in early 1839, they organized a posse of militia to invade new brunswick and capture any new brunswick lumberjacks who were selling trees that main thought belongs to them. they were captured by canadian militia and marched off in chains to prison. the united states may be overreacted, authorized 50,000 men under the command of winfield scott. and $10 million to start a war against new brunswick. to release the maine lumberjacks. lord ashburton was keen not to have another arms conflict with united states. they gave a good chunk of new brunswick to the united states to avoid war. the territory was worth nothing. there is only one casualty, who either froze to death, drowned or was run over by a cannon or supply wagon, or all of the above. his grave marker is on route u.s. 2a. it is not worth the drive. the next one, i don't know what it is about pork and canada, this was on the west coast. because of the vagaries of the map and the fact that it was mostly uncharted territory, it wasn't clear where the border went through the island. both united states and british citizens occupied it.

northwest to new brunswick with a.j. preparing there. a.j. >> reporter: sade, snow is steadily falling here in new jersey prompting a lot of shoppers to rush out and get their necessities. come what may, people throughout central jersey is certainly hoping for the best and preparing for the worse. >> hopefully not too much snow. >> bring it on, bring it on. let's get it. >> i definitely don't want to shovel a lot but it looks like we're going to get a lot. >> reporter: a flood of shoppers hit area stores grabbing the essentials. >> i'm just getting all the things that i need. bread, water, milk. soup. >> just getting last minute stuff. you know getting some salt and stuff like that. >> i got some butter. >> i don't mean to laugh but -- >> are there vampires that come out during the blizzard. >> and i got chicken. some frozen chicken. >> reporter: to allow more space for plows on the road throughout the weekend, they are implementing no parking rules. and the snow has increased in its downfall. this parking lot still relatively full. they'

after his time served in the military, he then left and moved to canada, new brunswick, where he becameerchant, and he co-owned a a business with benedict arnold until it burned down. there was some disagreement in their business relationship. later, he married a woman from long island and dies in 1805. there are some really compelling

e-mail me they're doing targeted action but that family says that is not true for allegedly on the new brunswickhere they showed the video of i.c.e. coming out of their home taking it with them. they started to bang on the door at 5:00 in the morning the family's lawyer explained the situation. >> i.c.e. is supposed to conduct targeted enforcement actions to arrest someone with the removal or deportation order. they did not show an arrest order or search warrant am broken to a family's home without permission. >> becky is that they took someone who did not have a deportation order and in fact, he was protected by the authorization that he had. >> i reached out to get i.c.e. side there has been no raids quote-unquote and he gave me the reason why and said he was arrested because he was insulted committed member of the very dangerous gang freely known only to operate in georgia and that they claim that is why they got him if they connected him with a court date but the family is really concerned they stripped him of his paper work and work authorization that he legally had. >> the only nagging que

police say the 36-year-old man was leaning against an a elevator door in a new brunswick train station when it suddenly opened this morning but there was no elevators. it took rescuers an hour to get him out of the shaft. he was rushed to the hospital with a back injury. >> stopizing eyes advertising to our kids. city comptroller scott stringer and public advocate james were joined by dozens at a rally today today on the upper west side. using marketing tricks to target young people. and they say it is working with more teens vaping. >> it is not cool. it is not right. and stay way from our children. >> reality is that they are marketing it to children right now. so nicotine is dangerous and we don't know whether or not e-cigarettes contain nicotine or any other chemicals which are dangerous to children. >> james says she wants e-cig marketing brought under the same fda regulations as regular cigarettes. support offers supporters of the vaping industry say they are an alternative to smoking. >> today senator chuck schumer announced a crusade to get wireless carriers to do something abo

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the 36-year-old was leaning against that door at a new brunswick train station when it suddenly opened. but there was no elevator for him. that long fall injured his back and took rescuers an hour to get him out. he was rushed o a hospital. his condition unknown. >> a commuter alert for anyone that takes the n train. your ride might be affected starting tomorrow. these nine manhattan bound end train platforms in brooklyn from 8th avenue to 86th street will be closed for the next 14 months all part of a $400 million deal which opened back in 1915. the renovations include everything from improved platforms and overpasses to repairs to retaining walls between the stations while many agree this needs to be done they cannot ignore the added headaches. >> we take the train to school and work every single day. a lot of people use this station. if they don't speak english, it's going to be difficult. as you can see, the sign it doesn't have it in chinese or other languages. >> riders can use temporary platforms on 8th avenue. once it's complete they will begin on brooklyn bound service. >> the

it happened on a platform of the new brunswick train station. new jersey transit saying this 36-year-old man was leaning against the doors of an out-of-service elevator yesterday morning when those doors suddenly opened. it took rescuers about an hour to get him out. he was taken to the hospital with a back injury. >>> two new york city officials want to protect children from marketing by e-cigarette companies. dozens joined the city comptroller at a rally on the upper west side yesterday. they say the e-cigarette companies are using the old marketing tricks of the tobacco industry to target young people. and the group says it's working, claiming that more teens are vapeing. >> it is not cool. it is not right. and stay away f m our children. >> reality is that they're so nicotine is dangerous, and we don't know whether or not e-cigarettes contain nicotine or any other chemicals which are dangerous to children. >> she says she wants the e-cigarette marketing brought under the same fda regulations as regular cigarettes. supporters of the vapeing in

. >> she went to robert wood johnson hospital in new brunswick and advised them that her insurance coverage was through champva. sent to a different insurer. so she contacted the hospital. >> i must have called them close to a dozen times to correct it. >> soon she began receiving notices from the hospital, one bill after another. >> i've gotten maybe eight or nine now requesting that i pay within 15 days. >> and the amount due is no small number. she's asking news4 for help. >> it's close to $15,000 now. i tried calling again about a week ago and they just started with, you know, i'll transfer you, i'll transfer you. so i got off of the phone with that feeling very frustrated and i had the tv on and i saw call lynda baquero. >> and here we are. we spoke with robert wood johnson medical group and they tell us they've been in touch with marlene. problem solved. she will not receive any additional bills until the after that she may receive bills for her portion of the claim if any. it's all resolved. >> any tips on preventing this. >> present your card for any visit. this way they have the in

with the clouds hugging the coast earlier, another patch from philly to trenton to new brunswick. look at the swirling storm offshore. likely out to sea. this one we'll get impacted by. it splits in two though. we get the leftovers with sprinkles in between. this is the storm that will take aim at us through the west. snow and rain in the southwest. it will school up gulf moisture and come at us on saturday night in to sunday. futurecast looking mainly clear skies overnight later after the morning cloudiness. low 20s tomorrow morning. still a chill in the air. need the winter coat. sunglasses early but by the time we drive home a lot of clouds coming in. slippery spots well north and west. partly cloudy, 34 overnight. 20s most suburbs. for tomorrow, sunshine to start then clouds will increase. early evening hours should be dry. watch out for the drizzle starting to develop. well north and west maybe a couple slippery spots. on your 7-day forecast, a drizzle or shower, not a washout. sunday is a soaker in the morning. maybe some spots get over an inch of rain. 60 in the afternoon.

the company based in new brunswick will cut about 3,000 jobs, it says all the layoffs come from its medical devices division, not clear which parts of the country affected. the company has a subsidiary in westchester. it could save up to $1 billion a year. automakers may have a reason to be concerned as fewer millennials learn how to drive. good morning. >> hi tracy. good morning to you. young adults are ditching driver's licenses. a report shows 75% of people age 20-24 have one down 80% in 2011 and 92% three decades ago. that could raise red flag for automakers as they deal with the rising ride sharing services and millennials and different attitudes about cars. on wall street could be set for a sell-off today, futures are lower this morning and asian markets tanking overnight with the japan falling into bear territory down 20% from its annual high. oil prices continue to weigh on stocks, crude below $28 a barrel, a fresh 12-year low. data on the com searer price inflation and housing. the dow swinging on tuesday ending up 28 points to 16016, the nasdaq falling 11 to 4477. back over to you

new brunswick may see an additional 25 centimeters of snow. visibility will be fight low. across the opposite side of the continent, a chain of low pressure systems has been causing wet weather over the past several weeks and more wet weather is expected for the next several days in places like vancouver, seattle, as well as san francisco. now, across japan we experienced the coldest morning of the season today. the low dipped minus 0.9 degrees in tokyo, making the coldest day of the season so far. then we saw the first ice of the season. which is the latest on record. yes, we saw the first snowfall of the season yesterday. the cold air will continue to grip much of japan into tomorrow. then we're looking at more heavy snow for across northern japan. the region will see 50 centimeters of the snow for the next 24 hours. visibility quite low, too. across the opposite side of japan including tokyo, it will stay dry and we'll see dry weather continue into the weekend in the tokyo area. it will continue snow and subzero figures into the weekend. it's a very different story acro

on radar we may have sensed it with that little blip near new brunswick. 40 degrees right now, we've got cloudy skies, our numbers are dropping below freezing north and west we are concerned about the refreezing and icing routine we have been going through the past couple of nights. the clouds haven't even thickened up yet but they will overnight. there's the clipper off to the west. you see the snow showers and our north but those areas near cleveland back to chicago, detroit, that's going to swing through the area but i think it happens mid to late morning tomorrow. if you watch, the only areas i'm concerned about for the latter part of the morning commute, catskills, poconos, northwestern new jersey then all bets off. if you're traveling around late morning, slick spots north and west and a brief rain or snow shower that could reduce visibility and then start kick up the winds during the afternoon. that's one thing we will get in on in the afternoon is the gusty winds going up to 40 miles an hour as skies begin to clear out. ice patches overnight, especially outside of new york ci

johnson plans to lay off several thousand people over the next two year, the company based in new brunswick says it will cut about 3,000 jobs, it says all of the layoffs will come from the medical devices division, not clear which parts of the country will be affected. the move could save johnson and johnson up to a billion dollars a year by 2019. >> from the jersey shore bureau, atlantic city's mayor says the resort may have to reconsider bankruptcy now that governor chris christie effectively vetoed a financial aid plan for the city. the mayor says if the state doesn't come up with the funding in the next weeks bankruptcy would be the only option. lawmakers had passed a package of bills including one that would have allowed casinos to make six payments instead of paying taxes over 15 years. the governor failed to sign the bill by yesterday's new deadline. now legislative leaders have been pushing for a bill introduced calling for a proposed state takeover of the city. >> it looks like rebel will be getting a second chance as a casino. the new owner says he plans to reopen the property as

good morning, new brunswick and 26 the start. we're a good 10 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time, snuggled in about ed and warm in our houses. today will feel better as we move outside. 44 under a mix of sun and clouds and breezy for us. 13 miles an hour and we'll bring back the 40s, something we have not done here in 10 days. tonight, the overnight low at us. and clouds here, thickening up and rain chances are likely and the rainfall is expected to be p.m. from west to east and the official front is not in place until tuesday and there is another possibility of the tuesday. the temperatures drop and we see snowfall. some lake affect kicking in but for the most part, a better chance of widespread precipitation is the rainfall. the numbers here, a .1 to a quarter of an inch by the time it's said and done. the power of 5 seven-day forecast today, quite nice and 44. typical highs should be in the mid- and upper 30s. we're dry the next weekend, corrina. >>> and the monday morning commute is off to a nice start here at 5

new jersey transit says he was leaning against an elevator door at the new brunswick station when the door suddenly opened. it took rescuers an hour to get him out. he was taken to the hospital with back injuries. >>> a funeral was held in new jersey for a young woman whose car was found overturned in the pennsylvania passaic river. hundreds gathered to say good-bye to devorah stubin. the 22-year-old had been missing for two days. that was before her car was discovered on saturday night. >> i don't even have words it's so draj tragic. >> for a young girl, a 21, 22-year-old girl who has her life ahead of her, for this to happen to any family is -- it's too hard to imagine. suffered from a seizure disorder. investigators now trying to figure out if that played any role in her disappearance. >>> actor sean penn speaking out about his controversial interview with mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman. penn appeared last night on cbs' "60 minutes." he spoke about the dangers for both him and guzman. they met at guzman's secret hideaway while he was on the run from police. penn says h

there is a band of heavy snow and looks like it is o or new brunswick. and there wille snow pecking up your way. blizzard warnings in affect for three major cities and causing travel problems. gale warning in store for today. and west wind. 25- 30 miles per hour. and bays are rough. seas are 10-1-1 feet beyond the reef. tonight bring your pets inside and bundle up. and cover up the plants that could be damaged. we are down in the 40s and 50s and for our runners tomorrow. the marathonrunners. starting line with a sweater. the mid40s, todd. >> neki: thank you. >> todd: after the break, how its legs were that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen tthis: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. ve it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. >> neki: right now, unusual disability, and as you saw there, the cat was born with the >> todd: his name is clubby. i got to spend t te with him as he recovers from

see that echo showing up to the east of new brunswick. that is the first i saw. there are a couple in here that give us the indication that potentially something could have been happening in the the other thing i have been looking into is the potential for some sort of -- there are a few more showing up around 2:43. these are clear returns. when we look on the radar, that can mean something moving toward or from the radar. doesn't tell us that it's an airplane. that would be the suspicion but sometimes clearer returns can be the migration of birds or something else in the atmosphere. the other piece of evidence that i'm searching for would be an hourly observation of the barometric pressure. if we had something like that in a five minute increment that could show us something happening with a quick ex panning and movement in the atmosphere. so, still sort of a mystery trying to look at the weather and though confirm the possibility of a sonic boom. that hasn't happened. the other thing, you need an airplane to create that. we have been able to confirm f-16, f 18

and steve hayes, senior writer for the "weekly standard," david gregory, former moderator of new brunswick's "meet the press" and author of the book "how's your faith?" and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> we thought the race couldn't get any crazier and the race is getting crazier. sarah palin offered her endorsement to donald trump. promising donald trump will be the person to end crony capitalism. within 24 hours of donald trump coming out in strong favor of ethanol of the renewable fuel standards and ethanol subsidies. that just i think typifies exactly what kind of a race we've had and frankly the confusion inside the trump campaign. think it's been a tough couple of days for ted cruz. i think stands up well particularly in the face of these attacks from the ethanol industry in iowa. that makes cruz look good. he's willing to stand up and say, you're not going to fl influence me. i believe what i believe. >> i have had two separate conversations with republicans in iowa, who said those attacks from the ethanol lobby on cruz in effect will help him more than hurt him. but sti

the company based in new brunswick will cut about 3,000 jobs. all of the layoffs come from the medical devices division. it's not clear which parts of the country will be affected. the company owns a medical devices subsidiary in westchester, the move could save johnson & johnson up to $1 billion a year by 2019. >> a federal health and human services official heads to flint, michigan. >> that follow as meeting between the mayor and president obama. mayor karen weaver also met with some of the president's senior staff that she seeks federal help for flint. two years ago a state appointed emergency manager switched from detroit's water system to the flint river to save money and later tests showed high levels of lead and also in children's blood. some angry protesters yesterday before the governor's state of the state address. govern rick snyder pledged to knicks the problem these called on him to resign. >> the state failed us. they lied. this is a shame. this is a shamble of a government and this is not my government or my governor. >> i know ap

that is where i chose to go when i got out of cleveland listed new brunswick, nature z. because it had a renowned requirement of dairy science and while i was there a dictate one course in how to judge dairy cattle and i learned the differences between jerseys in brown swiss cows. do not come in handy at all. but when i went back to cleveland after college i couldn't think of anything else to do. i called a local dairy and asked whether there were any openings for milkmen. at that it would be interesting to be in the dairy industry at any level. i had an affinity for years about owning a dairy farm. i liked cows. they lived across the cap forgot that life could we've never had a lady treads a milk truck but there's no reason not a myth that so he let me come in and talk to them. the plant was gleaming stainless steel, heated milk undercut the width of ammonia. it was the first time that could completely honest in a job interview. i didn't have any ears but it was sincerely interested in the dairy industry and you can tell from that that i had perhaps told a lie or two ab

near i-78 just to the southwest of new york, already a couple specks of drizzle near edison and new brunswick. that will become widespread as we head through the evening hours and overnight. the heaviest rains bypassing to the west, and we're getting showers and light drizzle. you can see the icy edge and sleet getting into parts of central pennsylvania. watch future cast closely. and fall just below. here comes the drizzle developing and i think it's after 9:00, the concern starts to come up because look at the rain getting into northwest new jersey and the cat skills, snowflakes there, temperatures 33. newburgh, sussex. watch for the ice spots. it doesn't take much after seeing what we had in long island this morning. here's what you need to know, the first problem, the slippery spots north and west overnight. the second problem, a 6 hour wind swept soaking rain on sunday morning. be careful with your early morning travel on sunday. i think the worst time is probably five in the mortgage until eleven in the -- morning until eleven in the morning. we have a shot at breaking a record high on

cot which has its headquarters in new brunswick say the layoffs will affect more than 2 percent of the global work force. saving the company up to a billion dollars. restructuring focuses on its orthopedic, surgical and cardiovascular businesses. >>> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", we have a big a announcement from bee beyonce at the super bowl. >>> then a medical miracle, a lehigh valley man is brought back to life after spending hours lying in the snow. now a year later he is speaking out for the the the first time since his brush with death. >>> oscar objection hollywood a listers are boycotting the awards show because of the lack of non-black nominees. >>> tax season can be tax fraud, consumer reporter jim donovan has a warning about irs scam that has defrauded one church pastor out of tens of thousands of dollars, that is next. >>> the a academy has issued a statement promising more diversity. it comes as some high profile african americans boycott the oscars over this years crop of all white octobering nominees. the the president of the academy of motion pictures arts and s

new brunswick second place. a lot of conversation about him as well., there's all kinds of quirky information that we can see about people searching about particular candidates as well. asking people, like, how old a particular candidate is, how they feel about guns, those kinds of things. but also interesting spikes. there's been a lot of conversation in the recent weeks about ted cruz being born in canada. well, there's a guy apparently going around to all of his different stops saying a sign that ted cruz loves nickel back. obviously a band based out of canada. there are people searching about that. look at this. we see a spike. 1,600% increase and people who are searching online about this nickel back guy about the thing in canada and ted cruz. so this google trends data is very specific. it can look at interesting spikes and trends. it's going to be interesting to see tonight during the two debates. they can give us realtime information if people are reacting to a moment in the debate something that's been said or they want to know a position abou

out that truck driving right on up the turnpike through east brunswick getting into the area of new brunswick, we have people on the roadways unfortunately be on the roadways if it is an emergency. this is the garden state park way right near exit 105 you can barely see it we have a couple of cars on the roadways we have accidents reported here and there just too many to list. here is through the 70s, cars on the road going northbound at 96th lane, check out all this volume. like there is no problem out there, well there is a problem you don't want to be driving around this is not a joke, here is the lie near the grand central park way you see cars out there, the lie is closedded by the way right around the area of junction boulevard and this is because of an accident once again an accident is being cleared on the lie as you go through queens a look at the staten island expressway near richmond road, the eastbound side is going in that direction usually the cars heading in that direction there aren't any cars on the staten island expressway, if you were to attempt to drive on the expressway t

mid 40's by tuesday. showers but obviously they'll new brunswick the form of some rain. antoinette and doug. antoinette: danielle, thawng. it's 6:19. checking more top stories happening right now. doug: police are investigating a deadly school shooting in western canada. four people are dead and two critically wounded in the worst mass shooting to hit the country in years. the shooting happened in two locations-- a high school and a home in an aboriginal community in the province of saskatchewan. canadian police captured the suspect outside the school. no word on the suspect's age or antoinette: gunfire on the las vegas strip. police are investigating an officer-involved shooting near the bellagio hotel. you can see this cell phone camera capturing that commotion there. investigators closed the area to traffic for several hours. the shots may have been fired during the fountain shows just after 7:00 last night. police say they have a suspect in custody. it's unclear if anyone was hurt. doug: the c.e.o. of the state's only slot parlor is defending its financial performanc

after his time served in the military, he then left and moved to canada, new brunswick, where he became a merchant, and he co-owned a business with benedict arnold until it burned down. there was some disagreement in their business relationship. later, he married a woman from long island and dies in 1805. there are some really compelling stories in connecticut about loyalists and why they remain loyal instead of joining the continental armor or wanting independence from the british government, and he was just one of those characters. we have so many others in the collection. if you go into our archive and library, you can read diaries about other loyalists, what they were thinking, and why they wanted to stay with the british government, whether that was for economic purposes, about their identity, or even their future plans. the amount of information we have, collections, and object related to the american revolution is actually quite large, because we were founded to save that history. we have furniture, textiles, prints, books, diaries, letters. the connecticut historical society oft

we have a couple of sprinkles, even over to rutgers, new brunswick and trenton. a couple of showers this morning. the temperatures are warm. everybody is above the freezing mark. you don't have for rei about black ice issues. the next seven hours temperatures warm up. then it cools down by afternoon, mid-40s with sunshine as we head from new city in rockland county into the afternoon. debbie duhaime has her hands full in the traffic center in for heather. how is it going. >> let's see what is happening. 1 and 2, earlier delays because of an incident at houston. that is cleared. residual delays on the 1 and 2. as we go out to our camera at the queens midtown tunnel, overnight construction wrapping up here. going to the other camera, the inbound b.q.e. starting to build by the brooklyn bridge. alternate sides remain suspended until monday. back to you, lori, ken. >> thank you. >>> be loved character actor abe vigoda died. >> who is the coffee. >> thick. >> try mixing in hot water. >> i did. that's what made it thick. >> he was best known for his roles on the abc hi

keep in mind that this cold air, even new brunswick and toms river are all below freezing, so as this cold air comes in there will be slick roads to contend with. this arctic air creates really a biting wind and is with us all the way through the middle part of the week. we're starting with sub freezing temperatures, but the wind chills will continue to get dramatically colder, cut in half for sure once we get into the afternoon and evening hour. cold conditions to put up with. scattered light snow is happening tonight all the way through early tuesday morning. we get the light flurries coming in here. it doesn't stick but we could see flurries fly today. that's through the early evening hours. then once we get into monday morning, there's so much cold air in place, maybe up to an inch of snow is possible in monticello, and all of these counties, sullivan, duchess, getting light snow. then you've got the snow trying to reach northwestern new jersey, but not amounting to much. any way you spell it, you've road conditions coming in tonight early tomorrow morning. sub-freezing temperatur

new carrollton and sheverly. we have problems here all over the place. probably fairly likely due to the cold weather. red line shady grove, switch problem there. marc brunswick, behind because of a switch light there. eastern avenue, taillights southbound, new crash there, really slowing things as you head to the city. travel times in ten minutes. >>> it is 6:02. a major announcement happening at the white house today. president obama set to announce some gun control reforms. the president's plans include several new provisions including a new definition of a gun dealer. now, many dealers sell online or gun shows and are not required to -- they don't require background checks. anybody who accepts a credit card for a gun sale or rents a table at a gun show will have to be licensed by the atf. that means they have to start conducting background check as well. president obama wants the social security administration to disclose which beneficiaries are not allowed to own a gun. if someone has a documented mental health issue, for example, their record will be included in the background checks system at this point. the president is also asking congress for money

live in brunswick, meg shaw, new channel 5. >>> breaking overnight from the live desk, an ohio police officer shot and killed in the line of duty. a male and female reportedly now in custody. this all started around midnight in danville just northeast of mount vernon as a statewide search for a missing cruiser. the state highway patrol saying the officer's hat was found with blood on it. found. the officer later found shot outside the danville municipal building. this marks ohio's second fallen canine jethrow. about a local boy killed in a sledding accident. over the weekend friends, neighbors and complete straipgers gathered in two cities -- strangers gathered in two cities to support his parents. he was an only child. he was sledsing last tuesday when he cool slided with a passing car -- collided with a passing car at the bottom of the hill. firefighters, police officers, family friends huddled together for prayer and song. >> i just couldn't imagine the devastation and what the family is feeling, what the family is going through. he was just a little boy, excited about the snow. >>

live in brunswick, meg shaw, news channel 5. >> thank you. stay warm out there. you can see how much snow is getting to fall in your neighborhood the next 48 hours with our new snow cast app. >>> in other news from the live desk, authorities in stark county, including the f.b.i. investigating a series of bomb threats over the weekend in canton and jackson township. several stores evacuated and shut down, including target and walmart but no bombs were found. and parts of state route 212 in stark county shut down early yesterday morning because after suspicious device that looked like a bomb. ohio state highway patrol saying it was a false alarm. anyone with any information should contact police. >>> friends, neighbors and even complete strangers paying their respect to a 9-year-old boy killed in a sledding accident. more than 50 people came out last night, police officers, prayed for drew hayden and his parents. service was held on the hill where drew went sledding tuesday. he collided with a passing car at the bottom of the hill and later died from his injuries.

newark, new jersey had a snow east brunswick, new jersey eight inches of snow. i'm not home and i don't know whose going to show but we're looking at totals 15-20 inches. closer to 20 inland spots on south and west of mr. there. these numbers have increased over the past few hours. as much as 6-10 inches again. this is a long duration storm and it winds down midnight. in addition to the snow and the wind we have coastal flood warnings in effect. we're in a high tide cycle right now. we have more details coming up in a bit. right in the middle is ray. how are conditions by you right now? >> reporter: hey, good morning gus and pat. there's about 3,800 pieces of equipment around the state. we saw them on our drive down here. we've been seeing them throughout the morning. in the last half hour or so we've not seen that many tow trucks in the area. if you take a walk you can see how much the wind is blowing. pounds with the tripod and that was knocked down this morning. here in new jersey about 200 feet away fromluckily, no coastal flooding at this point. there have

around here new london and brunswick . and north olmsted . also euclid . system with showers assembling out of this panhandle hook 48 county and 47 hopkins . with temperatures today near 50 and tomorrow, changeover to snowfall, we expect about 11:00 a.m., transition to the frozen side perhaps a they cosmetic coating up to as much as 3 inchesa . this will be equal opportunity, the lake-effect will be behind the system tomorrow night into monday morning . it it'll be an arctic plunge the coldest so far systems . a very active weather week coming up . the staff here down here, dallas and memphiss to move into central ohio . keeping rainfall head of the end of snowfall behind it most of the heavier snowfall to fall and lower michigan . they're looking at perhaps a foot . most of northern ohio with a coating of two an inch or two and stayed up on the latest . in the snowbelt, as much as four anytime after midnight tonight there is snowfall on the backside of the system gives a list of toledo findlay at 8:00 a.m., the area moves off east . with 30

new york.com. we're live in east brunswick. marc santia. >> the storm is keeping several students from taking the sats this weekend. they'll have an extra month to cram for the test with the exams being postponed in centers. check out to find out the exact locations that will be closed tomorrow. >> and if your power goes out news 4 new york still there for you. we want to remind you to download our news 4 news app. all the information you need right there in one place. you can watch our coverage live from your smartphone or tablet. follow our interactive radar to find out how the storm will impact you specifically. check out our snow guide detailing the current plans for mass transit around the area. download from google play. and we want to remind you also to send us any great photos that you take during the storm. of course we want to make sure that you stay safe while taking them. >> our storm team coverage continues tonight. washington d.c. getting hit hard. nearly 3 feet of snow could fall by the time its all over. we'll t

new weiers. m.a.r.c. rail, brunswickand others, you're on time. >>> the israeli president who was a key player in the palestine/israel peace talks. they won the peace prize after signing the accord in 1993. the others have since died. >>> new this morning, investigators say an suh went through a concrete barrier and dropped more than 30 feet onto the freeway below. >>> happening today a suspect heads to court for a killing that happened on december 24th. the man was found stabbed to dealt in the park. it could be gang related. police say they closed the case of a playground murder that happened back in nosh. s naes could be it. >>> students were killed in honduras. they were killed when their bus swerved off the road and crashed into a gully. it happened yesterday. the bus was carrying students from cluck bee ya and new york. several other passengers were also hurt. >>> new documents have been released in last summer's mass shooting at a louisiana movie thatder. the nearly 600 page report on suspected shooter revealed hi

brunswick. here's jim dolan with new information. >> reporter: the home of blanca hernandez was filled with friends and relatives and wrenching anguish tonight. it was all so sudden. this is what's left of the car blanca was driving in friday morning. she and others in her family were coming home from a new year's eve party when the man driving the car she was in apparently became distracted and drove through a red light. here on route 1 in south brunswick, blanca was in the back seat with no seatbelt on. eight people were injured. at least three are still in critical condition. clearly this story is a tragedy from every possible viewpoint but even more so because according to police the accident was almost certainly preventable. the driver was distracted probably by a cell phone. >> the leading indication is a cell phone may have played apart of it. indicate a cell phone may have been used for navigation purposes. the driver may have been lost. and as a result to that, this happened. >> the person driving has not been charged with any crime. it may be his punishment is already greater than the law

news on the rails. some real issues here. first of all, marc brunswickeast 890, 30 minutes behind because of a frozen switch. same thing 511, canceled as well because of -- i should say canceled because of a frozen switch. only canceled in one direction. we'll talk more about that coming up. blue and yellow line delays now, single-tracking there on blue and yellow line and delays on red line as well. all weather related. chuck? >> thank you. weather related is also because of the cold temperatures outside. windy conditions remain. still feels like it is between zero and nine degrees this morning. when does the warmer air get here? your forecast for the weekend coming up. >>> well, it was not a good year at least for crime fighting in the district. they finished the year with 162 murders and that was up from the previous year. mayor bowser seeking to address this through her crime bill. now, yesterday she went on tour for the -- to promote this bill publicly. she went to d.c. jail, she went to d.c. forensics lab and she also visited a small business that

the winning recipe was the brunswick eagles flying high chili. >>> still ahead, brand-new information about how authorities tracked down a drug lord and why he could be coming our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? >>> el chapo may be on his way here to the united states. the mexican government says he will be extradited to the us to face drug trafficking charges. meantime, we're learning more about how authorities captured him. >>reporter: he wanted to spend instead, el chapo is back in handcuffs. the drug lords paraded in front of cameras as authorities rushed him back to the same super max prison he tunneled his way out of last year. the attorney general says th

aside from that a look at the maps get you metro update, because we do have some new information for you. brunswickelays of up to 60 minutes out of frederick because of frozen switch. metro will honor tickets and if that's your chosen form of transportation make sure to plan ahead. as far as treat is send, will you, yellow, between national airport, pen gone, un schedule track work slowing down those lines. as far as your earlier delays, on the red lion, and orange lines, things are clearing up there. to glenn month and new carol ton, keep you updated. take live look outside 50 westbound, dealing with some big delays rid now as you head inbound. you can see those brake lights, just ahead, 50 inbound slow from 202, to 295, so make sure to plan ahead for that one. we switch over right now show you another look at a delay. because aside from that seeing slow downs on 66, inbound, as you make your way out. this is a look inbound 295 where once you get off of ooh onto 295 you back up by eastern avenue. usual spots of john jest ton 295 on the inbound side. we'll keep you updated 270 from frederick, slow

new year to you too bill evans and to everybody. show you a look another route 1. route 1 is subject to closure heading northbound getting into south brunswick at deans lane. accident investigation, try 130 instead or the new jersey turnpike. over on 17 north closed at highland cross in rutherford. an accident as well. over on the uptown a., c. ande ., still seeing delays because of a police investigation at west 4th. 2 and 4 back on or close there. today. remember the fdr drive northbound in the 70s that accident still being cleared. clean-up continuing here on broadway and 7th avenue. that whole area around times square as we go over to the times square. again clean-up continuing you can see some cars starting to go through though. so it looks like some roads alternate side of the street parking is suspended. >>> all right debbie thank you. closing in on 6:30 and also are breaking news in -- have breaking news in new jersey. crews are battling a fire at a historic church in west orange. coming up. >> also breaking a tragic start to the new year in manhattan. a man dead after a freak elevator. >> and meteorologist bill evans what makes this

news now. more and more schools stress writing and some local kids are practicing by becoming young journalists in tonight's romona's kids we went to brunswick to meet these talented students. this is the beat. channel 22 covering news around the county. >> the 11th grader moved her way up to technical manager. >> it is an amazing program to get involved in giving people hands on experience starting in 6th grade and get 7 years of experience being in this club. >> they have been piling up local, state and national awards. the students even won $100,000 for their school with a video for a state farm insurance competition. >> don't add to the distraction behind the wheel. >> believe me t. can hurt. >> kids are published in area newspapers and on local web sites. sophomore alexis is the journalism manager. >> journalism isn't something i want to go into as a profession. i want to go into the medical field. communication is an asset that's necessary in anything you do. >> i am with mrs. arm. >> baxter is in his third year basketball games. >> i always thought that would be the coolest thing to go out and say hey, world this is what i learned tod

we will continue our coverage on news 13 tonight at 6 p.m.. >>> a brunswick county powerball winner's'soyfriend is out of jail again after posting a $12 million bond. 31 year-old lamar mcdowell was arrested for violating his pretrial release for previous drug related charges. he was first busted in november of 2014 on heroin charges and held under a $3 million bond. mcdowell's girlfriend paid that bond inmar, just a week after her $188 million powerball win. >>> the reverend jesse jackson comes to the upstate meeting with ebb manies of the rainbow push coalition in greenville. jackson is touring south carolina to promote voter registration leading up to the state's presidential primary in february. he is also urging palmetto state lawmakers to accept the affordable care act. jackson says he is concerned young voters don't recognize the >> >> if we want the debt lowered, credit card debt, they should know about it. if they want medicaid for working poor people, they should vote about it. if they want livable wage, they should vote. >>evan: the rainbow coalition is pushing for a king legacy weeke

wlos.com or twitter or facebook pages and of course we will continue our coverage on news 13 tonight at 6 p.m.. >> a brunswick county powerball's boyfriend is out of jail again after posting a $12 million bond. 31 year-old lamar mcdowell was arrested for violating his pretrial release for previous drug related charges. of 2014 and paid $3 million bond just a week after her $188 million powerball win. >> a disturbing recruitment video from a somali terrorist group features republican candidate donald trump. more on that from our affiliate. >> donald trump's ban on ms. limb travel is being cruised in a terror recruiting video. the republican front runner announced in his plan if he was president, he said, in the wake of the san bernardino shootinks, nearly a month ago. this new video was apparently released by al-shabab, an al qaeda affiliate based in somalia. it labels the u.s. as a racist society that will eventually turn against its own muslim communities and it features audio of trump's proposed mum limb travel ban. it's the last democratic debate you may recall the front runner hillary clinton warned trump