a live look right now at newark, delaware.rst alert weather day until tonight because of the wintry weather. a little bit of snow that fell overnight in new castle county could make for slick spots out there. be careful. deldot says it's working to make sure major roads and highways are safe. >>> in pennsylvania, hundreds of trucks and plows are ready to go. penndot tells us it's ready with salt. during an average winter it uses more than 80 tons of salt. last month's blizzard dug into a third of that amount. penndot tells us each plow trucks takes up to three hours to complete its cycle. if you don't see a truck immediately, chances are those trucks are on their way. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. we're just starting off in jersey right now, taking a look at drive times here from vineland to 55, 24 minutes. no problems from millville. all traffic moving nicely from hammonton. we don't have backups, headed to the 295 area, speeds there, 41 miles an hour. heading up to the area brid

reporting live from newark airport. >>> 4:32. let's get over to john and traffic for 2's. >>> all of a sudden it started blowing the wind is going to be around our area, yeah wind is going to start to fill in, also dealing with yeah wet weather later right now it is light rain, drizzle, it is fog, that wind out of the east starting to build in, that's why we don't have any dense fog advisories light rain. absolutely. a hint of pink on the screen to the north, still a bit of icing this is round two that heavy rain responsible for destructive storms over night in the southeast we'll tap into some of that energy this is interesting too. 45 at lunchtime. then 5:00 at night you're at 55. going to warm up in the evening when we anticipate strengthening of the storms as well. talk about strong. she is traffic strong and ready to help. here is alex. >>> if you are traveling in new jersey unfortunately you have changes. 45-mile per hour speed restriction from dri scrol bridge, anticipate that for your ride, a life look at the queens midto

be able to operate at newark airport or newark penn station. the ban which was put on hold meeting of newark city council tuesday. >> taxis and auto cabs they have to have a particular license, commercial license. they have to be, you know, investigated fingerprint and more importantly you have to have a medallion and they have to pay the city. >> reporter: background checks are run on all drivers to check criminal history, motor vehicle history and the national sex offender database but the mayor says the rideshare companies violate a city ordinance requiring all commercial vehicles to pay to have licenses. >> the reality is, there are thousands of cabdrivers mostly immigrants by the way, this is their only source of income that are in this city that have been driving back and forth for years using this money to take care of themselves and their family. we have created and regulated these drivers not just in newark but all over the state of new jersey. these drivers are regulated and they pay a handsome sum of money to get medallions and insur

the officer has been with the newark police force for nearly a decade. bmw involved in a hit and run in williamsburg. investigators say a gray bmw 323 i hit a woman on rodney street yesterday morning. a taxi stopped to let the woman cross the street. that's when the driver of the bmw passed the cab, hit the woman and took off. the victim suffered head trauma. doctors now list her condition as critical. >>> authorities accuse a long island man of causing a big scare at a department store in nassau county. police say 53-year-old elvis governor told a 911 operator there was a bomb inside macy's last thursday. officers closed the store for several hours but they didn't find anything. investigators arrested governor yesterday. police charged him with making a terrorist threat. >>> the university of albany says a group of students was harassed and assaulted on a city the attack was caught on a cell phone. three black women said about a dozen white men and women used racial slurs while hitting them. their injuries were minor and police are investigating. in a l

. >>> and we'll have more on the anger and questions on why that >>> in newark tonight the feds city's worst. authorities say he is a gang leader who ordered murder after murder in broad daylight. >> we broke word of the arrest on the nbc 4 app this morning. >> reporter: he is the gang boss. he was led away by fbi and dea agents. the feds say hamlet's crips crew is behind a lot of blood spills on newark's streets. >> the people of newark should not have to endure that kind of violence or the fear that it breeds. >> reporter: police say he used social media to show how many crew members he has. backing up his alleged threats of violence with the real thing including some which resulted in a man and woman killed in this botched assassination attempt. >> gang members were fond of using kar, which stands for kill all rats. >> reporter: more than 50 alleged associates were busted last year. new york newark police say these gang arrests are key, but they say they need for help stopping the violence. three alleged associates also charged with racketeering and drug trafficking. all were in fed

and newark airport. head westbound, sheridan getting into third avenue, two lanes are closed down until 6:00, and that is with construction. effect. >> okay, heather, thank you. >>> it's 5:47. and the bad weather headed our way caused major damage in the southeast during overnight -- during the overnight, killing and injuring dozens of people. one driver caught a picture of a twister raking the road in front of him near baton rouge. in st. james parish, a tornado tore apart a mobile home park. two people were killed, 31 got hurt. seven of them are now in critical condition. one person was killed by a twister in mississippi and the governors in both mississippi and louisiana have declared states of emergency. a twister also roared in on pensacola, florida, hitting a condo complex, causing massive damage and practically leveling a big. police are still searching for missing people. thousands of homes in the area still without power this >>> and happening today, the numbers are rising again in powerball. it

in newark, meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> it came out of nowhere! a huge piece of machinery plunges to the ground at a construction site. what caused the deadly >> he put his life on the line for our country. tonight, a long overdue honor for a world war ii veteran. >> i said, my god! it's like being in a movie! this couldn't be happening to me. >> oh, but it was. and we're on long island for the special presentation. >> and what is the latest on all that talk about another winter storm brewing out there for next week? i'll break it down for you in just a bit. >> and coming up on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30, scott pelley talks with hillary clinton. >> scott joins us live from las vegas with more. scott. >> reporter: kristine, maurice, great to be with you. we're with hillary clinton in las vegas because she really needs a win on saturday at the caucus here in order to turn the momentum of the race around. we spoke with the former secretary of state a short while ago. do you think donald trump and bernie sanders have tapped into? it's a powerful t

right now it's 2 1/2-hour delays at newark. we're looking at three hours at laguardia and two hours at kennedy. so if you got a flight, make >>> chain restaurants in new york city will have to post salt warnings on certain menu items. a state supreme court judge plan which impacts restaurants with more than 15 locations. they must post warnings on items with more than the recommended daily amount of sodium or face a $600 fine. the rule was fought in court by the national restaurant association. >>> let's go back to weather right now. bill, we just showed a picture of newark airport and you could not see a thing from our camera. >> very low visibilities. i'm show you the vinlts. we've got rain, we've got clouds, all this for the afternoon. it's going to continue all the way into the afternoon and evening and tonight when it could be quite dangerous. we'll talk about that next. here we go. this is the way it looks all over the tri-state area. we've got rain, wet streets, puddles on roadways, ponding on roadways, clouds, showers,

jfk, newark, they're saying they're on or close to schedule. not a bad idea to get in touch with your individual carrier. this is a look at the belt parkway right near jfk airport. you can see we have some pretty heavy delays as you go through a disabled vehicle, people are just taking it slow because of the weather which you should. garden state parkway local 114, that's an accident. the accident is off on the shoulder, but, again, you do have a little bit of a delay. minor delays george washington bridge, lincoln is 10, the holland is a 10-minute delay. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. ken, over to you >> thank you, heather. >>> 6:19. apple says the judge who ordered the company to unlock a terrorist's iphone is overreaching and infringing on apple's first amendment rights. the judge ordered apple to help the fbi unlock the phone by cite ago law passed by congress in 1789 and the battle is escalating. the justice department now demanding apple's help in unlocking at least nine other iphones all across the country. >>>

i'm going to be mayor of the city of newark. i can help people. after doing some intervention with the kids i didn't have time to follow through on the mentorship that i was trying to set up on my own involvement with them i was so gracious and i get death threats, they would put police officers in my lobby and kids don't hang out where there's cops. i didn't see the kids and didn't see them until i got sworn in and days into my time as mayor i'm responding to shootings and i respond to one of -- early on the scene and there's body covered up and one being loaded in the balance -- ambulance and one thing that i regret. human beings, being loaded, i didn't ask the name, i went about administering to the living, come home the night, i see the police report and read it now and i read that the kid was now dead. i began the chapter actually with the decent of a community into a basement of a funeral home that i into the people change together and grief of misery piled on top of each other. i couldn't handle it. i felt like i was choking grief and guilt

newark cops fed up. that city calling in state troopers now. >> more than a hundred killings last year. citizens and cops alike say they've had enough. >> reporter: no question about it. with this murder rate of almost one every other day, i'm told that most of this, 99% anyway are criminals killing criminals. this city is on edge and indeed calling in reenforcements. sirens screaming through the streets of newark are a common sound in this city and this is a common complaint about crime. >> out of control really. >> reporter: crime is out of control? >> yeah. every other night you hear about a new murder somewhere. >> reporter: in fact, there has been on average a murder almost every other day. 14 murt dered so far in 2016. newark's mayor and new public safety director have had enough. reinforcements in the form of more than two dozen or so uniformed troopers. 4 investigates has learned that out of a force of approximately 950, roughly 20% cannot be put on the streets for various reasons. out of 380 sho

. >>> new at noon, a big announcement from the mayor of newark. he's calling on the state to come in and help them patrol the streets. ryan thompson joining us now with some of the details. >> reporter: newark's mayor and brand-new public safety director are calling this a 45-day plan. it really sounds more like an emergency. asking the state police to come in in force. no numbers yet on how many troopers would hit the streets. this crime fighting plan also asks for more help from the u.s. attorney and the county prosecutor. getting the state police here is significant. >> i'm asking them to come in us on the investigative side. we will have troopers in our major crimes task force. >> reporter: one big concern of course is that following 104 murders in newark last year, there have already been 14 killings through yesterday. an alarming number for officials here. other measures will include a crackdown on 24-hour eateries described as places where drug dealers hang out and putting some 20 detectives into solving shooting crimes in this city in whic

reporting live from newark, ida siegal, news 4 new york. >>> so glad to hear it. in rockaway beach, nypd officers are grieving for one of their own, vincent harrison died today in a crash. >> reporter: tonight a family and community is in mourning after an early morning hit-and-run in new jersey. it killed officer vincent harrison with the 100th precinct here. outside the station house you see black bunting, and at his home in valley stream, the vincent harrison died early sunday morning. he was on his way home. he and another driver got into a minor crash on the new jersey turnpike near the airport. he had just gotten out of his car when he was hit. he died soon after. the nypd officer was off duty at the time. he joined the police department about a year and a half ago, following in the footsteps of his older brother. his family gave us these pictures. a mother now left with the memories behind the photos, coping with the sudden news of her son's death. >> last time i saw my son was let's say 12:30 in the afternoon yesterday. and now i have to deal with this. >>

watch as it unfolds, in the parking lot of a newark marriott. ===terry/vo== and -- a shooting on a v-t-a platform in san jose. the crucial clue police have to track down the person responsible. ==terry/2shot== we start with breaking news. terry mcsweeny. ng us -- i'm ==peggy/2shot== and i'mpeggy bunker. we've learned supreme court jusce anton scalia hadied at the age of 79. the cause of death was not immediately released. ==peggy/chy== he died whi on a huntingrip in soh scalia was known for being one of the most conservative justices in recent years, who often wrote scathing dissents. ==terry/boxes== nbc bay ar's christie sth is live in san francisco. and christie -wheer you lid scalia's opinions onot -- >> nbc bay area's tracy smith live in san francisco. and whether you like scalia's opinions or not, he had a major impact on the court and our nation's laws. >> that's exactly right. in fact, we had a chance to speak with a prominent trial lawyer here in san francisco and his firm has had cases before the supreme court, and he says while he disa

a major fire in newark. we are live at the scene. >> the nypd once again mourning one of its own, tonight, an officer killed in a crash on the new jersey turnpike. >>> why a familiar cruise ship heading home yet early again. >> we want to get right to the breaking news we were talking about off the top. several buildings on fire on west runyon street in newark. what have we learned? >> reporter: the good news is that the fire is officially out. we learned this in just the last half hour. check out the scene behind me. you can see firefighters are still on scene here, mostly babysitting at this point. what is now thankfully a calm scene, but it did not look like this a short time ago. let's show you some video of what west runyon street looked like earlier this evening. we had three buildings with smoke and flames pouring out of those buildings. officials are still trying to figure out how it all started. but they were eager to praise the quick thinking of a good samaritan. his name is devaughn murphy. i spok

valley, california, worcester, massachusetts, and an corage alaska. >> yonkers and newark? makes it to expensive. >> manhattan is right here, where you can't afford to live but get married in yonkers and newark is even higher. >> cheap waiting in orlando? head over to disney world for the honeymoon. >> were you reading with glasses the last half hour? >> i was. thank you for noticing. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm the one who's tired. >> i like those. >> thanks. it's raining. they help me see. >> raining very heavily out there. i can see that. it's pouring. the drops are hitting the pavement pretty hard. at least we're washing a lot of salt away. the temperature is at 57 but do we have to use salt tomorrow night? heavy rainfall in new york city, heaviest of the day, south wind around 7. showing rainfall throughout here, though i think it's the next few hours it's heaviest. then it gets lighter and there's a resurgence after 11:00. it's a mile and a half at bridgeport, 2-1/2 miles in morristown and the area airports are showing big time delays, two hours in newark with the low visibi

it would help drivers. >>> newark is moving ahead with a crackdown on uber drivers at newark liberty airport and penn station. the city put the plan on hold this week because the port authority opposed it. but after yesterday's meeting, newark public safety officials say they'll begin to ticket and tow drivers who violate taxi and limousine ordinances. the port authority says the city doesn't have jurisdiction. >>> it's 5:56 now. coming up next at 6:00 a.m., amazon now they're getting into why the online retailer may soon be joining the likes of tommy hilfiger and donna karan. >>> donald trump claims a big win in nevada. hear what the republican had to say following the early morning victory. >>> keep watching us and download the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device now. we'll be back in two minutes. this is the face of addiction. addiction doesn't discriminate. alcohol smoking weed pills crack k2, spice acid cocaine crystal meth heroin this is also the face of hope. addiction is a disease. help is available. visit the new york state office of alcoholism and substance abuse se

we take a live look right now at the newark airport. the weather also causing some delays in our local airports. >> newark is experiencing 90-minute delays. kennedy, up to two hours and 20 minutes. >> the igbeest thing you notice over the past couple -- the biggest thing you notice over the past couple hours is how mild we've gotten. they feel more like tropical downpours rather than the raw rain. you look at this picture and that should be manhattan through the low clouds and fog. visibility way down right now. it will continue to be that way as we go through the evening hours. we're at 55 degrees right now and even pushing 60 down the shore. mercer county until 11:00 tonight and much of the philadelphia area as well. look at all the active tornado warnings in red through maryland and virginia and in to parts of north carolina. we do have a severe weather risk tonight. storm prediction center has put much of our area from nassau county westward in to a slight risk area. we could have damaging winds. also a wind advisory along the coast

investigators say he is bipolar and off head indication. >>> newark has banned drivers from newark airport and penn station. the city council is saying ride for commercial vehicles to be licensed. uber said newark should welcome the service. >>> new information on the city's salt crackdown moments ago, a judge ruled the city can fine certain restaurants for not posting salt restaurants on their menus. the national restaurant story, sued to stop the rule. restaurants can be fined up to 600-dollar starting next month. >>> still to come here on cbs 2 news at noon, severe weather strikes the gulf coast, powerful tornadoes to blame for several deaths, now people down south beginning to survey the damage. >> those were not just for her, but so many other women. >> a family's fight ends with a $72 million settlement with johnson & johnson, the warning about baby powder. >> then a little bit later on beauty to point out with your cell phone, how you can now test eye shadow and blush >> major changes coming to facebook today, how it will affect your conversation on social media. i've been a turkey

. >>> a significant break tonight in the search for a driver who hit three children in newark. police have found the truck that struck those children but they're still looking for the driver who hit them then took off. eyewitness news reporter carolina leid is in newark tonight with exclusive video of the accident. >> that truck driver was driving along on jefferson street when he hit those three children right here in the crosswalk. witnesses say that seeing this accident was of course shocking but then watching the driver speed away was revolting. witnesses rushed to help these three young girls left hurt on the street after being hit by a truck on their way home from school. two cried hysterically, bleeding profusely from their noses, as a 12-year-old appeared the driver who hit them sped away. >> first i was like oh, my god, he's going to stop, right? then he just sped away. that was so heartless. >> reporter: this video is hard to watch but the girls are okay. it happened at the intersection of jefferson and ferry streets in the iron-bound district. two men chased down the

at the marriott in newark in ardenwood. we are live with this unlikely chain of events. marianne. >> right now, you could see that crews are working to repair a damaged water line. that the out of control driver slammed into while backing up full speed in the parking lot. and take a look at how it all started. >> you're going to hurt somebody. stop! >> reporter: first the driver lurched his van forward, nearly crashing into the marriott residence in in newark. then when a man tried to talk to the driver, he backed up full speed into the parking lot, jumped a curb and slacked into water pipes, knocking out water service to parts of the inn, still without water tonight. then witnesses say the driver took off again, speeding out of the parking lot with two flat tires. newark police confirmed they later found the driver and police say they are still investigating the incident. but people here say it was definite a bizarre morning. live in newark, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> the hunt is on for a gunman who shot a man on a light rail platform. we have pictures of a

i've got delays close to two hours or more in newark, low ceiling and some of the rainfall. tomorrow morning the rain has pushed offshore. we have a lot of clouds around. roadways could be wet. skies will try to brighten during the midday and afternoon but clouds are going to increase midday. temperatures are in the mid 50s. the steady rainfall over westchester just got a little lighter from greenburg. still pouring over parts of greenwich right now. it's lighter rain over northern new jersey moving in to new york city. still steady over long island. heavier pocket not too far from port jefferson. more steady rain over southern ocean. look how it's dry right now. off to the south there's another area of rain flaring up near philadelphia. that will probably bring a resurgence during the evening hours especially from new york city south and eastward. hats what the futurecast is tending to depict during the evening hours. numbers will be in the 50s. later tonight more showers emerge. even 4:00 to 6:00 in the morning you're seeing heavier downpours over the coastal areas of new

newark and of course in the five boroughs. residents are struggling to the deep freeze, but if they're having more problems, they're urged to visit senior centers and libraries will have longer hours as well. we spoke to one man about how he plans to keep himself warm in the deep freeze. >> if i actually put on my coat, it's a wool hood. it gets really warm really quickly. >> reporter: but you don't think you need it yet? >> not yet, no. hear a lot of people saying use things like common sense, of course, when it comes to covering up exposed skin. michael, we talked about homeless outreach earlier. they're going to be transporting people to shelters open throughout hudson county for the entire weekend. they're telling people, if you see a homeless person out in the cold and they're having a problem coping, call police immediately. >> you could save a life that way. >> absolutely. >>> 6:35. time for weather and traffic. we'll check in with chris looking at the temperatures. it's 16 in the city. >> plenty cold already out there.

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abc7 news reporter david louie shows us how the newark plant came to be and how it's helping now. >>tion plant is proving to be a major benefit during the drought, but the drought wasn't the reason it was built. >> it helps to mitigate or offset some of the supplies during a drought, and it is actually a cost savings for us, as well. we're saving about $4 million a year in that we don't have to purchase more expensive water supplies. >> it was built 12 years ago because of saltwater incursion into the groundwater basins that supply the cities of fremont, newark, and union city. area creeks and runoff feed into quarry lakes. the water percolates into the ground, but salt water from san francisco bay has mixed in. without desalination, the water is undrinkable. >> there was historic pumping issues here in this local area that drew the groundwater basin down, and so it drew water from the bay, actually, in toward our groundwater basin. and we have an active recharge program to continue pushing that water out towards the bay, and the water in this area still tends to be a little bit brac

. >>> new at 5:00, police in newark, making an arrest. rob schmidt is in newark right now. the suspect charged with another death, i understand? >> that's right. all three of these killings happened in front of children. the news came at a press conference today last friday night. 21-year-old tamiqua rouse was found strangled at her apartment. a family friend found her strangled. the next day, holland murdered his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend at their home. marshall killed at their clinton place apartment. police say holland this time used a gun, opening fire, killing both. jones three children were there that apartment for those two killings. the accused killer here was the father of two of those children. all three under the age of five. thankfully, all three found safe. jeffrey and ashley, had a past relationship that was violent according to prosecutors. >> our hearts go out to these families, particularly the four young children. one on friday, and three on saturday, who were present for these heinous murders. >> such a sad story. no indication of what the relat

we're going to begin in newark where today prosecutors confirm a link between three gruesome homicide cases and the suspect in all three is this man, jeffrey holland, a 27-year-old from east orange who had children with one of the victims. >>> eyewitness news reporter michelle charlesworth is in newark this afternoon with some new information. michelle. >>> well, this east orange man is accused of terrorizing and murdering three people over the weekend. the first police tell me was his girlfriend. the next two, the mother of two of his children, and her new boyfriend. this is the man accused in all three murders, 27-year-old jeffrey holland. police say this is where the first murder took place friday night where 21-year-old taniqua rouse was killed. >> a family friend who was visiting her noticed her door into the apartment and found her partially submerged in the bathtub. she had been strangled and murdered. >> reporter: in a side closet, police responding found a baby boy, apparently hidden. >> they also found in a closet her 5-month-old son who thankfully was unharmed. >> reporter:

newark accused uber of violating its taxi laws. let's head over to alex denis for a final look. >> chris thank you. tons of red typical this time of the morning an earlier at metropolitan avenue seeing delays back to the lie north bound pothole repairs under way lengthy delays back to the bridge. a live look to the lincoln and holland tunnels which are a half hour wait at the toll plaza 20 minute delay at the george washington ton bridge. alternated side is in effect citywide. be save don't text and drive. john? >> hate the wait but love the light. beautiful sunrise and chopper 2 is flying that means wind isn't a menace. it's going to be a brighter and pretty nice day. cooler than it was over the weekend still above normal 48. don't forget it's tomorrow afternoon, that turns messy and some snow mixing in north and west and then rain and potential for a flooding rain on wednesday over an inch, likely so we could see pockets of heavy rain and isolated thunderstorm when this thing wraps up midday on thursday and that's the warmest day

that is when the battle of my life that just since the senate but even my final years of newark where every year the gravity and the impact of the problem was donning more and more. >> host: seems there's a few bills and the president behind it now where in a presidential year does that almost make it harder even though they're so much, ground. >> guest: this is my first year as a senator during a presidential year and it seems like everything gets harder at that time. it's the the silly season as many people call it. i was just on the phone speak with one of the great leaders of criminal justice reform along with people like ranking member leahy who has been working on this issue for longtime aware discussing just that. this coalition we have, can we get it across the finish line. what can we be doing to help move it across at a time when the supreme court battle is about to happen and the like. so i'm getting increasingly impatient because it should not take this long. you still have the house which is making slow but steady progress with some great bipartisan leaders over there. so

newark city picialgs want to penalize drivers and with its own officers. port authority officials say they have no problem with u ber or other ride share entities operating at the airport and they will not allow newark police on to the property to penalize drivers. the newark city officials plan to ban ride share carses at penn station. said it would have penalties occurred on the job. >> i can't stand this whole they give you other options that is helpful. you know, you have to wait in those lines. >> forever, and frankly taxi back into the city very expensive. it can be sketchy too. >> penalize or -- >> i say penalize. mples i knew she was going to say that. i was debating the wortd word came up, whatever had i chose she was going to have an issue with. >> not in hindsight. >> good morning to you both up and running on this wednesday morning hump day. periods of rain at you for the day. light rain and drizzle and then heavier showers and storms late into tonight. windy and wet at the same time. but by tomorrow rain should be coming to a close. u few show

that too was anesella heading to newark. meantime, regarding this latest incident, amtrak says in a statement, amtrak and local authorities are investigating the incident. including the type of objects hitting the train. 201 passengers were on that train. no injuries have been reported. live in midtown tonight, scott rappaport, cbs 2 news. >>> six subway slashings in just one month. the violence has commuters on edge before the start of the workweek, as hazel sanchez >> police are still searching for the attacker who slashed a 27-year-old man at the 110th street subway station on central park north early sunday morning. >> does it make you nervous going underground to ride the subway? >> when it's late, yes. sometimes when i come back home alone and it's late, yes. >> you get nervous. >> yes, sure. >> reporter: police say the man got into an argument with a woman on the platform. the woman asked another woman for help, and that woman slashed her in the face. the recent assaults underground are seemingly becoming too common.

>> the city of newark will start telling them? >> i would like to see that.imate they seem to be fighting with the cab driver but they say that transit is being targeted. >> let the people who could pay $6. >> supported on the eyefold as it comes into the station but from the driver perspective it is very onerous severity say they are suffering under regulation >> gate high-speed chase? >> the video is graphic a motorcycle is a driving in the late collides head on. the dash canada is from the car in front on a two-way street despite social lines. he is still alive to suffer the open arms fracture. >> most if you are not catch people the when i saw the instagram page this is one awesome cat to his three years old he loves the outdoors in the snow and swimming is on a leash. >> than to have some favorite characters. would you recognize them and their face? >> it is the voice. >> the veteran has done it all. and signing 100 autographs per week. ♪ he is also an announcer you probably know him putting it is so neat that is cuckoo for cocoa puffs. >> every teacher

zero in newark. tied a record j.f.k. laguardia you tied a record with one degree. this was incredibly cold. for so many locations the coldest valentine's day every recorded. as far as high temperatures, they never got out of the teens. central park made it to 15 degrees. a high temperature of just 13 degrees. one below was the official temperature in central park. the last time we hit one below as an actual temperature was christmas day 1980. right now we are looking at temperatures, single digits monticello 3 degrees. hamptons 8. everybody else in the teens. factor in the winds and feels like single digits. 6 below in monticello. in spite of the cold it's warmer than it was last night. tonight 12 in the city. singles in the suburbs. temperatures will rise rapidly. tomorrow we get snow and i will have those details in a bit. >> thank you. >>> cbs 2's hazel sanchez is live in bryant park with how people are trying to stay warm. hazel? >> reporter: i think our only saving grace tonight is that it isn't windy, so it doesn't feel nearly as cold today as it did yesterda

he first rose to prominence as the mayor of newark, there are others. there's a first who could be the another who all three serve on appeals. >> a complaint filed by county executive edward mangano. he he alleged someone impression aided him sending selects sexually text messages and his ways and his name. the woman denies ever having seen the messages. the police police department said the electronic squad is looking into >> antwan: a bill that would award the 9/11 memorial and dollars per year. the new legislation would designate a national memorial for 911 victim families believe the park system should run it not a nonprofit. >> christina: death metal is concert and will be performing survivors of the massacre. the event is the first will concert in paris since the terrorist attack killed 90 of their fans. 3030 other people died that day after coordinated terrorist attacks on paris. people say it is too soon to go back. >> is scared to kind of see eye to go there. a few other people are too scared. >> the concert is part of their kicked off yesterda

lanes as you make your way on the garden state parkway it did 142 there and another alert this is newark market street is closed between chambers due to a large water main break and still seeing problems in lower manhattan due to the crane collapse friday but i'll have details coming up. alternate side is suspended for asian new year and meeter rules are still in effect and be safe don't text and drive. >>> alex thank you. streets in lower manhattan still remain closed following friday's deadly crane collapse. >> yesterday mayor deblasio announced a series of reforms to prevent another tragedy. cbs 2 janelle burrell joins us live with more this morning. >> reporter: chris and mary those new rules set to take effect today. meanwhile here you can see police still have the area where that crane was blocked church and hudson street it's still shutdown at this hour as crews continue to do their work. the final pieces of the nearly 600-foot crane dismantled and carted away. and now the work begins investigating what went wrong. >> we do not know, was this human element, was it structural, was

matt delucia is live in newark where there seems to be a few flurries out there right now, matt?> just a few flurries. haven't seen any accumulation on the roads. we have a little bit of accumulation in the form of dusting on some of the parking meters and trash cans, grassy surfaces in this area. we're on east main street. wet roads, you can see a little bit of sunshine off the asphalt. a lot of the deldot crews have been on the roadways spreading some of that brine solution, especially on the major roads and highways. we just did get an update from deldot a few minutes ago. they tell us, because a lot of the precipitation has been rain overnight, it's left wet or slushy roads in many areas. because that snow is still in the forecast for later in the day with some accumulations up to 4 inches we've been hearing from bill henley, deldot's crews are monitoring the roads right now and continuing to treat surfaces that could become icy. at this point, we're keeping an eye on the conditions out here right now. at this point, again, we've only seen a couple slick spots on some of the

more in just a few minutes. >>> good morning, i'm matt delucia, live in newark, delaware.ries out here on east main street. we'll give you an update on what the deldot crews are doing to get the road ready for you. that's next.

the devils hosting the rangers at the rock in newark. it was tied at 1. early he sets up the red hot miller for a one-timer, miller's second goal of the night put it but the devils answered back less than a minute later. skates in and beats lundqvist on the short side. new jersey ties the game at 2. later in the third period, with the devils' power play winding down, the pass finds its way to schlemmko and the devils beat the rangers 3-2. over in brooklyn, the islanders at minnesota wild were tied at 2 late in the second period, but nellson weaves his way through traffic and fires a wrister. the islanders go on to win it 5-3. there's one point behind the rangers. the devils are just 2 points back in the race for second division. while super bowl 50 is in the spotlight in the bay area, a san francisco quarterback has his according to the daily news, it's 49ers quarterback kaeper nick who wants in with the jets. he's a dynamic dual threat acquarterback who led the 49ers to the super bowl in 2012. he still has five years left on a mega$114 million deal, but

new jersey totals, only a trace in newark. we're 32 degrees right now. visibility has gone down a bit with additional light snow. the winter weather advisories and warnings for the most part have expired but the new advisory for central new jersey will now go in to wednesday morning. i think it's tuesday night in to wednesday morning when we can pile up several inches across central and southern new jersey. meanwhile coastal flooding, we're getting in to the high tide cycle.

for seven miles as you head out, newark, through fremont, because of the overturn. the last left lane shows minutes right here, a very slow ride. you will find foggy conditions cross many areas of the bay and 101 in san rafael, give yourself center time. >> an i.r.s. data breach could be much worse than originally thought. >> the i.r.s. revealed 104,000 people may have had their information stolen by hackers in august they revised number up to 330,000 and now officials say 720,000 may have been exposed. if you are impacted by the breach the i.r.s. will notify you starting next week, offered credit protection and extra pin number to protect the tax filings. >> lawyers for bill cosby are in court and why they want a particular assault case thrown out. >> and history made last night >> and history made last night at oscars, the recipient in the

the same thing in nassau, long island, newark and new york city. they're not wasting any time to make sure residents know that they're available. residents struggling to beat the deep freeze ahead are being urmed to visit senior centers that will have extended hours. the homeless are concerned in hudson county for sure. they'll be offered housing overnight in shelters. they're even being offered pickup at different locations to be transported to those shelters where they will be provided with food and a hot shower. here in jersey city, michael, they're telling anyone who sees a homeless person to reach out to police. they're not discouraging it at this point. at that point, they will get the today is the deep freeze, part one, i guess you could say. people aren't wasting any time to make sure folks stay warm. probably a smart thing to do. >> it's a matter of life and death in these conditions. >> reporter: it truly is. >>> 4:34. check in with chris cimino right now. all eyes on you at this point and what we're expecting for the next 24, 48 hours. >

for 147 years the coffee company sell coffee, nuts and other dry goods to people of newark. scott and his brothers learn the job from his dad. bob's father, scott's grandfather, sex great-grandfather but this is business in 1930, stocking and selling copies around the world decades before the copy craze started. >> the new things that have sprung up, we have had them. >> i would also recommend the peanuts. >> reporter: they rose 20 pounds of peanuts every hour in the back. a second grader dries beans from all over the world. and boxes of bright sugarcoated while the family attempts to run an old business in a modern world. >> we have different opinions. >> it has its ups and downs, keeps me going, that's why we are here. >> reporter: three men behind the counter in a business found in 1869. making it to the end of another day to make sure the family business endures another generation of summers. >> newark is good press but but i think we've been good for newark to. >> dari: how political plans came to the conclusion this year that donald trump is going to take it all. >> st

and i started it at the age of 15 at arts high school in newark. >> so, all right -- candy, all right. >> candy kingpin, right? >> if you have to be the kingpin of something, candy is the way or alcohol late is probably the safest -- chocolate is probably the safest thing. >> absolutely. >> how do you transition that at such a young age? what was the next step? >> you know, i think it was the aspect of the leverage of understanding what network was. because of the fact of, you know, having this business at a young age, you know, i was able to show individuals or show people that i had some type of determination, i was organized, that i was persistent in and because of those village mothers and fathers and uncles, they were able to help me to be able to find things to leverage that into something else, which was college, you know? that's what helped me get through the higher learning aspect. >> what's your mom saying when she's watching all of this go, you know? i mean, she has got to be -- then, i imagine now -- >> right. >> when you're watching this happening, you're seeing your chil

an 8th grade boy, a star athlete says he was stopped by undercover cops in newark, roughed up, and left with a broken shoulder. he says surveillance video proves his case. the police department tonight investigate. darla miles in newark with the exclusive story. >> this 14-year-old said he was forced to walk home with a dislocated shoulder after the officers who allegedly did that to him refused to call 911. right after that his mother brought him here to the fourth precinct to report that to internal affairs. >> i still want to cry about it because i don't see how they do that to me after everything. i didn't do nothing. i was just >> reporter: watkins is used to trophies, not tears. being 5'11" at the age of 14 has worked in his favor, winning a slew of honors in basketball and baseball. >> now my shoulder is broke, the way he pulled it back. when he put the handcuffs on me i heard it pop. >> reporter: but his stature may have led officers to believe he was another older person tuesday evening around 8:00. this is exclusive surveillance video of the teen being approached by three unma

middletown and wilmington and newark delaware working into southern new jersey heading towards the new jersey turnpike as well as 55 north of glassboro even center city philadelphia dealing with some of this steady rainfall. it's generally green off to the north here so wet roadways everywhere along the schuylkill, 422, the northeast extension, 222 and also as you head into trenton and mercer county and just beginning to fall near medford lakes and browns mills as this area will quickly work from the west to the east but temperatures have been extremely warm the last couple of days. we were near 60 in philadelphia this afternoon, kicking it down to 51 with some of those showers presently, 51 in trenton, upper 40's and mid 40's to the north and west and we're still near that 60-degree mark in atlantic city and beach haven even 57 degrees right now. association as we go through the evening hours this rain again will be off the coast and out of the city in the next few hours. at 7 o'clock, 42 degrees and you can see a slow drop in temperature as we start to clear the sky a little bit late

it is a little lackluster with the temperatures. 33 newark. same thing in bridgeport. 31 central park. that's what's happening with the winds coming in with the winds in islip. 35-mile-per-hour gusts in islip. the clouds are breaking up. a lot of sunshine coming up. not much going upstream with the snow. and breezy and cold for this time of the year. the high temps normally 44. 38 is a little shy. 40 tomorrow. 55 much warmer on sunday and the winds are coming in from the south and staying in the 50s for a while and showers on wednesday into thursday. all right, we are looking at the commuting situation. the camera shot is shaking out there. ines: yes, it is sunny. we have a lot of delays. whitestone bridge slow southbound. an earlier stall. the l.i.e. normal delays headed to queens boulevard. to the l.i.e., over by round swamp road traffic is moving fine. fdr drive delays southbound by 611st street. an accident being cleared there. southbound delays there on the fdr drive. lincoln tunnel drive into the city, 30 minutes. holland tunnel, george

the other will focus on the port newark seaport. mayor baraka says it will give them oversight of the city's finances and identify job opportunities for residents. >>> starbucks will soon be selling beer and wine at several locations on long island. the state liquor authority says coffeehouses in long beach and miller place have received licenses. they're expected to begin selling beer and wine in the spring. the authority says four other coffeehouses in huntington, east hauppauge have been approved. >>> michael patrick carroll says if you're old enough to vote or go to war, you should be old enough to buy a six pack. it's likely to face an uphill battle. new jersey would stand to lose millions of dollars in federal highway funding if this became law. >>> with the season in full swing, the flu vaccine is doing a better job this year. good news. the early daft a says people who got the vaccine were 59% less likely to get the flu. big improvement when it was only 20% effective. centers for disease control recommend just about everybod

newark same number 25 in bridgeport. 26 in islip, and 27 degree in montauk. you have wind to deal with here. which make it is feel leak 14 central park feels like 11 in newark same thing in bridgeport and feels like two below in no windchill advisory or anything of that sort but we weekend. we have snow showers out in the east end of long island and right now they're making their move out of the area but it could cause you brief white-out conditions if that picks up to moderate or heavy. but in and out quickly and shouldn't be accumulating other than a quick coating that would be about it. thankfully things are qiementer east. we have another trough of low pressure that is going to dip through tristate region. that is another shot of that cold air that's going to keep our temps below normal for the next several day. today high temp 40 degrees, 30 degrees, 41 is average. today record high is 75. not happen had for quite a while. snow shower possibilities. high temp up to 30 degrees later on this afternoon as we go through the next seven days got a high of 27 t

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