getting to baltimore, jfk, or newark from norfolk was nearly impossible. check with your airline before even thinking about going to the airports. nicole: getting around by ground in the northeast and even parts of virginia is getting better, but it is not there yet. plows are out in all major cities. beginning to run in some areas. some schools will be closed again tomorrow. that cost of the storm -- the cost of the storm is expected to top $3 billion so far. tom: you can keep track of whether -- weather headed our way with the wavy weather app. tonight, a scary fire sends three to the hospital. nicole: it happened off of route 17. when we got back called. reporter: i talked to the assistant fire chief. he says the woman who was trapped inside the home has been transported to the hospital, airlifted there from riverside. arrest. it's not clear if she has gained consciousness. several people who were nearby stepped up to help. three adults, five children, and a dog lost their home after a fire tour through this mobile home -- a fire tore through this mobil

york laguardia they will look for that next flight to laguardia but if you don't mind going to jfk or newarkd if you don't mind going to hartford if that gets you where you are going to tell them not because they're not going to do that. melissa: thank you. david: jumping on the anti-trump campaign, campaign train more on the blistering attacks by the gop front-runner and the divide that is bringing to the conservative party. >> i want someone who is a great leader and a staunch conservative and i don't have to question their authenticity. >> frankly a president trump would be a terrible face for america to the world. every day you read headlines about governments and businesses being hacked, emails compromised, and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime, and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to investigate and fight cyber crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information, so we can track down the criminals. using our advanced analytics tools, analysis that used to take days to run, we can now see in real time. and we're

and for each of those practices we think that they could as well as from a revenue perspective as newark or even better for the new york city offices. in terms of number of we think that the new york city practices will probably double ely because of the population density that's there. >> at home where they care for chris and less lease's rolesr less interchangeable, but in the office they've learned the importance of staying in their respective lanes. >> one of the things that is huge? our success is the husband does not have a background in health care. the office, we have specific functions. the other person cannot decide, deal with this chinally or i wouldn't be able to decide this is how we're going to negotiate this it didn't work. in the beginning. >> one of the things that we used to hear a lot with your spouse? oh, yeah, that probably isn't too good. but it's a lot of fun because -- >> we actually like each other. >> it's fun. >> congrats to the harvels.s will be expanding to more locations. stay tuned. >> thanks, trish. >>> up next, a youngany prove diversity and we have his stor

here are the highs. 41 or so at newark. same in the city. poughkeepsie hitting 44 today. and around 40 on long island upper 30s heading up to monticello. they're down down to 30. temperature is falling quickly. we'll be back in the teens sussex is 29. mid 30s at belmar to islip. 37 coming in from montauk. good gain in temperatures from 24 hours ago. up about 11, 12 degrees across the area. that's an improvement. and, again, this is why. an hour. west wind continues tonight and tomorrow. we won't be talking a return to the colder air yet. week. here is our look at fox 5 sky guardian. nice and dry. nothing going on tonight with the clear sky. and we're looking at the clear sky over us. satellite photo shows that. a few clouds off to the west. pittsburgh back to detroit. these are high clouds. some of this will spill into the sky tomorrow. it will be a pretty day, but a few more clouds will be around. high pressure is heading off the eastern seaboard. we're setting up this west-southwesterly airflow. forget about this storm. we'll be okay the next couple of days. here's your

dozens of flights are delayed or canceled at newark, laguardia and jfk. more than 2400 flights along the east coast were canceled today. this was the scene in charlotte, north carolina. another 2400 are canceled tomorrow. the storm will impact most of the east coast. the state of emergency has been declared in tennessee, north pennsylvania, new jersey and washington dc. here's a live look at the white house covered in snow, several inches already on the ground there. snowplows are also out in philadelphia. mass transit will suspend service for 24 hours during the height of the storm. david spawned from our sister station kyw joins us live from philadelphia with more on the conditions. >> reporter: hey. beautiful night in philadelphia. we are on top of the famous rocky steps at the philadelphia art museum. the snow has started to come down in the last two hours or so. we have seen 2 inches on the ground right now. people are out here taking photos come up here with their dogs enjoying themselves. the city has been under a state of emergency since 9:00 this

united being a hub in newark -- or newark being a hub for united, rather, so much of their system throughout the country is dependent upon what happens here in newark. so it's going to take a little time for that, but the port authority is working hard to make sure the facility is clear and available. that's going to be up to united and newark to be able to get their equipment there to get people moved around the country again. >> i guess maybe safe to say you'll be driving back to new >> we're still working on our mode of transportation, pat. we'll be having a press conference this morning at 10:00 to review all this information and hopefully i'll be able to rejoin my wife up in new hampshire later today. >> mary pat holding it down. >> she is. >> governor chris christie, thank you so much for joining us. safe travels. >> pat and gus, thank you. >> thank you, sir. >>> joining us now is raphael miranda, who also doesn't look worse for wear. putting in some long hours. where do we stand now? temperatures will take a plunge, get that frost. we might catch a bit of a break. >> we're not seeing

newark. i'm not sure how anyone can get their cars out or drive down these side streets. we stopped down here to show you this view down the street and believe it or not this is one of the clearer roads here. now school is closed today. city hall closed and garbage we'll drive ahead for you. we are in a residential section of downtown newark. most of the main roadways are clearer. check out the side streets. many of them don't even look like they've seen a plow yet. you can see we're shaking a little bit because it also is pretty icy here. a woman stopped and was chatting with us, telling us it took her over on hour to get her car out. she had to get herself to work. further down is second and third street. there are a lot of elderly who live there that feel trapped because the roadways have not been plowed yet. maybe they saw one plow but then it snowed again. these roads are bad. to give you a sense of where we are, we're close to rutgers university. close to university hospitals. with the unplowed roads it would make it quite difficult it's difficult for even us to man

. >>> if you are scheduled to fly tonight or this weekend, you must check with your carrier. here's a live look at newark airport. dozens of flights are delayed or canceled for tonight at newark, laguardia and jfk. more than 2400 flights along the east coast were canceled today. most were in charlotte and raleigh, north carolina stranding hundreds of passengers. another 2400 flights are canceled for tomorrow. philadelphia's airports scrapped all its arrivals and departures for tomorrow, as well. >>> new york city transit wants to make sure the buses will keep rolling in the snow. workers are spending the day putting chains on tires. the mta says more than half of the buses already have all season tires that provide additional traction. adding chains will help especially if snow totals are as high as predicted. >>> and the transit system has added more third rail heaters and also snow melting equipment for subway tracks. the long island rail road says suspend service if ten inches of snow falls and/or winds exceed 39 miles an hour. for metro-north commuters, snowfall is heavy. there could be service suspe

. >>> ready or not, it's back to school in newark. live pictures from newark. but this morning, buses will have a difficult time on some of those streets. gois is why. "today in new york" stmrtk.s now. >>> good morning everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday, january 27th. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm darlene rodr shiguez. storm team 4's chris ciminosias the forecast. good morning. >> good morning, darlene and michael. a mild start. a pair of 4s in city island, jersey city as well. a nice mild start. the melting of the snow continues today. temperatures to the north and west, upper 30s and low 40s. the suburbs as well. no black ice issues. could be damp in spots. a little bit of light rain it's mainly from the city on east. north and werks just a leftover sprinkle. it's moving quickly off to the st. clouds and leftover showers will give way to a mix of cloud and sunshine. temperatures actually peak early and start to slide down later in the day. calling for a high of 43 degrees. it's still well above normal. little after 5:00 a.m. let's find out about tenhis we

newark. long island railroad no major problems. subway service on or close to schedule. let's take a look at a webcam and show you how it looks on the fdr drive southbound side. this is 111th straight. we have an accident in the process of being cleared away. street cleaning rules suspended. metered in effect. lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> caught on camera, mother nature's furry ravaging parts of florida. new video of a tornado as it strikes and what people inside >> more than four years after the mysterious disappearance of a college student from westchester. police uncover a new lead in the search. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't

mayor de blasio urging business owners to clear sidewalks or face fines. >> as newark digs out, the schools there will be closed again tomorrow. jersey city and hoboken schools will reopen tomorrow. on the long island railroad, service resumed this morning but remains suspended on several lines. there is no service on the far rockaway, hempstead, wes long beach branches. there's also no lirr train service between jamaica station and atlantic terminal and pass service between newark and penn station and journal square remains suspended through tomorrow morning as they cleared the snow from the tracks. >> we have several reports tonight. n.j. burkett on the lirr. shirleen allicot on the snow-clogged streets of newark. we begin with lauren glassberg in middle village queens, the hardest hit borough in terms of the cleanup. >> earlier today mayor de

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physical you are walking your kids to school or the bus stop in newark, you are going to want to be careful. mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> governor chris christie offering pipelines after he angered flooding problems. he called the mayor of north wildwood crazy for complaining that flooding was worse on saturday than during superstorm sandy. >> i think he was generally sorry for what he said to me. i would like for him to let the residents, the business owners and first responders know that he understands what we went through. >> he is bullying everybody on the media and making us look like idiots and he has turned his back on us. >> the mayor angered the governor by saying the water was half a foot higher saturday morning than 2009 was during superstorm sandy. >>> a tragic discovery for the family of a young hoboken man his money was found in the hudson river. matthew genovese left friends in a bar in hoboken telling them he was going home. it was a ten block walk. a detective found his wallet and keys by the waterfront. three days after he vanished, new york c

. >> john, for those flying into washington, specifically dulles or those flying into newark, it's stilld, so to speak, because they're still struggling to get snow out of there. the good news is, when you look at the airports on the east coast, today is much better than it's been over the last three days. flights are gradually returning. the d.c. airports, they are hardest hit, along with newark. slowest to come back, regular service, generally speaking, resuming at all the airports by tomorrow. in total, more than 12,600 flights cancelled since friday. this brings the worst storm in terms of cancellations to airlines since hurricane sandy. and in terms of individual airlines, who is most impacted, american and united are feeling it the most. no surprise on united, given the fact that it has hubs both at newark, as well as at dulles, and as you look at these airline stocks, some have said, well, are we going to see an impact in terms of shares? keep in mind, the airlines' budget, if you will, for a couple big storms, every winter. so they expect something like this. perhaps maybe not ev

or close. pulaski near broadway newark side construction blocking all lanes. morris avenue is closed between summit and springfield. both ways between springfield and 24 with a water main break. mass transit is doing okay. street cleaning rules are in effect today. lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> police have busted a thief that targeted the harlem home of actor neil patrick harris. the suspect is accused of stealing an outdoor bench worth $500 from the front of harris' brownstone sunday morning. bench found the suspect trying to sell it. derrick humphries was charged with possession of stolen property. it was originally reported that the butler recognized the bench. harris tweeted overnight saying i love that my inexpensive bench purchase is worth stealing and that i apparently have a butler. i feel like batman, #bench gate. >> leave it to neil patrick harris. >> that's great. >>> we are closing in on 5:00. just ahead this morning, a blind date turns into a nightmare. a woman says she was raped bid a man at the port authority bus terminal. we are live wit

the temperatures came up a decent amount but we are seeing a 270 at central park in newark around eight 10 or 110 warmer.we saw the wind coming in from the northwest at three 21 miles per hour. the wind should relax a little bit , that's for sure. most of us are seeing a mostly clear sky in this works its way in our general direction with low-pressure and plenty of cloud cover in moisture. as it approaches, this one falls apart in the next one comes from the west. that's the big storm potential. from friday night sunday significant snow totals looking really good for 6 inches plus. the northeast wind comes through at that time around 30 40 mph with gusts as high as 50 60.with a full moon coming through, bad timing and that means moderate flooding . tides that could be at two , feet above flooding. it's along the jersey shore and that's where it's added. that saturday and sunday. i temperatures up to 36 today in the city. his dry today and tomorrow. friday and saturday, the storm comes into town and we will give you more details on that . it's too early to talk about exact totals but it looks

or shooters. we're live in newark this morning, i'm kristin thorne channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, a virginia tech student is now facing murder charges after police found the remains of a missing 13-year-old girl. was arrested yesterday morning madison lovell. she went missing last week. her family says she climbed out of her bedroom window either late tuesday night or early wednesday morning. eisenhower was identified as a suspect in her disappearance media tips. >>> police on long island arrested an alleged father-son drug dealing duo. 40-year-old joseph fearon and his 23-year-old son face numerous drug-related charges. police say they found about $60,000 worth of cocaine, heroin and other drugs in their home friday night. >>> the date has been set for a special election to fill the new york state assembly and senate seats that were vacated after a pair of corruption convictions. it will take place april 19th. the date coincides with the presidential primary here in as you i'm sure recall, sheldon silver was forced from his manhattan assembly seat after he was convi

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or oversea. news4 learned that archer travel out of newark apt to saudi and in 2012 he flew out of jfk to travel to egypt for months. he was not on a terror watch list. >> how do we find them and stop him if he's literally sitting internet. that's the scary part of this. >> archer has past arrests for crimes like assault. relatives saying he has a history of mental illness. i'm very proud of him. he's an excellent person. >> police and fbi agents at this hour searching two properties linked to the suspect to collect possible evidence. experts say you could take several days to go through the suspects phone records and computer drives to track his communications to see if anyone else is connected to this case. john jonathan dooent, back to you. >>> last night's shooting bores an eerie resemblance. two police officers were gun down as they sat in their patrol cash. the gunman shot and killed himself in the subway. a new york officer was nearly killed a few weeks before that. one of the officers shot and killed the attacker who police described as self radicalized. the fbi recently reclassified tha

you can see still snow on the ground by newark airport. probably 7 or 8 inches there in newark. it is melting all around the tri-state today. 39 degrees and partly cloudy skies. lots of sunshine in essex county. let's look at the weather headlines. we're warming up today. very nice in the afternoon. a few showers are possible tomorrow. but then the main rain event, that happens on wednesday. tuesday night into wednesday morning, in fact, and that could be a soaker for many of us. the 30s from central to southern new jersey. 33 in woodbridge. it's 32 in howell and 32 degrees in sayreville and point pleasant in the jersey shore. 20s deep into the hudson valley like morristown, new jersey. 24 in bridgewater. it's 28 in northern fairfield county in danbury. storm tracker, quiet morning. sunshine from nassau to suffolk counties. more cloudiness to the west of new york city. nothing major in the great lakes. this area of low pressure will be tracking across the country later on today into ton. that moves into our region with a cold front and brings us a few showers for your monday aft

or something less. lots of science nature. >> right now the cold is the big story. wind chills are in just how cold is it? lots of folks this guy is in newark and a tough day to be delivering mail in hackensack or really doing any type of work outdoors today. >> how about those tourists braving it in open air shirleen allicot is in harlem but we'll begin with meteorologist lee goldberg in he's tracking the possible storm. soon we'll be able to turn our attention to the storm because the frigid blast is waning a little bit. we've actually been through the worst. it's still pretty uncomfortable outside. but the winds will back off lower manhattan under a clear sky is reading around 19. so it was yesterday. still bitterly cold but coming off the lows. 10 degrees the feels-like reading in white plains. still single digit wind chills in the suburbs. the wind gusts which were over 40 miles per hour just starting to back off a little bit but it will take much of the night for the wind to go down to 7 to 14 miles per hour. wind advisory in ulster county will expire in less than an hour. if you look at the futurecast wind chills, bitterly cold this

if you are expecting someone from one of those areas or headed into one of those areas. newark has one, philadelphia a couple as well. be aware of that, because the east coast is going to be slammed. as we look at our map right now you can see we have a couple of problems. queen city an accident, that has a problem in the area. you may still see crews there. as we look around at our interstates, here is a four camera look up and 4 and i-75, that is going to be the case this morning, because a lot of schools are canceled, maybe folks decided to stay home from work, but we will keep you updated any issues, and he looks in grant county this morning, not a lot showing right now, but to be worried about, right? >> exact exactly. right now we are trying around, and seeing the right around the corner, between 8:00 and 10:00. if you watch this on star 64, we will go down and try to catch the first lake because it's closer and closer, and then it's moving so slow ever so slowly to the north. we're seeing a lot of dry air in place, checkout this graphic. this shows what is going on in no

in newark, new jersey, a record breaking 27.9 inches fell. or anything. >> reporter: the heavy snow caving in roofs, like this church in chester county, pennsylvania. this apartment complex in virginia. it also claimed at least 31 lives. in new jersey, 23-year-old mother sasha lynn rosa and her 1-year-old son messiah died from carbon monoxide poisoning waiting inside their car. the car's tail pipe covered with snow. her 3-year-old daughter survived. >> any snow that covers your tail pipe, you want to shovel out the snow even before you start the vehicle. >> reporter: and in new york city, five people died while shoveling. a warning many are taking seriously tonight. you stop for rests so you don't get too tired? >> oh, no, not at my age. >> reporter: up and down the east coast, hundreds of accidents since saturday's storm hit. that 85-mile stretch of pepesylvania turnpike, finally reopened tonight, after more than 500 cars got stuck for hours. for the duquesne basketball team, a trip that usually takes four hours, took 22. celebrating mass in th

or below 30. bridgeport, islip, 30. 28 hudson valley. 29 in newark and the city. and i want to show you these dew point temperatures. the reason i point that out is you saw the temperatures are upper 20s to 30. the dew point is down around 5. that's a huge margin. we have to get the air to become more saturated before the snow starts falling and reaching the ground. that may take several hours tonight. when you look at the radar, you'll see it's sort of fighting off that dry air trying to get in here. here's the north-northeast wind developing. look at this. here's fox 5 sky guardian. this has been kind of sitting here not really moving. the question is where is the dryer air battle zone end up? looks like to the north of new york city with the heaviest snow southwest of new york city. snowing down to baltimore, washington d.c. and the heavier snow in west virginia as the storm is showing intensity on the radar. we'll watch that transfer its energy here. that storm gets going and heads off to the north and east. again, put that strong northeasterly wind tomorrow a

we should find out later this evening, whether or not classes will happen tomorrow in newark. >> as parts of southern new jersey clean up from flooding from this storm, governor christie finds himself apologizing for downplayth severity of the impact. here's what he said when a voter asked him why he didn't stay in new jersey longer before heading back on the campaign trail? me to do. with a mop? >> that mop comment getting a lot of attention. one business taking the governor up on his offer in a joking matter, depending upon who you talk to. he also calls wildwood mayor supersandy. i got carried away. it's not the first time i've apologized for something i've said. >> in the end, dozens of people had to be rescued. >>> three days after the blizzard, it appears all mass transit is back to normal. service was back up and running. full service has been restored on the long island railroad. we invite you to stay with eyewitness news as the area gets back to normal. you can post pictures of the snow and cleanup. >>> well, now to some of the other news of the night and back to chris christie.

j.f.k., newark on or close to schedule. new jersey turnpike between exits 13-a and 15-e salting operations. speeds to 45 miles per hour. keep speeds down. street cleaning rules are suspended. lori, back to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> let's check in with amy freeze and the forecast. >> 22 outside. it feels like 11. the windchill factor will be big all day. low temperatures combined with the winds, that's what makes it feel uncomfortable. 29 will be the high. at times it could feel like 7 degrees in the city. tonight we dip to 19 on the thermometer. we could have sub-zero windchills overnight. finally feeling relief by wednesday. not as harsh the second half of the week but we are tracking a >> all right, amy, thank you. >>> that will do it for us. in a half hour, tune in for "live with >>> welcome back to "good morning america." can you believe it's been ten years since high school musical. my daughters still loves it. tomorrow the cast of the smash hit is reuniting right here on "good morning america." i don't know how

or friends to stay with, they are told there are shelters provided. checkey beckford, news 4 new york. >>> checkey, we are seeing flakes here in newark. they have been flying for just over an hour now. no accumulation just yet. we have a lot of activity at the sanitation yard. you can see the salters are getting ready, the plows are getting ready to get on the roads. by the way, governor chris christie saying tonight, don't get on the the roads yourself. do not drive. outside in the newark sanitation yard tonight, crews loaded up salters ready to get to work. inside, governor christie warned tomorrow would be brutal, but new jersey was ready. >> i've sine signed a state of emergency which gives me certain authorities to be able to close roads and do other things. hopefully tonight, by the time you see, this you have gotten supermarket and elsewhere. >> reporter: folks at the acme grocery store in montclair were doing just that tonight. >> i couldn't find a park space for the first time ever tonight. there's a sign of people having the same idea. >> making sure we have stuff to weather through the storm. >> reporter: what's the stuff?

newark. try to go southbound or come northbound from the airport. something to thinking about and the airports obviously lot of delays and cancellations today. new jersey turnpike has a speed restriction, 35 miles per hour and that is the entire length and. let us go over to a webcam and show you thing on the garden state parkway. as we look at the garden state parkway at the bergen tolls. it is all open, no major problems here. i saw some snow-covered areas as you went to the toms river tolls but it is just in the toll plaza. show down as you go into the toll plazas. this is midtown manhattan, sixth avenue. we have the snow on the street and this right here, see how these corners and amy was talking about this before, these corners obviously are tough to judge especially buses. that is why you'll find a lot of that is what we need right now. little bit of patience. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> new jersey was slammed on both sides by the blizzard, damage inland and flooding along the shore. >> toni yates is in brielle. >> the day after the s

newark. new jersey transit is on or close to schedule. they are cross honoring with the path trains because of this suspension. we have long island railroad, metro north doing fine. 2 trains police activity at winthrop street has been completed. we have alternate side of the street alternate sides suspended but metered in effect. news this morning," the video the fbi wants you to see as they work to prove why they shot and killed a protestors at a wildlife refuge stand off. >>> what is causing mayor de blasio to skip the ground hog day ceremony on staten island. stay with us. 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? [text

or 12.5-inches and in newark, delaware, down by the university there 12-inches of snow ready for somes? west chester 18-inches. point richmond here in the city, 14-inches. avondale, mushroom country 14-inches of snow. tabernacle, new jersey, 13.5. so the snow continues to fall and, of course, this system is not moving as quickly as we wish it would. but this -- it's moving as predicted. and this is going to be snow event for most of us throughout the rest of the day, it's not even 11:00 o'clock in the morning yet. there's predicted mixing with rain down at the shore and of course all those problems with flooding as well. so we'll continue to monitor the storm. we'll monitor snowfall totals, the flooding situation at the shore and those unbelievable wind gusts that hurricane force with this powerful nor'easter. wow. >> okay, kathy. >> great to have you. sue has a home down the shore and so do you. i mean you've done so many reports down the shore over the years. >> you know all these places. >> this is really interesting. i don't know if we can throw this up in front of the camera so i

in newark, shirleen allicot, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> political careers sometimes made or broken by snowstorms. you can get the latest information because school closings and delays are just coming in to the eyewitness news room. log on to abc7ny for the latest. >>> wouldn't it be nice to go back to the temperatures a few weeks ago where all the snow would just melt away? >> let's check in with lee. >> here are the post storm problems. basically the idea is and make sure you're cleaning your cars. refreezing at night is an issue this week. fall ing ice and snow off the buildingsism we're above freezing during the day. a lot of folks have left their cars. there will be ice tonight. 35 the next seven hours, dropping close to freezing. there is a storm threat later in the week. everything you need to know in accuweather in just a few minutes. >> i guess no 60s. >>> as we continue with eyewitness news at 6:00, cops desperately searching for the man who randomly slashed a 71-year-old woman on a subway. >> also ahead, more than two dozen people suddenly become sick. is it linked to som

in a video released overnight, newark's mayor says he feels the pain of frustrated residents. >> i'm not happy or excited about how long this is taking or how well we even are it. but i knir that we won't stop until it gets done. >> reporter: but there's more anger in the air as the removal efforts or snow rhat remains is leading to unexpected gridlock. >> yesterday, it took me three hours to get to work. >> and how long to get to school? >> an hour and a half. >> reporter: and you're going to he sar a lot of that as theay wears on. we don't know what led to that traffic situation. the mayor said newark had about that situation will remain in e until all the snow is removed. tracey strahan, news4 new york. >> thank you. >>> four days after last weekend's blizzard hammered the jersey shore, the sand's being replenished. dump trucks started rolling in to rebuild those manmade barriers that were put up after super storm sandy. several blocks lost up to 98% of their dunes eaten away by three high tide cycles. as many as 3,000 dump trucklo s of sand are going to be dropped ov der the next three weeks.

arrested several hours later, calling hours for the officer or tomorrow atrs the brooker indication broker indication of funeral home in newark, services 8.com. >> cuyahoga county grand jury process under scrutiny from the common pleas court, judges steve coll and michael russo will lead the the newly reformed the newly reformed grand jury review committee, to take a hard look at the process and determine if there are ways to make it more efficient,e judge john russo created the committee and says it is not associated with the outcome of any recent grand jury decisions. >> john manziel is paying for a any recent traffic stop, he was pulled over on i-480 after new year's and cited for expired plates, occur the same day he was seen gambling las vegasth in a disguise,, and using the alias of billy manziel,, but i before the browns browns last game of the season . the court clerk says that he waived the court 105-dollar ticket closing the case. >> this could be the east coast this weekend as millions of people are in the path of a winter storm that could be record-breaking, they said that somet areas near washington dc could have

the location very uncertain but it may or may not bring snow 30 right now in newark. 30 at laguardia. 32 at jfk. catskills. and we have a winter weather advisory in new jersey county through 7:00 p.m. and you can see the back edge of that snow kind of being eroded way from the west so snow has come to an end over western new jersey by the water gap. but if the jersey shore up through the city, out on to long island, up through southwestern connecticut, still point here in new york city. later on tonight with the arrival of the front, there could be a snow squall during the pre-dawn hours and look at temperatures falling. they really don't rise much during the day tomorrow, and there could be another the afternoon. so here's the accuweather forecast for tonight, steady snow ending from west to east and maybe another snow shower late and the low down to about 25. it's partly sunny and windy and colder and could be a flurry during the day tomorrow the. it will feel like 10 degrees even though the high gets up to 29. windy, very cold tomorrow night and sub zero wind chills as lows get int

or on schedule. subways some scattered delays. path suspended newark to journal square and staten island railway delays as well. stop-and-go traffic inbound gowanus 92nd street. delays across the verrazano bridge. traffic bumper to bumper whitestone bridge into queens with a collision being cleared in queens l.i.e. eastbound woodhaven oublevard accident being cleared up as well. 287 in port chester a crash. let's go outside, the southbound west side highway, 125th street. two separate accidents being cleaned up from the stretch. l.i.e. westbound out to the area of woodhaven boulevard. here is the belt parkway east busy to kennedy airport. alternate sides are suenspded. back to you, lori, ken, bill. >> thank you. >>> this morning we are watching for black ice on the roadway. otherwise a pretty sunrise. 39 degrees will be the 7:00 tomorrow. 15 newburgh. 25 newburgh, 15, 16 from andover, middletown, carmel. those are the areas of north of i-80 and i-287 where there could be icing issues. today in the low 40s. rain this evening around 5:00, 6:00. a few sho

newark and washington dulles airport. washington is having trouble de-icing or digging out rather. more from abc's david kerley. >> reporter: after the blizzard, front end loaders, trucks, even a rail yard plow are still working to reopen the capital. >> we are still in a snow emergency. >> reporter: washington looking like a ghost town. some highways, single-lane trenches. in the suburbs, officials say it could be wednesday before residents see a plow on their street. >> it's a mess. total mess. >> reporter: it has been a mess in the skies, too. more than 1,600 flight cancellations as planes started flying, and passengers returned to airports. in chicago, juan reyes' first flight was scheduled for saturday. >> that was canceled and they rebooked me on sunday, and that was canceled. >> reporter: some of the snow from the historic storm now being melted at reagan national. this is what that deserted airport looked like in the middle of the blizzard saturday. a day later, sunshine and heavy machinery. these crews are working to clear a foot and a half of snow from the equivalent of 2

or so. it feels like 19 when the wind kicks in. 17 in newark. this is just the beginning. as we go through time, the the single digits. feels like 1 right now in monticello monticello. not so much in snow flurry activity. there will be a couple snow showers that will come off the lakes. one or two could survive that trek late afternoon, early evening around here. not a lot going on throughout the early morning hours. notice between 4:00 and 6:00, this ribbon has been persistent. we'll keep an eye on that. that could be a brief snow shower. you have to watch for that. maybe a 10, 15-minute period, the visibility could drop and the snow could coat the ground. meantime, it clears out overnight. clear sky tomorrow. it's still cold. it's still windy. we'll see a mix of clouds and sunshine as we go into wednesday and thursday. the temperatures, as i said, get back to a little more seasonable levels. however, there could be a more important system that arrives here later friday into saturday. 30 is the expected high. that's about where we are right now. i think we spends most of

or so. we have 29 out at newark. twenty-nine in bridgeport. fifteen-20 miles per hour for most of us. that makes it feel colder than it actually is. same thing for you tomorrow. we do see a slow, gradual warm-up. by the way, a birthday shout out. happy birthday. looking great. happy birthday to you. hard to keep track of everybody. >> back to work. back-to-school. cross bronx. the deed in a slow soft down. your commute on long island nassau county. slowing down approaching the cross island parkway. heading close to the verrazano bridge. not too bad of a delay. george washington bridge driving into the city. lincoln tunnel, 495. you are taking the holland tunnel. good morning to lindsay and daniel. look at you, ines. rosanna: look at how good she looks. happy new year. let's take a peek outside. greg: what are you thinking? our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. t need a loan. funding fast. months? but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i neede

or close. george, lincoln and holland moving okay. on the way to the holland, newark bay extension a disabled truck. slowdowns 287 north bernards township a truck fire, two lanes blocked. emergency activity there. throgs neck, whitestone and the rfk moving okay. let's go outside. a look at the southbound fdr down to the 70s, ongoing construction. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back to you, lori and ken. >> debbie, thank you. >>> breaking news now in the university terror attack this morning in pakistan. government troops are moving from building to building to secure the campus. the assault killed at least 19 people including several students. all four attackers are reported dead. a short time ago the pakistani taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. another branch of the same organization condemned the assault. pakistan's prime minister vowed to fight to the end to destroy terrorism. >>> a family is heartbroken and the search is on this morning for the truck driver who hit and killed a man on a bicycle. this happened on east ninth street and avenu

or ethnicity? what is hampering that? >> i can tell you one thing. here i come right back to newark.s and politics is like this. patronage jobs. so, it's a question of jostling over turf. who is in charge and who is going to allocate the jobs. it is a real thing. >> there is another thing, nell's point about what happens when folks come here already educated previously, et cetera. there is no strategy. i don't mean some kind of a shouting conspiratorial way. no set of strategy to divide people with interest. give you example. i live in knew haven connecticut live in predominantly latino neighborhood to primarily black neighborhoods. if you go through latino neighborhoods, there is something happen, a lot of folks in the neighborhood, they're poorer, but there are businesses, independently-owned businesses. some people own homes. some people rent homes. you go to the black neighborhood the city has completely, seems if this is a different place, right? as you move through these areas, go to east rockford, mostly white and whole other story, right? i think part of issue about forging a

newark. passing the university of delaware sports complex here in a half mile or so, but, yeah, what we see areeople trying to get out, not heeding the warnings, and they get out in the sedan and realize quickly they are stuck. they are not going to get out of it. we're in a jeep wrangler. getting through it, but we had moments there where we thought we had to kick it in the low setting to see if we could get through because it was shimmying, swerving, pulled by the wind. up here, you can see, in fact, as you go to the stoplight there, a delldot plow truck is going through, they are fighting the good fight, 330 plows on the road right now. every time they plow, the wind are so strong, it's blown back on the main roads, meaning it drifts back on, and the plows can't take the to did off to the other roads, the smaller roads, so if you await them, check the deldot app to see where they are, but i promise you, they are not in your neighborhoods, not getting there because they have to keep doing the primary roads. we'll be in newark for a while, and some point in the next half hour, i want to go dow

we're dealing with ice because we have so much rain yesterday, tying or breaking records central park, newark, la parts of new jersey over 2- inches, one of the reasons we saw so much moisture out of the skies record heat up to 65 in newark, central park missed the record by a degree. felt like april 10th yesterday and now today it feels just like the teens and 20s the concern is going to be are we going to see some icing? so far today a trace of snow remember tuesday night we could make up a little bit on that over 7-inch deficit. what are we making up for road wise? >> you mentioned possibilities of icing we are seeing it in irvington, there is an accident on the southbound side of the saw mill at exit 18 reports of icing on the roadway there you'll want to stick to the 3 way as an alternate due to ice in morristown, route 287 is closed southbound at exit 36 multiple cars have spun out. smoother ride be careful if you're traveling through the area. there is a 15 minute delay as you make your way to the toll plaza. 10 at the holland. in brooklyn a disabled truck on the northbound side at ham

or delayed. all three airports have the highest number of cancellations including 260 flights at newark liberty. 1970 at laguardia. and more than 40 flights at kennedy airport. if you plan on flying out, you want to check with your carrier before you go to the airport. steve: the trial begun for the a killing a man in a dark stairwell. >> reporter: peter lange sat expression expressionless during his trial. he was accused of shooting akai gurley in november of 2014. he and a female friend were walking down the dark stairwell when they came on the officers. lange opened fire. officers lang didn't offer cpr and was more worried about losing his badge, they said. >> he wasted precious time arguing with his partner about calling for help. instead of calling for help, he stood there whining and moaning about how he would get fired. >> reporter: because the hallway was dark, the defense says he didn't know he hit someone and >> he's shaken. he's terrified but totally and i mean totally unaware that his bullet has struck anything. at that point, sure, he's concerned about losing his job. he has no idea

or something serious? >> the flip side having the security in place already. >> what is the plan now? how does he plan to keep newarksafe now that he has had threats? >> part of what he talked about in addition to the reforms he was to redress illegal guns that are still flooding into new york -- new work and still he will have a massive jobs plan to help mitigate the underlying factors that teach them to turn to crime. >> a friend of the show on the front page today selling his wares. he makes kindles he was promoting his message of peace when he got back to trenton, he is like a one-man show tried to get these people to pay attention in his new venture is to get suits donated. >> 50 families were forced to move by the county. >> baker's cannot be juicers. they have to pay their zero runs like everybody else. >> and updates from last week to 50 families living in the starlight motel that are forced to do moved to live in a ymca in the work for crime that the family last week living in a motel for a month just getting their seats on the ground will make life hell does they're taking care of the children and will con