it's irving farm roasters. they'll begin serving at 7:00 a.m. 4 investigates has revealed how this multibillion-dollar transit hub has been losing money with none of the promised shops up the developers say the delay is due to permit and utility issues. nice to have something there. >> sure is. all right. 5:54 meanwhile, going to check the weather. out there it's freezing. i think inside, everywhere you go, you can't get that chill out of your bones. >> i think tomorrow will feel much, much different. we're talking 40s by tomorrow. upper 40s at that. this morning with the cold, we have to sprinkle in a few snow flurries. looks like the main focus is over nassau county. be on the lookout. could be a quick snow shower. could dust the ground in one or two spots. most of these pretty light. areas of bright white have shifted east of the city. upper 30s today with a little less wind. tonight, partly cloudy skies and 34 in the city. with the 40s will come some wet weather. we'll talk about that in the next hour. >> n

irving farm roasters began serving at 7:00 this morning. four investigates had revealed how the multiple billion dollar transit hub had been losing revenue with none of the promised shops up and running. >>> check the lip balm that's in your purse or medicine cabinet. it could be part of a class action lawsuit. it's popular stuff. some customers suing eos claiming this balm is causing severe rash, bleeding, blisters, the company says the lawsuit is without merit and their products exceed all safety and quality standards. >>>, et cetera a historic day here at nbc. >> it is the celebration of 64 years of the "today" show. >> today, january 14, 1952. >> nbc begins a new program if it doesn't sound too revolutionary, i really believe it begins a new kind of treflgs. >> it did. on this day in 1952, "today" went on the air for the first time. >> it hasn't changed a bit. >> not at all. >> looks exactly the same. tonight on news 4 at 5:00, health care can be confusing enough. what happens when you get billed instead of your insurance company? we'll

really an outsider now, very big, but still an independent coffee roaster and distributor.st of these companies grew up doing wholesale. counterculture is still doing that. they get 90% of revenue from wholesale trade. bluebottle actually announced they would stop doing wholesale entirely. carol: they are trying to stay independent. i did not realize about this third-wave coffee movement. julia: sourcing your beans, treatment with loving care at the coffee shop, really giving customers information. david: people talk about the best way to use things that you apply to wine, craft beer. jillian: there is even a chain coming up in the west coast that was started in northern california that is perpetuating this pour-over brewing method. of course, taking it large-scale trade. carol: my favorite part of the section is where you talk about comfy, slouchy pants. you talk about pants that are appropriate for work. jillian: we are starting to see drawstring, more flowing styles out there. you can wear these to the office. they are office-appropriate. david: i'm looking at the photos

really an outsider now, very big, but still an independent coffee roaster and distributor.most of these companies grew up doing wholesale. counterculture is still doing that. they get 90% of revenue from wholesale trade. bluebottle actually announced they would stop doing wholesale entirely. carol: they are trying to stay independent. i did not realize about this third-wave coffee movement. julia: sourcing your beans, treatment with loving care at the coffee shop, really giving customers information. david: people talk about the best way to use things that you apply to wine, craft beer. julia: there is even a chain coming up in the west coast that was started in northern california that is perpetuating this pour-over brewing method. of course, taking it large-scale trade. carol: my favorite part of the section is where you talk about comfy, slouchy pants. you talk about pants that are appropriate for work. julia: we are starting to see drawstring, more flowing styles out there. you can wear these to the office. they are office-appropriate. david: i'm looking at the photos.

recall includes three varieties of marinated chicken brteast cut lets as well as three pound chicken roasters. usda says that the products were never inspected. wegmans is offering refunds for all the affected products. go to nbcnewyork.com and search recall. >>> students at new jersey's cain university will not be able to use the hover boards. the college is banning the devices from its union and ocean fire and safety concerns. bans of the self balancing boards have been spreading. major airlines have barreded them from commercial flights. >>> still ahead, got your ticket? >> the powerball jackpot is the up to half a billion dollars. yes, with a b. next why not winning all that cash might actually still work out in your favor. we'll explain. >>> and coming up, more on the major overhaul 6 penn station. one of governor cuomo's massive construction plans. now news 4 investigates the price tag on all the proposed projects and where the money is meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need mor

armed roasters took it over on saturday following a rally over the extended prison sentence of two local rangers. >> the mother of ethan couch will be arraigned in court in texas. ton why couch -- tonya couch arrived back into the united states, after skipping town when the prosecutor investigated whether levi lated probation after killing four people in a drunk driving crash they were arrested in mexico last month. >> happening today, hillary clinton will be back in the bay area to raise more money for the presidential campaign. she is appearing at two local fundraiser, the first in san francisco hosted by the head of the carleton travel company and the second, an evening reception in palo alto hosted by venture capitalist. tickets cost $2,700. she has in public appearantses landed. >> 49ers are scheduled to interview cincinnati bengals offensive coordinator and former raiders head coach jackson on sunday. the 49ers interviewed former philadelphia eagles coach chip kelly in new york yesterday with plenty of success at the college head coach at oregon but was fired after three years in p

recall includes three varieties of marinated chicken breast cutlets as well as three-pound chicken roasters. for more information go to nbcnewyork.com and search recall. >>> if you are a minimum wage worker employed by new york city, you're getting a raise. today mayor de blasio announced that the minimum wage for city workers will increase from $11.50 to $15 an hour by the end of 2018. and that will mean a pay hike for about 50,000 employees. de blasio said he would like to make $15 the minimum for the will require approval from albany. macy's is closing dozens of stores and cutting thousands of jobs. the reason? disappointing sales and earnings in 2015 according to the company's spokesperson. macy's harold square store is not closing, but three other macy's in our area are. the one at hudson valley mall in kingston, middlesex mall in plainfield in new jersey and enfield square in enfield, connecticut. clearance sales at those stores are set to begin next monday. >>> what do you say we see if you're a multimillionaire? tonight's powerball jackpot is up to an estimated $5.24 million after n

shop to be ready for will open its doors more than a year after that hub opened, irving farm coffee roasters will start serving at 7:00 a.m. on how the hub had been losing revenue with none of the promised shops up and rung. developers blame the long delays on its troubles getting permits and issues with utilities. >>> well, talk about the commute. hopefully you have some heat in your car because you're going to need it. >> absolutely. and in the morning too. we're still in the frigid arctic air mass that is overhead. the winds have died down a bit. but it's still plenty cold out. and we're tracking that and a couple storms this weekend. it may be a little bit of snow in the morning for some of you. a lot going on. a look outside shows quiet conditions, though, quiet and cold in midtown, our view from the top of the rock camera. temperatures are in the 20s. it feels like the teens at least in midtown. it feels colder in the outlying areas. 23 versus 17. you dress for the windchill certainly. and even though the winds are intense, it still puts a bite to the air, even with the slightest breez

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. >> the coffee will duo will be using is from the hub coffee roasters and will be sold at old world coffee after that competition. >>> colin jackson joins us now. >> you know what, it kind of just tapping on the door for now in the tahoe area. but it will start pounding on it and soon the door will fly open and it will come. showers to light snow in pockets here. not a lot of it. it was snowing today and then it turned to slush. the coldest air with this storm is not here yet. overall, it's quiet for the most part. round of rain and snow mix is on interstate 80 well east of here near elko. in that area, there's kind of a freezing rain advisory, which means it could happen in spots between now and 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. here we are at boreal where night skiing doesn't seem to be too popular of a choice today. the coldest air is behind the front. when that comes in, oh, boy, you will feel it. the winds are going to be picking up tomorrow around 20 to 30 miles per hour. this brown area means a high wind watch turns into a warning tomorrow indeed. this one is from the tahoe area a

she treated us with a giant roaster pan of banana pudding. delicious. >> and you brought the chocolate chip cake. >> i did but it pales in comparison. it's all about the banana pudding. you've got the put the calories on so you can stand the 36- degree temperatures. >> happy new year everybody. we're starting off flipping the calendar, really doing a flip with the temperatures too. here over the weekend we had sunshine. we're going to continue with that trend as the sun comes up officially at 7:20 this morning. beautiful skies to look at but the trend has also been slightly warmer over the mid-40s before a blast of cold air. it's 5 degrees colder in places like monticello. right now at the hudson valley we are still at the freezing point or below it but soon everybody gets a taste of the sub-freezing cold. it's surprising because only once beyond what we're about to see have we had freezing temperatures. november 24th we went down to the 32-degree mark in central park, but it looks like it's going to happen again and stay cold for a day or tw

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as is the wegmans garlic and fennel whole chicken roaster, it was sold in several states in pennsylvania and new jersey and has various use by dates and wegmans is offering full refunds. >>> turning to health check tonight, gyms and fitness clubs are packed with people vowing to get in shape with their new years resolution, the challenge is to keep it going and one montgomery county woman has lessons to share on how she met the challenge. registered nurse and reporter ali gorman has more. >> reporter: it's never too late to start any level of exercise can keep your heart healthy and improve your flexibility and bone strength and slow dementia once it starts. one senior is proof of all of these benefits. age can't catch 71-year-old ronny, she is always moving. five days a week she goes to the abington ymca for enhanced fitness classes but that is not all. >> once i'm here i do two class a day and that is about ten classes a week. >> and she puts time on the treadmill planning to walk the 5-k race in disney world. >> i measured 3.2 miles in 60 minutes, i know i'll be able to accomplish tha

wegman's garlic an fennel whole chicken roaster with a use date 1/13/16. now, there have been no reports of anyone getting sick, but if health, police -- please contact your doctor. also recalling sam's choice patties with onions. they were sold at walmart between november and december and have use dates to june 6th. >> sarah: it was a really cold start to the day. folks seeing temperatures into the teens and single digits, 20 though in fitchburg as well as boston so it was really all about location, but the sunshine really boosted things, an boston actually climbed nearly ten degrees above normal. 45 degrees is where we hit for today, not near record territory but as we get closer to the weekend, we've got more mild weather on the way, and we could be battling some record highs by sunday. it comes with the chance of some rain. we've got high pressure in control. that's what provided the sunshine and bringing us clear skies this evening, so if you've got plans, temperatures are falling quickly. it's already 40 in boston, and 30 in the suburbs, back to free

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arrested the roasters on a host charges including false prison o, public nuisance, unlawful assemblyn instructing of free passage. owners of the cars used have to pay at at least 300 to get them out of impound. >> the warriors close out their three game road trip to the mid-before again bulls and are fresh off the me out over cleveland and they are 38-4 on track to break the best single season of all time set by michael jordan in 1995-1996 bulls. their record was 72-10. we wondered, how much is that record on the warriors mind as they pull and the i wouldy city? >> a waste of energy to think of chasing them opposed to what we need do to focus on being our best in april if we happen to cent up close to the record, go get it but it is not here. >> the warriors return home after the game facing the indiana pacers on friday at oracle arena. >> very exciting. all the bulls they won the championship, too. >> they are where good company. >> amazing. so fun to watch. so fundamentally sound. >> we have fundamentals in the weather to talk about. we have gotten fog out there and you can see a s

vacuum sealed italian flavored and brown sugar barbecued seasoned chicken cutlets and whole chicken roasters and one-pound sealed packages of sherry chicken. there have been no problems with these items so far, but they were produced without government inspection. customers should return the products to the stores where they were purchased. >>> packers fans are setting up in enemy territory. where people rooting against the redskins this weekend will gather for sunday's big game. >> time is running out to get your hands on one of the biggest lottery jackpots in history and we'll tell you how this big >>> we are down to six hours to winning the biggest jackpot. >> erika gonzalez show us the last-minute scrambling to get those tickets. >> today is your chance, your last chance. >> do you play the lottery often? >> when the jackpot is big. >> reporter: the powerball jackpot is the sixth rgest ever and money like that is bringing out people that typically don't play. >>> never before. >> never. >> reporter: at the tenley market it's all the buzz. >> this is a lucky store. >> i know. >> reporter:

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is so busy that he will probably have to leave this event in less than an hour to be one of the roastersand posters of gwen ifill is receiving a national press club fourth estate award just a clause -- just across the lobby. at across the lobby. at the point i will handle the questions from audience so i hope you have a bunch. mr. norris will sign copies of his book at the table. by the way, married margaret was the recipient of the fourth estate award in 1998 at a picture from that night is just outside the room on the wall. now ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm national press club welcome to dan balz and john norris. >> larry, thank you very much. thank all of you for coming. we are here to celebrate the life and times of the great washington institution, mary mcgrory, a former colleague of mine and many others, some of whom are in the room. john has written a wonderful book, very engaging. we will give you a flavor of it tonight and then i hope you all if you haven't bought a copy go out and buy one and get john to autograph it. john is a senior fellow at the center for america

please, just support him, i'm honored to be your friend, i love him he, brought me a turkey roaster, i'm going to do the fivers, you put the turkey in the grease, watch cnn i'm probably going to be blowing up. make sure you vote for him, i'm going to follow each and every one of you to the polls. we don't want any heart attacks. god bless you guys, god bless our next president, mike huckabee. [applause] mike: jim will buy you an entire pizza to replace the slice he just devoured. i'm so grateful to have friends with traveled at their own expense to be here. talk to your friends, explain how important it is that iowa makes a decision not based on the money but on the message and the future of our country. but i've got to ask, why am i running? i did walk away from what was a pretty decent life after, gee, almost 20-something plus years of hardball, tough politics in a state where republicans never got elect and i was on the -- only the fourth one to be elected in 150 years and the first in 25 year the only one at the capital -- capitol, the one who when -- who when he got to his offic

while michael ramped up production - which included enlisting more roasters in the region...(nats: mtg in ca) ...a team from intuit quickbooks and rpa advertising set out to produce the 30 second super bowl ad. (10:36:35 spokes) "death wish coffee is really a revolutionary brand and the ad brings to life the spirit of that brand."(11:36:58 michelle) "so after this commercial, how many-- how many bags of coffee do you-- coffee do you expect" (11:37:02 micheal) "we're" (11:37:03 michelle) "to sell?" (11:37:05 michael) "attempting to get about a our distribution centers ready to ship for the day of the big game. with roasting operations now going 20 hours a day, michael brown is feeling good about meeting demand. so's his small business sponsor. (10:37:45) "we're really confident death wish can handle this. they're really on the cusp of this huge moment and they've been preparing for this for years."(11:31:59 michael) "they've been very hands-on. all the step of the-- pretty much every step of the way. i get emails daily. // (11:32:36) "they don't want this commercial to be a hi

. >> reporter: while michael ramped up production, which included enlisting more roasters in the region. >> got a little bit of edge to it. >> reporter: a team from intuit quick books and rpa advertising set out to produce the 30-second super bowl ad. >> death wish coffee is really a revolutionary brand. of that brand. >> reporter: after this commercial, how many bags of coffee i do expect to sell? about a quarter million pounds in our distribution centers ready to ship for the day of the big game. >> reporter: with roasting operations now going 20 hours a day, michael brown is feeling good about meeting demand. >> this is a big moment for mike and his team. >> reporter: so is his small business sponsor. >> we are very confident that death wish can handle this. they are really on the cusp of this huge moment and they have been preparing for this for years. >> they have been very hands-on. pretty much every step of the way. i get e-mails daily. they don't want this commercial to be a hindrance to the business. they want it to help business. >> my brother! what is life? if that you die a

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