so, we have some wind chills of 29 in the cordy, and 20 in monticello. it's cold and very damp, heavy, what snow. a winter weather advisory means wet snow, and amax, and the warning means more than that. this is the long island expressway, and winter storm warning until 3:00 this afternoon, all the way to twin forks out there and out toward the hamptons. the rain to snow is right on time, and eastern and long island, still in the rain here in cell phone county. you will get to the snow and it will last longer. so you see the snow is falling all across route 80, and all the way down the line. so this is, as the holder keeps filtering in this morning, that will be changing over to snow everywhere. >>> so far, we are calling this rainfall, it's the liquid equivalent so far. and two tenths around toms river. here is our future casts, and guidance. the temperatures are still dropping. 33 in the park by 6:00, this is when it will be the heaviest, the snow come from dutchess county all the way southward. heavy snow 9:00, 10:00, then it starts taper off. so the h

tonight finally some answers for a family, the body found in the -- and identified. cordis: the body found in the little miami river has been identified good evening and thanks for joining us i' m courtis fuller the coroner confirmed 27-year-old aaron berns-who jumped in the river and went missing new years day. s tammy mutasa is live in morrow where the family is holding a vigil. tammy? reporter: courtis. the family had already planned the vigil today before aaron' s body was found yesterday. his mom tells me the feeling is like this was meant to be. they all came together for a reason. on new years day police say 27-year-old aarons bern jumped into the little miami river after setting a duplex on fire, then running away from deputies. family and friends have not stopped searching for aaron since then. saturday berns' body was found in the river near loveland. bern' s family say he suffered from post traumatic stress disorder. he had served two tours in iraq. the family says they decided to hold the vigil tonight even after the devastating news. because they want to shed l

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the global margins are slowing and that could blow up capitalism as we know it. scarlet: you have got to question how efficient is capitalism. alix: from bloomberg world had cordis welcome back to bloomberg markets. in newd headquarters york, welcome back to bloomberg markets. mark: senator rand paul is defending his presidential campaign. the kentucky republican taking the action after only 4.5% of the vote in the iowa caucuses. -- suspending his presidential campaign. john kasich says he is also ready to drop out of the republican presidential race if he gets smoked in next week's new hampshire primary. inwill talk with him later manchester. , we'ree don't do well not going to be dragging around like some band of minstrels that cannot beg people to come to our shows. we will make a hard choice. i think we will do very well. we are not going to drag this out. after placing eighth in the caucuses, he thinks race now reset in new hampshire where voters are not swayed by what happens in the hawkeye state. he says his fundraising has improved and his point numbers have been rising in new hampshire. plenty of finger-pointing in the lead contamination crisis in print