rancher tim smith. >> there are so many federal regulations that accrue to federal land. >> the reporter: but still local residents have mixed feelings about the occupation. just three miles from the refuge rancher tom davis and his son raraing cattle on the high the dessert. >> i do think it is time for these guys to go home and i just pray that nothing will really happen to them. >> we haven't felt threatened at all by them, as long as they don't get violent, i think it is good coverage. >> the reporter: good coverage he says for the challenges ranchersrsace across the west where so much land is controlled by the federal government. >> nearly 53 percent of oregon is federally owned, it is much the same across most western states. ranchers who often depend on federal land for grazing need permits from the bureau of land management, where they complain the bureaucracy can be oppressive. >> all of a sudden the bl. m where it used to have just a few people managing it they have hundreds of people in there. >> while the occupiers and local ranchers say they should take control of the land,

tim smith is in skyfoxhd. >> reporter: if you take the inbound gowanus, make other plans. it will take you a long time this morning. carrying trash. crews are not trying to get that garbage off of the roadway. in the meantime, only one lane never a good thing having only one lane open. at some point, they will have to close everything to upright that tractor-trailer. bumper to bumper traffic back to the verrazano bridge. ines, back to you. ines: other problems this morning. in accident on the bqe westbound. that has been cleared away. a ramp near the kew gardens interchange. an accident by union turnpike. as you approach exit 42, one lane blocked with an accident there. let's go to our cameras and take a look at the gowanus. traffic jammed because of that accident over by hillary street. the lower level actually looks a metro-north, long island railroad, new jersey transit in the path trains are running on or close. greg: take a look at this. a guy try to steal a baby on long island. rosanna: it got really hairy. he was approached by this man that demanded the turnover thi

joining me the stars, tim pigott-smith, margot leicester, oliver chris and lydia wilson. i am pleased to have them at this table for the first time everybody is talking about this and january 31 is approaching and you better get there if you can. what is it about the royal family? i do a morning television show, all morning television shows are fascinated by every generation. what else it? -- what is it? why are we fascinating by royalty? >> it is increasingly rare in the modern world where these people exists. it's seen in the play where a commoner comes into the palace and says, why is this stuff still here? but if you're in london and happen to see the horse guards going down to the mouth to the palace. >> rose: the first place you want to go the buckingham palace. >> it is fantastic. >> rose: what's also interesting about it, the drama and all of what's happened to the royal family is so fascinating. >> well, of course, the whole of the diana saga was lived out in public and our play touches on that area, the one area where sometimes when i'm performing it, i feel, oh

. >> and tim smith posted this great picture of the man, the myth, the legend, cbs 2's own lou young taking it to the streets getting the pulse of the people at 86th and elevenning ton. >> we have to get him a winter hat. >> he has one but only wears it when it gets down to the teens. he put on later but these two guys were heading to dorians on the east side. >> pictures, videos, cute kids, puppies prancing in the snow. we'll be sharing the best of the best on t.v. all morning. we are at facebook.com/cbs new york and on twitter@cbs new york. >> easy to remember. >> but must be tough to sift through. there's a lot to pick from. >> my brother had a steven tyler sighting this week at rosa mexicana so he must have been here all week. he could have flown to california but he stayed. >> looks like he ha had a pretty good time. thank you. >> you can get weather updates get the forecast check live radar and send us your weather pictures and video. the app is free and available in the itunes store. >> and we will have more eye on the storm coverage in just a moment. stay with us. sunday morn

rancher tim smith. >> there are so many federal regulations that accrue to federal land. >> the reporter: but still local residents have mixed feelings about the occupation. just three miles from the refuge rancher tom davis and his son jake continue the hard work of raising cattle on the high the dessert. >> i do think it is time for these guys to go home and i just pray that nothing will really happen to them. >> we haven't felt threatened at don't get violent, i think it is good coverage. >> the reporter: good coverage he says for the challenges ranchers face across the west where so much land is controlled by the federal government. >> nearly 53 percent of oregon is federally owned, it is much the same across most western states. ranchers who often depend on federal land for grazing need permits from the bureau of land management, where they complain the bureaucracy can be oppressive. >> all of a sudden the bl. m where it used to hav just a few people managing it they have hundreds of people in there. >> while the occupiers and local ranchers say they should take control of the land,

tim smith. it was not easy sailing to get into town. >> no, it was not.ane going to raleigh durham. we couldn't get into charlotte. they canceled at 1:00 a.m. we spent the night at an airport in atlanta, then we went to raleigh durham. then a 3 1/2 hour train ride to charlotte. we're very happy we got in here. [ many yelling ] >> right, translation, happy people. happy that the snow did not dampen their spirit ors the game. it's on. polo sandoval, he can't hear a word i'm saying. but you can. we have much more straight ahead in the newsroom with poppy harlow in new york. >>> hi, everyone. top of the hour. i'm poppy harlow in new york. the nation's capital right now pretty much paralyzed by snow. any moment we're expecting a blizzard recovery update from the mayor of washington, d.c. of course we'll bring that to you live as soon as it happens. crews are scrambling to move piles of snow and ice that are blanketing the city right now. all schools in d.c. closed tomorrow. only limited bus and subway service will resume in the morning. if you are planning to

tim smith, cbs 2 news. >>> the viral video that will have you singing i love you. >> first a surprise engagement. here's alex once again. >> good morning to you. famous names are becoming one surprise surprising power couple. ruer -- ruppert murdolk announced his engagement to jerry hall. he owns the times of london. when you own it you can announce to the world. >> that's big news. >> good luck to them. >>> when one mom noticed her baby girl was mimicking her every word she decided to step it up a notch. >> i love >> i love you i love y i love you >> that's great. 15-month-old young kate's mom sung the words and it didn't take long for her to do the same. oh, my gosh. >> i think she's a sing er. >> some say it sounds like ya ya you but i hear it loud and clear. >> that baby is a genius. >> 15-months old. >> precious . >>> time now is now 6:26. details of a children's cough medicine recall. >> the search for a man who tried to take a baby from a sitter on long island. >> new information in the murder of an american in italy. what friends say she did the night before she was killed. >>

smith: i thank you, mr. lipinski, for those very fine comments. i'd like to yield now to tim walberg, the gentleman from issouri. mr. walberg: thank you for your leadership in the pro-life caucus. thank you, congressman smith, for your active involvement in promoting life, not only here in america, but all over the world. someone who once said, tell a lie long enough and it becomes the truth. that statement sadly is often true. ut the lie is still a lie. roe v. wade was such a lie. it didn't offer freedom. it didn't offer opportunity or choice. it offered death and a diminished life to boot. i'll never forget the conversation with my wife over 40 years ago now, in the recovery room at the hospital where she had just given birth to our first child. and she said to me with tears in her eyes in that recovery room, wow, i've just added a life to the world. that's why pro-life and pro-woman go hand in hand. she's the only being designed and capable to bring new life into the world. it's a god-given gift. we honor and celebrate that gift. we who are pro-life honor her for that. let

tim tebow against, guess who? the steelers. he needs four receptions to pass rod smith for the most in broncos post-season history. he needs 162 receiving yards to pass smith, and just one receiving touchdown to pass him in the all-time broncos records as well. i am sure he is going to get that. i have a good feeling he's gonna get that on sunday. >> like we said, big game. big game for peyton. big game for demaryius. big game against the steelers. a huge game for the fans that will be here. this place is going to be rocking in two days. >> it will be a lot of fun. they play all year to make sure you have the home field advantage, and the fans are gonna prove that is a big deal on sunday. let's send it up to cheryl. she is in firestone getting ready to give out the broncos magnets. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. you know, this is why steelers fans don't want their team to come to denver. we have the greatest fans. sadie, there is a battery pack on her head to really make sure you were born and raised a broncos fan? >> always. yes. >> reporter: awesome. playoff time, energy about it. you had to be in line fo

tim: union county authorities say three people have died. this happened yesterday in union. as jimmy price and tousha michelle vinson smith the union county coroner says smith was a passenger in price's vehicle. investigators have not said if any charges will be filed in connection with the crash. lawrence county authorities say a teenager has been located, after his parents were charged in his disappearance. deputies say michael hudson ran away from the parent who has custody of him. friday morning, michael steward hudson and kelldon vaughn hudson, both of fountain inn, were arrested and charged with stodial interference and unlawful neglect of a child. deputies have also charged a third person in connection with the case. neves was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. deputies believe hudson was staying with her. investigators are looking into what started a deadly house fire. the fire broke out just before 6:00 along aberdare court in greenville county. according to the coroner, 51-year-old barbara ann kern, became unresponsive at the scene the hospital. an autopsy is set for monday. still no word o

smith: i thank you, mr. lipinski, for those very fine comments. i'd like to yield now to tim walberg, the gentleman from issouri. mr. walberg: thank you for your leadership in the pro-life caucus. thank you, congressman smith, for your active involvement in promoting life, not only here in america, but all over the world. someone who once said, tell a lie long enough and it becomes the truth. that statement sadly is often true. ut the lie is still a lie. roe v. wade was such a lie. it didn't offer freedom. it didn't offer opportunity or choice. it offered death and a diminished life to boot. i'll never forget the conversation with my wife over 40 years ago now, in the recovery room at the hospital where she had just given birth to our first child. and she said to me with tears in her eyes in that recovery room, wow, i've just added a life to the world. that's why pro-life and pro-woman go hand in hand. she's the only being designed and capable to bring new life into the world. it's a god-given gift. we honor and celebrate that gift. we who are pro-life honor her for that. let

tim saunders is live in bedford to tell us what happened. chris we should start by pointing out that prosecutors do not believe michael smith had anything to do with the murder of his son, jordan. it's the actions he took immediately after the child's death that led him to get a four-year prison sentence today. michael smith has been in jail since the day his son jordan died. he's never had the opportunity to visit the child's grave, but he's kept a picture of the burial site in his cell. michael smith: "i cry every day looking at it, seeing his name and the big letters 'daddy loves you'." prosecutors say smith was home the day his son was killed, but was smith's wife, shana witt, was convicted in august of suffocating the boy with a stuffed animal. when she returned to her bedroom to tell smith what she had done, the two had sex and smith later fixed lunch. during that time smith says he never checked on his son. smith: "i thought she was lying to me that morning." randy krantz: "you didn't believe her?" smith: "no." when smith finally realized his son was dead, he still didn't call for help. instead he says his wife insisted he clean up her

smith joining his wife's boycott of the oscars. this is the second year in a row, none of the nominees in the top categories are minorities. tim gray with variety magazine, says the academy is considering expanding the number of best picture nominations to a mandatory ten and increasing the acting category to more than five nominations. they're also considering creating new membership rules. currently, academy membership is for life. a 2013 study found that 93 percent of academy voters are white, 76% are male, and the average age is gray also point the finger at hollywood studios. tim gray the studios are overwhelmingly caucasian and males. they're the ones that greenlight movies. the academy's first black president says it members need to do more and quickly... temperatures will be about average overnight with lows in the middle to upper teens. it will be a gloomy start to the day tomorrow, as we will be under quite a bit of cloud cover and maybe just a few flurries. those clouds will begin to clear by the afternoon hours, but temperatures will still be a few degrees cooler and in the middle 20s. clouds will quickly clear by

2015, was named assistant to rex ryan. smith followed rex ryan to buffalo after she took a head coaching job last year. ryan said he consulted with head coach tim arrion whose team made history himself this past july. >> excited to have coach jen welter in the staff. >> they hired jen welter, first woman to hold a coaching position in the nfl. . >> couldn't dream. >> it could be a dream other girls growing up. >> a team spokesperson says she may talk to reporters about her new role sometime after the super bowl control coach, she's going to be responsible for gathering video and statistical analysis on upcoming opponents. >>> predicting the storm. what a helium balloon could tell us about the winter weather we're about to get? >> and if two inches of snow brought our nation's capitol a the guests predictt . >> the tri-state is bracing for the second winter storm. some areas are hit harder than other areas. >> to give a head's up may be coming our way. erica collura with no wake weather. erica? >> we will see a lot of trouble for areas around cincinnati and southeast. we saw what a couple of inches could do in downtown the other day. it doesn't

tim coming in playing us out to break. we have a lot of sunshine for you starting our day. >> temperatures rebounding. >> louisberg, 23 roanoke and 27 lynchburg and smith mountain lake and temperatures headed in the 40s for the afternoon. a mix of sun and sun and clouds and warmer temperatures this weekend and almost shorts weather. we will talk about that in a couple minutes with your full forecast. "good day virginia" returns right now. >> putting virginia first you are watching "good day virginia" in high definition. >> thank you for joining us on >> 8:30 on the i'm kyle benjamin. >> we will start with trouble for norfolk southern. the railroad says profits are down and will cut more jobs profits. >> in an effort to combat the numbers they plan to cut 2,000 more jobs. happen. >> wfxr news is your local election headquarters. we are learning donald trump is standing firm and won'ting part of fox newschannel debate tonight. >> now trump will hold a competing event instead benefiting veteran's. >> hundreds are split on this move. on the plus side for him, all anyone is talking about is donald trump. on the down side chris christie says americans don't

tim: union county authorities say two people died in a three-car collision. according to investigators, the crash happened yesterday in the the two victims were identified as jimmy price and tousha michelle vinson smith" -- the union county coroner says smith was a passenger in price's vehicle. investigators have not said if any charges will be filed in connection with the crash. lawrence county authorities say a teenager has been located. after his parents were charged in his disappearance. friday morning, michael stewart hudson and kelldon vaughn hudson, both of fountain inn, were arrested and charged with custodial interference and unlawful neglect of a child. deputies have also charged a third person in connection with the case. investigators are looking into what started a deadly house fire. 6:00 last night along aberdare court in greenville county. according to the coroner, 51 -year-old barbara ann kern, became unresponsive at the scene and died a short time later at the hospital. an autopsy has been scheduled for monday. there is no word on what started the fire. people who suffered damage from the mass of october florence to the sabbath day left to apply for federal help. the deadline to appl

. >> reporter: star power, whether will smith or the doctor he portrays, can penetrate attention. that was the idea between psychologist tim murphy in inviting to conduct policy on his research. oh mall la discovered the link between football related head injuries and a degenerative brain disease known as te. sports and the military. >> reporter: his work was highlighted in the movie concussion released last month. it stars will smith and recounts oh mall la's connection between sports related head injuries and te. >> men continue to die. >> reporter: dr. oh mall la was working on a new product that would identify te and treat it before it causes devastating health problems. congress can help by providing funding for research. >> wouldn't it be great after a person who has a concussive blow or explosion to military training to find out a test to see if something happened. >> reporter: before oh mall la and murphy told me they're not against football but want to enlighten people about the risks. in washington, kyla campbell, fox 25 news. >> michael: the house emergency and finance committee are under a review of the causesi

smith, anybody else bay area. >>> let's hid the grideyen. chip kelly has hired jim o'neal to the same position. last season the browns ranked 27th in yards allowed, 29th in points allowed. >>> there's this. timcecum is still a free agent, but he'll by a giant guess if the founder of myspace has anything to say about it. tom anderson took to twitter -- can we keep lincecum if i pay for it? that is so cool. the myspace guy willing to chip in, then the friends terr said he d. and then the time-out dude offered money for jeff samardzija, and then zynga and aim were not available for comment. >> thanks, koz. >> i'm hip with it, kids. i know the latest stuff. >>> we're following a developing story from burns, oregon, where the standoff at a national wildlife refuge has been going on for four weeks. there are reports of gunshots being fired and am mon bundy is now in custody. the situation is far from over. our nbc affiliates are reporting that a hospital is on lockdown and authorities are saying prepare to stay up all night. a medical helicopter has also been dispatched. those are indications that there's potential injuries on the ground. we're attempting to get mohr details. of course we'll conti