>> este programa es muy importante a la econom^a y las familias de westchester. they came to us through our youth bureau. and it was something that caught my attention, and i thought, you know, this is really important because, if you think i'm a couple years away from dealing with college and forms. but i remember dealing with that, and it's a nightmare. going for a car loan, anything where it's complicated. and if you don't speak english, should that be the only barrier for you not getting tuition assistance or getting into a college and maybe changing the trajectory of your family forever, getting a good job? >> right. >> so, this is something that we want kids of all races -- we want kids -- >> it's not just for latinos, for sure. >> no, but take an opportunity here to get some help, to fill out, with spanish-speaking adults who can help you through this process -- for the family itself to get through this process and to get into college and get the tuition assistance that you need or qualify for. >> before i get to shirley, in what ways is the county lending

this is near westchester pike.nderneath where this accident scene has happened, there's definitely snow under there. slippery conditions on the blue route right now. they are blocking off these roadways right in here. one lane is getting by off of the off ramp right here. it's an overturned box truck. no word of injuries. that might be qnç accident investigation in place but for right now, we'll look at it like it is just a big delay on the blue route. here's the white horse pike around collingswood circumstance until pennsauken, new jersey. no problems through the intersection. most of the intersections in the secondary roadways are looking wet and slippery potentially in the area. you can see all traffic moving along nicely. mass transit, septa, expect delays and cancellations this morning while they are attempting to run on a normal schedule. amtrak, new jersey transit and patco are running on normal schedules as well. >>> it was an enterprising idea in the aftermath of the blizzard of 2016, check out the boutiq

it has come by through westchester county as well. now going through other counties out there, some slick spots for sure. clear skies central park, 27 degrees. other tabs across the region cold stuff, 2020 in albany, 23 in philly, 14 williamsport with partly cloudy skies. it gets in and out fairly quickly and all it does is put out a quick layer but that's all it takes to make for slick traveling conditions. be aware aware of that, is coming through westchester into fairfield and heading toward the city. some minor accumulation as possible out there. the high temp is getting up to 29 degrees later this afternoon. it will it will be windy the next few days. the temps will be in a deep freeze as well. we come back back up to 35 by wednesday. more snow chance by friday and could be a problem for us. let's bring in ines and take a look at the roads. >> ines: street cleaning rules are suspended, meters remain in effect. the. the bronx world parkway and saw mill we have video from an accident that occurred last night. it was four separate a

also, parking garages here in westchester full. before dinner time last night, this garage, you can see it there, over on chestnut street, full top to bottom. people were looking for places to put their cars. i talked to some nurses at the hospital nearby. they said 40 would be bunking there for the night and security guys offered to pick them up at their houses in order to staff the hospital here, and they said they were grateful for that, but, of course, they are not sure where they will spend tonight. at the hotel warner, a man has the job to open up the grocery store a mile away and booked at room for tonight not sure he can get home, but we know the grocery store is going to try to open up people. the question, will it be safe to get there? got everything you need? stay a.Ñçno carrierringringco 0 fact -- >> there's not a pile of snow left behind by a plow or drifting snow. it's difficult to find the spots when you got winds like this, and so much plowing and shoveling going on. those are the true snow totals that we're looking

as we head out and north t westchester, fairfield, rockland, bergen, passaic, morris, and sussex and warren counties, there we think we will see a heavier band of snow push north. the conditions will deteriorate. coastal flooding continues to remain an issue from suffolk county to nassau in to the city and making an elbow turn to the jersey shore. as far as the future tracker bands of snow continuing to move through, straight through saturday at the noontime hour. and in a little while, we will give you a detailed look, area by area, at what you can expect and how this snow will progress through the day. heavy snow overnight. dangerous conditions as you wake up tomorrow morning and much more weather information ahead from the two with of us in a little while. in the meantime, back to both of you at the desk. david, sibila. >> thank you. as you told us snow is not the only concern. the fear of severe flooding triggered mandatory evacuation in barnegat and new jersey. several other towns called for a voluntary evacuation up and down the coastline. checkey beckford found a lot of people

. >>> westchester police arrested casow. justin cook, was also charged with come plassency to murder and complacency to ag graph valted murder. police say kessel was shot in his home on cincinnati road wednesday afternoon. he died later in the hospital. they believe three people were involved in the homicide, including a black man wearing a black coat. and white woman with dark hair and glasses. they may have driven off in a dark gray protege with tinted windows. detectives are not saying if any suspect. >> cincinnati police are looking to see if you identify the fote o of a woman who stolen two photographs. they stole a purse, that same day police believe the woman you see here, used a stolen credit card in a meyer and fairfield. few seconds later, she went to a meyer and used another stolen credit card. if you could help police, call crimestoppers at 352-3040. >>> the fire started just before 11:00 on walnut road. they believe the flames originated from the bedroom. woman, infant and two young children were able to get out. one person did suffer a minor injury. the crews say the fl

let's go outside right now. over westchester county right now. you can see sun mixed with a couple clouds. and the hudsontriver coming into the picture. 42 on the thermometer. showers for the commute as we head through the late afternoon. some slick spots overnight and into tomorrow morning when we start going again. but the big story, milder temperatures. how about it? stay with those mild temperatures for quite a while. morning lows, let's talk about how we start out of versus where we are right now. 21 in new berg is what it was when we woke up t s morning. 19 inq&e monticello. and close to 40 in new york city. watch now, 10 in morris town. a 31-degree swing and dramatic swings through much of the area. comfortable out there if you get a chance to go out. so the storm tracker shows a couple ight howers pop through the area and flordrry action to utside the city. we have another dose of precipitation coming right now pushing through central pennsylvania. the showers going to work their way in. let's put it all on the map for you. now what we're

westchest westchester burrough came by with a plow. this was maintenance crews clearing the sidewalks for them. it's going to be a very long day. >> as long as you keep on top of it, everything should be fine. >> going to be a long day for you. >> unfortunately. >> reporter: yeah, unfortunately for them, for the people in the plows, and we are seeing a lot of plows coming through here and shoveling and plowing the area. also, a lot of private plow land scaping services out with the pickup trucks loaded with salt and snow blowers. take a look there. you see the parking garage there. that's the chestnut street parking garage. there's another one behind where i'm standing, and there were plows inside the parking garage showing you just how much this wind is pushing the snow into even parking garages that you have to have pickup trucks go in to clear them out. these are the latest conditions in westchester here, and we're not even halfway through the day yet. back to you guys. >> all right, live there on high street, and we know from the f

westchester band you have some company. alternate side parking rules is in effect city wide and be safe, don't text and drive. mary and chris. >> thank you. >>> the markets looking for a re rebound after yesterday's massive sell off. >> jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange this morning with more. >> reporter: good morning chris and mary. china's stock market is down slightly this morning. in europe the markets are responding. the dow was down as much as 467 points yesterday, just minutes after the open. it dead recover and ended with a loss of 276. the nasdaq down 104. futures are pointing to a lower open today. one area that is actually surging, gun stocks. shares of smith and wesson to get the fit bit or the apple watch, a san francisco company wants women to put on a smart sports bra. it's debuting at the consumer electronics show it measures things like your heart rate and steps and perhaps to help women level. it costs about $150. chris and mary. >> jill for that. >> you never know what they will come up

one of the hardest hit areas will be to our north their hamilton and westchester. lisa: people could see as much is over. andrew setters is heading to the that direction and we have a look at the commute. heading north ahead of this snowstorm cared want to give you an idea of what to expect in this early hour. this is what it looks like as you head northbound on i -71 the crews are getting ready to respond. next, we cut westbound across the norwood lateral and coming up on the left you will see the higher department of transportation truck staged on the side of the road. they do not pretreat the roads. they respond as weather conditions require. the fact this is coming in later in the morning might help out some people but it is hitting around the time that the morning rush hour still a pretty big deal, so it could cause some big problems. we will keep an eye on it throughout the morning. mark: thank you. winter weather challenging drivers and their vehicles as aaa continues to come to the rescue. their roadside rescue has helped 1000 drivers and the cincinnati reg

home in a quiet local street. cammy is off tonight. developments move quickly in the shooting of westchester. >> three arrests were made in the shooting death of tyler casso. local 12 larry joins us with more. larry? >> police did make pretty quick work on the case. to others were arrested in the last 24 hours. detectives got a lot of work. especially from police from even as far away as wilmington. it was real team work. >> these are the men charged in the case. the alleged trigger man, 19-year-old demarche re demarrecus staley. 19-year-old rodney foster, willingham and 18-year-old justin cook. court documents showed the four men planned to rob tyler casso. police say while cook and wimmingham waited inside a car, foster and staley wearing masks, confronted casso's older brother with a gun inside the westchester home. they say that's when there was a struggle. men took off and casso later died from his injuries. westchester police chief says social media helped in their investigation. >> there was some and obviously someone that creates chatter. >> cook and wimmingham turned themselves in.

new leads in the disappearance of a college student from westchest er westchester. >> the 20-year-old vanished back in 2011 when she was walking home from a friend's house after a night out on the town. purse. >> police have never named a suspect in the case. no criminal charges have been filed. >> movement in the investigation but no big break. officials hoping a search of a pickup truck and dna and forensic evidence taken after a to a sex offender might help get some answers. one day after they searched this indiana property, still no west westchester native lauren spier. at least one vehicle was taken away to see if hair or fibers are of interest. both properties linked to this man, 35-year-old justin wagers, offender. he is now in jail again on another unrelated charge involving a minor. >> i said, i'll tell you this, i said if it wasn't you, it was your twin brother. >> police are not saying what led to the searches now. it was four years ago spier disappeared after a night of partying at this bar near indiana university where she was her shoes left behind. nearby she went to ano

seven families are out of their homes after a fire breaks out at the westchester manor condominiums. that's on westchester court, it's located just east of i-275 and and south of busch boulveard. 10 news reporter live at the condo sarah is the fire out? major winter storm right now, a is brewing. this is a live look at storm tracker 10 this morning. the storm system will bring heavy rain to the gulf coast and the southeast today. tomorrow's monster storm is forecasted to bring blizzard-like conditions to d-c, baltimore and surrounding areas. they could get anywhere from a foot to two feet of snow. people in the d-c metro area got a taste of what's to come when nearly an inch of snow from another system grounded traffic to a halt. among those stuck in the mess, president obama. his motorcade was stuck while headed from andrews air force with the system forecast to move further north over the weekend... snow isn't the only concern. crews have begun building berms along the jersey shore in the event of coastal flooding. and as that winter storm moves in on the east coast... crews here a

everything is so cold. >>> we have accidents in westchester county. the n trains, no manhattan bound service until 2017 at seven of the nine stations in brooklyn. dray clark has more information about that. sawmill river parkway south at 2 7 multivehicle accidents. all lanes are closed down. fire department, ems on the scene. bronx river park bay scarsdale to desmond emergency work. they are inspecting the palmer overpass because of the earlier alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended. metered are in effect. >> thank you. >>> just ahead on eyewitness news, a robbery suspect shot by police. we learned it was an off duty nypd officer that fired his gun. a live report from the bronx coming up. >> tragedy near a sunni campus two students are found dead. okay. so right now, everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios." but why? well, because there's never been a better time to get a greatdeal from fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available. only fios has speeds from 50 to 500 megs. because your devices run better on a better internet

there is even some near westchester and am county. the air is still pretty dry so snowflakes that do fall don't make it to the ground. there is so dry so they get reabsorbed . nonetheless, we will see a mostly sunny day with the northwest wind and keeps going down the arctic air that we have not seen. it's here today. it will start spilling across the tri-state region and that will bring the temperatures down. it will try to creep up a here but they will only go up another couple of degrees. tonight, temperatures will drop down into the single digits and teens. hard freeze comes at us tonight . tomorrow , you will see a high of 32 degrees. that's when we head into today and tomorrow as well. there is a high of 82 degrees today and tomorrow we get back into the 40s by the middle of the week with head into the weekend featuring some showers by would get into saturday and sunday. search "fox 5 news" and you will be good to go. here is ines . ines: back to school and back to work . no problems on staten island. you are moving fine over th

the heavy snow also caused a roof to collapse in westchester county. this is what it looked like after the inflatable roof in mount vernon collapsed. fortunately there were no injuries. >> we're going to stay in westchester county and head to eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson. she is in yonkers. >> reporter: sandra and joe, in the last couple of hours things have significantly calmed down here in yonkers. we're not seeing that many cars on the road or people walking around, but in terms of the snow drifts and the wind, we're still not out of >> it's treacherous. very treacherous. >> reporter: in a city known for its hills, tonight the hills here in yonkers are winning. >> we just had three separate calls where our apparatus got stuck. so we're -- it's going to be a problem tonight. we're starting to see the plows get out there and they're clearing the roads. >> reporter: by sundown the plows were making their way through downtown. >> just give us time. everybody stay in the house, and we should be able to do our job. >> but what a day it's b

we checked in on the westchester county airport as well. of the flights in and out have been canceled and there is no word on exactly when things will get up and running. they are hoping to get things back to normal tomorrow. but bottom line, conditions are improving somewhat here in westchester county, but it is still treacherous travel. we have been averaging maybe 20 miles per hour even on the highways and the parkways. so best bet, stay off the roads, stay indoors, and stick with cbs2. guys, reporting from mobile 2, brian coneybear. >> thank you very much. >>> we have pictures posted to our facebook page. let's check this out. this is the bronx. doesn't look like the bronx. buried on a side street. that was sent by william rogers. >> and we have two of many children. look at them enjoying the snow. their mom says they are trying to smile, but their faces are a little frozen. >> they are wearing hats. that matter -- >> that's right. >> maybe an ear muff. 'tis the season for snow in spots wood, new jersey. a wreath covered in snow. somebo

>> what may be the most >>> a man is under arrest in westchester county charged in the brutal murder of his wife. dr. robin goldman, pediatrician with mont fury-- montfury hospital. this is the first murder in scarsdale since 1977. >>> new at 6:00, new yorkers might be tightening their family budget belts but the city government is loosening its budget a notch or 2 billion. >> mayor de blasio is offering his newest budget, $82 million, and spending is up. >> that means more money for the homeless, for ambulances, for safety on the streets and in the parks. >> here's political reporter dave evans. >> reporter: the mayor admits his budget does not have a lot of drama. he wants it that way and admits he's worried about times it's better to be boring. >> the slowdown and growth in some of the other economies is much more pronounced than what we're seeing a year ago so there's a lot to be concerned about. >> reporter: but the mayor is earmarking about 900 million to ease overcrowded classrooms, $50 million on trying to fix the homeless problem and $50 million on ambulance times. response

the murder is the first in the westchester village in nearly 40 years. they do not have a motive for the murder. they say jules reich filed for divorce last year. >> i don't think anybody saw anything like this at all. >> everybody is upset. everybody's shocked. none of us can believe it happened. >> reich, a lawyer, and tax expert is being held in the westchester county jail. he'll be in court tomorrow for a bail hearing. >>> an update now, a man accused of two slashings is in police custody. 28-year-old francis salud was out on bail saturday when police say he slashed a man's face in the east village. he was previously charged and jailed for a slashing that took place behind bellevue hospital in october. saturday's attack appears random. the prior one though, stemmed from a fight over a cigarette. in east harlem slammed into a woman on the sidewalk, pinning her against a wall. it happened in front of a laundromat on 102nd street and lexington avenue. the woman is in critical condition. an off duty officer hurt his ankle as well. it's unclear if he was

then the cross bronx westbound near westchester avenue an accident. two lanes shut down at that spot. 495 eastbound looks like that activity over here has been traffic is moving. we had a disabled tractor trailer. street cleaning rules are suspended. metered rules are in effect. ken and lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, governor cuomo taking action in a town dealing with contaminated tap water. >> developing story in upper manhattan. just tweeted this photo of the nypd on the scene of a deadly stabbing at a homeless shelter. >> a wild animal on the hear from the good samaritan that fought back against a vicious raccoon that injured a little boy. >> new york city police commissioner william bratton and other nypd brass are thanking dozens of traffic agents who helped keep the weekend blizzard. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart

developing right now and westchester. police are searching for three people after an 18-year-old was shot inside his home. miriah turner is that the libelant as. good morning. miriah: investigators were at the scene for several hours collecting evidence and only get a few details about what happened. we are told to suspect broke into a home on north pistol drive and shocked the young man. not sure why he was targeted. police in the suspect jumped into a dark blue mazda with tinted windows. the getaway car was driven by a woman wearing glasses. plans are trying to find out if the victim and suspect knew each other. >> they are out in the community at large armed and dangerous. they are ready shot one person apparently. miriah: if you know anything, you are asked to call lisa: thank you. we are learning that at least price fell man will not face charges after he shot and killed his sun inside their home. the 72-year-old shot the 14-year-old so now -- the 70 year old shot the 14-year-old after he thought he was an intruder.

one more for you in westchester county. the cross county parkway westbound, an accident before new rochelle road in the left lane. we'll have more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >>> 6:18 right now. search crews appear to be icopters off of hawaii's coast. they have found a debris field, and it is consistent with the chopper. so far, no sign of the 12 marines lost in that late-night training mission. their helicopters apparently collided on thursday. >>> happening now, hate crime detectives are searching for the suspects who beat a muslim man in the bronx while reportedly yelling "isi " this morning, that victim is telling his story, speaking through an interpreter. he says he was targeted. he tells news 4 he was wearing traditional muslim clothing. he was picking up his niece at ps-119 in park chester friday evening when he was attacked. >> translator: at that time, two people was calling "isis, isis" and followed me. >> heenays the pair punched him several times, kicked him to the ground. his eye is still bruised

. >> reich will spend tonight in the westchester county jail. his lawyer has asked for a bail hearing. that is set for tomorrow afternoon. >>> coming up next on cbs 2 news at 6:00, the storm everybody is talking about. lonnie quinn keeping a close eye. >> that's all i have been doing the last few days. the timing hasn't changed much but the track we are seeing a forecasted change in the track of the storm. i'll tell you how that affects us in just a bit. >> we are not the only ones keeping an eye on the storm. scott pelley, you will have more on it tonight at 6:30. >> reporter: that's right, dana. down the coast from new york city, like in washington, dc, they could get as much as two feet of snow. we're following that and we're also looking at the lead poisoning emergency in flint, michigan. our correspondent is going to begin with and how the city is hoping to fix it. those stories coming up on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. >> thank you. we'll be watching. see you then. >>> also, in our area, abandoned houses that not only look bad but cost

``we are here at cincinnati and ``tyler' s railroad in westchester. ``this is a busy intersection, at ``least it will be as the morning ``drive begins to pick up. ``it also will be of the snow ``begins to pick up. we have a few flakes here. ``i can type tight i have been ``listening a lot to randi' ``forecast and one of the biggest ``concerns for me is the wind and ``the cold temperatures, because ``single digit low is coming makes ``becomes a big problem as well. ``the road c ``fairly small window of time to ``get here and attack this snow ``before the temperatures change. ``it could present a problem for ``chemicals. ``the salt becoming less effective ``at the colder temperatures. ``with that snow coming in an ``temperaturesd dropping to the ``single digit is within less than ``one of four hours, it could ``present problems. ``they will want to get the snow ``off the roads as quickly as they ``can to keep driving conditions ``in good shape on the back end of ``the system. ``we will be watching all of it as ``we go throughout the morning. ``mark: tha

the westchester college student who disappeared. >>> mystery solved. the sonic boom that rattled homes across three states. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everyone. it's friday morning. it's january 29th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm michael gargiulo. storm team 4's chris cimino here with the forecast. that's an f-35. that will do it every time. >> every time. i tell you. that's one of the big boys in the sky. we feel it and hear it. what we're feeling it morning is a range of temperatures in the 20s. particularly northwest new jersey the cold spot. you jump into the city, above freezing at 37. then lower 30s, upper 20s across long island, down the jersey shore as well. a weak disturbance is headed our way. this is the storm we worried moving away from us. what we're dealing with instead is a cold front. there are some snow showers that will work in here, possibly mixed with raindrops in the late morning, early afternoon hours. some clouds. 20s in the suburbs. look for brief mixed rain and snow showers from late morning until midday

we're in westchester county, lou young, cbs 2 news. >> in westchester county foreclosures not being maintained are costing $9.2 million a year to taxpayers. >>> a state of emergency? virginia, washington, dc and west virginia. it's been a rough ride in the nation's capital. an inch of snow yesterday but there were major problems. roads iced over an spinouts, with drivers stuck in their cars. the district is preparing sand and salt trucks in hopes of being better prepared for the bigger storm this weekend. >> our city has a responsibility to residents and visitors to deliver essential services every, and last night we didn't meet those goals. for that, we are very sorry. chances. this picture shows lines at a costco in suburban d.c. and this whole foods shoppers were shelves empty. >> one inch snow? >> but i think it was the ice that was the major issue there. >> put that salt down. >> mm-hm. cars. that's how bad it was. dc may get the worst of it but we'll feel the next one. >> yes. lonnie quinn here to tell us how. >> okay, guys. the picture you just showed of dc where they are one inch with

murder. they are charged with complicity to murder and burglary. 18-year-old kassow was shot in westchester wednesday afternoon. police say there are a total of four people are involved, three are now in custody, the fourth is justin cook of sharonville, he's charged as an accomplice, he's locked up on $2 million bond. police plan a 3:00 news conference, we'll stream that live on local12.com. >> a local family will have to find a new place to stay. fire burned their home to the point that it is unlivable right now. escape in colerain township just before 9:30 this morning. there's still heavy damage to the back of the house. firefighters also rescued a dg. the red cross is helping out the family, the cause of the fire is unknown. two people are shot outside of a local bar, this happened about 2:30 this morning. outside of the hard times bar on south 7th street. we're still waiting to hear how the two people were injured. call crime stoppers if you know investigation. two local business managers charged in the death of an employee did not appear in court as scheduled today. 29-year-old died

westchester county bound accident near the tarrytown tolls. that is causing a bit of a the cross bronx eastbound delays are starting to pick up as you go east at jerome avenue. we have an accident being cleared away. a and c trains mechanical repaired. 2 and 3 had problems at 96 that are repaired. 2 and 5 trains speeds down between simpson and freeman. expect delays there. effect today. over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> as heather has been telling us, beginning at 9:00 a.m. southbound lanes of the bronx river parkway will be closed again. the closure will allow crews to repair the guardrail damaged in saturday night. southbound traffic will be diverted between scarsdale and desmond avenue. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," improving safety for thousands of new yorkers in public housing. the multimillion dollar effort taking shape today. >> who let the dogs out? out in s this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list can't be right?" looks like a list of can't be right's

more than a dozen cars colliding in westchester county. good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> i'm ken rosato. thank you for joining us. today is monday, january 18th. we are waking up to brutally cold temperatures in some spots. snow was falling into the early morning. this is what it looked like in yonkers overnight. >> you are never more than seven minutes you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist amy freeze in for bill. >> it feels like 15 outside. cold temperatures. brutal wind. that will be with us the next two days. don't expect a warm up any time soon. bundle up as you head out. make sure you have the scarf, gloves, hat. peak wind gusts above 35 miles per hour just in the boroughs. 23 miles per hour winds for white plains. factor that in with the cold temperatures and it feels like feel like temperature is the warmest it will be because we will have temperatures in the single digits. colder tomorrow. passing 287 is a snow shower. these areas, be careful in ramapo and the connecticut state line

they were a mess, it really just depends on what part of town you're travelling through. here in westchester, you can see the slop right here. then the closer you get to 75 and the entrance ramps to the interstate, it looks a little bit better. now that the snow is moving out, i think we'll be in pretty decent -- excuse me, i tropical microphone here. as we were wrapping up our morning coverage. >> thank you for that firsthand look there. megan moore is out in clermont county. megan, i know the snow is slowly moving towards the east, is it still snowing where you are? >> reporter: very, very lightly. we're here in newtown. i think they are pretty well treated. many of us have been out here for hours in the snow. i'm sure some of you are sitting at home not very envious of where we have been all day and all morning. we're here in newtown and it smells heavenly in here. we had to stop and check out the in new town. rc, you were saying that today might be slow for business, but i've seen quite a few traffic in here. >> yes. surprisingly, we have a lot of loyal guests that come out for the barbe

if you're traveling in westchester , orleans are closed with a multi-car accident. be careful out there . two lanes are blocked . let's go to the cameras and take a look at the commute . 79th st. is doing fine. they're heading towards the holland tunnel and it's been reopened with all liens gone. if you are going to the george washington bridge, no problems on the 495. >> it depends. this is our big dinner on friday night. >> you can reschedule. you don't have to. we could all stay at mike's house. moving on. primetime television to depend his interview with el chapo and rolling stone saying he was performing a experimental journalism stent to get to know the man at the center of the drug world. he says he hope to use that as a way to generate a broader discussion about what he sees as its feelings. >> i am not watching these laws that are showing no progression. these rehabilitations are not happening. i am looking at other way. i find that equally complicit. el chapo guzman was put back in prison as the article came out. they say the article failed because the med

you see on the right side of the screen, this time in westchester. >> last time you measured the snow us unofficially, you said 14 inches. still coming down? >> reporter: oh, yeah. it's coming down. we had a changeover. look at what we are getting pelted with now. i think the technical term is sleet here, but i will leave that up to our meteorologist to tell me that. here's what we've done. rob, you met him times throughout the morning, he's shoveling nonstop, this sidewalk here open north high street. he went in to take a break at our urging. he started at one end and kept going. this is the piece he left here, 7 inches since we saw you, measuring five, six, seven inches. 7:39 was the last time this lane here was plowed. you can see pavement. maybe winds are dying down and helping the plows get the snow off the roads. we're not getting as batter by the winds as we did before. i was in the parking garage around the corner, and there's snow covering the cars. that shows how fierce the winds have been all morning long. as you said, there's no sign of letting up, although, i hope the for

``andrew is in westchester with a ``live look. ``bring us up to date. ``andrew: we are getting an early ``start on the snow. ``we have a few large, fluffy ``flakes that are flying on ``tyler' s will. ``here back on the road, there is ``no snow accumulating on the ``roadway. ``we have seen a number of trucks ``come through here. ``but in this grassy area, we see ``some of the leftover snow. `` and here in this parking lots ``that we are standing in, he snow ``is beginning to accumulate. ``this is from this morning in an ``untreated area. ``we are starting to get ``accumulation here. ``it is not slick at this point ``but it is beginning to stack up. ``we will see how quickly the ``snow moves into the area area we ``are keeping an eye on the roads. ``we know that when you step on ``the sidewalk as you make your ``way to your car, you will start ``to see some snow beginning to ``accumulate. ``this weather system is starting ``to move through our area. `` mark: the roads will be hectic ``this morning with the snow. ``lisa: let' s check in with dan. ``dan is

so 8 to 12 just north of the city rockland and westchester counties. in the city there will be variations from the bronx down to staten island. they could see 18 or over 18- inches of snow but a foot on average. a pretty good tally to shoot for for many in the city and i'll tell you what it's the rate and the wind that's into the risk of coastal flooding too. >> and we'll be keeping an eye on it thank you. >>> cbs this morning is next. >> we'll be here all morning long with our reporters around the tristate area. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. stay safe. sometimes, we all need a little help. today, you helped her plant a garden, and you want to be there to help her with all her tomorrows. if you're trying to quit smoking, you may need a little help. medications to help you stop smoking... including nicotine patches, gum and other medicines, are available to medicaid members. call your doctor today to quit smoking...

has posted this video of a worker at a westchester county airport singing. you'll hear him and find out how he ended up on mr. bieber's plane. >> the bridges and overpasses a little easier to navigate in terms of the wind this evening but it's actually the stand still as you look at the traffic inbound on the george washington bridge. still chilly. temperatures at 28 . feels-like reading at 18. now we're watching a little snow here. could it be icy in spots tomorrow morning? >> before we go to break, we have a powerball question for you. lottery official says as of noon more than 85% of the possible number combinations had been selected. could that mean we're going to see a winner tonight? >> more than a billion tickets estimated to be sold for this drawing. that means a 97% chance of at least one winner. the big jackpot right here before eyewitness news tonight at this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list can't be right?" looks like a list of can't be right's." seriously? at stop&shop, prices are down

flames through tour through the westchester manor complex not far from 275 and busch boulevard. flames are out but the damage is done. shayla reeves is there and we know numerous families have been affected, numerous firefighters on the scene. everybody okay? >> fortunately walter we can tell you no one was hurt but certainly a mess for these families to clean up. just imagine you are home asleep and all of a sudden you are dealing with a fire and trying to determine what your next steps will be.i'm here with jason penney, a spokesperson for tampa fire rescue. describe to me the height of all of this. what were you dealing with? >> whenever we have a multiunit apartment building it's intense because we are focusing on getting that fire out and making sure there are no injuries. making sure there is the least when our cruise showed up they had heavy smoke and flames coming out the building here. it looked like the fire had spread into the attic. we want to make sure we got knocked out as quickly as possible. >> we were here once firefighters were able to get things under control.

ines: we have a things going on in westchester southbound heading across westchester looking for a flipped over car. no problems on the westchester itself.in new 280. the express lane by 78 watch out for the accident blocking elaine. you have your normal delays heading westbound. lincoln tunnel and back looking pretty good. we see those for the george washington bridge. you had towards the boulevard and there is nothing there westbound. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today checking out your headlines. please have made an arrest in the slashing of a elderly woman. she was 71 years old. she was on the d train. damon knowles from brooklyn has been charged with intent to cause disfigurement for the random attack. the cdc is mo

talking about the numbers into parts of westchester county. nassau staggering 29.6. nobody is playing golf today. 23-inches new hyde park 23 as well and even out all the way to iceland 25.9. a little more than that and bay shore 19-inches of snow. so definitely we are digging out. and then as soon as you get your driveway done a plow will come by and give you another two feet to clear out. it's cold. it's slippery. tomorrow not too bad but we'll see numbers stay above normal we've got rain on the way on tuesday so the concern there is in drainage areas that have been compromised by the storm you could see issues with a little bit of ponding and the melting is going to continue as well. peak heat of the week likely on that tuesday with a high of 45 staying mild wednesday and thursday. so as far as events go no more this week other than the chance of a shower or two but people really need to take care. a lot of little injuries and accidents happen the day after the storm and my concern when they lift the travel ban it's going to be pandemonium because everybody is goin

this will be like a north to south transition, 3 to 6 inches towards westchester and parts of north jersey. 6 to 8 for the city. and the bullseye is off to the south. details could still change. new computer data is coming in. i'll have more information shortly. >> thank you. as of now, city mass transit will run throughout the storm. steve: that's a far cry from a year ago when there was a travel ban ahead of a blizzard that never materialized. linda has more on the storm preparations. both of you. conference. he was talking about one of the major concerns is the nick was talking about it. the mayor was being specific about our viewing area. we're in howard beach. most of the homes along the street are along the water. in addition to lots of homes out here. as you can imagine, there's some anxiety. >> getting nervous, yeah. yeah. ever since the last time, who wouldn't be? >> robin's home in howard beach was nearly destroyed by superstorm sandy. homes were filled with eight feet of water. the thought of saturday's potential snowstorm causing coastal flooding has people on edge. >> i'm very

. >> reporter: the big dig continues in westchester county where. >> i ended up going away for the weekend. so i came back to all this snow. >> we just came about 15 minutes. >> reporter: he did a good job. >> yes. >> reporter: on day like this it helps to have a friend with a shovel. >> all day i look for the kids that came by and wanted $40, $50 just for my walk here from the driveway to here. >> reporter: as people start to dig out, a lot of folks are it helps them get out of the snowdrifts a little easier. they're pleading with people to park as parallel as you can to the curb. vanessa is navigating rough roads in mount vernon. it's cause for concern. >> reporter: how are the roads here? >> bad. terrible. >> reporter: plow trucks on the go 24/7 in places like yonkers means heavy wear and tear. >> the goal was to clear the primary roads first, which we've done that. yesterday and today we're focusing on the secondary and tertiary roads. >> i can skip the gym. >> reporter: in westchester county, gus rosendale, news 4 new york. >>> and on staten island a similar scene as people dig out th

. >>> a woman and her two dogs are walking in the ice. two dogs in westchester and fell in. their owner went in after them. crews pulled the woman and dogs to safety. the woman was taken to the hospital to be checked out much the dogs are expected to be fine. >>> a dog owner tried to fool the sbca when a judge ordered him to put down a vicious dog. and officers say jay on dawson couldn't contain his dog. the judge ordered dawson to order the dog euthanized. he got another dog and tried to pass that as the vicious one. the dogs are microchiped and that revealed the truth. dawson now faces a brand-new charge. >>> union kentucky man is accused of ripping off the casino downtown. from a player at the 1 thousand limit table. they say the victim put $500 worth of chips on the floor underneath his seat. and that's how he got underneath him. officers arrested him after he left the casino and returned with the chip. after being stopped by gaming agents, he told him he would find the chips. he will be in court tomorrow to face felony charges. >>> the rock world mourns the passing of a man who cha

things are fine and went in westchester. let's take a look at the l ie . no problems heading towards the merge and as far as the trains in the new jersey transit . ben: we are learning about the death of david bowie. [music] spew on the rock 'n roll hall of fame his battle . we have more on his death. reporter: he battled cancer courageously for the last 18 months.they released the news on facebook and twitter in the asked for privacy. they understand he was such a figure to so many people in such an influence. they know his death will be felt far and wide that they are asking for privacy.you know so many of his signs. the list goes on and on with his songs. so many people were affected in so many ways. just to give you a reaction on social media, someone tweeted out , david bowie was one of my most important inspirations. lifetime. we are hearing from david cameron who said he grew up listening to david bowie and called him a master of reinvention. attributes are pouring in and his voice is one of the most unique. we will learn more and more about his dea

there is an increase in terrorism training.there is shock in westchester it's very safe. police are investigating the first murder since 1977. carrie drew has the latest . >> respond to 50 lincoln rd. the female has been seriously hurt. arrive on scene and wait outside. police arrived to his multimillion dollar home in scarsdale , they found the goldman. her husband , identified by reports as 61-year-old jules reich was taken into custody and is in the reason. he called 9-1-1 from inside the home and doctor goldman worked as a pediatrician affiliated with the medical center in the bronx. he works for a corporate consulting firm in manhattan. he said the killing dispute . public records show he petition for divorce in august. this is being called intentional as an isolated incident. they are investing in the first homicide in scarsdale since 1977. ben: much more on that throughout the morning. sheldon may have been found guilty of corruption but he could still collect pension. the confidential officers say he could still get 80,000 years in a pension because under the cons

westchester. i'm headed out to long island now. i've been on the roads. the roads are really dangerous. and we have everything open right now. the roads are open. the mta subway buses are operating. but the eye of the storm has not yet hit us. it hits us at 11 and it's going to get worse. we have done everything we can do to be prepared. wewe have the national guard, hundreds of pieces of equipment the one element that we really want to stress is citizens have an obligation in this also. and you can get one person in a car, one accident, one stranded vehicle and it causes chaos because it backs up the roads and makes the situation really dangerous right away. there is no reason to be on the roads today unless it is a real emergency. i don't care how tough we are as new yorkers. i don't care how big the four wheel drive vehicle. the roads are really dangerous worse. so people really shouldn't be on the roads. and there's a chance that if the situation continues to deteriorate we close the roads or we close the bridges and then people could get stranded whe

cross bronx going west near westchester avenue an accident. we have two lanes closed down as a result of that. then as you head on to 78 eastbound side near exit 56 an accident in the local lanes. a jackknifed tractor trailer. we have all lanes closed down as a result. alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended. metered are in effect. ken, lori, over to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," we will introduce you to a three-legged dog who stepped in to save his owners when an armed robber broke into their home. >>> check out this photo of a so much he paid a load for it. [car starting] [engine revving] [crashing] >>> say good-bye to the garbage that built up in the wake of the blizzard. trash removal services resume in the city today. this tweet went out. sanitation is warning there might be some delays. the department is asking everyone to remove snow from garbage bags to speed up the process. after a scary encounter with an intruder. the dog is getting treats and attention after protectin

westchester. south brunswick, accident investigation on route 1 northbound from deans lane to henderson road. subway delays. uptown trains, a, c, and e there. alternate side, meter rules suspended. >> emily, thank you. >>> 6:16. as bill cosby faces his first criminal charge, his wife will have to give a deposition in a civil suit in massachusetts. cosby played a dual role as both his wife and his business manager, it is plausible that she is, quote, in possession of information relevant to any party's claim. seven women are suing bill cosby for defamation. he, in turn, countersued. last night he tweeted, friends and fans, thank you. >>> in st. louis, the water is on its way down, but the flood dangers are far from over there. the mississippi river crested at nearly 15 feet above flood stage. just a few feet shy of their record set back in 1993. the river there topping out four feet above previous records. now the concern is shifting to the southern part of the state. 22 deaths are being blamed on

and dangerous, in fact, has now been reduced to a pile of a zombie home meets its apocalypse in westchester county today. this vacant, burned out abandoned house at 136 park avenue in mount vernon was badly damaged. the yard filled with trash, and neighbors gathered to watch it be torn down by the city, most welcoming the move. >> for property values, and safety reasons too. you know, somebody could get hurt. it could collapse. >> reporter: new mount vernon mayor, richard thomas, holding his children in front of the demolition site today is targeting zombie homes across the city, to help revitalize struggling neighborhoods. >> this house poses an imminent threat to public safety. >> reporter: it's not just a problem in this city. a new study shows there are 189 zombie homes in bank owned foreclosed homes across the county. their blights that cost neighbors an estimated $520 mount vernon is the hardest hit of those. yonkers has another 39 of the zombie properties that cost neighbors $5.2 million. >> this is something that we're not going to tail rate. if there are any zombie houses in this c

pocket of snow happening right now just north of downtown, as we zoom in you see it heading up to westchester across sharonville, colerain township down to green township, 275 on the west side, this band has narrowly moved over the last hour we can easily see some of those light accumulations up to 1 inch by this point. it's on the light side toward loveland, milford, lebanon finally seeing some snow, lanchester always on that light cutting to the west of -- toward burlington as well. elsewhere, be be up to 2 inches of snow, because that's no band moderate snow showers south of hillsboro, widespread snow happening throughout highland county. taken a while to get over we still have widespread snow throughout adams, mason, county, not giving up there for a while. for inches of snow, hillsboro actually just updated to 2.3 inches, th but in general, the lowest amount of the system, as we expected, our cincinnati. amount, but it is to the south and west were we get into the two-5-inch range up to as high as 6 inches in the southwest. there is that literally one i 71 at this hour. snow east of town

``in westchester, karin johnson, ``wlwt news 5 lisa:. ``lisa:let' s check on road ``conditions. ``out on the roads. ``where are you now, and what does ``it look like? ``andrew: we are in norwood. ``we had us -- we had a salt ``truck combine. ``they are doing what they can to ``road. roads ``look like they have not gotten ``you can see tire tracks. ``this is a little slushy. ``toward montgomery wrote, this is ``a heavily traveled street and in ``is in good shape. ``it has gotten a lot of attention ``and traffic. ``a lot of plowing and salting. ``as you make your way around, the ``morning drive was a nightmare ``for many people, especially on ``the interstates. ``the interstates are in pretty ``good shape. ``as you head home from work, you ``problems. ``you will have plenty of time to get ``the roads in pretty good shape. ``montgomery road is just what, ``not causing any problems, and ``difficulties getting around. ``andrew setters, wlwt news 5. ``mark: andrew mentioned ``of the streets are still covered ``in snow and/. ``-- snow and slush. ``westbound. ``use caution. ``i-74 westb

it happened at westchester at 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday. police believe those involved with tinted windows. >>> a task force will take a look at medical in marijuana in ohio. they are looking at taking steps to make it legal. ohio voters could see a legalization question on the ballot this fall. >>> in you this morning, if you're making plans for the cincinnati parade, there are changes to the route this year. route will start at merry way in central avenue, and will go to around the bank to the park. they want the parade to capitalize in all of the new developments. the parade is set for saturday. >>> there's a copy of a 112 year old document that you will be able to see. the national under ground railroad freedom center, where the 13 amendment will be on tis play. good morning, megan. >> reporter: good morning, john, that is right, we're getting a sneak peek of this, this is a rare opportunity, very fortunate to have this to think that we're in the same room as the 13th amendment. it's a rare, handwritten copy of it. and i'm here at the c