there he is. [ applause ] this is new york. this is new york. and we are new yorkers.and we will not allow people to dwell in the gutter like garbage. it hurts all of us. you can see it on people's faces. every time we walk by a homeless person, most of us can't even bear to look. we can't bear to make eye contact. we pretend that we don't see them. why? because we don't want them to see us. because it diminishes us to walk past a brother and sister sitting on the sidewalk and doing nothing. it's as if every time we walk by a homeless person, we leave a piece of our soul on that curb. this is not who we are as a people. it's not our values as a society. it's not what we were taught. it's not how we live. and it's not what we're going to do as a government. we are better than this. [ applause ] now we have made significant progress on the problem before, and working together we can do it again. i believe our people will support the funding necessary to help protect and support their brothers and sisters. that's why in this budget i propose a record $20 billion over the

i'm alex witt here in new york city. we have a big development overnight including a new and dramatic rise in some snow totals. let's bring you the very latest right here now. in new york city a dramatic change in the forecast. the city could see up to 2 1/2 feet of snow, and that may come as a surprise to some of you just waking up here. the storm could paralyze the entire i-95 corridor from washington to new york. well into monday. tens of millions of people from northern georgia to new york are being affected by this storm. the nation's capital right now virtually paralyzed. heavy snow expected into the afternoon. wind gusts could reach 40 miles per hour. casing some whiteouts to be concerned about. the storm is blamed for at least ten deaths in four states. some in traffic accidents along these icy roads. in kentucky, thousands of motorists are stranded along forships of interstate -- portions of interstate 45. some have been trapped since friday and you're about to see video that just came in. you can see a line of

understand in york values. i finds myself for once in agreement with donald trump. >> reporter: and cruz was accusing him of using code by saying new yorkers are different. unusual, not like the rest of the country. >> he is practicing the politics of division. he's trying to divide people. he's trying to divide this country. it doesn't work and it's hypocrite cal -- hypocritical. >> reporter: he did issue a bit of an apology but i don't think that new yorkers will accept with quite what he said. >> i apologize to hard working men and women of the state of new york who have been denied jobs because governor cuomo won't allow fraking. i apologize to all the pro-life and promarriage and prosecond amendment new yorkers who were they have no place in new york because that's not who new yorkers are. i apologize to all the small businesses who have been driven out of new york city by crushing taxes and regulations. i apologize to all of the african american children who mayor deblasio, tried to throw out of their cha

let's watch. >> donald comes from new york and embodies new york values. listen, the donald seems to be rattled. >> as a life long new yorker what do you mean? >> i'll tell you the rest of the country knows exactly what new york values are. >> i don't like that conversation. trump responded in an interview with bloomberg politics. >> i embrace -- in new york we took a big hit with the world trade center. worst attack ever in the united states. worst than pearl harbor because they attacked civilians, people having breakfast. if you would have been there and if you would have lived through that like i did with new york people, the way they handled that attack was one of the most incredible. people want to knock new york. they shouldn't be doing it because of a massive population there. new york is an amazing place with amazing people. >> let me go to hallie jackson. why would anybody attack the town so nice they named it twice? new york, new york, the major city in the country, chief financial center of the country. no one knows that better than donald trump

new york. >> you're from new york so you might not. but i promise you in the state of south carolina they do. >> i have to tell you that was a very insulting statement that ted made. [applause] >> donald trump, ted cruz, what's up. new york values. what are you getting at, what do you mean by that? not nice at all. pretty ignorant quite frankly. disasterous night. he made some, if you're watching that debate, a lot happened. we'll have a complete wrap. >> starting on monday big headaches if you live in brooklyn because the n subway line will go through rehab. they're shutting down some stops. it will be a real pain in the neck for about a year. >> okay. what else we have going on? you remember uber and the drive by the mayor to stop uber growth in the city? figured out uber is not hurts traffic flow of new york. we can handle it. we might be able to handle new uber cars. >> check out this dinosaur. biggest dinosaur ever to be shown at museum of natural history. i think it is like what, 75 million years old? public viewing. 100 million

new york got hit the hardest. baltimore had more snow than new york. baltimore was the bull's eye. let me take you through. the snow ended. cape cod ended up in a blizzard warning. one spot that verified to call that blizzard was nantucket island. there they had the consecutive wind gusts. classified as a blizzard. all the other big cities didn't quite get there. let me take you through what we're looking at here. this is the new york state totals. second all time. s new york city now seven of the ten greatest snowfalls happened in the last 20 years. there you go. that will lead you into your climate change discussion. forecast for the next seven days no snow. new york city, this is the five day forecast for new york and mid-atlantic all the same. no storms. daytime highs above freezing. so we'll be in a nice slow snow melt. i took this picture yesterday, right as i got off my shift towards dark and you can see this was central park in the background. the guy had his skis in his hand. i couldn't see central park from two blocks away from 6th avenue. i would love to see your picture

from new york. i'm chris hayes. last night's debate made painfully clear what has slowly been dawning on the republican party. just over two weeks until the iowa caucuses. donald trump is setting the terms of the race. he is the man to beat. and to the extent that anyone else in the field can stop him, the only one putting up a real fight is the one candidate the establishment seems to like even less than donald trump. ted cruz, who last night went head to head with trump for the very first time. new polling out yesterday shows exactly what the stewards of the gop's electoral chances have to be worried about. in a three-way race between trump, cruz, and establishment favorite marco rubio, rubio finishes third while trump and cruz get a combined 71% of republican support. that was pretty much the dynamic on stage last night, with trump and cruz trading shots and dominating the debate and the rest of the field struggling to make an impact. in one of the testiest exchanges of the evening they tangled over trump's sugge

all the way to new york and even a little north of new york. go back to the times square shot.ng only a couple of vehicles, that's not the big thing. but look at how many people are wandering around times square. what are all those people doing? a lot of those are tourists in new york city. all the broadway shows have been canceled for this afternoon and for this evening, so what are these people supposed to do? they're in their hotel rooms there's no mass transit and a lot of hotels in times square and a lot of folks wandering in the blizzard either that or sitting in their hotel rooms. that's the way the pictures looks the way it does. and overnight the blizzard warnings will be dropped. we've had the heavy snow and low visibility but really no sustained winds to qualify this as a bluz ard, when it's all done in the textbooks it will be known as a nor'easter. new york city 26.9 the snowfall of record. 1998 we had 21. right now we're at 15 inches. so, only 6 inches to get to the top three of all-time. it will be close. we probably are going to get there. here's the radar. here

proposal for a new york landmark from governor cuomo. an expensive plan to renovate the javits center, iconic but old convention center has three makeover plans in three days. yesterday, penn station. the day before, the lirr. price tag for all of this, tens of billions. so who exactly will pay for it? here's political reporter dave evans. >> reporter: the governor has been on a roll lately, announcing a billion-dollar expansion at the javits center, more than a million square feet added, promising construction begins this year. >> it's our obligation to build a new york for the next generation and that's what this is. >> the javits center is big, but not big enough. convention centers in chicago, dallas, las vegas and new orleans, they're all bigger so we lose business. for example, the cardiologist convention. they want more meeting rooms so they won't come to new york. convention center is busy but not busy with the right kind of visitors. most are local, they go home tonight. but those cardiologists, they'd come from all over and sta

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♪ ♪ my dreams ♪ ♪ new york ♪ ♪ here in new york new york new york ♪ ♪ on the avenue ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪w york ♪ ♪ concrete dreams are made of ♪ ♪ there's nothing to compare to new york ♪ ♪ these streets will make you brand-new ♪ ♪ make life find you here in new york new york new york ♪ ♪ all right, new york, i know you can do this ♪ everyone put your hands in the air. ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ ♪ new york ♪ ♪ where dreams are made of ♪ ♪ it will make you brand-new ♪ ♪ it will inspire you ♪ ♪ new york new york new york ♪ >> that was day yeah singing "empire state of mind." the party is in full swing. as we're minutes away from 2016. but we're here in knickerbocker hotel. and kennedy joins us from the deejay booth again. >> all right, this is a man who's charged with giving people the best night of their lives. ryan here is the deejay at the knickerbocker. this is a crowd of people. they want to dance, they want to party. they've paid thousands of dollars to be here. what's biggest song of the year? >> this year i'd have to say "i can't feel my face" from the weekend. >> this has been a great yea

there he is. [ cheers and applause ] this is new york. this is new york. and we are new yorkers, and we will not allow people to dwell in the gutter like garbage. it hurts all of us. you can see it on people's faces. every time we walk by a homeless person, most of us can't even bear to look. we can't bear to make eye contact. we pretend that we don't see them. why? because we don't want them to see us. because it diminishes us to walk past a brother and sister sitting on the sidewalk and doing nothing. it's as if every time we walk by a homeless person, we leave a piece of our soul on that curb. this is not who we are as a people. it's not our values as a society. it's not what we were taught. it's not how we live, and it's not what we're going to do as a government. we are better than this. now, we have made significant progress on the problem before, and working together, we can do it again. i believe our people will support the funding necessary to help protect and support their brothers and sisters. that's why in this budget i propose a record $20 bil

in new york city, a complete travel ban is

new york society-- society library or monica's. he can tell you which stocks to buy, converse about the history of tom jones, stitch up a deer-- often article for the new york sun and arrange a scuttle in over in short shipped. most remarkable of all, he was a black man who became rich while living out the american nightmare of race. that prince of darkness was an extraordinary figure and i have lived with him now, for two years. while telling of the untold story of jeremiah g. hamilton wall street's first black millionaire begins in 1828, the year in which he first got under the skin of a new york businessman. so, i find him absolute fascinating character and you will be surprised to know that i like most historians i think someone should make a film about jeremiah g. hamilton. a couple of months ago there was an article in the new yorker about chris rock and towards the end of it it said that he had been trying to make a film about not turner. as any of you who know the history of nat turner and what has happened to nat turner, t

i'm pat battling with news4 new york. >> should people be worried? >> sue, are you worried about this in. >> i'm not worriesed about the stock market as i am the economy. one of the issues for individual investors is whether or not they can pass the sleep test. maybe this is a time on these big selloff days for you to lock at your portfolio and see if you're invested in the types of things that you should be invested in. if you're really uncomfortable with what's happening in the market, then this is the time to look at your portfolio and look at safer investments or make the call to your financial investor whether you should rebalance or reallocate. for longer term investor with more than 10 years out, this is a great buying opportunity. but i do expect that the volatility will probably continue. it's not over yet. pat mentioned the fact that we do have monday closed for the markets. but keep in mind, china and the rest of the world is trading. so they'll be reacting to what happened today on wall street. so when we come back into the office on tues

there are now a total of three cases in new york city and seven in new york state. the virus is not contagious. it can't be spread from person to person. you can only get it if an infected mosquito bites you. so far only one species of mott mosquito transmits the virus. >> we want to strongly advise pregnant women or women who are considering becoming pregnant consider delaying travel to affected countries. >> reporter: they are going to boost their west nile fighting type mosquito efforts once the season begins in april. >> i'm just founding out about this, like literally i'm just finding out about this. it's something that, yeah, is >> reporter: yeah. and health officials want people to have that family discussion. another reason people here in new york don't need to worry, it's winter. mosquito season doesn't start until april. officials will be using this time in between to study the virus and moss quitos in the area. >> here's what you need to know. the zika virus is spread to people primarily through the bite of an infected mosquito. the most common symptoms a

the mayor says he's critical of new york, but like's new york money. goldman sachs is headquartered here. the mayor and governor said that cruz should apologize to all new yorkers for his remarks. reporting live in turtle bay, katherine creag, news 4, new york. >> there's one new yorker that's commenting, hillary clinton, also talking about this. she just tweeted, quote, just this once, trump's right. new yorkers value hard work, diversity, tolerance, resilience, and building better lives for our families. >>> we are following breaking news out of hawaii. where two marine helicopters the marines were conducting a nighttime training mission near washington hue when the choppers collided in midair. rescuers spotted debris and at least one empty life raft, but have not found any sign of survivors. >> following that closely. >>> now to wall street, everybody's watching the markets after the dow dropped more than 400 points this morning. >> its been a mess here for the last couple of weeks. the latest numbers, let's check in with bill griffith. >> the rolle

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and new york as well.ow to major general james witham, who's the director of domestic operations at the national guard bureau. so, mayor general, give me an idea right now, as we hear from various cities and states who say the national guard is ready to be deployed, and in some cases actually deployed, give us an understanding as to what the focus of their jobs, their duties will be. >> good afternoon, fredricka. thanks for letting us join you this afternoon. we currently have almost 2,300 army and air guardsmen across 12 states in the mid-atlantic region, supporting their governors and citizens with hundreds of pieces of equipment. most of the missions that these guardsmen are doing, including assistance to stranded motorists, welfare checks, snow and downed tree removal and assisting the departments of transportation and ensuring that major arteries remain open or at least assisting in their opening, and we can also assist with food and water distribution as part of the welfare checks. >> and we were tal

. >> i am from new york. >> you are from new york, so you might not. but i promise you in the state of south carolina, they do. >> we all have the highlights with us tonight. who won, who lost, who got the best shots in. with less than three weeks to go to iowa did anyone change position tonight? howard, he is a tough customer. thank you. michael steele is the former chairman of the republican national committee. i always start with someone that is at the place. i don't know about tonight. i thought cruz was on the attack. i thought trump handled the attack pretty damn well and kept it pretty even. >> cruz was the one that started this. trump's authenticity really resonated. with what we saw for his answer and now new york was able to rebuild and how proud he was of it, truly authentic. i think that is go to resonate well with his supporters that are already out there. whether or not it will turn anybody to his side we will have to wait to see. i think what donald trump has over the rest of the field is that he is himself most of the time and he tells

brand-new ♪ ♪ make life find you here in new york, new york, new york ♪ ♪ all right, new york, i knowke you brand-new ♪ it will inspire you ♪ new york, new york, new york >> that was day yeah singing "empire state of mind." the party is in full swing. as we're minutes away from 2016. but we're here in knickerbocker hotel. and kennedy joins us from the deejay booth again. >> all right, this is a man who's charged with giving people the best night of their lives. ryan here is the deejay at the knickerbocker. this is a crowd of people. they want to dance, they want to party. they've paid thousands of dollars to be here. what's biggest song of the year? >> this year, i'd have to say "i can't feel my face" from the weekend. >> this has been a great year musically for justin bieber. has he redeemed himself? >> i'd say he's done a pretty good job of putting his team together. he's working with phenomenal song writers and producers. >> including diplo. >> and some talented producers. >> do you like playing him? >> i play him, indeed. >> what will be your midnight song? what will you uncork wh

sarah wallace, news 4 new york. >>> and next at 6:30 on "today in new york," the sparring continues on both sides of the aisle. the latest from the campaign trail as we gear up for tonight's democratic debate when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose >>> moving along the belt parkway this morning. moving down when it comes to the temperatures. it's going to get cold. good to be with you on this sunday morning. i'm gus rosendale. >> i'm pat battle. a marked difference from yesterday. we hit 50. raphael miranda is in the weather center. >> sounds effects this morning. i love it. very pleasant yesterday. no jackets were needed. today you need the moderate jacket. 30s throughout the day. it's not severe cold just yet. that's coming tonight and tomorrow. you can see on storm tracker 4 live radar, nice quiet picture out there. we're dry and chilly. down to the 30s in nassau county. temperatures like 33

over northern new jersey and new york city. there's also a computer model that's been screening all week that new york city could get up to 3 feet of snow. and that almost blasted up last not the most reliable of models. that's my thinking right now. it's just this little shift in bands that we gusting at 45 by daybreak. already blizzard conditions as we go through the day. on the jersey shore we could see gusts of 60 or 70 miles per hour. we have the heaviest snow in the afternoon and then things start to taper off. tremendous moisture being vacuumed down the storm. and heavy moisture. we see heavy snow. that puts down snow very quickly one right over i80 and that's what i saw in lucy's live shot. light snow starting to break out. see it's having a tough time everyone in the -- even in the hudson valley. hour by hour, obviously the snow moving in now. accumulating a little faster. in the wee hours in the morning. but heavy banding and really stacking up. this is really confirming what i was just talking about. look at the dark

is that headed to new york city? >> reporter: yeah, these bands are actually the one that we're in right now, headed southeast that i was -- i believe, i was just looking at the radar, but the storm as a whole heading to the northeast, and so yeah, new york city will possibly get some of this. just depends on -- this is going in a big swirl basically. it is going to depend on where you are in relation to where this band is. i have to look at the radar one more time to know exactly. it's not over for you either up in the new york area. i can tell you that. >> reporter: jennifer, thank you so much. you and your team stay safe. thank you so much. coming up next, much more live from new york city, where i'm including talking to some of the folks who are braving the weather. they're going home soon. that's next. stay with us. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xare

he said they should play "new york, new york" because this is a guy with new york values. ted cruz explained what he meant by new york values. >> everyone understands that the values in new york city are socially liberal or pro abortion or pro gay marriage focused around the media. >> new york is a great place. it has wonderful people. loving people. when the world trade center came down, i saw something no place on the earth could have handled more beautifully and humanely than new york. i have to say that is an insulting statement that ted made. >> that is what the cover says here. "drop dead, ted." donald trump has really capitalized on something that looks like ted cruz meant for a midwestern audience, but donald trump has turned it around. >> you know. it is funny because cruz wins on the traditional points. he wins in reaching his target audience. he wins with the smooth delivery, the polished message. this is something the people seem to forget about trump in the cycle. trump is a street brawler. he is not a polished politician. he's a politician, but he's a street

i'm pat kiernan with a new york 1 minute. republican frontrunner donald trump squared off with surging rival ted cruz at the latest gop presidential debate last night. cruz brought up new york city as he questioned trump's conservativcredentials. trump defended the city, and wondered if cruz can even be president since he was born in canada. four of the teenagers arrested in connection with an alleged gang rape in brooklyn have been released, though they still face charges. prosecutors had to let them out of jail because an indictment has not yet been filed. investigators are still collecting evidence in the case. the number of substantiated complaints against city cops took a major jump in 2015. the civilian complaint review board says more video evidence is one of the reasons it was able to validate 70 percent more complaints last year than in 2014. and ben mcadoo is set to meet reporters today for the first time since being named the new head coach of the giants. conference live this morning. good morning and thanks for jo

new york state dream act has to happen. other states -- i was just spending time with states that do have the dream act... >> okay. such as? >> ...who do invest -- like new mexico, who do invest in young people's education, right? a lot of the beneficiaries of daca would benefit from new york state dream act. >> mm-hmm. >> so, we have to get it done in the state. and, you know, last year we got really close. and we can, you know -- at the next integration conference, done in new york. >> but it's at meetings like this where you come and get armed with information, correct? so that the next time the proposal for the new york state dream act comes, you have more information to lay at the table of legislators and say, "mira, here's why it's working. look at new mexico. look at the changes they've done here. it can happen in new york." is that -- am i overstating that? >> no, this is the plan. this is the integration plan. we see dream act, we see access to driver's licenses. all these are important integration polices that we

you see people walking down the streets of new york city. let's check out some a lot of places now exceeding the 20 inch mark. let's check out the totals. a lot of places right now over 20 inches. 21 inches. hoboken 20.5. look at la guardia airport, 20 .4 inches. in suffolk county 19 inches. you head up towards york town and it's more like 10.5 as we're closer to that cut off. fairfield, connecticut and southern parts of fairfield county checking in with 11 inches. bridgeport further north and east checking in with 7 inches. there's more snow to come from. these 1 to 2 inch per hour snowfall rates stay with us until about 7:00, it's amazing how this intense snow band set up over the most densely populated area. >> everything was about dc and we're going to end up being the sweet even though we're seen the final stages where we're starting to see weakening and fracturing it's still settling up across connecticut. this hones in on the steadiest snowfall in the areas of pink and red. less red and more pink. the areas still over queens and parts

in new york.o we have a little over 14 inches in washington, d.c., but by the time the snow accumulates tomorrow we're likely to see 21 inches. so we're still getting these nirms, bear with me because it's still snowing in many places so they keep changing. you can see the storm continues to pummel areas into the northeast. you mentioned the blizzard warnings. let's take a look at where they extend now. most of these go until tomorrow morning. and it's interesting to note that even though it hasn't officially been a blizzard in many areas with three hours consecutive of strong winds, we do have one exception, nantucket, three hours there today the winds were strong enough to call it a blizzard. an interesting storm as we continue to coffer it. 30 million people still under a blizzard warning. and we'll be monitoring that through sunday morning. the winds will continue to gust very high even for new york we're expecting about 50-mile-per-hour winds tonight. and that's why this storm is not over yet

via taxes, new york values. and finally, refusing to pay more than 99 cents for a piece of pizza and less than $8 for a cup cake, #newyorkvalues. we've compiled some of the best we thought and put them on our >> looking forward to seeing all those. i agree with that slice of pizza. thank you. >>> hillary clinton reacted to the attacks from one of her republican challengers. she did it with a joke. >> donald trump on the other night, i don't knowbf if you saw it. >> i didn't. [ laughter ] i'll tell you what, he's a lot more obsessed with me than i am with him. >> the democratic presidential candidate was on nbc's "tonight show" starring jimmy fallon. this sunday, she'll take part in the democrats' debate many south carolina. hillary clinton will face bernie sanders and martin o'malley in that final democratic debate before the first ballots are cast in iowa and new hampshire. you can watch it live on nbc. it starts at 9:00 p.m. missed a deadline to indict five teens accused of raping a young woman last week. they

city, in new york state?r, thus far we have been lucky, we have had a number of car accidents, et cetera. nothing serious and we have had no reports of loss of life. thank god, thus far. what i'm most concerned of, pop wri -- poppy, is the potential for flooding. snow, wind conditions on the road, we have taken care of that with the travel ban, and all day long, we have been telling people not to be on the street. the ban says you can literally be ticketed if you are on the roads. there's now a state ban in effect. the flooding that could potentially come with the high tide this evening, it's a full moon, meaning a higher tide than usual. and if there is a tidal surge, that is probably the most dangerous aspect that goes along with this storm. parts of new york city, brooklyn, staten island, those are low laying areas, but the whole south shore of long island, is an area where we're vulnerable. so we're keeping a special eye on that, we have state police working with the nassau and suffolk police, we have bot

ted cruz stands by what he said about new york values. new york city and donald trump fights back. why even hillary clintnt tonight saying this time trump is right. >>> and jt a short time ago they came before the cameras in tennessee with their dog and their winning ticket. smiling. >>> good evening, and we begin with breaking news. images coming in as we come on the air. an attack on a hotel popular with westerners. these are the images coming in from the capital of burkina faso in west africa. eyewitnesses describing a horrific scene. gunmen, their heads covered shooting into the air then storming into the hotel. cars ablaze at this hour. gunfire heard in the streets. and now reports of possible hostages inside that hotel and a warning now from the u.s. embassy to any americans in the region. let's get right to abc's senior just first correspondent pierre thomas live in washington tonight. pierre. >> reporter: davi just a dangerous situation appears to still be unfolding in that west african country. at least four men attacking that hotel popular with westerners. eyewitness repo

record right here in new york.cern moving forward is for city officials to get the city back to normal, and that's including making sure all our subways are back to normal and particularly the commuter railroads in time for the monday morning rush. of course, this storm also came with its tragedy. 27 deaths in total as a result of all the states that were affected as a result of the storm. five of those deaths happening right here in the new york city area and those are being blamed on inhaling of carbon monoxide and also people shoveling snow here. we do know schools will be open here in new york city on monday. many schools across the northeast are still going to remain closed. of course, travel a really big deal, as well, reena and kendis. >> speaking of travel, ray, i know a friend of mine who has been on the phone within united today for two hours trying to get herself and her infant back to new york. >> what can people expect at the airports today? >> reporter: that's absolutely right. airport officials are s

i love the people of new york and i've done well in new york. you know, i've built a great business and all over the world now, but it's based in new york. i go to florida and all over. i have companies all over. but new york is a great place. it is liberal. >> we both live here. >> i thought well, we have great people in new york and i thought ted's response was very insulting to, you know a tremendous, many, many millions of people. i thought it was very insulting to maria, who, by the way did a great job with neil. they did a fantastic job as moderators but i thought his response to maria was very insulting to her. >> do you think you can win a state in a general election like new york or new jersey or pennsylvania? >> yes. yes. >> explain how. >> all three. >> i think i'll win states nobody else can win as a republican. >> how? >> they like me. they know me. up state new york you probably saw it, they did a poll and i'm killing everybody. there is nobody close. but i did that just recently. and people were shocked. >> it was your second high

record right here in new york. of course, the main concern moving forward is for city officials to get the city back to normal, including making sure all our subways are back to normal and particularly the commuter railroads in time for the monday morning rush. 27 deaths in total as a result of all the states that were affected as a result of the storm. five of those deaths happening right here in the new york city area and those are being blamed on inhaling of carbon monoxide and also people shoveling snow here. we do know schools will be open here in new york city on monday. many schools across the northeast are still going to remain closed. of course, travel a really big deal, as well, reena and kendis. >> i know a friend of mine who has been on the phone with united for two hours today trying to get herself and her infant back to new york. what canning people expect at the airports today? >> reporter: that's absolutely right. airport officials are saying that 14,000 flights were canceled as a result of this bli

new york you're dry. we doe have blizzard conditions can along long island and the coastal areas of connecticut. still very strong winds out there, that means blowing and drifting a concern. one last thing i want to bring up. that shading of green along the coast of new jersey into the nantucket area, that is coastal flood warnings. that's in effect through noon today. we still have the strong storm just off the coast. there's a lot of waves going to coincide with high tide. there is the potential for moderate coastal erosion in that area. something we're going to keep on monitoring have he very closely. i'm sure we'll have reporters out there, as well. >> thank you. >>> we've got some sports news to report. this is just in. the world's top tennis player novak djokovic has survived a major scare against french man giles simone to reach the quarterfinals of this year's tournament. simone is the 14th seeded player at the aussie open but djokovic was expected to cruise into the finals after winning the tourn

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this one at new york's laguardia. david keey, abc news, washington. >> slowly but sure by getting back to business. let's see what the situation is for stranded travelers as well as those of us staying put. >> we get to accuweather's pauau williams who has the forecast. morning. >> anks. listen, i know everybody's of the word snow. we're not expecting anymore snow but the snow we have will complicate matters because it's lting right now. there's so much of it, and we're expecting a tremendous amount of icing to occur because those puddles are going to freeze overthroughout the overnight period. tricky driving as a result of that. we're looking for the messiest of weather along the mississippi rafer valley region. cold weather just to the west of the rain and snow and stormmaker. snow upowards the great lakes. mixture of freezing rain and sleet throughout the ohio valley region showers in the deep south culminating in thunderstorms. >> breaking news overnight, severe turbulence on a flight from miami to milan has force

new york broke records. it was the second snowiest snowstorm on record near in the city. the all-time record. it seems like the storm was fit and made for new york city as we got the brunt of this massive and epic blizzard of 2016. >> ray, leave it up to to you to tear down that wall, my friend. >> break it down. >> you got that right, absolutely. >> ray raimundi. with us for the next couple of half hours on blizzard. thank you. >>> well, new york's three parents by the way resumed operations on sunday. >> washington airports hope to do so today. here's david kerley. >> reporter: so much snow to clear. plows and trucks working all day at an empty washington, d.c., airport. no planes, no passengers. a ghost town. >> please maintain control of your personal belongings. >> reporter: some hopeful passengers in new york -- >> i just want to get out of here and go home. >> reporter: -- told they are going nowhere. >> i showed up at the airport today thinking that my flight was okay and the airport was closed. >> r

travel ban in effect for new york city, all of the roads in and out of new york city, all of new yorky proper, shut down until further notice. there is of course an exception for emergency vehicles and some members of the media. that's where we find brian stelter out in a roving vehicle. how does it look? i know it's night now which makes everything a lot more complex. >> reporter: we are actually pretty lonely out here. that's good news for emergency officials. let's take the dash cam live shot. you will see we are inside a snow globe. that is how it feels out here as the wind whips the snow around. we are at the south street seaport. we will pull in actually here by the water, by the east river, because coastal flooding will be a concern the next couple of hours as we approach another high tide cycle. looks like there are a grand total of three or four people standing out here by the south street seaport. i will hop out of the vehicle for a moment and walk out, show you from the dash cam what it's like out here. the snow continues to come down at an impressive rate. for snow junkies

live in new york tonight, ray villeda, news 4 new york. >> ray, thank you. >>> the candidates have been jockeying for position for more than a year now. and tomorrow, for the first time, the voters will have their say. eight years ago, the iowa caucuses helped propel barack obama to the white house. but mike huckabee and rick santorum won the republican caucuses in 2008 and 2012 respectively. there's no guarantee that a win tomorrow is a clear path to the presidency or even the nomination. on the republican side, the latest "des moines register" poll shows donald trump out in front at 28% but ted cruz at close second place at 23%. this race is too close to call. clinton on top at 45%. but bernie sanders right there at 42%, and sanders is actually within that margin of error. >>> donald trump kept hammering away at ted cruz today while hillary clinton stressed that she's the candidate who can actually get results. >> he was born in canada. a lot of people are saying you can't even be running for the election. so we'll find out about that. >> i'm not going to sit here and overpromise and

live in new york, checkey beckford, news 4 new york. >>> do you want go behind the scenes for president obama's final state of the union address? well, there is an app for that. the white house announced today followers with an inside look at the administration. to tune in, find the white house on snapchat by adding white house as a friend. president obama will give his final state of the union address tonight night. you can watch the president's speech live right here on nbc 4 starting at 9:00. news 4 new york at 11:00 follows after that. >>> temperatures may be dropping in the city, but our cold weather is nothing compared to upstate buffalo. a driver posted this on instagram this morning. >> boy. >> the car was parked near lake erie last night and the combination of sub zero temperatures and splashing waves left half the car totally encased in ice. the lakeward side. kind of tough to attack that in the morning. we are talking about lake effect ice. >> there really is a place called frozen. it's not just a movie. it's a real place. from the lakes, they're south of buffalo and north of

welcome to "today in new york" i'm pat battle. our weather, seeing some of tbr coldest temperatures of the season. raphael miranda in the storm team 4 weather center with that. >> that's right. getting much colder with the next 24 hours. this is just a preview of the cold to come. much colder than yesterday at this time for sure. you can see on storm tracker lots of clouds out there as well. no rain, but we are picking up a little bit of light snow well off to the south and west. we have a coastal storm that's going to graze the region as we head throughout the afternoon. we could see a few snow showers in and around the tri-state. temperatures are already cool. 35 in chelsea. 35 in hoboken. 36, city island. temperatures generally stay in the 40s 30s throughout the day today. 28 in monticello. just around freezing in newburgh. as you're planning the rest of your day, snow showers. a few flakes, flurries in the forecast later on this afternoon. you can see those temperatures, they were in the 50s yesterday. 30s are the highs today.

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. more steep losses this morning in overseas markets. the shanghai composite dropped 6% to a 14-month low. tokyo's nikkei lost more than 2%. >>> stocks here on wall street fell as the price of oil slumped again. the dow lost 208 points. the s&p finished 29 points lower. the nasdaq gave up 72 points. >>> iran says it's in talks with airbus to buy dozens of new commercial aircraft. "the financial times" reports iran plans to buy more than 100 airbus jets. it would be one of the first big economic moves by the country now that trade sanctions have been lifted as part of a deal to curb its nuclear program. the sanctions left iran with an ageing and unsafe commercial fleet. >>> all-day breakfast turned out to be the most important meal of the day for mcdonald's. 5.7% jump in u.s. sales last quarter. that's its best results in four years. ceo steve easterbrook says all-day breakfast, it was introduced in october and was the main reason. >>> hilto

and new york city. which is largely shut down tonight. the south over three feet reported in parts of maryland and west virginia. here's what it looks like tonight on radar. beyond the snow, the blizzard has brought hurricane force winds in a massive storm surge to coastal areas still not fully recovered from superstorm sandy. and it has made travel whether by ground or by air impossible. a dream for millions over the been cancelled. tonight we have extensive coverage of blizzard 2016. we begin with our national correspondent mihiel in washington, d.c. >> reporter: good evening. we've been in a whiteout much of the day here in washington, d.c. this is our 30th straight hour of snow. on a typical day you would usually be able to see the national capital behind me. today, that's certainly not going to happen. here into the nation's capital we have had two feet of snow. it is thick and it is fluffy, but it is also dangerous. this city tonight in the bull's-eye and we're not alone. this is what they feared and so much more. historic snow, cri

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we don't waste time here in new york. times square is looking good but the remnants of what was left a rough storm but, again, we had a mild winter. eh, eh, better than usual, huh? >> it played a roll in a sad situation. this was in new jersey. a mother and two young children were made very sick with carbon monoxide poisoning. they were found passed out in a parked car with its engine running on sherman street in passaic. the tailpipe of the car was blocked possibly by snow. the mother and two children ages 1 and 4 were rushed to the hospital out of that parked car where we understand they are in critical condition this morning. >>> it was not a snowstorm that buried the knicks. all it took was x-knick jeremy lin and carmelo anthony. before sitting out the rest of the game. the hornets. they ultimately beat the knicks, final 6497-84. anthony came to rest his sore knee for two days before the knicks take on the thunder tuesday night. >>> much moore head on eyewitness news on sunday morning. >> as the sun comes up we expect