we don't see it in new york city. we've been looking at mosquitoes in new york city carefully ever since we first encountered west nile, and we don't see that mosquito. >> but some of that spraying has its own side effects and medical implications, right? >> well, we -- we, mostly with west nile virus, engineer our screenings so that we reduce the possibility that people are exposed to it when we're spraying, and we're gonna be looking at the right way that we would spray for the aedes mosquito if we needed to. you saw the spraying on the streets of rio? >> well, i can see that people would feel a little unnerved by it. >> i did a little, to be honest. >> but the fact is that there are two main ways that we're gonna contain this until we have a vaccine. one is by giving people advice how to protect themselves from bites, and the other is by controlling the vector. and spraying is the key way that we have to control the vector. >> that's the bottom line. >> so i think, overall, people should feel reassured that the bra

tonight on their way back home to new york city. the bus heading to the mohegan sun casino overturned today on a slippery interstate, 95 and madison. about 30 of the 70 people onboard were hurt. none seriously. the northbound lanes were closed until the bus was moved. >>> a sexual predator on the loose. tonight there's surveillance video. nypd releasing video of the suspect. this is from inside a store. it was recorded february 6th shortly after the attack. police say he grabbed a woman from behind on east 94th street, threw her to the ground, and assaulted her. he also stole her cash. >>> a 3-year-old child wandering the streets in staten island possibly for hours is found by a pizza delivery driver. third around 1:00 in the morning, liana lee-chong saw the little girl on morningstar road. lee-chong took the child in to her car, called 911, and waited for police. the child had slipped out of her house nearby. it's not clear how long she was outside. >> she was really sweet. it was so easy for me to get her in to the car. i just ask

a couple more inches in new york city and northeastern new jersey. out towards the east we will see the higher amounts coming in. it looks like tomorrow we will have the chance of some showers and accumulating snow by thursday. good morning. that grand central is right by the area near the interchange. off with heavy moving into the area. we have the issues on the truck leaned northbound at exit 13. it's an overturned tractor-trailer with a fuel offramp. we will see delays here and another incident that we get north word on by the 15 w. it's a crash pushed off to the shoulder. people rub her neck as they push it so keep it in mind. moving over to the eastbound side, it's crowded but not looking terrible. it's a little bit congested with stop and go traffic. let's bring you to the brooklyn bridge. looking good as you had in mind. you can look at the bqe and it's crowded but moving at a steady pace. the bridge is looking pretty good. ben: 5:45 am on monday morning. let's check the headlines. volunteers check homeless people. it's the annual count , two

i'll ask former new york city mayor rudy giuliani tonight. he weighs in on trump's impact on the gop race. and president obama goes back to the city where he launched his presidential campaign nine years ago, talking about his political achievements and failures. there's a lot to get to in the hour ahead. next stops on the campaign trail, south carolina and nevada. as we count down to super tuesday on march 1st. joining me now is mckay copins, a senior political writer for buzzfeed news. good to have you. the outsiders, donald trump, bernie sanders were victorious in new hampshire last night. how rattled is the establishment on both sides? >> i think it's somewhat between rattled and outright panic from what i understand. i spent last night at marco rubio's primary rally. remember that just a few days ago before his kind of debate stage meltdown he was seen as a surging candidate, someone who's going to come in a strong second, possibly even challenge donald trump for first place in new hampshire, finally kind of consolidate the establishment

to new york city between 6:00 and 7:00. look how cold it is in the low 20s. flakes are still sticking. by 10:00, 11:00, we're mixing, still icy. still snowing in the cat skills, then overnight, the warm air takes over. and then it gets heavier tomorrow midday, look at the yellows and reside sweeping through here during the mid afternoon with a good soaking of a half inch to an inch of it's about an inch, inch and a half in new york city, parts of nassau county. and one to three north and west. they all get washed away because we're going to have a 1/2 inch to an inch of rainfall tomorrow afternoon. wind and rain, i want to highlight around 3:00. see those purples there. that's wind gusts at 50 miles per hour. the wind are going to howl tomorrow afternoon with the heavy rain. clouds break for sun on breezy. brisk on thursday. how about 50s over the upcoming weekend. i may not be warm enough with numbers over the weekend. it will be 55 degrees warmer next weekend than it was this weekend. something else, right. >> that is rem

volunteers must be older than 25, be a resident new york city or the metropolitan area or new they go home. and there's always another baby coming soon. >> if you like to do this volunteers do have the benefit just as much is newborn. >> maybe once or twice. >> what's really evil in 2014 there was 1,000,000 abortions. it's nice that women can go to where they don't have to make that choice immediately. they can have that child and decide in the light before it's too life. >> i guess you could support pro-life, guess there is more options than just eliminating pregnant. >> and has to help with the abandoning parents. >> having physical contact, beloved and cuddle this crucial horrible side effects down the you have to be loved. >> were not apparent, what was it like request mark. >> i knew i wasn't went to be taking one home with me. i did feel out of my element. i did not even do not even know the words to the lullabies. it was a strange experience. >> when the wind blows, the credo will rock. >> do or die for chris christie. >> why would senator rubio be >> ch i always heard fios was

more people in new york city are homeless today than at any point since the 1930s. floors. >> it's really difficult once you find ways to just get through day-to-day from finding clothing to finding shelter to finding where you will eat. >> today it's hectic because of the snow outside and not a places for us to sleep now and everybody is kind of coming in. >> in just a decade the number of people living in new york's homeless shelters has nearly doubled and reaching 60,000 a night last year. it's a homelessness crisis unprecedented in any city. >> what we see today, the homeless that we see, the exodus from this city, families doubling, tripling up, the rent sky rocketing, this has been a crisis that has been cooking for 20 years. >> why are so many in new york homeless? this week fault lines looks at the forces that are displacing thousands from their homes. ♪ we are on our way to the south bronx to new york's intake center for homeless families, more than 70% of the people in the city shelters are families with children. >> homelessness is so complicated. it's

new york new york 8.4 million people call the city home. >> it's snowing hard in central park and 20 in midtown and snowfall one to two feet and saying we could have snow hour. >> the coldest winter in 81 years and coincides with a grim reality. more people in new york city are homeless today than at any point since the 1930s. floors. >> it's really difficult once you find ways to just get through day-to-day from finding clothing to finding shelter to finding where you will eat. >> today it's hectic because of the snow outside and not a places for us to sleep now and everybody is kind of coming in. >> in just a decade the number of people living in new york's homeless shelters has nearly doubled and reaching 60,000 a night last year. it's a homelessness crisis unprecedented in any city. >> what we see today, the homeless that we see, the exodus from this city, families doubling, tripling up, the rent sky rocketing, this has been a crisis that has been cooking for 20 years. >> why are so many in new york homeless? this week fault lines looks at the forces that are displacing thousands

the new york city chef said he lost 94 pounds by eating pizza every day. but, there's a big thing here it was margarita pizza. fresh basil, little mozzarella, something tells me it was not much of a pizza but the fact that he cut out sweets and also an entirely. >> this morning i had a great conversation with jersey zone gianna isabella. ♪ >> someone 15 years old she is now in the top 24 on american idol. >> it was amazing, such a good experience. whether i made it or not i did the best i could. if i do get there i know i left in i left doing the best i could. >> next week they vote again. she's 15. >> super bowl time so for this friday i went to one of the top barbecue spots to find out what i was going to make for my super bowl party. ribs. i met with anthony, he is the owner and pit master of hot rods a barbecue. they they make some delicious rib. >> must barbecue is about process and equipment. we have the processes down and this is a supreme piece of equipment. he creep it, but a 17,000 a piece of equipment. it's the heart and soul of our barbecued.

york city. colder north of the city. as you take a look at sunday morning, coldest air will set up, new york city will be three or four degrees. the record on that day is to degrees. but when you factor in the winds, it will feel like 15 below zero to maybe 25 below zero around the city and points east and south, 22 to 30 degrees below zero north of the city. so some pockets could feel like 40 below early on sunday morning. so the numbers across the board, 27 friday, 19 saturday, 19 sunday, monday more than a 10 to be jump, back to the freezing mark, we're celebrating that, but then on tuesday, 45 degrees with that storm moving in, it may start as snow if it gets here late monday night, some folks on tuesday, possibly make a run at 50 degrees. live at here on the west side, >> have a nice ride home. >>> otis is here with a look at sports. mets. that's a good thing. they were playing in the world return trip. >>> otis livingston is here, starting tonight in brooklyn at the barclays center. >> bas

also, shootings down 35% in new york city in january. and that shootings figure, that is interesting because you might remember during the summer, we saw a spike in shootings in new york city. but now, down 35%. but going on to stabbings and slashings, those have gone up in the month of january by 20%. and that is a big worry for many new yorkers. early this week, commissioner bratton minimized this fear of this jump in stabbings and slashings. and then just an hour after that, after bratton spoke, another victim was attacked, this time on the number 3 train in brooklyn, becoming the tenth of this year. stabbing incidents this year. that is compared to 305 in january 2015. again, that is a 20% jump. police have increased patrols on the subway. also, guardian angels are involved. its founders saying slashings have paralyzed people with fear in new york city. again, 1:00 this afternoon, the mayor and the commissioner will be talking live about these. for now, dave evans, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> new at noon, a judge handed down the m

york city maybe the 3 is likely for new york. i'll have a new snowfall map based on the information coming up in the 7-day minutes. >> lots of changes. >>> lee and his team tracking you can get the latest on eyewitness news this morning beginning at 4:30 tomorrow for the weather and any commute. >>> new at 11:00, we're hearing from the teenager slashed as she was out for a jog. she said someone suddenly ran up to her, sliced her leg and took off. josh einiger has the story. >> this 19-year-old victim says she was minding her own business on this sidewalk when the guy slashed her and sprinted away. >> i'm going to be paranoid for a while. >> reporter: vanessa her shoulder for a long time. >> i felt a sharp pain on my leg and they started sprinting past and that's when i saw the blood. >> reporter: it may not be quiet in the literal sense, but if you can bear the noise from round the clock landings at laguardia, people say it's usually pretty peaceful. this weekend's attack has rattled long-time residents like vanessa who didn't ge

right now i think it's going to get back in to new york city. so an initial calling for a slushy 1 to 3 inches on the east end of long island. heavier amounts to southeastern new england. we'll see at least snowflakes in the air in new york city. that would constitute a trace. maybe a slushy coating or colder surfaces. maybe parts of central and southern new jersey, close call and bill evans will look at that in the morning. cloudy and mile. rain or drizzle in the morning. a lot of clouds. maybe a few bright spots. rain comes back tomorrow evening and some wet snow late. so you've got that chance of snow friday morning. nice in the afternoon. weekend is nice and quiet. we'll spend that forecasting what could potentially be a very active wintery pattern as we go in to early next week with multiple snow threats. one on tuesday that could bring snow and maybe another one later in the week. first and foremost we're going to go for rain and near 60-degree temperatures. potentially wet snow tomorrow bill evans will have an update in the morning. >>> c

it leaves a coating to even a couple of inches of snow in new york city. i think it's overdone but we have to watch out for wet snow friday morning. the weekend is fine. as we go into next week, we're highlighting tuesday with snowfall on the coast. lots of winter showing up on that seven-day accuweather forecast, david and liz. >> you'll be iz about the next couple of -- you'll be busy the >>> lots of reaction from reported leak of the candidates for the 2016 nobel peace prize. reportedly they include a woman who champions the rights of women in isis. the insider that said he received a nomination for trump received it from a person who is in position to make a nomination. someone like that would be a u.s. republican lawmaker. however, many give trump a very low chance. reportedly u.s. surveillance whistle blower edward snowden is also on the list of nominations, so we're far away off before that happens. >>> she appeared on the red carpet of the sag awards with visible scars from the surgery and when people asked them, they want to cover up her scars bec

he was coming out of new york city as a guy who was born, raised in new york city. you are a new york city kid. >> yes. >> does that make things a little more advantageous? >> it does. any time you can talk about representing where you are from, a new york city kid playing in new york city, playing in the about. you look at shane, you know, obviously myself being from new york, him being from new york, that's an instant connection. >> you know the same delis. >> you say pursuit. just like new yorkers. >> yeah, yeah. so you have a guy like shane who has an unbelievable work ethics. he is such a perfectionist. he has gotten better and better every year and he is going to go down as one of the manhattan all-time greats. he didn't have any scholarship offers out of high school. >> right. that's the thing. things have definitely changed. things changed since you played at kentucky when guys were playing for four years. >> a now a cup of coffee. >> yeah. you have some older guys in there. 20 , 21 years old. your four year seniors. does it help you when you get into the to

the new york city nonprofit. ♪ ♪ >> another day in the life of being a chaser. >> we report the news, but we do it differently. when differently. when it come >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> good morning, i'm fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. we have a winter weather advisory in effect for the entire region and we're talking about rain changing over to snow. and that snow could fall heavy at times especially through south jersey. that is where we expect the highest accumulations of two to maybe even 4-inches of snow. it moves out quickly. the sun comes out friday. dry through monday. then a chance of more rain and snow on homer (laughs): whoo! pork chops with gravy! wait. but today's not pork chop tuesday. or gravy thursday! i also set up some mirrors so you could watch hockey fights while you eat. whoo-hoo! oh, i love canadian-on-canadian violence. oh, baby, this is so great! thank you so much. i'm just happy you're happy. wait a minute, that's not something people really feel. what's going on? well, i do have a favor. patty and selma came home early from their vacation, but

it's new york city east we get the accumulation. one to three inches over much of nassau extreme western suffolk six inch band and maybe six inches plus over parts of the south fork of long island. peak winds could gust up to 40 miles per hour in and around the city. again, eastern long island gets the brunt. 50 miles per hour gusts possible. we watch storm number 2 coming in late monday night into tuesday and could last into wednesday. a few flakes at least. the storm moves to the south and has a wider area of snow. that's why we're expecting widespread one to three inch accumulation. and cloudy, brisk and snow from new york city south and east. city. colder on long island where you're getting the heavier snow. that's why there could be snow covered roads for the commute. windy and colder and snow steadiest will be east and 36 early and falling in the lower 30s in the day. snow redeveloping late tomorrow night. we're down to 28 and hoors the accuweather 7-day forecast. to three inches and 35 for a high. mainly on grassy surfaces. n

a lot of it is going to bypass new york city. there's a little downpour on the west side now but looks like mostly moderate rainfall. off to the west, see how it's getting lighter over new jersey. the heaviest rainfall going to shift over connecticut, long island, jersey shore and rainfall gets lighter and lighter to the north and west. but we're not done. even hoe this front is growing offshore. the western edge is going to flare up in to our area later tonight. you can see in the futurecast. see that heavy rain this evening south and east? watch happens later on. more showers start to pop up. we try to brighten up midday but then the clouds come back because this front is almost backing in on the coast a little bit. this particular computer model is keeping this close but a near miss. there's more and more evidence this could at least get close enough to long island and connecticut to get rain going to wet snow tomorrow night and friday morning. in the case of that it could be a coating to a slush and make things slippery for t

about a half inch in new york city. much lighter amounts eastern long island and jersey shore but the rain really targets you as we go through the evening hours. we had the flood watch over central new jersey. why there? because you still have snow plaques. -- snow packs. new cain over to western, norwalk, bridgeport, that's where the rain is heaviest. it's also heavy in suffolk county, long island, getting light over nassau. more rain south and west of philly. that's going to bring more rain in during the evening hours especially from new york city south and east. hudson valley, conditions will continue to heaviest rain continues to shift eastward during the evening, however, with the front really dragging its heels trying to get offshore, there will be a resurgence in showers overnight especially over coastal new jersey and long island so that could mean a wet morning commute for you. here's what you need to know. heaviest rain shifting to connecticut, long island. more rain overnight. on average an inch around the ar

southeastern new england. we'll see at least snowflakes in the air in new york city. that would constitute a trace. maybe a slushy coating or colder surfaces. maybe parts of central and southern new jersey, in to connecticut. close call and bill evans will look at that in the morning. cloudy and mile. rain or drizzle in the morning. bright spots. rain comes back tomorrow evening and some wet snow late. so you've got that chance of snow friday morning. nice in the afternoon. weekend is nice and quiet. we'll spend that forecasting what could potentially be a very active wintery pattern as we go in to early next week with multiple snow threats. one on tuesday that could bring snow and maybe another one later in the week. first and foremost we're going to go for rain and near 60-degree temperatures. potentially wet snow tomorrow night. bill evans will have an update in the morning. >>> coming up next, one college trying to make students healthier by requiring them to wear something. we'll tell you what it is. also we'll give you an inside look at some of the most luxuriou

it's new york city attitude in new york city with profane remarks. >> were you surprised in new hampshire? >> this is a union where everyone is angry . that's why they would vote for donald trump and bernie sanders. he got smacked around by shampoo and he finished fifth. we have to ask about a couple. jeb bush? fourth-place? he dragged his mother through the snow. what kind of is that ? go back to florida jeb . it will not be a bush 45. i laugh at chris christie. come back and do your job! knock off this nonsense. >> he is just about out because he says he is back in new jersey and he will take a breath. >> he is going to have a big mac or some kind of a sandwich. >> hillary clinton she barely , if you can call it a win, seeks out whatever it is with the same number of delegates. she he gets 60% of the vote. he cleaned up at 84% in people under 30. i don't think he will do really well in the south unless the african-american voters will push hillary clinton into victory. that's on super tuesday. >> you are expecting a win from clinton? >> i am hoping bernie searches because i want a berni

york new york 8.4 million people call the city home. >> it's snowing hard in central park and 20 in midtown and snowfall one to two feet and saying we could have snow hour. >> the coldest winter in 81 years and coincides with a grim reality. more people in new york city are homeless today than at any point since the 1930s. floors. >> it's really difficult once you find ways to just get through day-to-day from finding clothing to finding shelter to finding where you will eat. >> today it's hectic because of the snow outside and not a places for us to sleep now and everybody is kind of coming in. >> in just a decade the number of people living in new york's homeless shelters has nearly doubled and reaching 60,000 a night last year. it's a homelessness crisis unprecedented in any city. >> what we see today, the homeless that we see, the exodus from this city, families doubling, tripling up, the rent sky rocketing, this has been a crisis that has been cooking for 20 years. >> why are so many in new york homeless? this week fault lines looks at the forces that are displacing thousands fr

new york city out on to western shore. it's more like a one to three inch snowfall areas north and west of the city. accuweather forecast for tonight. very cold. increasing clouds we're down about 12 and cloudy and a in the afternoon. by nightfall up into the middle 30s and mid 30s by very late tomorrow night. the wintry mix in the evening will change over to periods of plain rain later on at night. into the day on tuesday, it is milder out there. at times for some localized street and highway flooding. so keep that in mind and then we clear out a little bit on wednesday. just a few peeks of sunshine and still mainly cloudy. 48. a lot of sunshine on thursday, colder though. 41. 42 on friday and back into the 50s by next saturday. we'll be tweaking the timing i always heard fios was a lot faster. but, i thought it would be a hassle to switch. turns out it wasn't. they showed up when i asked and they set up wi-fi on my laptop, my tablet and stuff. it's true. it is better. i'm here to mow the lawn. it's february, curtis. mayb

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the snow will go as far as new york city and in portions of new jersey. in western sections, it should remain pretty much in the clear. the county is shaded in pink and that's in nassau and sussex county. we have a winter weather advisory. we go into new york city in the jersey shore with rockland and the snowfall totals tonight we get closer to the city with later amounts in western new jersey in the hudson valley. for the next few days, we stay unsettled so we will see scattered snow showers. temperatures remain cold throughout the week with highs in the 30s. that is a check at the weather. >> christina is here with a traffic up eight. >> we are seeing a couple of instances this morning so let's get right to it. the overturned truck is on in overturning the ramp will be shut down here . it's definitely something to keep in mind. we will see a closure of the manhattan bound tunnel for some construction. they want to keep that in mind until further notice as i will wrap up soon. let's go outside i will bring you to the new jersey turnpike. things are look

continues in new york city with another three attacks on tuesday. the 2nd victim with a 31-year-olda 31 -year-old man walking home from barbershop later that evening. in both cases victims were attacked. handing over nearly five grand. the transit bureau crime rate. police acknowledge this is typically in regard to the subway system. please stay away. >> you know, i do. you need to stay aware. >> thisaware. >> the streets don't become safe because you are aware of your surroundings. they become safe when law enforcement is empowered digit -- to do the job they can do. >> attempted to rob a person tuesday. cut the man's pocket as he was sleeping around 3:00 a.m. on the four train. the person woke up after he felt the tug on his pants when he saw the person was standing over him with a >> guys, feels like it's about to explode. why? acuteness level i can only be reached by a german shepherd adopting opossum. clinging to life. unlikely to survive without a mother. thena mother. then the german shepherd came along. the two became inseparable. they lived

the real accumulations from the city and points east, 1 to 3 inches from new york city, to western parts of long island. it's 3 to 6 inches over the eastern 2/3 of suffolk county. 6 to 12-inch band might sneak into extreme parts of long island, by montauk, and this is only storm number one. we have another one on the way for tuesday. full accuweather forecast. >> remember, you can track the weather anytime with the accu track weather alert app. you can find out if schools are delayed or canceled right on our app, and here on air. >>> now to the latest on the crane collapse. the crumbled steal from the fallen 565-foot long crane is now gone. city workers sliced it up into dozens of pieces before carefully removing it. but the investigation into the cause of the collapse is far from over. eyewitness news reporter cefaan kim is in tribeca tonight. >> reporter: well, joe for the first time since this massive crane came crashing down in tribeca, you can see that church street has been reopened to both traffic and the pedestrians here. worth street, though, you can see is still closed as crews

charter bus for new york city heading to the mohegan sun casino. the driver lost control of the bus. the bus flipped on to its side, spun around and ended up facing in the wrong drexz -- direction on top of a guard rail there. first responders closed i-95 62. the injured were rushed to five area hospitals. one of latest information from that facility, 18 patients taken there. some critical. we understand there was one passenger who suffered some broken bones. the bus was the only vehicle involved in this accident and it happened in the midst of a snowstorm. it is unclear at this hour as to whether weather played a role in the accident. but the state troopers are telling us they responded to roughly 80 accidents in this part of connecticut during the time of the bus accident and they were largely related to the winter weather. of the doctors and medical workers who responded and treated some of those who were injured. >> what we've seen mostly at this point is a lot of bony injuries, bruising, some arm fractures, the patients who are being transferr

then we have a winter weather advisory for new york city. into the hudson valley and "jersey shore." we have high surf advisory coastal flooding again will be an issue at time of high tide but as far as know is concerned we're going with four to eight inches of snowfall with higher amount towards twin forks. interior new jersey as well as areas west of the hudson river and in and around city one to two inches of snowfall there. tuesday and wednesday we have threat of snow but scat ertd snow showers and flurries. on thursday more measure only snowfall possible that day. 30s for a high. but next weekend high numbers only in the 20s. single digit for lows including knox. and factor in a wind and windchill values below zero. be aware for your commute morning. christina stoffo has an update for your commute. >> couple of things on roadways in new jersey like stall o on route 3 by route 17, a disabled car takes out one lane. gets heavy as you're passing that spot. we're also seeing will the me bring you back for a second seeing this issue on new j

york city. authorities say at least one pedestrian was killed and three others were hurt. mark barger with more tonight.. (nats: "there he goes. he's moving fass now!") a terrifying sight in new york city .. to the street. (s/ no id) a crawler crane .. being secured because of high winds .. collapsed in lower manhattan.. (nats: sirens) more than 100 fire fighters and emergency personnel rushed to (s/ mayor bill deblasio / new york city :28 - :36) "we ave three inddviduals with injuries, 2 serious, one minor, non life threatening." authorities say no one on the construction crew was injured. (s/ mayor bill deblasio / new rk city) "thank god, it was not worse." mayor de blasio credits hat crew with saving lives on a york city :52 - :54) equipment owned by bay crane .. inclement weather .. new york officials are taking no chances. (s/ mayor bill deblasio / new york city 1:04 - 1:09) "whatever is the most secure position for them in a wind condition, they've all been ordered secured immeditely." mon

i was at the bedside of 41 police officers in new york city. we saved more african-american lives than all these people in the black lives matter movement combined. by efficient, fair, decent policing. the new york city police department is a nonwhite majority police department. and if it weren't for the new york city police department, there would be thousands and thousands of dead, young black kids in new york that these people who are creating this terrible situation for the police where they're putting a target on their back don't realize. i don't think they're doing on purpose. ism nope they have other agendas, but to see people dressed up like the black panthers, who assassinated police officers, we want to go back to the black panthers? i mean, i don't know. so that got me disturbed. >> two things -- many artists have taken stances before. i happened to see sting last night. he takes social stances. i've seen other artists take stances on social and political issues. she's not the first person do it. and because someone is critical of a

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rain is about to get lighter in new york city. it's pouring over westchester and parts of fairfield county. still icing near danbury and the last moving through. the precipitation likely to come overnight hours. this pulls up in to the area afternoon time tomorrow. watch the futurecast here. by 4:00, 5:00 in the we're above freezing. early risers may run in to icy roads north and west. in the day it's light rain and fog in the morning and here comes this wall of heavy rain and gusty winds starting in western new jersey after lunchtime. swinging in to long island, connecticut 4:00 to 6:00. heavy rains could put in a quick amount of rainfall. in terms of the rainfall, an inch on average, maybe an inch and a half in a couple spots and look at these projected winds. snapshot around 3:00, 4:00. those purples over 50 miles per hour. potentially damaging winds along with the gusty rainfall. mild with light rain, drizzle, and fog before 7 a.m. wet roads. we started out the day at 47. we go to 55, windy and milder. heavy patch of rain. any

snowing in new york city. pivot around, you see the rain-snow line coming in to keenesburg, homedale. westerly we'll start to see mixing there and eventually in to manhattan over the next hour and bronx too. just to the west of the rain-snow line you've got your heavy snow. patterson, plain field and over to berkeley heights summit, livingston. same thing in the hudson valley. french inch in northern westchester. with all that air pouring in from the ocean we'll have our changeover. lighter precipitation overnight. this is what we have to go through tomorrow afternoon. noon to 5:00, heavy soaking rainfall. once again mixing by 7:00 in new york city. north and west of i-287 after 9:00. it will take between 10:00 and midnight for the freezing line to get north and west of i-84 and it's still mixing and snowing in the catskills, probably not snowing but mixing freezing rain in the catskills at midnight. at least it's just wet. this is going to be heavy and windswept. leaving during the evening hours. you've got a

york city has a tremendous burden and the taxpayers of new york city actually pay a disproportionate amounts to prevent our city from terror, but that helps protect america from terrorists since we're the number one target. >> reporter: and senator schumer says there's still a few months to go in negotiating, that these cuts do not happen. he says he was shocked and disappointed after hearing about these cuts. mayor de blasio said he will be contacting president obama himself in the days to come. news4 new york. >> thank you. >>> and governor cuomo says he families, today pish ushing for paid family leave and a minimum wage hike saying they should be basic rights. we have that story. >> reporter: he called it a fight for fairness amongst a big crowd here in harlem. he wants 12 weeks of paid leave and a hike in the minimum wage. before governor cuomo could even finish, one group came out saying this is something that could hurt businesses in the state of new york. going to show you video now of the applause that governor cuomo came out to. he was cheered by local civic groups. now, th

york city, right? there are mirror programs like this all over the country. >> there are mirror programs all over the country -- all over. actually started in england during world war ii. we -- citymeals on wheels cover the five boroughs of new york. >> and now, ms. kramer, you're a volunteer, as well. so tell us about what made you want to volunteer. >> well, i first learned about citymeals when i wrote a story about one of the board members. and i was very captivated by it. but i work in the food industry. i used to be a journalist writing about food. i wanted to give back in a way that connected to the work i do. and also, i'm single and have family that lives out west. and i just had this sense that i wanted to connect so all these things came together. and i contacted citymeals this great volunteer opportunity that i've now been doing for nine years, every saturday. >> wow. and do you find that new york -- it's five boroughs, 8 million people, surrounding -- you're surrounded by all these millions

it's drenching downpours, torrential rain in new york city. still got about another hour to go through the five boroughs and we'll be looking at connecticut and long island. sort of a wide picture here and the position of that camera is actually right here outside our studios. so we're at 57 degrees right now. we started the day raw and rainy. it's almost tropical downpours to end the day. by the way, between our first weather segment, the severe thunderstorm warning was extended in to parts of somerset, middlesex counties. includes northeast new jersey, five boroughs and hudson valley. watch will go until 2:00 in the morning. the watch i can see expiring during the show because we're seeing the storms move quickly out of the near 60 in fort wadsworth. 64, wrightstown and 65 in poughkeepsie. peak wind gusts, 52 miles per hour in white plains right now. i think i saw one over 50 in wrightstown. the winds are getting lighter that's good news. once the line moves through over the next couple hours, then it will start to back off. i'll add a showe

wind chill warnings in effect north of new york city, and wind chill advisories for new jersey, new york city, coastal connecticut and long island. looking at radar we missed a storm offshore, but why we had some snow over the island, and end, but what we're really watching is the nasty looking squall line that went through buffalo and cleveland and headed our way. in terms of wind chills it's basically 10 to 15, and behind the fronted it's below 0, and that's here by morning. winds behind the front kick to 30 to 40 miles an hour experienced during the daylight hours tomorrow. snow squalls toward dawn signal the dangerous cold. temperatures fall throughout the day, and wind chills will be 10 to 30 below in the afternoon hours and into sunday morning. the record low sunday morning is 2. we're forecasting a tie right now, and the last time it was 0 in new york city was 1994. i'm taking some of my own advice and heading back to the studio, and next week after the storm we have a storm to talk about. all the details coming up when i get back to the studio. >>> with this arctic blast, the big

down to 19 in new york city, and the wind chill at 8. we're just getting started with the cold snap. wind chill watch in effect for northern new jersey, hudson saturday to sunday. the worst still in front of us. the park at 8, 1 in islip and the winds back off overnight. that's the only good news. the radar makes it look like it's snowing over central new jersey the last few hour, but not -- smoke from a fire, not snow showers. we're clear and quiet in terms of clouds right now. more rolling in tomorrow, but the coldest air coming in about 30 hours or so, late friday night into saturday morning. that's the polar vortex parking over us. in the morning bitter but less wind, the extreme cold saturday morning from a snow squall. the record low is 2, we're forecasting a tie, maybe even the first 0-degree temperature in new york city since 1994. some parts of area get snow tomorrow evening, the seven-day forecast a few minutes away. back to you for now. >>> we'll see you in a few minutes. now the guilty manslaughter verdict against the cop. st

flurries in new york city, and northeast wind at 9 to 17. throughout the night, just a lot of clouds around the occasionally snow showers. numbers are below freezing. there will be slippery spots and when you look at the planner through tomorrow, it's clouds, a few breaks of sun, a gusty breeze and the in a worst case scenario, that's the exception rather than the rule. the key time tomorrow will be late tomorrow into tomorrow night when a low off to our south gets close enough that we may start to see some accumulating snow. meanwhile to the east here, you can see some soft snow showers across long island and back into the connecticut, just in the last few frames, we had a couple snow showers get back into west chester. this is the snow machine graphic. when you look at the grays and some of the reside that have popped up, some soft -- some of the steadier snows. slippery spots off to the east. north, northeast wind are rather gusty. just wanted to show you a buoy offshore. the north wind at 40 miles per hour, gusting near 50. wave heights

housing homeless in new york city. >> still sick to my stomach. take a step back,a step back, sit down with the borough president my and discussed borough -based policy, security. get rid of that hotel. hotels are not -- bill: couldn't this have happened anywhere? the fact that it is aa homeless shelter. >> this seems like it was a crime of passion. it was not a random act of violence at all. >> mental instability. clearly. >> people were staying in the shelters. if not someone needs to be there. bill: thanks. keep chasing. >> check out this picture posted on twitter. primary season. you can see st. john university students and on her computer is a sticker. underneath the picture he wrote 7,000 retreats. now apparently it went viral. when cliffordviral. when clifford said he would not take the picture down there was an altercation physical. no one got hurt but she posted on her twitter page that he got a warning. the school gave me back a pretty generic statement saying the safety is our top priority. we are aware of the incident that occurred ear

sussex and freezing from new york city to the jersey shore. a temperature drop of 10 to 15 degrees from 24 hours ago. northeast wind, 10, 15 miles an hour. that will continue tonight and return out of the northeast as we head into tomorrow. we're going to have two systems sliding off to the south keeping that persistent northeast wind in play. snow showers or bands of snow going from dutchess county towards hartford and left over around long island with more as you see with our moving animation. here's where the heavier snow is in the boston area. it's strafing the coast of maine. these snow showers will arrive as the night goes along. this is the next system coming through. eventually that system will sort of get going off to the south and east. that's the storm it went through as it moves to the north and east. if this storm, which was here, came about here, we would have been in a lot of trouble, a blizzard like you wouldn't believe. that has moved along. we watch this system along the coast. that will move to the south and east. it's where

it's in effect for new york city, long island and new jersey through noon tomorrow down to 10 in central park all the way down to 6 degrees in white plains and check out these numbers already well north and west down to 4 below zero for an actual temperature at monticello. you add to that winds which are gusting upwards of 20 and 30 miles per hour across much of the area even up to 40 miles per hour and that is driving wind chills down to 8 park. that's what it feels like. it feels like 24 below zero at monticello. so already dangerously cold more dangerous as the night goes along. down to 2 for a low. that would tie a record set 100 years ago in central park. 11 below zero in monticello. highs tomorrow barely getting up into the middle teens and lowest wind chills overnight will be 10 to 20 degrees below zero. so a lot of layers, just common sense, wear hats and gloves heading outdoors. keep pets indoors and definitely know the signs of frostbite. in this type of situation, frostbite and hypothermia can develop in a matter of minutes when it gets so cold when these wind chills get to 10

how safe is new york city now? >> with the like rudy guiliani and not you have to give credit where credit is due. before that, like i said, we just a carports and watched crime go up and it took somebody, took a leader to say we could do something about this. doesn't have to be like this. back then you couldn't leave a brown paper bag in your car without somebody breaking into it to see what was in there. and it just took -- back then we had 40,000 cops, we had an army and they always knew we could do something about it but somebody had to be discharged. with a you like him or don't like him you have to give credit where credit is due and he showed something could be done and after that, mayors and police commissioners after that followed suit and now new york city, some of the neighborhoods i used to work in world war zones. it was insane. one time my wife calls me up in my office, i was working in the bronx talking to her on the phone and she is complaining about the bill's, the credit card bills and right outsi

york city. >> as people got here and began to warm up, there were bumps and bruises that didn't matter at this time. they had soreness and tightness of the muscles. >> reporter: they will be looking at the possible factors of the crash. it just started snowing again. it's about 1230 in that area when the crash happened. the the roads were very slippery. >> thank you sharon. police say a woman was sexually assaulted near second ave., saturday morning. they just released the video of the suspect. police say he threw the victim to the ground and then attacked her. if you know the guy on the screen, call the police. new safety went into effect after a deadly crane accident. more sidewalk protection for a safety task force. workforce will have to take special precautions when strong winds are expected. the fine has jumped to $10000. one man was killed in a crane crash on friday. >> a day after emotional testimony of the jury, they could start delivering -- deliberating on the murder case. it happened

very close shave west of new york city. already 37 in monticello and colder air starting to filter in. so you had the north wind working, knocking numbers down through the evening as the rain redevelops and then it's after midnight especially in that 2:00 to 4:00 a.m. timeframe when we have the change over to heavy wet snow. snow, wind, big wet flakes coming in during the morning hours. then a major improvement by midday as the sun comes back. the initial rounds of rain are starting to get in here. steadier rain going in to eastern suffolk county and you have rain over ocean county right now. the actual low is still coming out of northern florida and with a jet digging down south and this big high offshore it's being channeled up the coast and the reason why we've seen a change today is there's definitely a trend where this low is a little closer to the coast so we get in to the heavier precipitation. the way it involves is rain is developing this evening. then the rain is going over to wet snow. from northwest to southeast