teaneck, new jersey, 37. winds going mostly northeast. 20 at jfk. $ montauk, it's a big storm in the atlantic. that's missing us. if the storm were really hitting us, we'd be getting snow this morning. 27 around white plains to a winter weather advisory here. southern passaic county and out to nassau county through the five boroughs. this is for snow this morning, higher amounts here on the eastern long island. then coastal flood advisories and warnings posted. middlesex and monmouth county flooding from the wind. you can see the snow backing in here from plum island out here to fishers island, eastern end of long island. the storm will last longer here and is out of the atlantic. suffolk county will get more of the snow. this backs into the city during the morning commute. and then tomorrow, we have this system coming from the west. we will have snow showers. by the time we get to 6:#0irks 7:00, we get snow, along the long island sound, coastal connecticut, long island back to the city to the urban areas of

especially new jersey and delaware. this is 4:00 in the morning now. change, everyone in the picture with the blue should be seeing snow and we go into 6:00 in the morning, even up through parts of montgomery, allen town possibly seeing a bit and philadelphia, new jersey and delaware, snow for the morning commute. we'll be here keeping you updated. >> i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. have a good night. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. switch to better. switch to fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v [ cheers and applaus

still accident northbound lanes of the new jersey turnpike. all north of exit four route 73, sorry, okay, you know what? if i hit that button there, watch what happens. there you go, vare avenue, just off the schuylkill expressway, not sure if that's disable or an accident, right, there headlight coming up and over the whitman headed into downtown philly northbound, north of exit four, which is route 73 off to the service plaza there, then watch for brake tap. otherwise the schuylkill expressway starting to see the delays. the little pebbles that the dot has put down for traction during the ice storm, roosevelt boulevard an accident at southampton road right this in front of the armory, crash in cheltenham, ashburn road, along gilbertsville and big road. and watch for the penndot crews today. we are doing some painting, paint wag twist. ninety-five, in delaware county, line painting in both directions, racing stripe on the side of your car, hit 95 today and change lanes, right after they paint the center line there. how does that sound? >> ♪

southwest connecticut and nearby suburbs of new jersey. again, we're not anticipating a lot of snow. t, again, the timing is during the morning commute. also on top of this, a big storm out there and northeast winds, coastal flooding and flood advisories th iiseffect at times with high ti . we could 2 to 2 1/2 feet above normal. it's a warning in middlesex and monmouth counties. be aware of that. day planner, plan on the snow breakingan out from east to west this go adund through the morning commute. light snow and flurries into the evening hours and temperatures hovering in the 30s. we'll check out how much snow you could get. but first, let's get our super bowl monday traffic report. >> we have two accidents on the roads. we'll head to the new england thruway where there's an overturned truck by exit 22. midland avenue. the entrance ramp to exit 22. something to keep in mind. heading over to new jersey, also an accident on the garde state parkway southbound by exit 42. this blocks two lanes, but not much of a delay. it's still pretty qui

game in new jersey. the twisted twist here is that the victims were the referees. the attackers, parents of some of the student athletes. so what happened? here's eyewitness news reporter lucy yang. >> bump to the head, neck, shoulder pain. >> reporter: david brown and sal bianco are recovering from their injuries after refereeing a high school hockey team. >> a sprained left knee. >> reporter: the game ended in a 1-1 tie. there were hand shakes on the ice and the refs went to their locker room to change. that's when they were attacked. assaulting both of us. >> reporter: they tell me one of the dads from howell high school began assaulting both of them, worse yet i'm told another howell dad came in and began beating the refs too. >> thank god for the security personnel and the people there, we were able to get both of the parents out of the room. >> reporter: eventually police arrived and the refs were taken to the hospital. as for the first father who attacked them, i'm told his wife had to be ejected

in new jersey. pse&g is reporting about 17,000 outages, most of them in the southern part of the state. all these storms also causing major problems at the airports. laguardia is experiencing delays of 30 minutes. kennedy has delays of frouv minutes and -- 45 minutes and some of the biggest in the area are newark where flights are theyed. updates on any damage in the morning on commute problems. >>> we begin with reaction to a stunning development, an alleged gang rape. the teenager who claims she was raped at gunpoint by five boys at a park in brooklyn recanting. and the new details we've learned tonight are shocking. prosecutors now say she had sex with her father in the park. einiger in the brownsville section. >> as distasteful and really hard to believe as all these new details are, there really is one bottom line that came out of the brooklyn da's office tonight. there's nothing this 18-year-old woman did against her will in the park behind me. and as a result, those five teens accused of rape

jersey, anyway in the new york area as gd!ernor of new jersey. two of them are leading in the polls, two are scrambling to keep up. crisscrossing new hampshire like ere is no tomorrow, and for bench s that's their fate. >> i believe we'll do very well. >> reporter: phone banks have bern going like crazhy. ask these wo clinton supporters. >> starting from dinner time to 9:00. >> you ever not want to answer the phone >> many times. >> do ysu ever not answer the phones? >> absolutely. >> reporter: yet they endure four to five calls a night. >> people in new hampshire care about this so we go through it. >> and feel it's important. >> very important. >> reporter: retail politics here is an art form. and it's a proving ground. >> voters are making this election who is best prepared to be commander-in-chief. >> reporte . a time to see just how strongly people believe about the issues of the day. >> it's got to be raised to a living wage, 15 bucks an hour. rorm former new york senator and secretary of state h lary clinton it's a chan

but i think new jersey lags a little bit in the economic recovery. it will do him well to concentrate on that. to my twitter followers earlier today about whether they thought christie should pull out of the race. there was an under current about people who felt abandoned by the governor as he made the race for the white house. now he's got two years to make that up. you heard that voter talking about new jersey's economy being stifled, a transit system in bad need of repair. governor christie has two years to make amends. >>> a man repeatedly stabbed his girlfriend and all three of her children at a hotel that was being used for homeless housing. >>> the mother and two daughters are dead. the suspect is still on the loose. >> reporter: chuck, it has been a chi ot aotic and horrific seen here all day long. this neighborhood is sickened the police crime scene unit is still on scene here looking for clues as the search for the killer continues. this is michael sykes, the man police say used a kitchen knife to kill his four month old daughter, the child

there's a new winter weather advisory for central new jersey and that's more for tomorrow evening in to early wednesday morning for additional accumulation. the other part of the storm as you mentioned, certainly the coastal flooding. we could have moderate flooding with the high tide cycle. same thing for the western end of long island sound and new york city for that matter. you can see anywhere from 7:00 to 11:30 this evening we have to watch out for that moderate flooding, tide 2 to 3 feet above normal. rest of the snow still backing in to parts of the area with light snows but the heaviest definitely by the boards at this point. we have to allow for the western edge through the evening hours then things should be quiet. scattered snow showers, nothing more than some coatings. i think by tomorrow evening and tomorrow night we may have additional accumulations. yes, you'll be seeing occasional snow and snow showers tomorrow night but not a lot of accumulation. expect thick snow at times. that's all the way through tomorrow night. moderate coastal flooding a concern during high tid

in new jersey, 1.3-mile. it was a half mile before. 1 pbt 5 in -- 1.5 in trenton. 2 miles at philadelphia international. 295 southbound at auburn we have a spinout accident in salem county blocking the left lane. violented we have an accident on the shoulder near 552. frank is showing me the picture of the snow coating the roads in vineland. i want to show you storm tracker 6 live double scan we're watching a heavier area of snow brighter shades of purple. florence, township, riverside, 130 near pennsauken where police are saying there's an accident on 130 southbound. so a lot happening and the snow is coming down. >>> heavy flames shot from the windows did you work a two-alarm call in camden overnight. this is the 400 block of landsdown avenue. the fire broke out in the back of one house and spread to another. the red cross is helping a family of four that was living in one of the homes. no word on any injuries. >>> 6:48 the "action news" team is spread out across the region as the rain is changed to snow. t

northern new jersey, hudson valley, all of new jersey really. in suffolk county, it is a winter storm warning. that's where we think the heaviest snow will fall and accumulate. temperatures so far in our favor, they keep dropping. places like chelsea 35. dyker heights, 38. west and northwest, sussex 37. newburgh 37. this will keep the snow that's falling, basically melting on once the snow ramps up, it will accumulate. that's what we expect to happen during the latter half of the morning commute and up until noon. temperatures keep on dropping, low to mid-30s. snow tapers by noon. a few inches, especially on grassy areas and colder surfaces. we'll take a closer look in a bit. first look at the commute. no big issues. i know it's wet but it's early. >> it's wet and early. we have accidents on the roads. we'll start with a disabled vehicle. we're not. we'll start with the accidents on the southern state parkway. two accidents. one by eagle avenue. they block two lanes. slippery ride already. >> this blocks the right lane on the kew gardens interch

of new jersey. camden county, haddonfield below freezing. that's allowing accumulation there. we'll see higher snow totals in interior, new jersey. what to expect. it's quickly tapering off already. steady snowfall at 7:30 in the morning. tabernacle, will be tapering off through the morning. we're looking at accumulations of 2 to 4 inches, this is wet snow. mainly grassy surfaces, not just grassy surfaces. you'll have to deal with roads, especially secondary roads and side streets that are snow covered this morning. we will get low visibility to start with. we see the visibility improving. by later this morning and into this afternoon we'll get sunshine to do away with some of the snow. when we come back, a closer look at the snow totals for the entire area by the time this one is done. >> 6:50. bill and glenn have been talking about poor visibility. it's hard to see out there with the wet snow coming down. >> yes, jessica, tell us what morning commuters are up against. >> they're up against really

new jersey is the hot spot this morning. tranit, long island railroad, metro-north are all doing fine. debt ready for this. we have in chester 206 both ways between bartley chester road and 24 main street. netkong circle, you have emergency right line repairs. 23 north at 2 87 an accident. two lanes are closed down as you go through there. as you go up through putnam county, icing conditions. also an accident. there were multi-vehicle accidents here. now, just one at this point, so now they have to get out there and salt the roadway to prevent any more accidents have happening. pal lay sades parkway near exit 8. there was falling debris from the retaining wall. so you have the left lane closed off as you go through that spot. green brook road in new jersey, both directions, that is a fallen tree. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today. lori, over to you. >>> with just a couple of days to go, the final touches of hollywood glam are going into place. for elton john's oscars viewing of the line f

in mount laurel, in new jersey just shy of an inch fell. depending on location we had a few additional inches, however, regardless that storm is still here if you can believe it the but it is losing steam at this point. anything on storm scan at this moment is a bark worse than the bite situation where we are looking at lingering light flakes falling. when lou at storm scan you can almost draw the cut out that the jet stream makes here with the cold air moving in the wake of the system and another streak of snow coming across basically the dakotas and minnesota border there. that will not affect us but it is a sign of things to come. chill settling in the days ahead we will see high pressure take back the lead and reenforcement of cold do come in. ski report very quickly, not the a bad couple days to go skiing but you will have to bundle up in the days ahead . multiple trails are opened and they will stay opened with the kind of cold we are looking ahead to. lower 20's this valentines day weekend. talk about perfect snuggling weather on val

moving into new jersey, a live look at the 42 freeway at the new jersey turnpike, traffic is running smoothly, picking up a little bit. we'll take a look at route 55 when i see you in a bit. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 19 minutes after 5:00. clouds are overhead, the wind is blowing. temperatures are above freezing but it feels much colder with the wind. 38 degrees right now in philadelphia. winds are out of the northeast at 17 miles an hour. and pocono mountains, still plenty of snow on the ground but the temperatures will be running mild, above freezing in the mountains today. feels, though, like it's 29 degrees in philadelphia. wind chill of 28 in trenton. mt. pocono, 17 degrees. you'll need to bundle up. you probably don't feed your sunglasses today. clouds are overhead. it will be a mostly cloudy day. we're watching two systems, the first one mainly stays offshore, central new jersey along the coast, that is rain offshore. it will be cold enough for snow inland. the next one is coming in from the west and that could bring snow to the

snowing through the northern half of new jersey. the south shore of long island by 6:00, you'll see a transition. th aa of pink means freezing rain and sleet in there. thmiat goee to the north of us in here. of by 8:00. should be raining in the city, ng island, central, southern new jersey. plain rain above freezing by 8:00 this evening. not the case once you're north of 287 in particular k temperatures at freezing or below. more snow up there. a period of ice further north and west. even by midnight, temperatures above freezing northwest new rejersey too. watch what happens tomorrow. we start out in the 40s. go to the 50s in the afternoon. even with the heavy push of rain that goes through between 3:00 and 5:00. heavier downpours possible. in terms of accumulation, an inch or so in the city. closer to 2 or 3 outside ofr town. the city of suffolk, between 1 and 2. a coating to an inch in the areas in gray. but locally 3 to 4. maybe somebody touching upon 5 u get into portions of range county, northwest sections of sussex county as w

our first one in new jersey to report on. let's head over to 78 where eastbound, just before exit 33, there is an accident there. so do be careful as you head out that way. over on the southern state parkway, two accidents this morning. one cleared already and one eastbound by exit 13 central avenue in the right lane. changes on the subways. i'll have the details coming up on the 4s. >>> lauren, thanks very much. on long island, the snow is already sticking. making it pretty slick. >> katherine creag is in huntingdon. kat? michael, as one taxi driver put it, he doesn't mind the cold at all, but it's the snow making the roads slick. he doesn't like that part at least. what we've been seeing is the taxicabs at the lirr station. you can see the snow accumulating on them. at least the mta workers that we've seen, they treated the platforms, the walkways so people don't slip. we want to turn our camera over here also. this parking lot right here getting covered. it started to snow a little bit after 3:30 this morning. you can bare

new jersey, 2 to 4 inches. eastern half of suffolk county, you could see the numbers of 6, 7, 8-plus before it winds down by mid to late afternoon. impact along the city, low to moderate on the roads at times. it's snowing now. heavier bands of snow and the worst time through the morning commute. for connecticut and long island, again a little better impact or making it difficult for the commute. snow should end by 3:00. slushy roadways and the worst time this morning until midday or so. things get better by tomorrow. 43 with sun. high clouds. 47 for sunday. this is long melted by that point. then it's colder next week. another coastal storm perhaps late monday into tuesday with more snow heading our way. busy, busy, busy. let's find out the latest from lauren. >> problems out there. let's get to it. we will start on long island by exit 62. another one westbound by exit 43. so that one is causing more of a delay. reports of an accident on the northern state parkway westbound just before routes 106 and 107. in t

new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro-north doing just fine. no major problems with our subways. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. >>> the ex-boyfriend of a broadway actress will go before a judge today accused of making death threats against the star. the actress plays netty in "the color purple." christopher horton was waiting for her outside of the theater with a knife in his pocket and posted threatening messages that included one that said >>> el chapo may be ready to work out a plea deal. the one-time fugitive would plead guilty if he is extradited to the united states. in exchange, he wants a reasonable sentence in medium security prison. he faces charges of drug trafficking in california and murder in texas. >>> a special tribute was held in honor of a new york city police officer who served his community and his country. [music] >> the benefit concert at the capital theater in port chester raised money for detective joseph lem. lem was killed by a suicide bomber during his third deployment to afghanistan. vice p

a new push to limit smoking at new jersey beaches and parks. state lawmakers have reintroduced a bill that the proposal would ban smoking at all publicly owned beaches and parks. it would allow municipalities to set aside 15% of the park as a designated area. >>> not beach weather day this weekend, however -- >> we're getting there. we have a really nice tease for spring coming up as we head into the weekend. good evening, everyone. clouds and flurries out and about, part of our headlines tonight. bring on the 50s. we're going do just that. could we sneak right up to that 60 degree mark? it's a possibility. we're watching the coast, because as nice as this weekend is, in the next week we could see some more trouble and a really wet midweek. 30 degrees in central park right now. 32 in wane. couple of clouds beginning to roll on in, that's for sure. as they do, we could even see some flurries. the storm tracker right now. you could see those clouds coming in from the west. you can see these bands. now, that doesn't mean that precipitation is nece

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in new jersey. there has been a very bad accident on the new jersey turnpike extension in jersey city. this is news copter 7 over it right now. at least 3 people have been taken to the hospital and some >>> well, a rather radical and controversial plan to help drug addicts is now being proposed by the mayor in up state new york. he wants heroin addicts to be able to shoot up under the care of a nurse. if it passed, the proposal would make ithaca the first city in the country to offer that kind of care. the idea is that if a user overdoses, they can be treated immediately by medical professionals. there will be many legal and political challenges to say the least to this proposed plan. >>> paul simon returning home this summer to the burro he grew up in. the singer is headed back to sing at the forest hills stadium for the first time in 46 years. simon and his former partner art garfunkel performed many times at the stadium, including the last concert before the duo broke up. follow the release of hi

cooing down across new jersey, moving into northern new jersey. keeps trying to get to staten island and falling apart, but a few showers survive the trip, and some rounds over ocean county to toms river. we're still in between two lows here and the front is going to cause snow showers for us, but eventually it becomes the primary storm. the lightning there pulling all of the snow offshore, so watch the futurecast, and of light snow and snow showers the next several hours, and then morning patchy snow showers, and the coastal low takes over, and no longer having a concern for any strong bands to really keep swinging over eastern long island, not the higher amounts, and that into the tomorrow night. so with that in mind here's the forecast. basically an inch or less for most areas. i still think because we had several rounds over interior new jersey this is this best place to get an inch or two. the higher accumulation, two to five inches, north and west of philadelphia. patchy light snow, showers at sun rise. slippery. about 31. 39 or 40, snow goe

cities, new jersey, you're fine. already in the 40s.lthere's the winter advisoryofor about 7:00 a.m., it includes the hudson valley and north connecticut. you can see most of the precipitation has moved to the north. a nice big gap here with not much going on. maybe a drizzle from time to time. that's about it. the heavy rain is to the south. the morning commute, it will be slippery north and west of the city. roads are generally west. and conditions will be improving in that regard. these temperatures keep climbing. we could get in the upper 50s. forecasting a high of 57. let's find out more about the trouble spots out there this morning, lauren. >> if you're getting on the 4 train, downtown trains running 156th. overnight, special line service changes on all of these. comphiert lines, major one , they're doing fine. new york city transit doing fine. nj transit, 39, 196 on detours. alternate side parking rules in effect. >>> new this morning, authorities have identified the shooting of a deadly shooting in brooklyn.

two to four central new jersey and maybe more central to southern new jersey. may not take much to shift that northward. that's what i'll be watching in our forecast. ernie: keep an eye on it. thank you very much. also in the news, new speculation about mayor bloomberg entering the race for president. he told the financial times earlier today he is looking at all options when considering joining the race as an independent. this comes as candidates are making their final push for hampshire primary. on the democratic side, hillary clinton campaigned with her husband and daughter today while bernie sanders continued to draw crowds in the hours before voting begins. polls show sanders has a big lead over clinton. >> the republicans who want to be president have also be criss-crossing new hampshire. the latest poll shows donald trump has a huge double digit lead offer cruz and rube -- over cruz and rubio. >> they'd all like to get the youth vote. it can write a candidate into office. arthur chi'en begins our look at how younger people see presidential politics. chec

one of them is new jersey very governor chris christie. let's get straight to our bruce gordon joining us live from the newsroom right now. bruce, really no big surprise here. >> reporter: no, not at all lucy. with poor national polling numbers and back of the pack showing in iowa, governor christie need add strong showing in new hampshire to keep his candidacy a float. it did not happen. and so the campaign sinks. the first hints of his decision came last night when christie announced he would go home to new jersey to mull his options instead of heading straight to south carolina for the next primary. he finished sixth place overall in new hampshire well behind the winner donald trump and behind both other governors in this race john kasich of ohio and former florida governor jerk bush. that finish meant christie would not qualify for the gop debate stage ahead of the south carolina vote in short there was no longer a hint viable path for the nomination. last night christie told supporters he had no regrets. >> we came here to say speakin

>> butler, new jersey. my entire house just shook. >> my house shook like crazy in butler. >> so did everybody else's. we're trying to find out what it is, ma'am. >> reporter: this is surveillance video from a local service station. he hears what he believed is a watch him go to the door. >> to be honest with you, i just figured there was an accident somewhere. >> reporter: the epicenter was next door in bloomingdale. calls. >> ma'am, honestly i have 100,000 calls i've been dealing with all night. >> between facebook interests, 911 calls and regular police line calls we had close to a 1,000 inquiries. >> reporter: the tectonic plaid bordered by the mid atlantic ridge is moving toward new jersey. that pressure resulting in five earthquakes across the tri state in a little more than a year. >> like something like fell on on the of the roof. >> reporter: neither is in the business of predicting the next big one, but what they can guarantee is that throughout the little ones. >>> having lived in los angeles, i

in new jersey. something else that's a concern. i'll have those details coming up but for now alternate side is in effect city wide. be safe, don't text and drive. back to you. >>> the brooklyn da is expecting to dismiss the charges of the teenage boys. there's a disturbing story about what really happened. tony is in bronxville. >> local politicians outraged by the gang rape allegations. >> they should be more afraid of us today than of the police. >> thought the alleged victim recanted. the teenagers. >> he can go back to normalcy in his life. he's only 15. the trauma and embarrassment of this story breaking sounding so horrendous. >> prosecutors believe the 18- year-old girl was in this car drinking with her father. there was sexual contact between the two. the da says the group of young men saw what was going on and one or more of them joined in. this young woman's father and the five young men engaged in conduct that was republic hencible and wrong but because of a lack of evidence chin charges

rainfall topping 3 inches in bloomingdale, new jersey and bridgeport. we still have minor flooding and a small area of green boxes like the rivers, all minor flooding into tomorrow morning. meanwhile, we have more rain easton, pennsylvania. night's storm. west. thankfully, a lot of that will dry up. you will need the umbrella and you need to hold on tight because the winds are gusting at 30 miles per hour. we're at 45 and if you are planning to head out, grab the the evening with the 30s. how about wake-up windchills in the teens and low 20s. 60 one minute and winter is back the next. david, liz, back to you. >> all right, lee. thank you. you can get the accuweather forecast any time. download our alert. >>> the coast guard is waiting for the waters off rockaway beach to calm down before pulling one of its vessels back to shore. it played out live here on channel 7. the coast guard sent boat that capsized but the rescue boat itself ran aground in 12 foot waves. >> they wound up losing power. >> at this point, we're pretty confident once the weather dies

woodbury, new jersey, 295 new jersey turnpike, route 70. the areas that is coming down it knocks the visibility down, i-95 corridor, mile and a half visibility as you're as you're traveling through this. >>> this is new cell phone video police take ago passenger into custody aboard an alaska airlines flight that diverted to denver. they made the emergency landing when the crew complained about an intoxicated man. police did not say whether that man is facing any charges. >>> the first cases of the sikh ca virus have been confirmed in -- zika virus has been confirmed in delaware, the patients are two women. >>> they are very, very mild cases, fever, rash, and no complications of the disease. >>> the first case in delaware involves a woman pregnancy is not an issue. it causes a birth company text where babies are born with small heads. cdc says avoid the areas mostly in the crib cnn -- caribbean and latin america. >>> time to see e on "g.m.a." >>> new hampshire i bet they are talking about it, amy robach i'm mind reading again, sorry. >> repo

police say he was driving the walmart truck that new jersey turnpike. the crash caused james mcnair to be seriously injured. investigators say the truck driver hadn't slept for 20 hours before the crash. >> bill cosby is headed back to court to try to get a criminal charge that is facing do not be charged and sexual assault.the issue is the deal is still enforceable now? cosby admitted that he gave her three pills before engaging in the in sexual act. back in the summer he was indecent accusers . >> stella had, is it a cooler day than yesterday? temperatures in the 40s? not too bad . liz: not too shabby. mike woods has the complete ben: guardian angels are will be right back. when it's your time to shine. you want to feel good from head to toe. including your nails. introducing the amop\ electronic nail care system. the fast way to file. buff and shine. for effortless shiny wow nails! so you can step out with that amop\ confidence and shine on! from amop\. find it in the footcare aisle. welcome back. february 2, groundhog day. we are looking at a day wh

came home to this in englewood, new jersey and realized he had a big problem to deal with. >> branches and debris all over the place. >> thankfully no one was inside when it happened. >> reporter: his nine-month-old son's room was left a mess. >> it's messed up, the ceiling and everything else, not much water damage, but a lot of broken parts and stuff like that. >> reporter: trees also fell in livingston, this one splintered as it fell across the roadway and in yonkers where crews had to deal with downed power lines. wet and soggy day reached all parts of the tri-state area leaving no roadway of touched. along the garden state parkway, sheets of rain battered windshields. in queens, parked cars sat in several inches of water while drivers braved the streets. those walking made their way wearing their best wet weather fashions and huddled under umbrellas to stay dry, but others felt -- fell victim to debris. shattered onto pavement after a powerful gust of wind blew it off a 22nd floor balcony injuring two women. on the upper west side, on 96th and broadway, bricks from a fagade crumbl

jersey turnpike westbound plus a second accident in new jersey, black horse pike ill will's have those updates coming up. but first we will take a quick break so stay where you are, >>> good wednesday morning after that, dose of winter weather and some spring-like weather in one week we are finally to for a calm, forecast. we're hoping the temperatures cooperates but isn't right now. not too bad. not as warm as yesterday. >> sure. >> but no massive amounts of rain so we will take it. >> quite a trade off there. this is normal for mid-february, what we will face out there today and we are chipping away at snow cover out there too. >> yes. >> most of it is, wiped completely out across better part of the delaware valley. that is what this map is. we will go full screen and zoom it into the delaware valley where things have started to clear out for most of the garden state and most of the first state and most of the southeastern pennsylvania. we have a little bit of snow cover but handfull of inches, back to the lehigh valley, berks, lancaster counties and that said as we have a nice quiet

here's route 70 in cherry hill, new jersey around kings highway. a better drive through the intersection. traffic moving along, this one little guy right in here, no backups or delays. moving over and staying in new jersey, haddon township, a utility pole is down from an earlier accident, blocking two lanes on the black horse pike on the right-hand side, southbound around nicholson road. watch for police activity directing traffic around there. for now you'll be fine with no backups. >> jessica, thanks. >>> an allentown police officer is in the hospital shot while serving a search warn the in connection to a weekend murder. the shooting happenedç on godfy street in allentown around 10:00 last night. police say the suspect then got into a standoff that lasted for hours. finally ended peacefully overnight. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in allentown. what are you learning about the officer and the suspect and that connection? >> well, tracy, at this time, the officer's name has not been released yet. neither has the suspect's name. both men are being

if you're heading into the philadelphia area in new jersey, from new jersey into philadelphia this morning, you'll see big delays. already a six-minute trip. this will update for sure and definitely get its way up there, i would say about a ten-minute delay behind this scene right now. northbound from 55 to the walt whitman bridge. heading from new jersey into philadelphia, northbound on the 42 freeway, you're going to be stuck for quite some time. i will have more updates on the scene when i come back in the next couple of minutes. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 20 minutes after 6:00. we're getting closer to sunrise. you can see the glow of light on center city. clouds will be moving in. you'll see that sunshine to start with but it's not going to last all day. look at the temperature, 12 degrees warmer than yesterday. 49 degrees right now. the wind is starting to pick up. the wind will have an impact this afternoon. you'll see rain showers moving through there. that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette. the temperatures have moved up, 15

jersey, and central new jersey and then a chance with that new low forming to be over suffolk county. that's what we are looking at for maybe a couple of hot spots with some of the higher amounts. we are talking about more of a nuisance storm but slippery roads because of the morning commute. periods of snow tonight accumulating coating to an inch or two, maybe three in a couple of spots. snow to flurries with breaks of and then down to 26 tomorrow night and wind chill will be in the teens. coming up at 4:30, that thursday map, we are going to start fighting to get to the freezing mark and we begin a bitter stretch of weather that becomes crazy cold over the weekend. so i think we are going to have to adjust the snowfall maps throughout the night. i will have the seven day in a few minutes. back to you for now. >> if you haven't done so already, download the app because that's what you're going to need to get through the rest of the day. >>> coming up, the ultimate nervy -- nerdy get out of school note and why it involves bruce springsteen. >>> plus a remarkable story of survival. mo

especially in new jersey. we'll look at those warnings and talk about the forecast for the weekend coming up. >> thank you. >>> so many were posting photos and video to social media as the storm tore through. natalie is here to show us the best images she found. >> i've been going through the photos with the app. i want to show you the first one. let's take a look the thaent collapsed on to a huge barbecue pit near yonkers. this is from sand point long island showing the tree uprooted there. falling on power lines. just a couple of them snapped after the strong storm that ripped through. the sound of saws buzzing heard across the tristate today after storms toppled trees and took out power lines. our news 4 viewers captured images from all over. this pic shows a tree down across the road taking the power lines along with it. on the hood of a parked car. police tweeted out this photo of one that trashed on to a home. a man in elmhurst posted this video on instagram that shows winds whipping around power lines.

we're live in elizabeth, new jersey. michelle charlesworth, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> three workers overcome by fumes from a liquid today at a construction site in manhattan. it happened on 8th and west 46th street in midtown. the victims were using the liquid in an unventilated room when they got sick. transported to bellevue hospital in serious condition. other workers were treated at the scene. this construction site for a new hotel has a history of violations. >>> new information about a mother charged in the death of her daughter who died in a fire in brooklyn. the administration for children's services opened a case against the woman last week. police say leila aquino left her daughter home to work as an exotic dancer. she returned home three hours after the fire broke out. her daughter kalenah was found under a bed. she said she left the child with the babysitter but the babysitter said she no longer looked after kalenah. >>> this video you're about to see shows a helicopter slamming in to the water just 20 f

we're live in belmar, new jersey, christine sloan, cbs 2 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> flooding created problems for some queens residents. rockaway. streets flooded this morning just after high tide. the pictures are from facebook. scott rapoport joins us live with more on the scene there. >> reporter: yeah, here people had to deal with both snow and high tide this morning which created some messy and very wet streets in parts of the neighborhood. we have some pictures from social media that we want to show you. take a look at this, streets flooded with water spilling over from jamaica bay. this is high tide came rolling in at 7:37 this morning. one point, the water was 2 to 3 feet high in the streets. james says all of this left him with a flooded basement and that he was surprised despite coastal flood advisories issued. >> it was pretty bad. it came in quickly. we had no warning. we didn't know this was going to happen. >> reporter: how bad is it? >> it's very bad. i lost my burner, i believe. >> reporter: and there could be more folks saying they're

she is at the top of new jersey's most wanted list. so far beyonce has not publicly responded to the controversy. >> next at 6, the lasean mccoy investigation, the head of the police union questions what is taking so long. tonight the district attorney fires back. >> and we have a nice warm weekend in store for the area, so i'll show you how warm it will get plus our next chance of rain and snow in the forecast and a nor'easter coming up. >> plus, usually teachers leave a lasting impression on students but it's a custodian that has helped shape kids' futures. tonight, honoring the local employee. >> calls for justice in the lasean mccoy investigation. tonight a war of words between the head of the philadelphia fraternal order of police and the district attorney over a fight with off-duty police officers. good evening. i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. the head of the f.o.p. compared the investigation to the o.j. simpson case. >> i have never waited this long ever to see somebody arrested. so it doesn't pass the smell test.

i think he should drop out because he really neglects new jersey. >> a lot of people here in new jersey and the garden state don't like him and i like him, he is to the point and a good leader. >> people said that he say bully and the nation is looking for somebody that doesn't pull any punches but i think his timing was wrong. >> when the governor returns full-time to the state house it looks like he has a lot of fences to mend with the public. voters are angry there are so many issues here that were ignored or unresolved as he was out campaigning almost full-time. we are waiting on governor christie's official word he is stopping his run for president. >> nora thank you. governor christie is not the only one making news. carly fiorina tweeted in the last hour she is suspending her presidential campaign. the former hewlett packer ceo failed to make strides in the primary. she finished seventh behind christie. >>> the state senate failed short of votes to remove attorney general, kathleen kane from office. they were trying to remove kane as her law license was suspended while she faces

first alert weather day for the philadelphia area, new jersey and the new jersey shore because we expect snow to be developing and really impacting these areas the most. so, rain is moving in right now. we'll see that change to snow overnight. and for the morning commute we have wet snow in the forecast, that's really going to lower visibility so just be very careful tomorrow morning. of course we'll be updating you throughout the morning tomorrow. we have a winter weather advisory across almost the entire area. the snow is not going to make it into the lehigh valleyy but the counties in purple snow developing overnight. the viadvisory until noon tomorrow. before that we're going to see issues on the roadways. right now we have the rain around, we don't have the snow yet. it's too warm for that. there you see the rain mostly in new jersey and delaware, we're going to keep watching this move in for tonight. areas north and west you do see that they are on the drier side. this is really our focus. new jersey, delaware, and up in the philadelphia area. not so much the poconos or lehigh vall

matt and karen will be on the air at 4:00 a.m. >>> meanwhile, in new jersey last month's blizzard was the topic of conversation today. officials from governor chris christie's office held two storm assistance workshops from representatives from several agencies and people were edge to ask questions and get information on damage issues and cleanup. >>> police in cumberland county are investigating a crash that left a school bus on its side. chopper 6 hd over the scene on east commerce road in fairfield township. the driver of the car that hit the school bus died at the scene. four students and an 82-year-old bus aide were taken to the hospital. we'll have more tonight on "action news" at 6:00. >>> four teenagers are now in custody following a series of armed robberies on the schuylkill trail. they happened minutes apart on sunday night and a third less than 24 hours ago, the teenagers are only facing charges related to last night's holdup but police are trying to connect the dots. for more we turn to sara bloomquist live in spring garden tonight. >> reporter: rick, police have charged

this is january in nearby ringwood new jersey. no reports of injury or damage because this quake was so shallow, it was so close to surface, that's why people felt it so skrong. the epicenter near the ringwood fault. right now we are going to make our way probably more entotown. we want to find some people that felt that miniquake earlier. no injuries, no reports of damage. i'm here in butler, new jersey for news 4 new york. >>> a man stabbed in the back and robbed on the upper west side. this happened on the corner of 88th street and we're live with how the attack went down and reaction. >> reporter: yeah, it's unclear at this point how long that suspect was following the victim, but what police know is street and not only threatened him with a knife, but stabbed him in the back. . >> police tape roped off a section of west # 8th street. >> i was telling me husband, it would have been him. >> but it was a man in his 30s who fell victim. he was carrying a kindle and wearing head phones with a man shoved a knife to his back. a robb

we are live, over west field new jersey. >> thank you very much. you are never more than 7 minutes away. >> take a look. the northeast wind coming in from the camera, makes it bounce around, 27 stories up of the bring got a good visibility, cloudy skies and later today these streets are going to be wet and possibly could be slushy north and west. be ready for that have all your gear, raincoat, umbrella, proper footwear, to keep you dry, mostly the temperatures are warm it will feel chilly, 37, 30 degrees cloudy skies rain to our south around delaware bay, creeping up into this is the first it comes, this low will cut up in the great lakes, giving us rain and damaging winds, tomorrow cloudy skies through the morning commute and chillier today, cloudy but the snow and ice and rain gets around 11:00 lasts longer to the north because the colder air hangs on with the elevations, changes at 5:00 and 7:00 tonight. kids you need your rain gear the boots and raincoat, umbrella not a bad idea, i would give it an f, heather, for snow and rain. >> that makes a

did not comment on the specific proposals last strike for new jersey transit back in 1983. >> new jersey transit declared train and buses a hoove board free zone. customer and employees will be no longer permitted to ride, charge, stoarl or carry devices on a transit system or any of its stations. nj transit says for safety reasons because injury of people falling off heifer hoverboards and can burst into flames without any warning. nmpleg today's "health watch" people who exercise mike woods listen to this have bigger brains. did this apply found that people not physically active in midlife had smaller brains than their peers 20 years later. shrinking of the brain leading to dementia. men and women for the study. incentive to get up an mauve around. >> bigger brains. >> your next vacation now is the perfect time to start. good day is coming right back. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could b

we're going to push 2 inches across parts of new jersey. look at those winds howling out miles per hour. those winds have pushed our temperatures in to the mid 60s in the hudson valley, 58 in new york city. look at that radar. lightning lighting up connecticut, westchester, all of right now. squall line moving in to new york city especially over staten island. within a minute or two it's going to get much heavier here on the west side. strong to severe storms through 2 a.m. look for damaging winds and heavy flooding downpours. it will be quieter by the morning commute but i'll warn you, definitely want to leave early because you'll have standing water and debris roadways. another flash of lightning just now to the north. a storm track, complete 7-day accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. >>> we're going to head to the mess outside and what a mess it is. we're going to start at the george washington bridge as we look at a live picture, it is a mess. right now the upper level is shut down. up a tractor-trailer and just dropped it in the

manly new jersey is fine. warmer temperatures slowly climb inç delaware and not bad, lowe bucks county. central bucks county, right at the freezing mark for chalfont and furlong. quakertown and perkasie, right at freezing. kintnersville is warming up. you can still see ice on the roadways. it will take some time to clear. as the warm air moves in, it's creating fog this morning. thick fog in coatesville. zero visibility. that hasn't budged. allentown and the pocono mountains reporting quarter mile visibility. the temperatures are climbing. they warm to 50 degrees in newtown. that's in bucks county. montgomery county, 48 degrees. by 9:00 this morning, light rain returning at 9:00. steadier, somewhat heavier rain at noontime. be on the lookout as we gonna into the afternoon, heavy downpours could create flooding conditions. we will be drying out. i'll show you when that happens when i come back with the seven-day forecast. >> thank you, bill. 20 minutes before 6:00 a.m. and reduced speeds in many of the majors

in new jersey, in problems there. all traffic moving along, the schuylkill expressway, flurries in our fly-by here. all in the green still. 12 minutes to center city from the blue route and the vine street expressway. speeds in the 60s. >>> and the big winners are basking in new hampshire primary victories this morning. >> republican donald trump and democrat bernie sanders both came out on top. nbc's george spencer is in new hampshire and he joins us live now from man chester with a closer look at the two winners. good morning, george. >> yes morning. the big winners became clear, only about an hour after the polls closed here. approximately 20-point margins for both donald trump and bernie sanders. but last night's results were really almost as important for the republican runner-up. john kasich in a decisive second place and it was a stinging defeat for the national democratic front-runner, hillary clinton. in a lengthy victory speech last night, bernie sanders issued something of a call to arms to his supporters,