across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. 6:00 a.m. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. this is going to be different depending on where you live. as for the timing of all of this, the trouble will be during the morning commute. we want to stress that. right now philadelphia schools are open on time but in the past half hour we've gotten 30 school delays, including lower marion school district. we have a complete list on our nbc 10 app.ç speed restrictions are in place on several roads, including 495 in delaware both north and southbound. there are several cancellations at philadelphia international airport. this morning we have team coverage from our team of first alert meteorologists. let's start with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz who is tracking what's happening right now. you said some of this is more leak a spring snow? >> yes, that's right. we have marginal temperatures, 32 degrees or higher with the snow, the flakes are big, wet, sticky type of snow. totally different type of snowflakes than what we saw with

out there. messy, wet and slushy. the snow is filling in. the back edge around new jersey. lighter conditions anticipated. the snow is picking up in intensity across long island. especially that's where the heavier accumulations will be. winter weather advisories in effect until noon. southwest connecticut, a good chunk of new jersey. a winter storm warning until 3:00. the reason there, the snow lasts longer. a slush hi 1 to 3. in the city on the cusp of rount in queens, nassau county, 3 to 5 slushy inches. out east, more across suffolk county with 5 to 8 inches or more. some areas around the westhampton area, the lower end of south fork, there could be in excess of 8 inches. we'll keep an eye on that as it evolves. the day planner, plan on the snow through the morning hours. shutting down by noonish in the city. a little later out east and clearing skies heading into the evening hours. little after 4:30 in the morning, let's find out how folks are handling it. >> couple of accidents out there. our first one in new jersey to report on. let's head over to 78 where eastbound, just be

. >>> plus, new thisrning, it's a trip they'll never forkt. a cruise ship that left from new jersey runs into some rough seas. >>> this morning, new rules following the deadly crane collapse in manhattan. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everyone. it's monday morning, february 8th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm michael gargiulo. storm team 4's chris cimino here with the forecast, one we have to watch closely, chris. >> temperatures in the upper 30s. that's working in our favor. as the snow breaks out, it's still falling on relatively warm ground. the main body of the storm, it's impressive. you can see the circulation right on the northwestern fringe of it. the precipitationdbacki in towards us. just about entering the twin forks area. it looks like breaks out as a rain and snow mix. it will back towards the city. officially, the national weather service has issued a weather advisory. 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

watch extended to 1:00 in the morning for all of new jersey and means any isolated tornadoes are still possible with any strong thunderstorms so we'll be here watching this for you. coming up, a timing of what you can expect for the rest of the overnight hours and into the morning commute and weekend forecast straight ahead. >> all right. see you then. >>> meantime, live to denise nakano. >> checking out the damage in lancaster county. denise? >> reporter: yes. i am live just outside chester county in lancaster county and see the destruction around me. this barn collapsed into the house at the height of the storm making it unrecognizable and the debris shuffled around and into the fencing and the siding tossed around like toys. buildings collapsed. metal siding twisted and crumbled like paper. >> a lot of damage around in the area. it's sad. it is our neighborhood. >> reporter: it is the aftermath of powerful and damaging winds that hit lancaster county. >> a lot of serious damage. some heavy damage on some farm buildings, as well. >> reporter: wires on roads and destructive winds blew

problem as you go into green brook, new jersey. green brook road ken kramer avenue and sea minimums road a. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. ken, lori, over to you. >> all right, heather. thank you. >>> we have breaking news in brooklyn at a party in a the street. >> a large fight broke out early this morning. rob nelson is live in bushwick. >> reporter: good morning. authorities tell us the big disturbance actually began at a nightclub about two blocks away from here. at the end of it all, one shot. right now, police are still looking for a suspect. take a look at the video here. this is the nightclub in question here. they say the dispute began there about 1:30 inside of the republican nightclub along section. police responding to the fight found two victims in the midst of a crowd fleeing the scene at the time. the leg. in the stomach. neither injury happened inside of that physical nightclub. at the time, the club was hosting a release party and set to end about 2:00. this happened about 1:30 right now. both victims are taken to kings county hospital and

ocean. near the 50s in long island. and areas in northwest new jersey still icy spots. as the warm air moves over, the snow covered ground is creating fog as well. we have a winter weather alert. rockland, sussex county up north. the potential is still there for additional icy spots. making good progress now north. in addition, precipitation is moving away to the north. we're in a big gap for the morning. we'll see nothing more than a sprinkle from time to time. but the heavy rain that you see coming, this is going to ride up into the appalachians and make a turn for us later on in the afternoon. we'll get a good soaking rain. in the meantime, temperatures are heading into the 50s. rain breaks, heaviest bout of rain between noon and 3:00, 4:00. then it starts to exit as we head through the evening hours. axl lot changes. we'll talk about that and now the morning commute. >> we have tappan zee bridge. all the restrictions, new jersey parkway. i almost slipped coming out of my apartment this morning. you be careful. we do have a couple accidents on the roads. new york state, out by the t

home. >> reporter: and new jersey governor is home again, finding a place to hang the hat he june. his huge loss in new hampshire, even some supporters knew was insurmount insurmount insurmountable insurmountable. >> i had high hopes. >> we've decided that we're going to go home to new jersey tomorrow and we're going to take a deep breath. >> reporter: on wednesday trip to south carolina, the next stip step on the road to the white house. the national discourse may have tarnished his image. >> i think there was a certain amount of scandal behind him. and i think he's a bit of a bully. he's fun to watch in debates. but i think that he just doesn't have the substance. >> reporter: talking politics over eggs at the diner, susan says time has run o for the brash republican governor. but christie's style was his strength. >> i think this whole thing about being politically correct has been over done. and more people like governor christie are what really the country needs to be more honest, without hurting people of course. >> the bridge gate thing hangs over his head a little bit. but

. there's still some flooding issues in parts of the tristate. 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. you can hear him yel

without power many in nassau county. >> 15,000 without power in new jersey. in new millford a free crashed into a--tree crashed into a home. >> and high winds knocked over a tractor trailer on the upper level of the george washington bridge. >>> we begin with janelle burrell live along route 17 in saddle river this morning. janelle? >> good morning to you mary. what a difference a few hours makes as we making our way along route 17. no rain the roads are clear but this area had quite a bit of flooding and a few accidents reported. major differences compared to yesterday. >> drenching down pours soaking the tristate area well into the night. ponding turn roads in splash pools like here on raymond road. end then the winds powerful gusts snapping trees like this 50-footer crashing onto a home as they ate dinner. >> all of a sudden it was like the sky falling. thundering noise. >> the massive tree leaving a hole in his house. a construction barrier tumbled into the window of a cab smashing the glass, the driver uninjured. and crews work to clean up a smoky scene after live power lines

causi all that discomfort in new jersey moved onto new england baynging blizzard conditions and flooding to communities along massachusetts tore line. streets turned into rivers around nantucket this afternoon. blizzard warning still in effect for parts of massachusetts until 7:00 p.m. >>> here in our area long island got hit the hardest today. six inches of snow in south hampton and close to 6 in suffolk county. nassau county did not get quite as much but there was street flooding in coastal communities. >> snow plows on the move in connecticut. visibility was a big problem for commuters. morning dealt with near white out conditions.udents were out of school today so thai id give crews more time to safely clear the streets. >> get ready for anotherublast of t wintery weather. more snow is on the way. >> let's check in with dave price. >> n what we're talking about first is coastline flooding concerns. you saw ted greenberg talking about what was happening this morning. we still have one mor high tide to get through tonight. we have these coastal flooding advisories and warnings

effect in the city. 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 interchange. more weather and

questions will be taken later. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass the ill h.r. 2187 as amended, to direct the securities and exchange commission to revise regulations regarding the qualifications of persons as accredited investors. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 309, h.r. 2187, a bill to direct the securities and exchange commission to revise its regulations regarding the accreditation of a person as a qualified informsor. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognized the gentleman from new jersey. mr. garrett: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five lennell slative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, ordered. mr. gare relate: i yield myself three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. garrett: i rise in support of h.r. 2187, the fair investment opportunities for experts act. i

about flooding >>> first we have two breaking stories. body found in the street in new jersey. good evening at 11:00. a murder mystery and right now police are on the scene. >> eyewitness news reporter carolina leid is in newark with the breaking news. >> we just got here on the scene about 5 minutes ago and as we're pulling up we saw the police investigators pulling the body away. there are police officers who are just now walking down the street but they're just behind me. that body was found between two homes here on south 20th street. the bodies found a little over an hour ago. who found it? we do not know and the circumstances behind why that body was left here still under investigation. but police are calling this a suspicious death. they're gathering the evidence they need. as you can see the road is closed off and we have multiple police vehicles here on the scene. all of these officers of course investigating this. developments, i will bring that to you tonight at 11:00. reporting live in newark, carolina leid, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> we have more breaking news, this

responsible for a deadly accident that killed a teacher and his daughter on the new jersey turnpike. we've also learned that the driver, scott hahn, had his license suspended more than 20 times. toni yates live in jersey city court where hahn was just arraigned. >> prosecutors say during questions by investigators, scott hahn admitted he took 10 tablets and they were amphetamines. they say toxicology reports back that up. because of the seriousness of the charges, he remains on $1 million bail. he's right now still in custody. >> reporter: 36-year-old scott hahn said nothing during his first appearance as prosecutors revealed why he is now facing two counts each of aggravated manslaughter and death by auto. the criminal complaint saying he was under the influence of drugs and was awake for more than 24 hours and still got behind the wheel. >> impact was between 50 miles per hour and 70 miles per hour. further, statement by the defendant that he had not slept since 1 p.m. sunday, february >> reporter: adderall is a drug commonly prescribed for adhd. prosecutors say hahn had no prescription

, lightening up there warminster about to get heavy snow, bensalem and over river into new jersey right along the new jersey turnpike, down toward mount laurel we are seeing steady snow at the moment. piling up on grass surfaces outside. untreated roads and back roads, secondary road could get snow covered as well. little bit of the break before that next band starts to move n we have the snow falling which is leading to reductions in visibility. the visibility down to less than a mile, .8 in wilmington. two and a half in philadelphia. not terrible. not the what we see in dense fog but enough to slow things down outside. take it easy outside on the roads this evening and tonight, these band of snow will continue. we are still under a winter weather advisory in philadelphia and surrounding area. that winter storm warning is still in effect across areas just off to our west from delaware, chester and lancaster counties. coming up we will tell you when snow moves out and cold blast that follows as we head in the weekend. for now back over to you, ukee. >>> snow is making for a tricky commu

south carolina where voters will go to the polls in less than two weeks. >>> now, new jersey governor chris christie had a disappointing sixth place finish in new hampshire. >> now he's heading home to the garden state. >> we're going to take a deep breath, see what the final results are tonight, because that matters. >> christie said once he knows what the final vote count is, he'll be able to make a decision about what's next for him. coming up at 5:30, a political analyst from rutgers university will weigh in on the christie candidacy. nbc 10's george spencer jones us live from new hampshire at 5:30. he's been out there most of the week with more on the trump and sanders primary victories and the push ahead to the next >> 5:04. >>> in other news, the zika virus which health officials are calling a growing health crisis is hitting home. we're learning about three cases in our area. it means that zika has now popped up in pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey. matt delucia live at philadelphia international airport. matt, people are second guessing their overseas travel plans, aren't

here. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, joins us now live in mt. laurel, where people are really buzzing about the governor's big decision, cleve? >> erika, it is wildly expected that governor christie could drop out of the race, to be the gop candidate for president after that poor showing last night in new hampshire. he real had i put a lot of expectations on new hampshire for being a game changer for his campaign, unfortunately, not the game changer he was hoping for. and speaking with some of my colleagues this morning, that covered christie on daily basis, they say it is not really matter if you'll drop out, but win, and how. last night governor christie in new hampshire said he would take a breath from the campaign, come back to new jersey, now, governor christie pretty much kept his foot on the pedal, and the pedal on the floor, all during this presidential campaign season, so for him to take a breath really seems a change of pace, and perhaps, a signal of things to come. governor christie really put that expectation on new hampshire, that it would be a p

the new jersey pageant in 2013. she was a graduate of princeton. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic is live in our new jersey news room and nora, you've got more. >> reporter: jim, the former miss new jersey started a job as an anchor at a small tv station in south jersey just a few months ago. her colleagues there are devastated by her death. they say she was a funny talented person way big future cut short by this terrible accident. >> just warm, kind and also so funny. >> reporter: sports director mike frankel is remembering the young woman who sat in the chair next to him on the news desk of snj today in millville. >> his supporters were outside sharing their message. >> reporter: 24-year-old cara mccollum of margate a former miss new jersey and the small starterup station's main anchor died this morning from injuries sustained in a one vehicle crash along route 55 in pittsgrove township on february 15th. >> she hadn't been a news anchor for that long but she already sort of found her stride in terms of a way to speak with people. >> cara was in every sense of the word

over the scene of this accident, i've been talking about on the new jersey turnpike northbound just north of exit number four, which is route 73, what we're seeing here looks like this tow truck slammed into the back of a tractor-trailer, right at the service plaza which again is just north of exit number four, and route 73. they're trying to get the driver out of the vehicle. we'll stay over it and we'll bring you another update and check in with philadelphia international airport and mass transit, sue with the forecast, come on, we will grab a coffee, meet you back here in two. are you busy? i'm just day-dreaming. about your dream trip to italy? yeah. with your sisters, to shop and see the sights. is it that obvious? you've been staring at that new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, it's the price is right. with top prizes of $300,000. is that painting crooked, or is it just me? [announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. ♪ ♪ most weekends only last a couple

. it's a big deal of the new jersey shore. >> have a strong northeast wind flow yesterday. we have a new moon with an astronomical high tide. it's higher than average. factor in the northwind and it was a recipe for flooding. that's what happened yesterday and we expect the same today. high tide today. we expect them to be two 3 feet above normal. large waves at six 10 feet causing some beach in dune erosion. the other factors to be concerned with snow. we are expecting it to come through the tri-state. another round comes through in the national weather service issuing a winter weather advisory. some of the roadways will be slick and we are not expecting snow fall through long island and connecticut. the radar shows the snow showers coming through and you can see them rotating towards the capital district. even though we are dry right now, we're still aware that there is a threat of more showers as we had the tuesday.images are cold enough for snow. everyone is below the freezing mark .the cello is at 190 in the northeast wind flow is not quite as intense as it was. there is a bit o

. >> communities in new jersey and queens are also dealing with coastal flooding. we have live team coverage. but first, john elliott is here with a look at the forecast. >> thank you, mary and chris. hi everybody. it's this big area of low pressure. what's it mean for the city right now, light snow pushing through. and again, it is is trying to break through and push -- it is trying to break through and push to the west but the banding is into suffolk county and here where it started snowing sooner and will linger longer. that's where you will see the more significant totals. and 880 reporting a lot of slushy conditions through fairfield county, connecticut and much of the state where colder temperatures are existing. it's relatively snow-starved to the west but all of this around this big area of low pressure. again, more significant totals to the east, parts of the island 2 to 4 and some will see wind is adding to flood warnings for the north shore, the city and the jersey shore with readings 2 to 3 feet above high tide. now back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> as mentioned, long

waves battered this cruise ship. it is gliding back to a new jersey port and should dock in just a master hours. >> the trouble though won't end with the docking. tough questions are developing about why the ship ran into trouble in the first place. good evening, i'm iain page. i'm lucy noland. tonight we'll bring to close to a trip that held surprises none of the passengers expected nor wanted fox 29's shawnette wilson is in bay own, new jersey tonight awaiting the big rival. shawnette. >> reporter: yeah, just incredible lucy and iain. as you know, this was supposed to be a seven-day cruise to the bahamas. problem there was no relaxation, no fun, no rest at all. it was just a nightmare for these passengers. but as you mentioned we're told the ship is expected to arrive back here in new jersey tonight around 9:00 o'clock and i'm told the first order of business the coast will be here to expect it. the anthem of the seas actually left here in new jersey on saturday and was battered by a storm on sunday night. it was headed to port canaveral florida but had to turn around and head ba

. >>> minimum wage workers in new jersey plight -- might get a raise if they get their way. let's go over to maribel aber. >>> stocks ended down and futures are higher open. economists are reporting 200,000 jobs created and unemployment 5%. new jersey democrats want to raise minimum wage to $15 an hour. new jersey residents voted in 2013 to tie the minimum wage to inflation rate. governor christie's office called the bill a job-killing measure that could destroy the state's economy. back over to you. >>> competitive eaters are preparing for the messiest eating contest in the northern hemisphere. wing bowl. 30 participate toonts -- participants will shove as many wings as humanly possible in their mouths. it happened because sports fans had nothing to do on a friday because the eagles would never make it. >>> i said i was going through the black widow. matt pointed out she is not in it. >>> i'll go for molly skylar, the two women in it. >> reporter: i don't feel that bad about the eagles, every 30 years they should win a super bowl. the problem is, the patriots cheat and win half of it. sorry

of clouds around. some flurries. snow showers over parts of new jersey, at 34. numbers out side of new york city below freezing. any snow showers make roads slippery. now coastal flood advisories into tomorrow morning on the western end of long island sound, basically minor coastal several round of snow across interior new jersey. we will have some snow showers in new york city overnight, but to the south and west not impressive. lightning off show. a storm forming taking a lot of snow with it out to sea, so look at the futurecast here, some rounds of snow showers, and then i don't want to down play the for slippery spot, i just don't think we'll get several inches of snow. light snow or snow showers overnight. for most a coating to an inch. an inch or two across interior parts of new jersey, andly ricky blake roads for the commute, and the -- and slippery roads for the commute, and then the bitter cold ahead down the road in the seven-day forecast, a new snow it's coming up in a few minutes. >> for updates on snow and impact on the morning commute watch eyewitness news this mornin

the new hampshire primary last night. what the new jersey governor is planning now, after this disappointing place. what, sixth place, out of all of the candidate. will this be it? he is headed back to new jersey apparently today, if not already here. >> good day, it is wednesday, february the tenth, 2016. >> we're still getting some snow this morning. >> it was spitting on me all the way in today. >> yes, it was. >> well the storm is playing out the way it was supposed to, supposed to link near the early hours of wednesday, and indeed it has. but, we will gave you a six out of ten, because, things will improve, as soon as this last rounds is out of here. so snow showers, kind of breezy out there, have your umbrella with you, you might need it, and the snow boots are probably good idea. look on the bottom of your screen, see some schools with two-hour delays because of this fresh coating of snow moving through. windchills are in the teens and 20's right now, and there you see it, an area of snow, headed through chester county, delco, here in philadelphia, as mike said, we've go

. you know, edison, new jersey is almost 60 degrees. that colder air comes in and percolates over the relatively warmer land and rises and extra fast and in combination with that warm front, it just there. starting to see herrier showers around warren county. nothing compared to what's to come. here's the line that we watch. whether you get that tornado warning issued further north or not and i'll let you know if that's issued by the national weather service we are calling for heavy winds. wind advisory in effect wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour coast. whether we're under the advisory we'll all feel the winds pick up. >> thank you. >>> with the wild weather the issued an order to secure all cranes. new restrictions went into effect earlier this month after a crane collapsed in tribeca killing a pedestrian. cranes are now required to go into safety mode when winds are forecast to hit 20 miles per hour. >>> that's a manhole cover just exploding in elizabeth. the force propelled the metal cover several feet into the air missing people and cars on elizabeth avenue and 7th street. firefig

. >> what's next for governor chris christie? he's back in new jersey looking ahead after a disappointing defeat in new hampshire. >>> a global health crisis hitting home. three people in our area are being treated for the zika virus. >>> right now on nbc 10 first alert radar, tracking a few light snow showers. parts of the area are already above freezing. so don't expect any additional accumulation this morning. it's 4:30. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. we do have a handful of school delays. you can see those at the bottom of your screen. also check our nbc 10 news app. now let's check with meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. >> we're tracking the tail end of the system that was with us allç day yesterday. very light snow in bucks, montgomery and into new castle county in delaware. accumulation not likely but some spots north and west have dropped below freezing. if it hasn't been treated, expect to see slippier spots this morning. 32 degrees, just dropped to freezing in philadelphia. in the last hour, cape may is above

first interview with new jersey governor chris christie. i have a person working five days a week. literally, i can see new jersey from my house. in order to interview the governor of new jersey, i had to go to new hampshire in a snowstorm. i did get it. we will have more on that later. one thing i did not respect in following republican candidates today in seeing all their bus and rvs and chasing down the candidates. it was so fun. the one thing i did not expect on my journey on the republican trail was a pundit about the state of the democratic race. the relative strengths and weaknesses of bernie sanders and hillary clinton. in normal times, candidates go out of their way to leave the punditry to the pundits. they want to talk about whatever political enemy is attacking at that moment. candidates as a rule, they don't handicap their own races, other people's races. they don't particularly handicap other people's races in the other party. that's how it normally goes. except today, that is not at all what i found. >> what you do on tuesday is going to narrow this field. will you

in west deptford, new jersey right now, 259 around 130. you can still see, not heavy traffic volume but all of our cameras are giving us the same story, reduced visibility. the lenses are covered in rain water. right now there's no problem with the drive time from the 42 freeway to the delaware memorial bridge. speeds average into the 60s. we want to advice you to go slower than that so you don't come upon a slippery spot and lose control of your vehicle. here's snow falling on the schuylkill expressway that looks like through the curve. no problems there, 14-minute trip into center city. we're starting to see slowdowns because of wet condition, from the blue route to the vine street expressway. here is the vine street expressway right around 24th street. this looks real wet in here. that's also because you can see heavily lighted, so you can see all of the roads. that's where you'll be going, towards 95 no problems there yet either. they definitely have wet conditions. as for mass transit, no problems or delays so far for morning. vai? >> thank you, jessica. >>> school districts ar

central new jersey, on southward, they become winter storm warnings and advisories into tomorrow because that's where the next storm is coming from. warning outshore of long island and an advisory through the north shore. that includes the new york city and harbor area. there's the monster storm. if it was closer, we would have been clobbered. another storm will do the same thing, form along the coast, move northward and that will bring in snow tomorrow. intermittent snow. the heaviest looks south of the city. watch for where that band sets up tomorrow into wednesday. for now, an inch or two around the city, northern new jersey and long island. 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 ca

campaign trail for new jersey governor chris christie. the associated press reports christie will drop out of the presidential race and the announcement is imminent. in the last half hour, republican carly fiorina also dropped out of the race. >> news comes a day after both produced dismal results in the new hampshire primary. christie focused bulk of efforts in new hampshire and pulled in 7% of the vote last night. and remember, he came in next to last in the iowa caucus with 2% of that vote. nbc 10's lauren mayk following the developments. >> reporter: there has been silence from chris christie's campaign. but we know from our colleagues at nbc news he wanted to go home, make some calls, and decide what comes next. the associated press is reporting he will end his campaign citing people familiar with his plans. one thing is for sure. chris christie was supposed to be in south carolina now. he had a plane ticket and a scheduled event 15 minutes from now. instead, back in new jersey. his political future in question. at the new hampshire party, the governor's words confirmed thing

recap wyndam age reports here at highland park new jersey, gloucester city high school. scoreboard brought down by win. the report of the shingles ripped off a roof in northeast philadelphia deptford township down trees and traffic lights. power outageness pittsgrove township. this is one spot that had wind in the 60 to 70 miles an hour range. in bellmawr, new jersey down trees and wires. we have had warm air at the surface that just fed into these storms and these strong wind in the upper a atmosphere mixed down to the surface and we felt them a as that line came through. very strange in the only to have severe thunderstorm warnings in february but severe thunderstorm warnings in the wake of the temperatures in the single digits this weekend. we have a few flood warnings for smaller creeks and streams across montgomery, chester, berks county and delaware county as well. be a safe if you live or travel along any roads adjacent to these smaller creeks and streams. coming up we will have better news for rest of the seven dare. for now, back over to you. >> see you then, thank you. >>

get much snow in new jersey other than flurries. the park is bare though we had a coating earlier, and we're down to freezing. leftover snow will make for icy spots into the evening hours. winter storm warning into the early evening. snow is getting lighter. it's a stubborn area that goes from central long island to connecticut and the hudson valley with light accumulation. there's an additional winter weather advisory for later tomorrow into wednesday morning where we can have additional snowfall. coastal flooding a concern through the high tide cycle in the jersey shore and south shore. the western end, and new york city we have a coastal flood advisory. we have the new moon and the big storm offshore. high surf advisory. 12 to 15-footers closing in on the shore at times. your high tide cycle begins at 7:00 in the western end of the long island sound after 10:00. right now. you see the bright whites from bridgeport toport jeff. places that didn't see any snow at all are getting the snow back west at the last second near the hudson and new brunswick in new jersey, so probably a l

point from now in central new jersey up through 7:00 or 8:00. heavier bands of snow pushing in our direction. you can see the brighter white showing up in here. that's heading into portions union, essex county. eventually sliding towards the county as well. al o seeing the brighter white in suffolk county before all is said and done. temperatures still flirting with being above the feezing mark. 33 in the city. at freezing in white plains. still freezing across a good portion of new jersey and the hudson valley. probably get below freezing in the next couple of hours. city, a good chunk of new jersey, southwest connecticut, it's a winter storm warning in suffolk county because conditions there could be worse. with as much as 5 to 8 inches of snow accumulating. moderate to heavy snowfall and the road conditions probably going to be worse out here. especially mid to late morning. elsewhere, look for wet to slushy road conditions as we go on through. again, accumulations around 3 to 35 just to the east of the city. the city around 3. 1 to 3 west of the city. the higher amounts in east

inches highest was in milford new jersey at 1.37. a lot of this is up to the north or the east. new york is at 1.9 inches of rain and 1.07 in islip. a lot of people are seeing these rain and some flooding. it's mostly in the sections of long island and there will be a threat of more showers out there in that region as we go through the morning. it is awesomely warm. 500 in central park and 56 in islip 54 in montauk. cold front is working its way offshore but there is low-pressure developing as it pulls back the moisture to give us additional showers for the eastern section of long island in most do not see temperatures coming down in the mid- 50s. shower chances are back out again and we will see some snow showers and parts of the tri-state especially off to the east. looks interesting. we will give you more on that coming out. >> let get more from ines. >> here is what's going on this morning. westchester and rockland county working fine in new jersey is looking good . let's look at the lie by 106 and 107. it's a good start on this thursday morning westbound and eastbound. thank yo

weather. this is what we're dealing with. flood cigarette making a mess of queens, new jersey and beyond. and in other spots, snow is piling up tonight. storm team 4 meteorologist janice huff is tracking this for us. >> long island gets the top numbers anywhere from 2.8 inches in bedford-stuyvesant bed up to 6 inches. new canaan 3.5 inches of snow. not much in the city. just flurries. it's coaching down lightly across much of long island. across to brookhaven, west hampton beach into fairfield the next storm system is on the way and we're trfcking that in our direction. should be here tomorrow. this will affect new jersey where you have winter storm wa ings and advisories. that goes into effect tomorrow. in the meantime there's also the problem with high tide this evening because of the high tide for these areas. a bit more flooding this evening. we'll talk about more on the snow and wt welian expect tomorrow in just a few minutes. >> as janice just told us suffolk county is getting the most. and one neighborhood won't be plowed at all. >> reporter: we have about five inches of sn

news in the morning. traffic and weather coming up but thousands of cruise jersey. >> they arrived last night. janelle burrell joins us live from the cruise ship terminal with more. >> you can see the ship in the background here behind me there. are 3,000 people who chose to stay on the ship overnight but many others say they could not after their horrible experience. >> the royal caribbean anthem of the seas pulling into port to cheers after the experienced passenger says it was anything but a vacation. >> hell. we've been on the high seas. we were trapped in a room for 17 hours like a roller coast you you can't get off of and you weren't strapped in. >> passengers kissing the ground. >> worst vacation ever. >> the ship that left saturday was forced to turn around monday after sailing right into a winter storm off the coast of north carolina sending massive waves crashing right up against them. >> 150 miles per hour winds, 40- foot waves. we didn't think we would make it home. >> the captain made passengers stay at their rooms. >> we were at a 45-degree angle >> video taken shows

zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> happening today in trenton, the union representing new jersey corrections officers is urging state lawmakers to pass a bill that would establish a compensation program for those injured on the job. it comes in the wake of recent reports of inmates attacking officers and they sent us some of these pictures you're looking at showing some of the injuries allegedly at the hands of inmates. >>> today atlantic city's mayor and city counsel will share their thoughts about a state proposal to say over the stay's finances. mayor don guardian plafted the proposal last week saying the city would be left out of decisionmaking but last month guardian agreed with the governor and the state senate president on a preliminary partnership plan to save the city from bankruptcy. >>> an endorsement from harrisburg. >> a local politician running for pennsylvania attorney general now has the backing of governor tom wolf. wolf said he will support josh shapiro who chairs the montgomery county board of commissioners and is a former state lawmaker. he's one of three candidates runni

from bayonne, new jersey w royal caribbean's anthem of the seas just docked within the last hour. many on board cheering as they pulled in to port. their smooth ride in a different story from the rough seas of sunday' nor'easter. 30-foot waves battered the ship passengers were told to hunker down. tonight their first chance to get off that cruise ship. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. >>> and let's get right to fox 29's shawnette wilson live in bayonne, cape liberty. shawnette, have passengers started disebarking yet? >> reporter: oh absolutely, lucy. it is quite the chaotic scene here behind me. we'll take a look right now people continue to come out of the terminal here. you can see many of them out trying to make plans as to how they'll get home tonight. people coming out with luggage, suitcases everything they took on this cruise that basically did not happen. a lot of wary faces. some of them happy. most excited to be back here at home. and so this cruise ship the anthem of the sea pulled in here to new jersey just after 8:00 o'clock tonight. it was a rough t

>> now on chasing news. >> the turkey attacked a mailman. >> new jersey. >> the mailman called the supervisor, the supervisor called 911. >> i have a carrier who got attacked by a wild turkey. >> did he do the right thing. >> our hearts and prayers go to kara who was taken to cooper hospital, she was undergoing brain surgery she is in critical condition, this hits home for me, around the same age i had brain surgery. >> amillia goes out on weekend could but you would be surprised to find out what she brings with her. a combination of dance and acrobatics. >> are booze and drugs involved. >> i am in hills dale, new jersey, there are unwelcome visitors. engaged in fowl play, the culprit, turkey. the wild turkeys were acting like wild animals when they attack a mailman, surrounding his truck, leaving him stuck and panicked. >> i have a carrier that is being attacked by wild turkeys. >> the turkey standoff ended peacefully, but turkeys have been known to get aggressive, leaving hills dale on high alert. >> my father was a mailman, i am picturing something hike that happening to him, it

some more bomb lockdowns at several bergen county high schools today. new jersey lawmakers and police say they have a plan to swatting. cbs 2's ilana gold explains what they plan to do. >> reporter: police surrounded and evacuated teaneck high school this morning after investigators say a computer- generated message was called in talking about a bomb threat and threat to kill students. detectives now call it a hoax. >> whoever is doing it has to i have a test. we had to walk out of the test. it's disrupting. >> reporter: the same call went to high schools in bergenfield, hackensack, mahwah and another town. >> my child wants to go home. so i'm here just to get her. whatever makes her comfortable. >> she doesn't feel safe? >> yeah. i mean, who would? >> reporter: police say their responses to the hoaxes is costing taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars. they are trying to stop it but it's a challenge. >> it requires technology to trace the calls and see where they originated from. >> reporter: mahwah police chief says those phone numbers are internet-generated and untraceable. he tells

where you live. so here's what we expect as far as snow totals. if you are in new jersey and delaware you'll see the most out of this. about 2 to 4 inches. let's zoom in. we could see locally higher amounts. this is parts of sussex county. cape may county, cumberland, atlantic county, 2to 4 inches. we could have higher amounts. we get closer to the philadelphia area, 1 to 2, we'll be more on the enof this less amount of time the snow falling so this is mostly new castle, kent county through the i-95 corridor into philadelphia interior sections of new jersey. so the closer you are to 95, that's where you'll see 1 to 2 inches. still 2 to 4 through much of new jersey and that is going to extend to trenton. about up to an inch so the impacts in these areas this is what you can expect. mostly grassy accumulations for bucks, montgomery and chester counties. philadelphia to trenton, mostly grassy accumulation. as the snow falls visibility gets low so that's going to be an issue in the morning, especially into new jersey, wet snow, heavy at times so be very careful on the roadways and all of

going down a little looking to the south, light snow into new jersey and snow flakes in staten island, nothing heavy, and the temperatures are above freeze, but the snow showers are expanding across the area. high today in the mid-30s. four degrees below average. last year on this date we had a trace of snow fall, and it was 29. look for periods of snow developing through the evening hour, steadier overnight, and going into the morning commute, of sun and gusty winds tomorrow during the day. the snow showers try to make it into new jersey and then fall apart, and a few flurries in staten island. no big concerns for the evening commute. but maybe the garden state parkway gets a little damp, near long beach. it's not the classic set up. you have a low offshore, another one right here. they're link bid this front -- linked by this front, and it's dragging the snow to the north. there's another low former here between the other two, and as that moves off to the north and east, that may enhance the snow st. paul over -- it will snow fall over long island. it will storms over central new 11

of new jersey. coastal areas of connecticut. between 7:00 and 10:00 in the morning, it pushes further north and west. it doesn't get too far north and west. the further north and west it goes, less of a chance for it. suffolk unty is where you stand the greatest chance of seeing a few slushy inches of snow gechblt watch for the snow a light snow or flurry by the evening hours. temperatures generally in the low to mie 30s. the total accumulation amounts in a bit. let's go to lauren road. cleared. one is out there on t new jersey turnpike headed northbound by interchange 13. if you're headed towards the goethals bridge, it's an overturned tractor-trailer and fuel spill. we'll take a live look outside at the brooklyn bridge. things are moving along nicely. you can see there was no construction on the manhattan-bound side of the span. the bqe in good shape. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> thank you very much, lurn. >>> on long thisland, no rest for the crews heading out to clear the roads again. "today in new york's" katherine creag is there as they get set for another one.

here in new jersey here that would keep riding to the north. future cast, temperatures are in the mid-50s. you'll see by 4:00, a good portion of this rain is through the area so for the next three, four hours, the rain is going to come down hard. and the winds are going to gust very high over us as we go into the evening commute and into tonight. expected rainfall somewhere around half inch, three quarters and an inch of rain. create flooding. wind speeds will be sustained here, 25 to 35 miles per hour. as i mentioned, with the gusts at 40. into the next few hours. there's 50 to maybe 60-mile-per- hour wind gusts at the coast. we'll talk about what will happen in the weekend. as this plows on through. we'll talk more about this rain coming up, it's working its way into the area. dave and shirleen, back to you. >> and remember, you can get the latest accuweather forecast with our free accutrack weather app. >>> in connecticut, a father shot and killed by police, after he reportedly attacked his wife and three children. now, this happened at a home on mount laurel road in fairfield. eye

-north is running on or close to schedule on the long island railroad, doing okay. new jersey transit, no major problems to report at this point. we had a couple of accidents to start off the morning, but we have this that's still with us. we have a flooding situation here because of those rains. we have all lanes closed down. that is in both directions. construction at the george washington bridge as you come down on that upper level. lincoln and holland, you have construction. we'll show you the george washington bridge as you come inbound. you can see the upper level is heavier than the lower level. that's because of that construction. hopefully you'll get that cleared away by 5:00 a.m. meantime, you want to go to the lower level, but that's easy pass only. the bayonne bridge is closed until 5:00 a.m. they usually do a traffic poll right here. they canceled that. story, software giant apple vowing to fight a court order to help prosecutors hack into the iphone of the alleged san "eyewitness news" reporter dray clark is live with more. >> reporter: apple's ceo tim cooke says the com

west. what you see is we get to 8:00 tonight. long island. much of northern new jersey, into rain. and then we get this rain overnight. we could be looking at a coating to an inch or two. notice the rain tomorrow evening is going to be very heavy as we get into tomorrow night. we're going to talk about that next too, in the accuweather forecast. next system is going to be pretty tough. >> thank you, bill. and he will return with the seven-day accuweather forecast and remember, stay on top of the weather conditions on the app. it is free to download for iphone or android. >>> a woman in custody, accused of stealing an mta bus. now, she got behind the wheel street. driving for three blocks before she was stopped. eyewitness news reporter n.j. burkett at the scene with details. >> that's right, dave. off. incident. came to an end. no, nobody was injured. but for three full blocks, nobody really knew how this whole thing was going to turn out. it happened aboard this mta bus, running the m101 route, dave, north on third avenue. the joy rider, identified only as a 34-year-old woman, ha

home after a disappointing 6th place finish. >>> we'll go home to new jersey to wait by tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon we'll know. that will allow us to make a decision about how we move from here in this race. >>> back on the democratic side new hampshire was a huge blow for clinton who lost to sanders by a significant margin after squeaking by with a win this -- in iowa. new hampshire has been kind to the clintons, it's the state that made bill clinton the comeback kid in 1992. seems like a long time ago. >>> and she won it 8 years ago you're right it's a big disappointment. >>> warrants are being prepared in connection with the assault investigation involving lesean mccoy at an old city nightclub. this is the video of brawl. two officers were seriously hurt. no arrests have been made in action with the incident that happened at the recess lounge. police have recommended criminal charges. the district attorney's office is reviewing the case. willmccoy retained attorney jack mcmahon. >>> maribel aber has market watch. >>> sports authority is facing possible bankruptly m

race that includes governor chris christie who is returning to new jersey to reevaluate his campaign. >>> the people of new hampshire has sent a profound message to the political establishment, to the economic establishment, and, by the way, to the media establishment. >> they are feeling the bern in new hampshire giving bernie sanders his first win on the national stage. >>> also in your head lines this morning the zika virus is close to home we have latest on the out break which states are affected and why the virus matters to everyone not just pregnant woman. >>> good morning, it is wednesday, february 10th i'm erika von tiehl. i want to check with katie and meisha with the the latest on the the forecast and roads. there can be some slick spots. >> yes, good morning. making it over the hum top day, so glad it is wednesday almost to the gate the way and roads are looking wet this morning. same thing as we are's seeing yesterday. the katie, question is it cold enough to stay frozen. >> absolutely, yes. when you have cover of darkness and kind of temperatures we have got and certainl