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

new jersey has been extended to 1:00 a.m. aside from that, which we will be tracking through the overnight hours, still looking at very heavy rain falling across the area. we have, however, that severe thunderstorm warning i told you about a little bit ago. mercer to tenton. until 11:45 tonight. the precip rates in the heavy rain close to 4 1/2 inches an hour and starting the really move out of mercer county, at least the brunt of it. either way, could be seeing damaging winds near 60 miles per hour, lightning, heavy rain again and the potential for hail. this storm is moving to the northeast around 100 miles per hour. that is extremely fast for an isolated storm. we typically don't see it that fast and dealing with a very unstable weather pattern today. flash flood warning continues for areas in delaware, extending up through philadelphia along the major interstates to the trenton areas. we are looking at flooding in these areas, roadway flooding, street and creek flooding occurring in many locations already because of the h

new jersey. he meantime coastal flood advisories in effect for suffolk, fairfield, westchester, hudson, essex union and new york city. we're watching it. the snow now pushing out of the way. much less of a factor. still light snow in the area. see the dry patch pushing on in. look at this. sloppy as this, is this is the off and on weather bringing us more snow and problems on the road. we'll tell you how much ando where in just a few minutes. back to you. >>> count on news 4 to keep you connected to he changing weather an nbc 4 new york app. use the interactive radar and set the weather page as your home screen. download the nbc 4 new york app in the apple store now. other stores we'ut following police looking for the gunman who fired shots into harlem. gu nman pulled the trigger. police say those bullets were aimed at the man but no one was hurt. >>> another case involving a rabid raccoo n. thn is time the animal bit somebody in t iheir own home in connecticut. theis happened in bridgeport back

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.

>> 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

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

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

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 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 the total package. she was beautiful, she was smart, she was extremely h

new jersey, coastal new jeorey, all of long island. moves up a little bit further north and west by 10:00. into central portions of new jersey as well. it doesn't move further west than this. as we go through the afternoon, it starts to lift out a little bit towards the north and east. holes in the snow shiel so itg gets lighter and intermitt ent.au overnight, periods of light snow and flurries. we'll see that during the day tomorrow and tomorrow night as well. tomorrow night to wednesday that may keep its focus to the south of us. we'll watch that as it evolves. slushy 1 to 2 inches in the ci. 3 to 6 to the east. especially the eastern half of suffolk county towards the twin forks. further north and west, not far west of the city, talking about a trace to an inch. that's about it. temperaturewise, again, probably settling back to the low to mid-30s and staying there this afternoo 20s tonight. be slick travel overnight. light snow or flurries tuesday, again wednesday. dries out. but turning sharply colder by thdot weekend. ft a high sa

reporting live deanna durante, "nbc 10 news." >> new at 6:00, a veteran new jersey state trooper claims state police increased the academy's vdiversity ignoring background checks. she was reassigned and denied a promotion when she flagged applicants with criminal records. nbc 10 spoke with a spokesman who says he cannot comment on the lawsuit but he does say state police have dedicated more people to the recruiting process and they put a lot of effort into recruiting qualified and diverse applicants. >>> city health officials confirm the first case of zika virus in philadelphia. the it is a 60-year-old woman, who recently travelled to the caribbean where she contracted the virus. the woman was never hospitalized and is already recovering. in pennsylvania there have been five confirmed cases of the virus linked to severe birth defects. two in new jersey and one case of the confirmed virus in delaware. >> a panel of judges grilled lawyers in the corruption case involving new jersey senator bob menendez. his lawyers argued that charges against the senator should be dropped due to constitut

particularly western new jersey. all of those counties, you want to be aware that that rain is coming to you now as we speak. and i'll have more on that coming up. >>> police are investigating an assault on a tourist at the statue of liberty ferry terminal. police say the man was with his family, when they were approached by a woman selling tickets yesterday afternoon. when they declined the tickets, investigators say another man punched the victim, knocking him unconscious. the two suspects took off. the victim suffered a broken skull and is in the hospital in stable condition. >>> right now, mayor bill de blasio is in brooklyn, discussing a new light rail system. that is one of the ones set. it would travel 16 miles on the east river. the $2.-- -- $2.5 billion is part of this. >>> thinking of putting tablets in the hands of its station agents. it would have workers tablets hanging directly. it would help give passengers travel and other information. the pilot program would take stations. >>> the islamic state group

passengers are traveling out of new jersey. the anthem of the seas is one of the largest cruise ships ever built heading back to new jersey. it hit heavy storms off the coast of florida. it was so bad this weekend that the captain ordered everyone in the cabins to safety. sunday was terrible. there was hurricane force winds and passengers posted pictures on social media this video was shot from the cabin window the monstrous waves. >> it starts to tilt back and forth. the wind is getting videotaped and that's when we immediately knew something was off. >> apparently the captain told the passengers , it would be worse it was the worst day at sea he had ever experienced. the national weather service says it warmed about the strong four days after the cruise ship ran into trouble. coming up, we will talk to the ship . they may have on go to their state rooms. times account. the captain said, help minibar. it's free. really scared. >> that was scary. the storm developed and got a lot stronger. i think it was yesterday. i got really

new jersey symphony. he transformed the group in the nationally recognized orchestra that yearly performed, american 100 concerts, after retiring in 1976, he continued to tour as a guest conductor for 20 years, until his death from a heart attack at the age of 63. he was a first black person to become a regular conductor of a major american symphony orchestra. >> breaking barriers. >> very cool. >> yeah. >> right here in our area too. >> absolutely. >> just like that. >>> speaking of new jersey. >> yes. >> young beauties got a special opportunity to get dolled up, a collinswood beauty salon holding a special event for children. little cuties getting their first taste of professional hair and make up, at verde salon. the theme of the the day was beauty and the beast because, the broadway play is in town. some girls got braid in their hair just like bell, and the salon says it the is all about making little ones feel just like a princess. >> it is one of those feel good days. our clients are all moms. my te

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

what does new jersey law say? >> he proceeded in federal court he has ever right to proceed in federal court for a first amendment violation. >> what does new jersey law say. you brought it up. what does it say? >> the statute mimics the 1983 cause of action. >> if you violate, you can't fire a state employee in violation of the federal constitution. it's strange law. >> you don't have the text of it, do you? >> i'm sorry? >> the text of the new jersey law so that we can know what we're talking about. >> sure. the new jersey law can create substantive rights. with respect to this matter, he's also not protected by civil rights either. >> the believe says it provides statutory action for an attempt to violate an individual's civil rights. is he wrong? >> an attempt to violate? >> yeah. >> it is included in there, but that doesn't give you an exclusive right. you can't diminish -- >> the question is not whether the new jersey law aggregates first amendment rights. the question is whether he has an independent remedy

in allendale, new jersey, cindy hsu, cbs 2 news. >> hm. that. >> so majestic. beautiful. >> it's special. it's like they had this whole other language that we don't know anything about. >> a lot of sense. credit for. >>> lonnie quinn has the forecast. up? >> it's going to be real nice this weekend and then we'll drop back down with a little cold air at the end of next week but there's the snap of cold air that we may stuff. there today. right now, plenty of you are below the freezing mark. 30 around clifton. 30 in lebanon. 29 up in west milford. that's adam in middletown. good-looking sky. everybody has a good-looking sky. it's cold. wind blowing, as well. take off 5 to 8 degrees for the wind chill. new york city right now 32 degrees. take off 4 for the wind chill there, feels like 28. it was a nice clear sky and it's going to be colder tomorrow morning than it was this morning. morning. but even colder so saturday morning. the winds will be dying down. that's a good thing. your weekend. tomorrow, you'll have the sunshine hit 42 degrees. that same sunshine stay

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

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

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

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

released. >>> new at 11:00, violence interrupting at a high school hockey 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. 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. >> the person then shut the door behind us and just started 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

and also, a speed re vection in play, on the new jersey turnpike. mike and alex back over to you. >> thank you, 6:03 on this wednesday. the day after primary. now after months of campaigning in the snow, it snowed again yesterday, the battle for the south has officially gun. and the runners up will be looking for new life. and, in some cases, survival, as the winners celebrate ohio governor john kasich, came in second place. ted cruz, jeb bush, placed second, third. >> well, 6:03. charges could be filed today against former eagle lesean mccoy and the few of his friends. >> yes, after surveillance video of a club brawl allegedly shows shady getting into a fight, with three off duty philadelphia police officers. >> former players in the nfl. >> so let's get to dave kinchen, live more information on how this incident started, dave? >> we've been checking in all morning with central detective here, and if those charges are approved today, sources tell us, that several people involved in that altercation including shady mccoy himself will turn themselves

he moved to newark, new jersey where he became conductor and music director of the new jersey symphony. >> he transformed the even sem many in to a nationally recognized orchestra that yearly performed more than a hundred concerts. he retired in 1976 but continued to tour as a guest conduct are for 20 years, until his death from a heart attack at the age of 63. he was the first african-american to become a regular conductor of a major american symphony orchestra. >> wow, such a loss at age of 63 with all that talent. so sad. >>> kanye west released his much anticipated album life of pablo and debuted his latest fashion creation. now he said he need loan and prayers. >> what does this say here. >> it has us scratching our head. i write this to you my brothers while still 53 million-dollar in personal debt. please pray we overcome. this is my true heart. >> what does he mean this is my true hard. >> i don't know maybe this is real, it is in the a joke a lot of times you say did he really post this. maybe this is me. he sent this saturday night as he waited to go on saturday night life. a

mid teens in new jersey. feels like 5 when it kicks in. feels like 4 below zero in newburgh and 7 in long branch. each today, you have to bundle up. this is serious cold. that's what we're looking out through the weekend. what's going on, on the commute

a coating to two inches in most spots, but higher amounts in central new jersey and long island. i'll explain in the main weather. slick roads for the morning commute is what you need to know, but for the most part just the slick roads like this morning. more coming up in a few minutes. >> okay, slick roads and a lot of water. that looks like a river there. take a look, some cars, no match for the high water on chandler street, but many drivers were willing to take parts of jersey shore also submerged in water. toni yates has more. >> reporter: yes, you know it actually turned out to be a pretty decent winter this afternoon after the flooding subsided, but there is a high tide tonight with some more chances of street flooding overnight. two over the top high tides back to back flooded streets along this low lying pocket, but after a few short hours, the roads go back to normal with the punching system. -- pumping system. the flooding. >> i knew about it, but didn't day. >> reporter: people that live here know what to expect, moving cars early, many own waders, and have homes rais

new jersey governor chris christie. the same man who suspended his presidential campaign today. >> i was amazed that he even attempted to go in. i didn't think he had a snowball's chance in hell. >> reporter: supporters were more optimistic. >> a good guy and doing right by the country and the state. >> reporter: political experts say all is not lost for new jersey's governor. >> coming up short in new hampshire after the resources in makes it difficult to go to south carolina. make no mistake, chris christie is a person who will be in the political fold for a number of years to come because of his raw political talent. >> reporter: keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> we won by a lot. really a lot. >> donald trump bragging about his win in the gop new hampshire primary tonight and boasted about 35% of the vote. the crowd at the campaign event in south carolina this evening. ohio governor john kasich finished second in new hampshire on the republican side and set to make a move that could help him in south carolina and expecte

to new jersey now this afternoon. this is what remains of a popular camden county deli after a fire ripped through it last night. investigators say they aren't suspicious but they are still working on determining a cause. today the owners of amato brothers on the white horse pike in oaklyn tell "action news" that the flames started in the storage room. an "action news" viewer captured smoke pouring from that deli last night. luckily no one was injured but the store will be closed until they can get it all cleaned up and reopened. >>> today some heartbroken customers. >> it's going to be opened soon, hopefully sooner than later but unfortunately this happens and i feel bad. >> reporter: good sandwiches here, hm. >> yes, very good. >> right now community members are raising money for the family. they set up a go fund me page which already has raised about $1,500 this afternoon. loyal customers also reaching out to see how they can help on facebook. you heard his voice there. vernon odom will have the full story from oak

subfreezing northwest sections of new jersey. a line of showers that will come on through about the midday hours. the morning commute, i think, is dry. may get early sunshine. then the clouds take over. we will see a passing shower about 11:00, 2:00 in the afternoon. then clearing followed by a cooling trepd. changes coming up in the workweek. we'll talk about that in a little bit. let's go to lauren scala on a monday morning. good morning, lauren. >> good morning. we have a couple of problems out there. we'll head over to the new york state thruway. heading southbound. watch out for an accident there. then you have a ramp closure. it closes it from northbound 208. things are rolling along pretty nicely. more on the 4s. >>> a deadly hit and run on the new jersey turnpike, the suspect in custody. lori bordonaro is outside the 100th precinct in rockaway beach where that officer was stationed. >> reporter: michael, the police have the driver in the custody but have not released his name. a very sad day outside the is 00 precinct whe

we have brand new video of a rescue off the coast of new jersey. see the coast guard pulling a fisherman to safety. >> and i'm nydia han, prepared foods from the supermarket make for quick and convenient dinners, but is the food fresh and healthy? . >>> "action news" continues. >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with a water main break causing quite a mess in a philadelphia neighborhood. >>> and a young child found wandering the streets alone. vernon odom ask live with an update for the search for his parents. >>> and a dad gets extremely creative with his family photos, how he got these images of his young daughter. we are tracking snow in the forecast. it's expected to last overnight and make for a messy morning commute. lets get the latest word from meteorologist, adam joseph at the big board. >> yesterday we saw the models develop along the track. that low off the carolinas will move to the north and east and throw some of this precipitation back but it's mainly right around philadelphia to the south and east and much less in the far west

in new jersey, elise finch, cbs 2 news. >> it turns out it was new jersey's late u.s. senator frank lautenberg who sponsored the legislation to raise the drinking age to 21 way back in 1984. >>> new jersey governor chris christie makes his first public appearance since he ended his presidential bid. the governor attended the street elementary school in newark. we did want to ask governor christie questions about the issues facing new jersey but he took no questions. our cameras caught his vehicle driving away. we later contacted his office and asked when the governor plans to take questions from the media. his office said that he will be on the radio monday but no date is set for future news conferences. >>> harlem congressman charles rangel is retiring. he will step down at the end of the year after spending 46 years on capitol hill. the 85-year-old served 23 terms in the house of representatives. rangel is founding member of the congressional black caucus and was also the first black member of congress to lead the ways and means committee. he said that he wants to le

we have the new jersey turnpike in our cameras right now. there are speed restrictions there and clearly you can see why. that's between the delaware memorial bridge and exit 12, all the way up in rahway. you can see these are our cameras around the delaware memorial bridge. that snow is falling heavily at least at this point and accumulating on the roadways as you can see with the car driving through and over into the center lane where cars aren't traveling, you can see where the snow is starting to accumulate. slippery conditions out there. go slow. the posted speeds on the turnpike are 45 miles per hour. more speed restrictions in the area. i'll have them for you wasn't i come back at 5:00. >> we'll see you then, jessica. >>> while the weather is important, we want to tip it here and talk about something very important. heart disease and stroke kill one in three women every year. >> it's one of the ma is it tst that they want you to know about. today is national wear red day. use the #philly goes red. we'll be tweeting our own pictures. t

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

and some parts of new jersey as well. we'll go over more of our cameras and drive times when i come back in the 6:00 hour. >> five minutes before 6:00 right now. with more snow and cold weather on the way, it's a good time to put to use some tips and tricks to stay warm and save money this winter. >> you've probably seen videos on social media showing you things like keeping the oven door open as this fellow is doing after cooking. make sure it's not turned on. another tip we found, open your cabinets under the sink to alloç warmer air to circulate around your pipes to keep them from freezing. both of those tips might not be the best thing to do if you have children in the house. we want to know what you do. are there any short cuts that you found that work for fighting winter weather? tell us on facebook and twitter and we may share them later this week on "nbc 10 news today." >>> now to the latest on the police investigation into former eagle lesean mccoy. sources tell nbc 10 charges will be filed against mccoy and thr

moving into new jersey, a live lookç at new jersey with the white horse pike. light traffic. that's a smooth commute if that's part of your ride this morning. going up to the lehigh valley, 78 at lehigh street, light traffic. 78 looks good, as does 309 and 22. the burlington bristol, the tacony palmyra and the ben frankl franklin, the betsy ross, everything is looking good. >>> remembering a young hero in norristown. >> he's always been very brave and really caring and he loved his parents. >> see how the community is remembering a boy killed in a fire. plus, the effort is under way to prevent more fire deaths. >>> next, a party with a purpose. find out why students spent part of their weekend raising money and helping a teacher in need. homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan, it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad? yes, you could replace your student loans with one new loa

you are traveling in new jersey, you are find . let's take a look at the staten island expressway. missing traffic holds as a move construction going on. you are doing fine into new jersey and traffic is coming into the staten island crossing into the george washington bridge on the upper and lower levels doing fine. the lincoln and the holland tunnel look good. train is looking good at with the new jersey transit strike i am a little bit nervous. >> there is a potential for that next month. train drivers need to brace for the possibility of a strike. they said it could happen on saturday, march 12 if a deal is not reached. the union rep says the transit workers want more money thing am not had a contract in five years. it is not seem like the bus drivers and other workers will take part in the strike. the last new jersey transit strike was back in 1983. >> hard to believe. it has been one year since the cross on the slammed into the track in westchester county.it killed a driver of the car and five metro-north writers died. ben: t

new jersey transit long island fine. subway service running on or you normally use the subways you should be okay at this point. this is where you are not okay. 287 going northbound at exit 22 so this is near 78. you have an accident. there's a fuel spill involved. two lanes are closed down as a result. george washington bridge, lincoln, holland have minor delays looking just fine at this point. the bay bridge has been reopened and the gothel's bridge everything has been reopened and we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today. ken, lauri, over to you. >> all right heather. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning the influence wall street could have on the iowa caucuses today and why it could mean a big win for the republicans this election year. >>> and hear from the professional hockey player who as a joke on what's with them? oh, those two? they're always fighting for attention. there's more to a legendary city than its legends. plan your legendary stay at visitphilly.com and you'll see

. >>> live pictures from bayonne, new jersey. the cruise ship battered by hurricane-force winds back in new jersey. those on board. >> a massive manhunt growing as police try to capture the man accused of murdering two young children and their mother. >>> get ready for a deep freeze. storm team 4 as has an update on the arctic blast hitting our area. "today in new york" starts now. good morning. we're not going to worry about the arctic this second. it's february lechth. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm michael gargiulo. let check in with chris cimino. think the word is ep joy today. >> enjoy the 20s and single digit windchills. the weekend is will be worse. it's coming in installments. it's a colder start. lost another degree. down to 24. a changeable sky, varying amounts of clouds and sun. it stays below freezing all day. single digits and teens windchills. mid-20s to low 20s. upper teens north and west. low 20s. there will be cloud and sun around. 24 now. may slip another couple of degrees. only bounce back to the mid and upper

. >>> right now on news 4 new york, more than a dozen killings in new jersey's largest city. newark cops fed up. that city calling in state troopers now. >> more than a hundred killings last year. citizens and cops alike say they've had enough. >> reporter: no question about it. with this murder rate of almost one every other day, i'm told that most of this, 99% anyway are criminals killing criminals. this city is on edge and indeed calling in reenforcements. sirens screaming through the streets of newark are a common sound in this city and this is a common complaint about crime. >> out of control really. >> reporter: crime is out of control? >> yeah. every other night you hear about a new murder somewhere. >> reporter: in fact, there has been on average a murder almost every other day. 14 murt dered so far in 2016. newark's mayor and new public safety director have had enough. reinforcements in the form of more than two dozen or so uniformed troopers. 4 investigates has learned that out of a force of approximately 950, roughly 20% cannot be put on the streets for various rea

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

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. we'll have more on that later. the one thing i did not expect in following republican candidates around today and seeing all their buses and rvs, it was so fun. the one thing i did not expect to find on my very fun journey on the republican campaign trail was pundintry about the state of the democratic race. in normal times candidates go out of their way to leave it to the pundits. they like to talk about themselves and whatever political enemy is most convenient for them to be attacking at that moment. candidates, as a rule, they don't handicap their own races. they don't handicap other people's races. they don't handicap other people's races in the other party. that's how it normally goes. except today that's not at all what i found. >> what you do on tuesday will narrow this field. you're going to decide who the other 48 states gets to pick from. we started with 17. we're down to eight. y

nature's path granola. >>> new tonight, a burglar breaks in a home in new jersey. the family with children were sleeping. here are pictures from surveillance cameras that recorded a hooded man entering and leaving the house on wyoming drive in toms river. it happened around 4:30 in the morning. police say he stole purses and then left. >>> if you think the long island railroad was moving slowly last year, you might be on to something. new statistics showed trains were late more often in 2015 than at any point since 2000. the annual operating report showed on time performance fell for the 4th straight year. trains forced to end runs early before reaching the destination rose by 29%. says a lot of factors slow down train service including derailments, east river tunnel issues and trespassers. the mta released a statement saying the l.i.r.r. is undertaking extensive infrastructure renewal that will improve on time performance over the long term. >>> charles schumer is pushing flights. he wants the faa to have minimum seat standards. he said seat sizes are shrink. >> n

. >>> let's take a live look mobile 6 is in absecon new jersey, along route 9. they are expected to get the brunt of this 3 or 4 inches. >>> we have a rainy commute in this location. in other places we're seeing snow. let's talk about the team coverage we're taking a live look storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. in they are, team coverage, david murphy and karen rogers. >>> we have katherine scott and annie mccormick. we start with david. >> reporter: i see snow over katherine. we have wet snow over the central portion of the region. if you've been following this forecast over the last day and a half it's getting farther and farther inland and more snowy. it is wet snow accumulating 1 to 3 inches as we go between now and 10:00 a.m. by then it should be off the coast. the closer you are to the shore, more rain you have. but we expect a change over to snow from the northwest to the coast later on. mainly wet roads. as we look at current temperatures there are spots getting close to the freezing mark. trenton, millville, 34. in some areas we may develop slush o

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.

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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

route 73 in new jersey around the route 70 circle area. you can see no problems, a lot of cars starting out there. sun is starting to be out. definitely going to be a good day for çdrivers, as we can se for mass transit, if you take pat ka, d.a.r.t., new jersey transit, patco or septa, no delays but septa is starting on a new schedule today. check before you go. >>> a federal judge rejected an emergency motion last night to stop a deposition by camille cosby. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in the digital operations center with more on what's expected today. matt? >> tracy and vai, camille cosby's lawyers tried to stop this deposition or at least put it on hold. she's slated to answer questions under oath in the suit that alleges bill cosby sexually assaulted seven women several years ago. this deposition is supposed to happen in a springfield, massachusetts hotel. her lawyers say it serves no purpose but to embarrass and harass her. private conversations between a married couple are protected by law but business conferrings are not. and c

over to plain rainepity of long island, good portion of new jersey. here's a lull i'm talking abouw. just lighter showers. watch what happens in the afternoon from the west. is is the cold front. a nasty line of showers here. that bright red indicating maybe a brief thunderstorm as this front moves on by ahead of it tomorrow, we could be in the mid-50s. temperatures hang talmost 60 degrees. acr cumulations, an inch or so in the city. coating to an inch or less. eastern long isiand eswn the jersey shore. maybe a coating at that. area in pipg indicating 3 to 4 inches here. maybe touch upon a 5 in the higher terrain. north and west before the changeover. a light accumulation. just enough to make the evening commute messy. morning commute is fine. it all goes over to rain later tonight. look t tne temperatures. 55. still nice on wednesday at 45. little more seasonable. thursday and friday. warming up for the weekend. that means rain again on saturday with a high of 54 and close to 50 on sunday. it's a little after 4:47. hottpefully things are quiet, laure

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