york and new yorkers. i have to tell you, that was a very insulting statement that ted made. >> that exchange spawning a twitter hashtag, new york values, with responses ranging from funny and tongue and cheek to more serious and thoughtful. some of them right now. going to a bodega at 11:00 p.m. for a wrap because you forgot to eat, new york values. another, work hard, celebrate diversity, innovate, welcome new americans, create opportunities, subsidize u.s. via taxes, new york values. and finally, refusing to pay more than 99 cents for a piece of pizza and less than $8 for a cup cake, #newyorkvalues. we've compiled some of the best we thought and put them on our >> looking forward to seeing all those. i agree with that slice of pizza. thank you. >>> hillary clinton reacted to the attacks from one of her republican challengers. she did it with a joke. >> donald trump on the other night, i don't knowbf if you saw it. >> i didn't. [ laughter ] i'll tell you what, he's a lot more obsessed with me than i am w

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

rob marciano, abc news, new york. the storm buried the inland city of charleston, west virginia, under 16.9 inches of snow. plows only got to the primary so people spent the weekend shoveling their neighbors. in the mountains, mountains of west virginia, more than twice as much, 40.5 inches. at jfk airport here in new york, 30.5 inches, baltimore bwi, 29.2, newark 28.1. don't forget the national zool in washington they got 22.4 inches. >> time to go snow boarding in west virginia there. pretty cool. as for new jersey, coastal residents, it wasn't so much about the snow but about flooding. the storm brought extremely high tides and big waves, as well. stores and homes were flooded and the entire streets turned into waterways as you saw there with chunks of ice floating in them. most of the water has now receded. now the mud and debris left behind. one shore community fared well throughout. belonged. >> well, our coverage continues now with abc's ray raimundi live outside our studio in new york. >> ray, what's it look l

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this one at new york's laguardia. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> slowly but surely getting back to business. let's see what the situation is right now for those stranded travelers, as well as those of us who are staying put. >> we get to accuweather's paul williams who has the forecast. morning, paul. >> thanks, reena, kendis. listen, i know everybody's skittish about the mere mention of the word snow. we're not expecting any more snow. but the snow we have will complicate matters because it's melting right now. there's so much of it, and we're expecting a tremendous amount of icing to occur because those puddles are going to freeze throughout the overnight period. tricky driving as a result of that. stars the rest of the country is concerned, we're looking for the messiest of weather along the mississippi valley region. cold weather just to the west of the rain and snow and stormmaker. snow up towards the great lakes. mixture of freezing rain and sleet throughout the ohio valley region and showers in the deep

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>> i think he may shift in his new rallies to playing new york, new york, because donald comes from new york and he embodies new york values. >> reporter: now, "the new york times" reports cruz failed to disclose a loan of up to $500,000 where his wife works. he dismisses that as a matter of semantics. >> it is an inadvertent filing question. the fact of the underlying matter have been disclosed for many, many years. our finances are not complicated. >> heading into tonight, the divide between the establishment and outsiders is escalating with trump responding to the republican response to president obama. >> it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. >> south carolina governor, calling out trump as angry. >> i am. i am very angry. i hate what's happening to our country. i am angry. >> jeb bush now admits he misjudged the intensity of anger among republicans calling it dramatically different than in past elections.

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>> yeah, i think most people know exactly what new york values are. >> i am from new york. i don't. >> you're from new york so you might not. but i promise you in the state of south carolina, they do. and, listen, there are many, many wonderful, wonderful working men and women in the state of new york. but everyone understands that the values in new york city are or pro-gay marriage, focused around money and the media and i guess i can frame it another way. not a lot of conservatives come out of manhattan. i'm just saying. >> reporter: trump's response controlled contempt. >> when the world trade center came down, i saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than new york. everybody in the world loved new york and loved new yorkers and i have to tell you, that was a very insulting statement that ted made. [ applause ] >> reporter: now cruz learning the risks of taking on new york. on the cover of "the daily news" lady liberty giving him the one finger salute. the mayor and governor democrats outraged demanding an apology. cruz to

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

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york and loved new yorkers. >> so really i mean this new york values as you said was trending. but inside this argument ted cruz really had a bit of a kind of an elbow to donald trump when he said that not a lot of conservatives come out of manhattan because on the campaign trail, donald trump has been saying that there's not a lot of evangelicals that come out of cuba. of course, that's a reference to ted cruz's lineage. oh it was kind of almost like a two jabs in one. but in the end when donald trump said that he was very uninsulted by that statement, he seemed to have the upper hand. what's what you've seen with it trending. > cruz also we were waiting for this moment in many instances him to talk about that million dollar loan. >> we knew that was coming. he knew it was going to come. this is the big story going in today. and he essentially just blamed the media which, of course is a tried and true blast. mostly from republican candidates, but of course this cycle we're seeing it on both sides of the aisle. that's how he deflected by hitting "the new york times" and also hi

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new york city and new jersey. washington d.c. itself didn't dwi airport got their big jest snowstorm on record. it's a wide swath of near- record snowfalls. compared to the storm of '06, this storm was much more impressive. i can't say it enough. the highest total in that one was just in central park a very val band of heavy snow back in '06. this one was more like a 50 to 100-mile-wide band. look at the snow piles on the upper west side of manhattan. new york city sanitation doing a great job in parts of the say e-- in parts of the city. the temperature is 35. because of a snow pack, it will help to keep temperatures a little cooler the next couple of days. cooler than they would be had there not been a snow pack. because it acts as a refrigerator in the atmosphere. watch for black ice the next will get melting during the day and then temperatures go back to freezing overnight. a shower could show up in the forecast by late tuesday. that's a pretty weak front moving on by. if that's all we have to talk about, that's not a bad ac

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>>> right now on "today in new york," we have breaking news out of harlem. we're learning new information of what led to a slashing on a subway platform. >>> plus, a violent night in the newark area where a police shootout and a suspected home invasion left two people dead. >>> what police are saying about sexual assault allegations against a new york giant. good morning, welcome to "today in new york" at 10:00. i'm gus rosendale. >> i'm lynda baquero in for pat battle. >> very nice. storm team 4 meteorologist raphael miranda with a look at that. >> good morning guys. major melting under way. temperatures in the 40s already this morning. lots of sunshine as well. from new york city into the hudson valley. we've got sunshine for you in fairfield counties as well. temperatures around the city, already back into the 40s. it's 41 in central park, had 1 in staten island. never got too cold last night. temperatures in queens right now. middle village 42. we have 41 degrees in city island. well north and west of town, it's a mild january morning. 42 in poughkeepsie

. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, the piles of snow from the southeast to new york city might be melting this morning, but things are still not back to normal following this weekend's historic blizzard. >> reporter: a new york city school bus spinning its tires in the snow. the feeling of helplessness is something millions of americans have become well acquainted with after the first major winter storm of the season. >> i'm ready to get back to work. sitting around for a couple days kind of sucks. >> reporter: commuters in washington, d.c., rode the rails for the first time since friday. the metro started limited service monday and is expected to be fully back on track today. but that's not the case for students or the government. d.c. schools and federal offices will be closed for a second straight day as the nation's capital continues to dig out. city officials are facing criticism over their response to the storm. >> here in the district, we know our conditions and w

>>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> i'm poppy harlow in new york. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with breaking news this hour. after more than a year of top secret negotiations, four americans spent years, held prisoner in iran, are finally headed back home. their families cannot wait to embrace their loved ones. this is miraculous for them. free prisoners clued "washington post" jason rezaian, convicted on espionage charges, saeed abedini, pastor, nosratoliah khoshawi, a fifth, a student named mathew trevithick. u.s. officials say his release is not part of this negotiated prisoner swap. that's important. this is what we know so far. 14 months of intense negotiations went on before this was finalized. they agreed to drop vances against seven iranians. being commuted at this point we do not have names of the iranians who are being released. i want to go straight to my colleague, wolf blitzer. >> poppy, huge name, major breaking news. we have around the world. our international diplomatic nic robert

and when ted cruz mocked new york, new york, new york and ted cruz says donald trump has new york values donald trump in one of his few prepared answers, i thought, talked about the towers, talked about the trauma, talked about the recovery, the resilience of new york. everybody wants to live in new york. everybody wants to come from new york. i think that was another error on ted cruz's part. now back to the navigation. >> quickly. >> there is no doubt but that these sailors knew exactly where they were, if they were looking at the same size boat the same kind of navigation. there is no way. sometimes i ride the boat five feet away from a reef, you have to know exactly where you are the first -- >> gps on both boats would have to be busted? so what happened? >> they weren't busted. they had to not be watching, or sky larking or doing something of that nature, and they got caught. now, how would -- >> quickly. >> -- would we have responded if it was exactly the opposite and they were iranian sailors? would we have told them to get on their knees and put their hands on their head? come on

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

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

the record for new york city, 26.9 inches. there's a chance we could beat that record in the coming hours here. what you see out here besides cabs, besides us, also some bike delivery people. they're out here, of course, delivering food. but we heard mayor de blasio actually encouraging those deliveries to stop as well. he doesn't want to see any form of transit. we're stopped now around ninth avenue, around 20th street. you can see some folks crossing the street. not quite as busy here as it was in times square. i have a lot of respect for how long you've been out there, marty. do you have a secret for how you're staying warm? >> reporter: it's all in the layers, my friend. i've got about 35 of them on right now. and like that little boy that's in that snow story movie, you know, you just can't move. but it helps effectively. and you know what, it's sunny personalities like your own that keep me warm on the inside, brian. and i do like the observation of the uber driver saying, hey, you're the last guy, and that's it, i'm goi

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checkey beckford, news 4 new york. nmplgts the bronx tonight, a terrifying moment during a wedding rehearsal when a child fell down an elevator platform shaft. it happened on throgs neck boulevard. our sister station spoke to the child's father and has details. >> reporter: that's right. frightening moments for this family and 2-year-old isaiah who was playing with another cousin near the elevated platform shaft when he fell. it happened shortly before 7:30 p.m. here at villa ver roan manner in the bronx. the family was having a wedding rehearsal for an event that will occur next saturday. they tell us isaiah is supposed to be the ring bearer. this coming weekend. however, this accident happened, as you know, shortly before 7:30 here's what his family had to say. >> all i saw was him run toward the elevator and he dropped. >> are you upset? >> i mean, definitely. my own son. couldn't be worse. >> with the people here. >> shouldn't have happened. shouldn't have happened. >> now isaiah, according to his father is okay. h

one of the headlines is ted cruz's comments about new york and new york values. and i think chuck todd made an excellent point, that while people in this wonderful city of new york that i currently live in certainly took offense, including one of the tabloids, showing the statue of liberty flipping off ted cruz, if that's the proper way to describe it. in iowa, did cruz hit a note that i think maybe those folks would understand? maybe the folks in my home state of texas would understand, but does it play well in new york? >> reporter: i think that the reaction you're seeing from new yorkers is the reaction that the cruz campaign expected to see from people who live in new york, frankly. you talked about that "daily news" cover. i had an opportunity to speak to a campaign aide about that, and the reaction was, simply, winning, basically. that this is what happens when you're on top, people come at you, people take aim. the fact that a new york newspaper is hitting ted cruz is of very little concern, of no concern to the campaign, because they are not playing to th

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>> well, i would have said new york politics versus new york values. i mean, everybody celebrates the american spirit that was demonstrated on 9/11. i thought donald trump articulated that very well last night in the debate. but when people have a chance, especially people iowa, have a chance to watch that tim russert interview, which they will have a chance to do in the upcoming days, they're going to start making a decision on what donald trump was actually talking about and what ted cruz was referencing. and i think this will still end up being a positive for ted cruz. >> he's trying to make that it way. he's raising money. his wife sent an e-mail to supporters showing "the daily news" cover saying, ted and i expect an all-out assault from the media elites, i'm asking you personally to stand with ted and me in defense of our conservative values. do you think he's going to use this as a smart way to raise money? donald trump taking a page from the donald trump playbook, offend people and it pays off. >> yeah, he may try. i mean, i have to say i love

jersey and new york right now. that's that purple color that you kind of see through here. those are going to be your very heavy intense snow bands, 2, 3, 4 inch ans hour what comes out of that. so despite all of the snow that we've already seen in new york and new jersey, even more is coming down, and is some spots, coming down very quickly, causing very low, incredibly low visibilities. right now, visibility in new york city, less than a quarter of a mile. less than a quarter of a mile in dc. pretty much zero for all intensive purposes. about a half mile in harrisburg. up to 3 miles in philadelphia, but the snow is still coming down. in terms if you are truly out in the roads, a, i feel sorry for you, but b, conditions aren't going to be getting any better in philadelphia, at least not in the short-term. we have a lot of the winds starting to pick up as well, 55 miles per hour, 41 in atlantic city, 31 miles per hour in new york, and especially in new york, those winds are only going to up. they're probably likely

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at "cbs news" headquarters in new york. it's good to be with you. ooim anne-marie green. president obama delivers his final state of the union address tonight. the president is expected to layout his agenda for a final year. focus on this pick and deliver an opt mick view of the united states. >> reporter: good morning, this is president obama's last high profile opportunity to reach out to people. voting begins on february 1st for his successor. particular ktd. but he will layout domestic and international vision that he has already taken. >> that certainly lines up more with democrats than republicans. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: in his seventh and final state of the union address tonight, president obama will talk to the american people about the nation's challenges and opportunities ahead. >> what's critical are the kind of decisions we will make now will have a significant impact on in the just the next generation of americans but future generations of americans. >> i don't think i have efr ever

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

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up to 30 inches are forecast for new york city. hurricane-force winds of 75 miles per hour created blinding whiteout conditions in virginia. 11 states plus washington, d.c. have now declared snow emergencies. tonight, coastal communities are flooded, hundreds remain stranded on highways, power is out in many areas. planes, trains, and buses are all going nowhere. we have a team of reporters covering the storm beginning in new york with marlie hall. >> reporter: by 4:00 this afternoon, new york city was on lockdown, no cars allowed or buses, and many trains stopped. this is why. there is a travel ban in the city until further notice. >> this is a very big deal. >> reporter: with 50-mile-an-hour winds and more than two feet of snow and ice, mayor bill de blasio said new yorkers need to listen. >> people have to take very seriously what's going on here and recognize there's a lot of danger and a lot of disruption that's going to occur because of this storm. >> reporter: just a year ago, the mayor was heavily criticized for overreactin

that's what we believe in new york. he says he's open to gay marriage, very pro-choice, supports partial birth, and the entire explanation is those are new york values. he's the one that draws thor distinction. that's what we believe in new york, so it's curious to see him all upset that i'm repeating his own words explaining why he believes what he believes. >> i would point out that the media reported on his more liberal views in the '90s doesn't seem to have hurt him. let me move on toed so-called birther stories. i was surprised. i thought it would about el a two-day flap. you were asked about it every day for a week by reporters everywhere you went. what did you make of that? >> look. that's just the nature of reporters. they like to as i mentioneder they're democrats at the end of the day. erser reporters like conflict, and do recall believe he drove the agenda. >> he drives the reporters' agenda. we were in the midst of a bus tour. 26 counties in six days, enormous enthusiasm, but from what you look, looking at t

newsroom at cbs news headquarters h he in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. east begin the workweek digging storm. at least 30 deaths are blamed on the weather. the system dumped nearly 30 inches of snow in baltimore. new york central park recorded over 26 inches. philadelphia and washington both got more than 22 inches. the storm, coupled with high tide, brought flooding to parts of the new jersey shore. residents of pennsylvania and acss the region got to work susuay clearing sidewalks and streets. brian webb is in queens, new york, where they saw nearly three feet of snow. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the big dig has begun n t there are still thousands of cars buried under snow like this one. officials really don't want people to dig themselves out. they don't want the snow back out on the roads and they don't want people to get hurt. already this weekend, several new yorkers died with a snow shovel in their hand. federal offices and schools in the nation's capital remain closededhis morning as

new york got 26 inches. in washington to allow crews are working around the highways to the runways. the city counted 17 inches and the surrounding area was covered by more than two and a half feet. this practice facility for the redskins was no match for the snow. the dome was crushed by the snow. the roof crashed into the travel in new jersey coastal communities are dealing with the one-two punch of snow and floodwaters. so far no major damage. here in new york the subways are open. the airports will be full of operational until monday morning at the earliest. joel: we took a hit here but the northeast really took a strong blow. i live look at the roads here. heather: a lot of roads have been cleared but several of them tt2w`t3n <4$ bt@q%:8 tt2w`t3n <4$ "a@q56\ tt2w`t3n <4$ bm@q>=p tt4w`t3n <4$" dztq %w, tt4w`t3n <4$" entq usl tt4w`t3n <4$" gzt& lt4 tt4w`t3n <4$" hnt& \zx tt4w`t3n <4$" iztq 63 tt4w`t3n <4$" jntq $c@ tt4w`t3n <4$" lzt& <.< liz: all the snow was melting. hopefully by tuesday most of it will

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we did have a new weather watch for new york city area, so you are expect to go see possible blizzard conditions saturday into sunday but the storm is going to get going already as we head into tomorrow. a lot of discussion as to how much snow we are expecting across the mid-atlantic, heavier snow totals, potentially 2 feet but there's a sharp cutoff to where the snowfall is going to be coming across northeast. a lot of debate, we are expecting 6 to 12-inches of know across parts of new york city. then you're looking at very strong winds, gusting potentially over 50 miles per hour, so we are going to see a storm developing here along coastal areas. atlantic city could be one of the hard-hit areas with high waters and coastal flood washes out here and beach erosion a big concern as well. >> lauren: it's going to be tough. markets in asia, slid in negative territory. let's get a closer look at the asian markets with reporter tracy yu, reporter for chinese television. good morning, tracy. >> tracy: good morning, ladies, asian market had terrible day. stocks fell across the board. that is

i'm about a hundred miles north of new york city at the museum in kingston, new york. as you might know the mother are number of old train cars, but one in particular should catch your eye. it's an old pack train car. a subway car recovered from the basement of the world trade center on september 11. the port authority was storing the item at a hangar near jfk. >> a lucky happenstance that this con the one next to it did not get crushed. the other cars got crushed out right or had to pull the parts to get them out. on the exterior that are scratches and dents, but otherwise the cars largely intact. >> the president of the emotional day when the car made the voyage to its new home. >> on one hand, we are glad that we have it here, but it is nothing to jump for joy about because of the sadness of the day it represents. >> it will be powerful. one of the crushed made cars but in order for the plans to become a reality donations are needed.needed. they are asking us to check out the go fund me page. you can find the link. >> i find it disrespectful that they did not keep t

our guest tonight oversees the new york city fire department. it's a massive organization of more than 250 firehouses and more than 15,000 employees throughout the system. in 2015, the fdny responded to more calls than ever before, quite a record. joining us right now is the new york city fire commissioner, daniel nigro. thank you so much for being here. >> my pleasure. ernie: our hat's off to you and the men and the women of the department. 17 percent decline in fire deaths last night, the second lowest in the city's history. >> life and property is what we do, save life and property. life is always first. to have a year like that, despite the fact we had a terrible loss of seven children in midwood, brooklyn, was very tragic. ernie: saving lives is a big tribute to the department. we found that the fdny emergency response hit the record 1.7 million that was handled. that's quite a number. i see it's up from the previous years as well. >> it is an unprecedented increase over last year and the year before, over 6-1/2 percent one year increase. t

. >> ted cruz by attacking new york and asking for money from new york shows what a hypocrite he is. secondly, and most importantly, anyone from new york who gives ted cruz any money at all should have their head examined. >> reporter: governor cuomo says cruz is trying to divide people to highlight differences to win the nomination. about the money? >> sure he is going to send back all the donations that he received and i'm sure he won't accept any donations from new york. >> reporter: but experts say the attack may have been calculated. new york values, he is talking to evangelicals who are voting in iowa and saying he is not one of you. and that's quite effective to sow those kinds of seeds of doubt. >> reporter: as for donald trump, he summed up the debate saying, to at ted cruz he didn't have a good night. >> same reason action locally. thank you. >>> cruz's comments struck a chord on social media, as well. so what are new york values? here's how our viewers weighed in. >> we want to hear from you. head over to facebook.com/cbsnewyork to tell us what you think. >>> a sea of red

maybe this is his response to new york values. i don't know. i think it's really inappropriate to say and i think it's offensive to say in the context of san bernardino and some of the other violence we have seen, but, you know, he was using a metaphor and just making a point. look. he was complimenting his audience. so i don't think this nearly comes in comparison to saying i'm going to build a wall or i think john mccain isn't a war hero or, you know, mexicans might be rapists. in scale of things he has said, i don't know. this only gets a yellow flag.

also in new york city. boy, these are major metropolises shut down in a lot of way. >> people slipping and falling everywhere. power outages, flights canceled. it was an absolute mess. >> i saw someone skiing through times square, literally, yesterday. >> that was me. >> snowboarding behind a car through times square, no traffic. >> snowboarding? >> an american flag in tow. >> rocky? >> we couldn't get the video. we're going to need to see that >> that's incredible. >> we'll see. >> we're going to show all of that in a second. good morning to you. hope you're recovering if you were in the path of the storm. we begin this hour with an extreme weather alert. america's waking up this morning, getting ready to dig out after the blizzard of 2016 dumped more than two feet of snow on new york city and washington, d.c. >> the powerful storm wreaking havoc and claiming the lives of some 18 people. and this morning, as major cities deal with incredible snowfall totals, states like new jersey and delaware dealing with

york and new jersey. and, of course, when he starts talking we'll go to him live. meantime, in the brunt of this storm, the folks in pennsylvania, and that includes a number of people who are on the pennsylvania turnpike and stuck. we're talking about 33 million people in all who are in the path of this blizzard warning. right there in pennsylvania it is the focal point right now of this moving storm that is seeing two to three inches of accumulation of snow per hour now, and on the pennsylvania turnpike, among those who are stuck, we've got a bus load of about 37 people, including a teacher, lisa bivens, who is stranded on interstate 76, the pennsylvania turnpike, 50 miles from somerset. with her are 37 students and ten chaperones. lisa bivens is on the phone with us right now. lisa, how are you guys keeping warm? >> yes. >> i understand you all have been stuck on the turnpike since 7:00 last night? >> yes, we have, but our bus driver has -- glass coaches out of nashville, tennessee. he had just gassed u

york" by downloading the news 4 new york on your mobile device. >>> new this morning, fast work by police. a suspect in custody already for this random slashing. police had help from one very observant person. >> plus, major concerns for wall street this morning. what happened overnight. >>> and a record jackpot is still up for grabs, and it's even more recorder. "today in new york" starts now. it's a new word. >> it is a new word. which it calls for. this situation calls for a new word. >> absolutely. good morning, everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this thursday, january 7th. i'm michael gargiulo. >> i'm darlene rodriguez. storm team 4's chris cimino here with the forecast. >> more recorder. i like that. still chilly in the suburbs. down to 17 in hillsborough. in the city, we're right at the freezing mark, 32. that's the relatively milder spot. still not as cold through the hudson valley. 20s showing up there. westhampton, down to 10 degrees we start out clear, crisp, and chilly. not a lot of wind throughout the day today. high clouds mix in by noon, about 40. we're into the 40s this afternoon, fo

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

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new york city. that's weather. here's heather with a look at your drive, your commute. >>reporter: we see some action going on right over here, this is in long island as you go onto the southern state parkway. you can see a lot of police activity off on the side of the roadway. we'll head over to our maps, i'll tell you exactly where this is. southern state parkway, it's eastbound, it's right near exit 36 where an accident is in the process of being cleared away. as you saw, we have a lot of police activity. route 3 east, the ramp to the new jersey turnpike eastern spur we have an accident, so that ramp is closed down at 16e. and we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today. mass transit is doing okay. ken, lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> 5:10. news this morning, tragedy on the slopes, frightening moments that led to the death of a skier out west. >>> plus see an outreach group in action making sure the city's homeless find shelter before the storm hits. stay