breaking into homes in nassau county. they say he struck at least 17 homes in port washington and thousands of dollars worth of jewelry designer purses and sunglasses all since november 2014. eyewitness news reporter mallory huff is in port washington with the lead story. >> reporter: joe, sandra, good evening. some of those cases took place in this neighborhood. investigators say what this man was looking for was of the high-end variety. the 31-year-old server at an upscale manhattan restaurant is charged with 17 counts of burglary. >> it's great to know he is caught. >> reporter: it includes jewelry, sunglasses, high-end bags, electronics and credit cards. together they are worth more than $300,000. >> we got a dog because we heard what's happening. my wife said let's get a dog. i said sure. >> reporter: the accused february 20 charged with three counts of burglary. after investigators obtained a search warrant for his brooklyn apartment, they found stolen items that connect him to 14 more cases. he was out on bail when he was taken back into police custody. today he was arraigned on the

burglaries happened here in port washington. now they say they have the man they have been looking for. look at this mugshot now. this is 31-year-old [ non- english language ] he is a server at an upscale manhattan restaurant. he lives on bay parkway in brooklyn. he is now charged with 17 counts of burglary. he is a us citizen originally from the country of georgia. he is accused of stealing jewelry, purses and $30,000. he was initially arrested on february 20 charged with three counts of burglary then after investigators obtained a search warrant to obtain his apartment finding stolen items that connect him to 14 more cases. today he was arraigned on the additional counts of burglary. >> this defendant has been charged with 17 counts of a c felony for each charge. he entered through a rear door or window. the most probably vulnerable part of your homes. we urge all residents to secure their property. >> reporter: now, that man will be back in court on march 1. in the meantime, something that rarely happens? victims are now being reunited with their belongings. live in nassau county, m

>> breaking news in tribeca a crane smashing cars and killing at least one person. the possible warning signs and the after math that shut down part of manhattan. i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. the crane fell as thousands of people were heading to work in tribeca. >> the impact of the moment records in a nearby building you see the crane swing in the air and quickly topple right down to the street. >> cbs 2 steve langford was the first reporter on the scene has steve. >> the crane 565 feet tall was in the process of being lowered amid concerns about wind speeds because of the snow storm when it all came crashing down. >> when the crane started to >> the disaster caught on slow motion watch as the massive crane inched lower and finally collapsed at 8:20 this morning. >> it's falling it's falling. . >> it didn't crash. it somersaulted. earthquake. very bad. it bounced off two buildings that block. >> the scope of the crash on worth street in tribeca spanning two city blocks one person killed identified as a 38-year-old man three others injured at least one person transported to bellview hospital in serious condition. >> the person who was killed upon impact and the other people were all hit by falling debris. >> the pictures tell the story. look at this line of cars smashed with people temporarily first responders, windows blown out, debris scattered everywhere, the large cab on it's side in the street all of this as people rushed to work in locher manhattan. >> the construction workers were blocking off the area. the danger to people on the street was lessened and thank god we didn't have more injuries and didn't lose more people. >> i couldn't believe it. the other days i was just thinking i hope it doesn't fall and then it happened. >> it was in place for work at 60 hudson street. >> the work on going was to replace the generators and air conditioning equipment on the roof so we had full permits for the crane itself. wrong. it slowly started to sway picking up speed as it crashed down clipped a nearby building and caused gas leaks shutting down the area. >> it's a painful day. we have to make sure what happened doesn't happen again. the scene as several buildings evacuated. a massive piece of construction equipment owned by bay crane in long island city operated by galasso. the crane was inspected just yesterday by the department of buildings the mayor says. all tower and crawler cranes in new york city have been ordered secured. the pair of buildings on worth street are in danger of collapse. live in manhattan cbs 2 news. >> the deadly collapse rattling nerves of people who knew something like this could happen. meg baker live with more from residents. meg? >> chris and mary residents are being evacuated as we speak. now the possibility of a gas leak has everyone on high alert here and i spoke to residents who could see that crane from their bedroom windows. residents furious this morning >> my concern is that this was a disaster waiting to happen. we knew something was going to happen. we asked the operator, galasso rigging construction what are the odds of this crane collapsing and they said you have a better chance of winning the power ball lottery. >> residents at an apartment building were nervous from day one when the crane was erected. >> this crane has been here for a week. it was shut down two days ago because of high wind. >> they've been watching the building across the street. >> the crane is 300 feet high. it's lifting equipment the size of a medium sized truck. >> a worker in that building recounts the after math. bruce airman was home and felt the impact from a 6th floor apartment. >> it was the same feeling physically of shaking as 9/11 only far, far worse. going to collapse. >> brian o'rourke's wife is still inside. >> i live at 13 worth street our window faced directly out on the cab for this crane. >> so your wife is still inside. >> my wife is inside. i was uptown on a bus and she called me and said it fell. and i knew what she meant. she said it feels like 9/11. >> now con edison has been on the scene for several hours here and again residents were told if they were outside their apartments to go in grab a few belongings and get out on worth street between church street and hudson street where we are now. no timeline on when you can return. meg baker cbs 2 news. >> one of the victims was taken to this hospital with serious injuries. >> one man dead three people injured from the crane collapse. if you plan on traveling in >> alex has what you need to know. >> mayor de blasio says to expect gridlock in the tribeca area until monday. this is where the crane actually fell. think of this area as a grid. let me give you all of these disruptions. if you are traveling canal street to the north, broadway to the east, taking to the south near chambers or hudson street to the west in and around this area intersections that are close so within this grid spontaneous detours throughout the day and weekend. traveling to the holland tunnel inbound traffic forced to exit northbound avoid traveling south of canal street currently closed around the accident scene. bus changes as well. expect detours on the m5, m20, 22, 27 and 28 bus lines for you. and chambers street in both directions. 2 and 3 bypassing as well. this list has been posted on our facebook page so feel free to go there and check out the information. back over to you. >> alex denis this is a live look at the scene. at least one person is dead two others in serious condition. we'll have much more on the story throughout the newscast and all of the traffic and transit information is on cbsnewyork.com. >>> the snow only complicating the investigation in tribeca. >> the storm is winding down in manhattan but long island got hit the hardest by the storm. right now the roads may be getting slippery and there could be black ice for the evening commute. >> possible delays on the rails for your ride home. island railroad station. we have team coverage of the snow beginning with john elliot all morning long. >> thank you chris and mary. getting reports there is ice at snow. it is pretty, post card view in the city but it's heavy wet snow so watch out. cloudy and 32 cold enough for line now. we are seeing the snow stop in manhattan and basically pushing through parts of brooklyn still snowing in queens wrapped up in the bronx and starting to see bluer skies north and west. heavy whiter bright bands indicating more snow. we are going to tack onto the six inch totals we've seen for parts of long island and the jersey shore but then we are going to see a nice little break and a comfortable weekend. we talk about storm totals and time out the exit of this storm in just a bit. right now we'll send it back to you. >> john just said this snow storm has pounded long island hard. thousands lost power and dozens of schools are closed. >> chris and mary get an idea of the accumulation here on me. it started around 4: 00 this morning and has not stopped since as you mentioned. there are about 12,000 long island customers without power at this hour just one of the ways people are having to deal with another snow day. >> i didn't think it was going to snow this much. it's crazy out. >> the snow came down for hours across long island this morning blanketing homes and streets making driving especially difficult and dangerous like here on old country road in corral place. nick of franklin square got behind the wheel to go to work. >> pretty bad. it's very slippery out. couldn't really stop that much. >> the roads are slushy. not a good day to be driving. >> the conditions caused many school districts to cancel classes. for adults who still had to travel this morning, many told us the train was the better option. the train ran fine but the roads were terrible. i had to get to the station but the roads were horrendous. >> the driving was pretty rough but the railroad seems to be fine. >> the long island railroad operated with scattered delays with the rush. most trains were on or close to schedule a relief for riders. >> it seems to be running good so that's good. >> and back out here live at this hour the long island railroad is operating with about 15 minute delays in both directions on the port jefferson hemstead oyster bay and port washington commuters for the evening rush to expect possible weather related delays but don't anticipate suspending any service as of now. reporting live in mineeo la. here's a look at vortex radar for the weekend. john elliot has the extended >> breaking news in manhattan tragedy in tribeca this morning looking live at the after math of a crane collapse that killed a pedestrian on worth street. an update just ahead. >>> plus the violence seen in the bronx last night. new information on two police officers conditions and the suspects. >>> and a look at the roads on long island. how much longer will this storm last? john elliot has the answer just ahead. 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were injured by falling debris. >>> two city police officers recovering from bullet wounds after they was shot in the south bronx last night. more. >> of course we are learning this shooter has 15 prior arrests including robbery, weapons possession and drugs and that he has served jail time. investigators say he was the sole shooter in this case altercation that left those two nypd officers in the hospital. >> the quick exchange of gunfire. the officers were fired at close range by 23-year-old malic chavez of the bronx after he was confronted in the stair well of the melrose houses in the bronx. >> i just heard a few velated there right away. thursday night. the officers began routine development. the team asked the suspects for id and the shots went off. >> three officers were conducting a vertical patrol in a 6th floor stair well area when they encountered two individuals one of whom produced a firearm and shot at our officers. >> 29-year-old officer patrick 24 officer cruz shot in the stomach. the third officer fired back at chavez missing as he ran storming into an apartment saying i just shot a police lady. i ain't going back to jail. sources say chavez asked a woman inside the apartment to shoot him. when she refused he went to a back room and fired once killing himself. mayor de blasio last night where doctors performed on both officers who are expected to recover. >> it's another example of what our officers confront every single day keeping us safe not only in the streets of new york city but in the stair wells and hallways of public housing developments. >> police recovered an automatic hand gun and shotgun near chavez's body. the gun is from tennessee. people who were in the apartment were questioned and released the man who was with him in the stair well he not appear he'll be charged. police say officer who was shot in the cheek is expected to be released later today. reporting live from the news room janelle burrell cbs 2 news. >> let's recap our top 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the area. even dana in jersey got a coating to four inches on average the weather watchers there. so let's take a look what's going on in the city. snow has stopped. it is it pretty but it's still a bit of a challenge. 32 winds screaming out of the north 32 now these numbers across the board colder than we were yesterday from almost 10 to over 20 degrees and the winds still gusting anywhere from 15 to 30 miles per hour. wind will help to dry surfaces but the cold air will refreeze overnight and your comfort wind chills this afternoon 20 to 35. it's going to be cold. there's the snow line right now pushing through brooklyn into queens. staying though we are still going to add to these totals we see more of a break. also concerned about just the jersey shore ocean could see more of that snow. between now and 3: 30 almost clearing the area. still the twin forks dealing with a little bit more and by 5:30 clear and cold overnight. 2 to 4 we have reports of five to seven on the ground. of course we'll have a full wrap up of the totals which he'll be able to tally by the time we get around to the 5:00 show. great weather for the weekend. next event potential is monday night into tuesday. >> okay john thanks. good stuff today. >> so we are about 54 hours away from the kick off of super bowl 50. >> cbs 2 otis livingston caught up with one jets player who hopes to be playing in the big game next year. >> out and about the super bowl and what better sight than the record breaking wide receiver brandon marshall. media for audio sports so put on your analyst hat and tell me the biggest key this week's game. >> the star is going to be the defensive units so when you think about the games in the past where there was a clash of two great defensive units it comes down to the punter or the kicking game and if colquitt can control the game with his foot denver will be all right. >> now prediction time. who is going to be in next year. >> i pick the denver broncos to win the game. >> 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laguardia, i don't think so. the record 1. i'm forecasting three. central park 2 degrees. bridgeport crushes the record right now 3 degrees i'm forecasting 4 below zero. jfk 4, break it with 2. islip the record 7 and you crush it with 2 degrees below zero. wind chills will be the issue this weekend. because again the temperatures will be cold. the winds are strong. we have wind chill warnings and advisories for the entire area. take a look at what the temperatures will feel like late saturday into sunday around the city points south even east. 15 below to 25 below zero north of the city 20 below zero to 30 below zero. there's a warmup out there. it's not far off into the distance so sit tight. we'll talk about that coming up. >> ably the weather is colds the most important thing is staying warm. >> vanessa murdoch doing just that with the mobile weather lab in columbus circle right now. >> reporter: staying warm will be a challenge as weigh move forward. we are with the mobile weather lab here. take a look at the current conditions. winds are on the calm side so we are measuring a wind chill of about 2 degrees. as we look across the region though you will see those wind chills drop on off. temperatures across the region right now in the teens and 20s. but the wind chills are in the singling digits and teens and we know the temperature is only going to go down from here. those wind chills will feel like 20 below zero. by tomorrow night in some could feel as cold as 50 below zero. prepare for it. as a result of the incredibly cold temperatures, the city has issued a code blue. the mayor is asking for new yorkers to take this weather very seriously. the fdny will check the hydrants at department of sanitation has salt trucks ready to go in case icing is a problem. we have been talking to new individual we spoke to is looking forward to the upcoming bitter blast. >> my friends in town so we are trying to make the best of it. >> it's going to be 40 degrees colder tomorrow at this time. >> i don't want to hear that. i think we are going to try to walk around tomorrow, too. so it sounds horrible. >> it's going to be in the single digits. that's going to be freezing. [ laughter ] >> i'm not looking forward to that at all. >> reporter: what will you do? >> bundle up, go exploring, grit our teeth. >> reporter: all right. so as people are walking by they are saying it's freezing! but it only feels like oh, 15.5 degrees right now. it will feel 35 degrees colder tomorrow night. and we are talking the possibility of record setting cold through the weekend. live in the columbus circle, vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. >>> we have a commuter alert now. avoid penn station. massive delays on new jersey the backup is a result of emergency repair work. tracee carrasco is inside penn people. >> reporter: a rough evening commute home for people here at penn station. take a look. this is the new jersey transit area. delays of up to 60 minutes because of some emergency tunnel. repairs will run through the evening rush hour. tickets will be cross-honored. lirr customers are having some delays as well and cancellations during this rush hour due to reduced capacity in the east river tunnel. so if you are traveling here out of penn station, plan some extra time. tracee carrasco, cbs 2 news. >>> meantime tonight there's been another slashing in the city. robbing and attacking a woman in the van ness section of the bronx. paula santos was slashed at morris park and holland avenues around midnight. she post the photos of the injury on facebook and said she was pushed, kicked and robbed. she said: >>> tonight, a grieving family wants to know how and why a brooklyn woman died at a coney island hospital. her husband blames hospital staffers claiming that they mocked his wife and then ignored her as she lay dying in the emergency room last month. cbs 2's steve langford reports on this alleged wrongful death. >> she is not hooked up to anything. she hasn't seen no doctor. >> reporter: jorge matos struggling to describe his wife's last hours at the emergency room of coney island hospital a nightmare he says the moment they were rushed here by ambulance. her head and the other four emts are tiger had up like a dog. >> reporter: matos along sides an attorney charging malpractice an wrongful death that began they say when staff at the emergency room that the woman was suffering a psychotic reaction to the drug k2 an alleged misdiagnosis accompanying by laughing and giggling on the part of emergency room staffers the husband says. >> the nurse says she look like she has been smoking synthetic weed. >> reporter: it was a possible case of meningitis that went untreated as her condition detieriors rated. a doctor not seeing his wife he charges until after she had her first heart attack in the emergency room. >> from 2 a.m. to 8 a.m., there were five cardiac arrests. >> reporter: the medical examiner's office says the death of the woman is still under investigation. and no conclusions have been made about the cause or manner of her death. complaints with the state health department. they left her there to die. >> reporter: coney island hospital not returning our calls for comments. steve langford, cbs 2 news. >> family lawyers say they have not yet filed suit against the hospital for what happened there on february 1. the new york state department of health also has not yet responded to our calls for comment. >>> a woman was mugged at gunpoint outside a green acres mall in valley stream long island. police say the 60-year-old woman was in the macy's parking lot yesterday afternoon when a man armed with a handgun approached her. he demanded her rings that and she gave them up. he ran from the scene. the woman was not hurt. >>> claims of sexual abuse during class at a nassau county school. two females students say their substitute teacher touched them inappropriately. cbs 2's magdalena doris is in port washington with the story. >> he should not be near children. that's really what it is. he should not be near children. >> reporter: court documents say james ervin told victims happened. the alleged abuse taking place inside of a classroom during class at a middle school. victims told police that the teacher touched their thigh, pelvis and buttocks and after asking him to stop, investigators say that's when the threats came. after posting bail set at $5,000, he made a quick exit from the nassau county district court house. he has been charged with two counts of sexual abuse, forcible touching and endangering the welfare of a child. his lawyer says the victims aren't being truthful. >> this is a fabrication. it's a complete and total fabrication. it's a bizarre set of circumstances to say the least. >> reporter: parents say it's a reminder to talk to your kids. >> we talked about the fact that there are these people out there and you have to be smart and be aware. >> reporter: the defendant has two orders of protection against him now. the school district says he is no longer working for them. island, madalena doris, cbs 2 news. >> he is due back in court march 3. >>> new traffic pattern on the upper west side has drivers upset. it part of the mayor's vision zero plan to make the streets safer for pedestrians. whose bright was this? sonia rincon reports. >> reporter: it's the latest change making it harder for cars to get around manhattan at the intersection known as the lincoln square bowtie. you used to be able to make a left on broadway going down columbus avenue. but now unless you're driving an mta bus you have to keep going south on columbus. we are continuing south on columbus avenue we run into this. construction that's taking up two how late of four lanes and we get stuck in the boat neck. >> it's brutal. i don't know what the mayor is thinking. >> we're balancing greenness and say. there are a lot of different issues. i don't think it's really fully thought through. >> it doesn't make sense. sometimes you have customers and they force you to turn. plenty of drivers making the turn anyway. to make things more complicated at this intersection, if you coming south on broadway you can't make a left on 64th street. you see those cardboard covers under the stop light? they used to be turning arrows. a city council member says all these changes are because the bowtie used to have another name in the neighborhood. the suicide knot. >> between 2008 and 2012, there have been over 144 crashes with serious injuries and there was one fatality. so clearly, there was a need to do something. >> reporter: she says the department of transportation brought in street engineers who came up with the redesign but she heard from the drivers who don't like it. >> in fact, i asked the department of transportation to come back and look at that inconvenience and, um, explore ways to fix it. >> reporter: the department of trappings will keep monitoring the changes which are meant to make the whole area safer and less confusing and once the is done, it should be smoother. in the lincoln square bowtie, sonia rincon, cbs 2 news. >>> how about a tattoo with your fresh tomatoes? next the grocery store chain considering a tattoo ink aisle. >> a teenaged girl's hair set on fire at school and another student is facing charges. >> a mets player makes history for the wrong reasons. the pitcher banned from baseball forever. >> and coming up on the "cbs evening news," the republican presidential candidates preparing for tomorrow's latest and big debates. >> scott pelley is here now live. hi, scott. >> reporter: great to be with you, kristine and maurice. we are going to have a preview of tomorrow's cbs republican debate. we are going to have the moderator john dickerson on our program today. and we're also going to tell you about a trump ad that was so vindictive, that trump decided to remove it. we'll have that and the rest of the world news all coming up on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. >>> and coming up later at 6:00, coins for a cause. come through in a big way. i'm neil patrick harris and new york is my home. no place has more world class culture. come winter, i can't wait to visit our must-see collections of art and superb photography and film. new york has beautifully restored theaters, that are now important centers for the performing arts. and museums that preserve the glories of the past. winter in new york state means more great things to do than ever. plan your trip at iloveny.com >>> now to cbs 2 fuse exclusive. a frightening situation a long island middle after a 14-year- old girl's hair is set on fire allegedly by a classmate. year-old boy is accused of bringing a cigarette lighter to class at william paca middle school in shirley this morning. students tell us the boy and his friends were goofing around the corner purposely lit the girl's hair on fire. >> the teacher put it over her head. >> lit her on fire and she was running around because i guess she got mad at her. >> sources tell us the student accused of setting the fire has been suspended for the remainder of the school year. the victim's family plans to file charges. >>> a victory tonight for staten island borough president james otto. a state supreme court judge says that he can proceed with unique street names at a new residential complex. a developer sued otto for names that mean greed, deceit, otto has been a vocal opponent of the complex which was built on the former jesuit retreat. he tried to save it from demolition. >>> how about some tatoos to whole foods is considering adding tattoo parlors to new stores targeting young shoppers. it's expected to including suppliers and vendors geared toward millennials. besides tattoo parlors whole foods could also add record shops and body care product lines. the first 365 store opens in los angeles in may. >>> every year, a group of jersey city students opens their hearts and empties their pockets for a cause. a meg baker reports, they may teach us about charity and generosity. >> reporter: their pockets may not be full but their hearts are. these students at a school in jersey city hold a coin drive every year giving what little they may have to a good cause. >> we want to line the walls of the entire school with these hearts. >> reporter: the teacher says she is more amazed each year by their generosity. >> this year we decided to our own librarian has a son with this syndrome. >> reporter: it affects 1 in 10,000 births causing birth defects. >> we are overwhelmed with the response. >> reporter: meet her son kyle. >> happy valentine's day! >> happy valentine's day! >> reporter: students were shown a video of his progress. >> inside i wanted to do everything for him. >> reporter: and so the collection began. >> we want i do naturewe want to donate. >> reporter: what did you give up? >> money. >> reporter: how much? >> $50. >> reporter: how did you get that $50. >> reporter: from my christmas money. >> reporter: so you wanted to give it to this special cause? >> yes. >> reporter: very selfless. the sacrifices are far reaching. ariana's father is far away from the family. serving in the army. >> i want to give a shout you to my dad because he gave money to me so i could give it to the charities. that they have anages to give and to make the community a better -- an obligation to give and to make the community a better place. >> reporter: a student said the school is like a family and the family supports their own. meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> the students have blown past their goal. they have already raised about $5,000 in just one week. special. special people. >> learning at such a young age that community is everything, right? >> and teaching, right? you can learn that lesson >>> let's check the forecast. lonnie quinn standing by. we have a bone-chilling one this weekend. >> bravo, boys and girls. in the weather, picture outside now look it's cold and going to get colder. you have cloudy skies. 24 degrees. look at that. the wind is coming in from the southwest. so often i talk about the southwest wind being a warming wind. guess what. it is. it's warming us to 24 degrees. when that southwest winds wind, that 24 is going to drop precipitously. 24 feeling like 16 right now. for your weekend, 19 on the thermometer for saturday. 17 for your sunday. and again the coldest time period will be late saturday into early sunday where you could be down to 2 degrees in central park. negative numbers for many financial outside the city. speaking of outside the city going skiing for the long weekend, i know a lot of you probably have plans to do just that. it will be feeling like the single digits for saturday and sunday at the slopes in the poconos monday warmer 20 to 25 degrees better snow chance on monday in the poconos. the catskills the same deal. cold saturday and sunday, monday warmer. if you are going to vermont minus 5 to 5 on saturday. minus 10 to 3 on sunday. and then monday 20 to 25. keep in mind it's going to be cold if you are skiing. dress properly. i'm not saying don't go skiing. dress properly, all right? no exposed skin. when this little sort of purple line there which shows some decent snow squalls comes through the area, you will see some snow squalls and you're going to watch those temperatures get really cold behind that front. so let's start talking about how we see things working out. some snow squalls as the front comes through. the next storm monday into tuesday. it's impressive. if this gets into our area at any time monday, you're going to hav snow. rain tuesday. it will be too warm. wait until you see what i'm forecasting for tuesday. 50 degrees! we are talking sunday morning at 2 degrees and 50 by tuesday. 4 hours a 48-degree temperature turnaround. all right. there you have it. the cold air is in place for the weekend. no ifs, ands and buts about it. the wind makes it feel worse. we have lots of wind chill advisories and warnings. saturday night into the first good. i think. [ laughter ] >> most of it is good. >> thank you. >>> otis is here now with a look ahead at sports. >> the mets are less than a week away from starting spring training but they suffer a big blow and you can close the career on now former met career is over. >>> otis is here now. history made in baseball. but not the kind you want to be known for. >> mom and dad are not going to be proud of this as the mets get ready for spring training, to begin next week. henry mejia better get ready for life after baseball. he receives a lifetime ban for his third failed performance- enhancing drugs test. he received his first 80 game suspension in april 2015. upon his return from that suspension in july he was busted a second time which was supposed to be for a full season. but now he gets tested again and tested positive again. he is the first person to get a lifetime ban for the performance-enhancing drugs. he was set to make $2.4 million this season. that's gone. >>> henrik lundqvist one game away from breaking mike richter's franchise records for games played by a goalie. he won't do it tonight. he is resting against the kings. >>> the rangers with the morning skate at msg going for their fifth win. and they have been shorthanded. rick nash will miss the 8th game with a bone bruise and mcdonough has a concussion. stepped up. >> guys will get hurt so i have to find a way to win. >> we play hard and for each other. got the bounce. >> the next are represented festivities. kristaps porzingis will take classic. carmelo anthony will play in the all star game on sunday. >>> but the man everyone wants to see and salute kobe bryant and his 20th and final season. final all star game. that second most on the all time list. he has won the all star mvp four times. that's tied with bob pettitte's for most all times. he is soaking up his final all star opportunity. >> i'm really just enjoying this whole thing, man, and just, um, being around these players, and talking to 'em one more time and, um, going out and practicing and enjoying that moment in the game. >> if he can get a fifth mvp. i don't know. they will give him a lot of shots i think. >>> cam newton trying to put a cap on the ending to the 2015 season losing the super bowl. the nfl mvp posted a picture on instagram wearing a t-shirt saying i win my way. and a quote from muhammed ali: >> and he promised his carolina panther fans that >> i'll be back. >> we'll see. >> thank you. >>> we'll be right back. enfyatrn the e e ndofitybos,e afmeofomrc >>> coming up tonight on cbs 2 news at 11:00, investigators usually rush to connect the dots after a crime. but now there's technology that could stop suspects before they even start. that's what they tell us. only cbs 2 goes inside this "psychic crime-fighting." >> looking for lingerie for your sweetheart this valentine's day? we'll tell you about finding something that you'll both love coming up at 11. >> glad you read that story. >>> caught on camera. a dog is rescued after spending the night stranded in suffolk county on a marsh. the fire department in north patchogue used a boat to cross ice cold water to a snow- covered island. the dog named mico had been there since last night. after bringing her back to safety she was reunited with her owner nearby. she was cold but okay. >> up next on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley," steve hartman on the road with a man's tribute to enduring love. thanks for joining us. comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: republicans fight for the christian right and prepare for our cbsdebate. tempers flare between the democrats. >> madam secretary, that is a low blow. >> pelley: also tonight, a low blow of cold in much of america. the pope's pilgrimage to mexico. greyhound racing may be neither the end of its run. and steve hartman at a museum of love. >> i built it for other people to see, but it's for me, too. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: now, there are six. the winnowing of republican candidates continued today when dark horse jim gilmore headed for the barn. so a great deal is riding on

>>> we begin with breaking news out of port washington where a woman and child were killed. plants george's police in a home at the 1300 block of palmer road.. >> reporter: the top brass of the police department here as well as its state's attorney and several family members have arrived. i spoke to one relative who shared his story but did not want to show his face. >> a beautiful mother and beautiful daughter. a beautiful, beautiful daughter. >> reporter: the young mother and her toddler are gone. shot and killed outside her uncle's house in the 1300 block of palmer road. before 7 am they called in a report of gunshots and the woman in her late 20s stand in a parking lot and daughter are suffering in a car and pronounced at a hospital. >> we are at a loss of words this morning. we are grief stricken. i am enraged that another baby lost a life in our community. >> everyone is upset. it's a total loss. a total loss. >> reporter: family here on the scene still very heartbroken and shaken up over the loss. no one would comments or talk of an ongoing custody battle for the 2-year-old girl but i can tell you that police are following several leads. live in fort washington delia goncalves wusa9. >>> a fairfax county schoolteacher behind bars this afternoon charged with producing child pornography. investigators found michael sweeney of woodbridge and a 16- year-old girl from alexandria in a parking lot last september. open warrant uncover child pornography on his cell phone. investigators. there could be more victims. if you suspect your child might have come in contact with michael sweeney should contact fairfax county police. >>> the first round of presidential voting produces big surprises and ted cruz peter daut donald trump at the caucuses with 28% of the vote. donald trump finished barely ahead of marco rubio with 24%. cruz one cruz 159 of the states 99 counties and withstood attacks from trump on his canadian birth and undisclosed loans from wall street. >> the voters sent a message they want a consistent conservative. one thing people in washington don't understand is the volcanic frustration the american people have with candidates. >> bernie sanders described the race as a virtual tie but hillary clinton is calling it a victory and the margin of victory is for voters. the focus now is on new hampshire where the first of the nation primary will be held a week from today. and for the latest on campaign 2016 whether you are in front of the tv or not download our free wusa9 app. >>> another water main breaks in silver spring. crews at the washington suburban sanitary commission spent the last few days making repairs at two locations. mikea turner spent a few hours on the 900 block of bonifant street where the latest water main break happened. >> reporter: crews were here a couple of days ago to repair a broken water main in the same spot. this morning it happened again. close off streets and a broken pipe companies -- beneath by -- bonifant street. >> this morning when i came in there was no water. >> reporter: this is the second day in the role and the same water main broke two days ago. >> you cannot make money or open for customers.>> reporter: crews with wssc were here when the pipe pop then spend hours making repairs monday but all that work went out the window when the same type first at 2:30 this morning. 22 customers lost service and joel has worked in the area for years and believes the area is prone to underground issues. >> customers need to have a hard look at what's under there. >> reporter: this spot wasn't the only place getting attention today. crews returned to a 12 inch water main break on university boulevard near piney branch road. they made repairs to that pipe yesterday and are now repaving the road. eastbound lanes were shut down this morning to make space for the work. >> hopefully they get it right this time. >> reporter: to prevent this from happening again. mikea turner wusa9. >> wssc responded to 392 water main breaks just last month. repairs on the pipette bonifant street wrap up this afternoon and road repairs following the water main break on university boulevard will be finished by the end of the week so expect delays between 9 am and 5 pm. >>> always watching, always tracking wusa first alert weather dcs most accurate. >> we're on the same page it seems. >> it feels like spring today and tomorrow. over the weekend a couple freezes but have you stepped outside qwex it's so comfortable. a lot of sunshine. that will change. we will see clouds increase later on tonight but after the sunset. we already up to 48 degrees. we started out with a few spots in the 20s so still have to deal with slick spots for places like frederick and martinsburg. this afternoon summery temperatures 45 winchester, 46 leesburg. typical high this time of year 45 degrees. already above that and continue to climb. headed to the 50s today most areas. some areas farther north staying in the 40s. tonight more mild again because of the southerly wind and cloud cover keeping things warmer than typical. we are tracking this heading our way through iowa. get your caucus votes in before the snow arrives and there it is. our showers, rain, and thunderstorms we will go to futurecast and time it out. that's coming up in a little bit. >>> internal affairs continue its investigation of the shooting involving a dc police officer and a man carrying what turned out to be a bb gun. since last may 5 people shot along the 5300 of clay terrace northeast and 2 of those victims have died. early yesterday it was a dc police officer who shot and killed a man with a bb gun. the suspect fell in the bb gun made to look like a semi automatic weapon fell to the ground. the police officer went and shot him when he went to retrieve the gun. >>> the truth can set me free. court documents say that was a comment from one of the virginia tech students charged with the objection and killing with a 13-yearld girl. david eisenhauer natalie keepers are charged in the death of nicole lovell. her body was found in north carolina. they say that level exchange the text with an 18-year-old man but the motive for the murder remains a mystery. >>> coming up the gift of life. for the first time in three years a mothheer ars her sons beating heart. >>> ferrris stat >>> bill cosby appeared in a pennsylvania courtroom today. attorneys for the comedian asked the judge to throw out the only charges against him for sexually assaulting woman despite dozens of accusations over decades. >> reporter: bill cosby led into the montgomery county courthouse for a hearing on the sexual assault case against him attorneys for the 78-year-old comedian asked the judge to throw out a charge of aggravated indecent assault. in the criminal complaint osby is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting former temple university employee andrea constand in his home in 2004. his attorneys say she was a willing participant. she settled a civil case against him in 2006 for an undisclosed sum. his attorneys say his deposition in that case was made after an agreement with the district attorney bruce castor that the former tv star not be prosecuted. in recent months more than 50 women make similar claims against cosby some dating back decades but this is the first time he has been charged. his attorney called the case political payback from the new district attorney who reopened the case last year. >> a former district attorney said there wasn't enough there and it was a civil matter but instead over a decade later one hot campaign later we are here. >> reporter: bill cosby has been free on $1 million bail since his december arrest and could get up to 10 years in prison if convicted. ryan webb cbs news new york. you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. >> i think the important thing about this study is that highlights that we've made significant progress in the past decade. there's been a significant decline from mortality from cardiovascular disease and heart disease in women and that's in large part due to awareness campaigns and education of women for greater focus on risk factors and greater use of effective treatments and women. we still see that women die more than men from heart disease and it is still the leading cause of death. we're trying to bring awareness to this. >> we talk about undertreatment. does that mean women aren't getting access to the same drugs or being put in clinical trials the same as men are? >> that's correct. we know there are certain therapies such as cholesterol- lowering therapies that women are less likely to receive than men. women represent 20% to 30% of patients enrolled in clinical trials so the treatment we are studying, we don't know if they are as effective in women as men. >> we call heart disease in women the silent killer. the symptoms are not the same for women. what should women know about their symptoms? >> understanding and knowing your symptoms is critical. test dose chest pain is the most common symptom but women are more likely to have subtle symptoms like shortness of breath, fatigue, nausea, and vomiting, so they are symptoms that women may not recognize are related to their heart so it's important to get attention from a healthcare provider. >> thank you very much for being with us.>> thank you. >>> an emotional reunion when a mother who donated her seven- month-old son's organs was able to listen to his heart for the first time in three years. heather clark son died in 2013 and a few days ago she met jordan and her mother esther gonzalez. jordan was fighting for her life because of a congenital heart defect and lukas' heart was a match and she explains why she made the decision. >> there's another family out there is feeling what i'm feeling somewhat and i have the chance to make them not go through what i'm about to go through. >> because the donation was made anonymously the families had not met until last friday. they found each other online and their bond was instant. >>> look at this dramatic video of an attempted robbery at a florida gas station. it shows the gunman walking up to the clerk demanding money. at first the clerk seemed compliant and then he springs into action, throws punches and manages to disarm the gunman. suspect still at large this afternoon and the clerk is the u. s. military veteran. >>> one burglar might call it quits after confronting a 92- year-old homeowner. the california seniors scared up the clerk with a well-placed shot. joseph shot of the burglar after he tried to break in his home. the suspect believed to be in his 20s took off running but left behind and ask.>> ddot around the corner with his acts and i let off a shot and he took off. >> he says he didn't want to kill the man but just wanted to scare him. police said he did just that. >>> now five days away from super bowl 50. the nfl turned the media day into primetime opening night to the super bowl and denver broncos and carolina panthers took the floor with the halftime show in between. jamie lucas reports from san jose.>>> super bowl 50 opening- night kickoff with a huge production in san jose. the denver broncos took center stage first. >> it took me a minute. i didn't know it was a bridge we were standing on.>> reporter: the big question will veteran cornerback peyton manning retire after the big game qwex he says he doesn't know. then came the carolina panthers. reporters swarmed all of 11 booth's set up for the key players and coaches from both teams. we tried to get close to the knights biggest names like quarterback cam newton and this is where reporters start and try to jockey for position. how much time do you plan to have? >> a lot. >> reporter: the nfl wanted to take away crazy antics from the years past but plenty of costumes and lighthearted questions for the players. the broncos von miller expected to put on a show. how did you come up with your look today? >> i walked in the locker room and they said here, this is what you are wearing. >> reporter: you didn't get to do anything crazy? >> it's a team function. it's all about putting the focus on my teammates and super bowl 50 coming up. >> reporter: expectorant for fans who were left soaking in the biggest names of football ahead of the biggest game of the year. in san jose jamie you can cbs news. >> if you're planning on it all the super bowl party we have you covered here on wusa9 pregame programming starts at 11:00 am leading up to kickoff at 6:30 p.m. and then catch a live late show with stephen colbert and already you can count on thursday night football being back on cbs next season. >>> in for an early spring. that's the prediction from the famous groundhog punxsutawney phil. his inner circle turn to him for his prediction before 7:30 this morning and he did not see his shadow meaning the prediction is for an early spring. f punxsutawney phil sees his shadow february 2 winter lasts an additional six weeks. >>> always watching, always tracking wusa9's first alert weather dcs most accurate. >> he doesn't always have it right but i hope he's right this time. >> i hope so too. we will take good news after what we've been through. >> and what denver is going through today. >> that front is headed our way. we will see some rain here for us. spring is coming early. it does feel like spring out there. it's so comfortable and beautiful out there. headed back to the lower 50s. tonight on the mild side again for most areas. a few spots might be cold again . yellow weather alert tomorrow because we will have rain and thunderstorms possible. this will impact both commutes but the evening one a little bit more. rain, showers, and thunderstorms and then picking up the intensity throughout the day as the front gets closer to the area. a nice weekend behind the front. won't be too cold. a blast of arctic air but feeling comfortable 48 now and sunshine. winds out of the east, northeast. current temperatures, see how we see it peaked here through nashville at 70 degrees. that's ahead of the front and we will have southwesterly winds peaking our temperatures. we will be in the 60s tomorrow and no chance for snow. it's an all rain event. then temperatures fall behind that. here is the setup. the snow we were talking about in nebraska already pushed through denver and in iowa and upper witnessed -- midwest right now. showers arrive tomorrow morning. today nothing but sunshine and winds out of the southeast tonight and here come the clouds. mild temperatures first thing tomorrow morning. this is 7:00 a few spotty showers nothing too heavy like we saw yesterday. here comes the heavier stuff in the afternoon and embedded in it in the back of the line is a few rumbles of thunder. not expecting any severe weather. that's off to the west. could see gusty winds. 5:30 in the evening commute will be harder because it's going to be wet. in the 60s wednesday night and then cooler air. thursday the transition day and we stay around 50 degrees and breezy. then come sunshine and cooler temperatures. friday coolest day of the week. 51 today, 60 tomorrow, 50s thursday. look at the we neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definitely go see it. 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worried about monarchy. those two different visions just completely collide. as i mentioned, port washington was left to do with them all. as long as washington was alive, everybody had enormous respect to washington. he's one of the people who you can't find anybody who says anything negative about what so ever. and as long as washington was there, the system kind of health. once washington retired then things really fell apart. it's quite remarkable is the country, it's quite remarkable the country survived. >> we have time for couple of questions. let me have one of them be from the audience. decisions, they relied on some of the revisions made later than the event itself. >> the supreme court for most of its history has been quite careful not to fight directly to the notes. they tend to side to the federalist papers which they like a lot more which were written by madison and hamilton during the period when they are very close. so i don't think this book will change specific issues. i think what this book will cause some difficulty for people is that people who believe on the

contrails at noontime with a temperature of 25 degrees. we have a 3, 7, 8, 10 mile-per- hour wind and that's not too bad. you say it feels about 22, 17 degrees from riverdale down to manhattan, 16 long island and around dutchess county. that will feel warm compared to what's coming. we have a windchill watch. it looks like a little half circle. that is the arctic air that sweeps in. by noon, it will be 20, 25 miles per hour. some places 45 mile-per-hour gust in the afternoon. so windchills just drop like a rock tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be at 3 below to 19 below by the time we get to 1:00 on saturday. we're looking at windchills generally overall as we go into saturday afternoon, saturday night and into sunday. 10 to 20 below, coastal connecticut and rochester county. 10 to 20 below into sunday morning as we get farther out to the north and west suburbs. we will probably set, you know, a new record high. so some of these factors are sunday. that will tie a 100-year-old record. like last year in february, the temperature was 2 degrees on the 20th. the last time we had a zero degree day is way back in '94. you need to wear a lot of layers and know the signs of we'll talk about more of it coming up. >> thank you, bill. come back inside. >>> darla miles is live with ways people are coping with the bitter cold. >> reporter: people are bundled up. the concern isn't as great because the temperatures drop at night. we're finding people who wouldn't to come inside and take in the sunshine. >> i will go sit in the starbucks inside. >> reporter: believe it or not, today's temperatures are not that cold for some people. >> i'm actually talking to my parents in russia, and it's been chillier weather. yeah. >> reporter: coming from jersey city to russia, mom and little brother are likely just as cold as she is. [ laughter ] >> reporter: what did she say >> she's saying do you want to marry my brother? [ laughter ] >> reporter: still a good spot for some to take in the sun and a good view of new york city. this family that operates a mexican food truck is working to keep both the food and himself hot. >> he's very cold. he's frozen. right inside, not too much. when we come out here, it's very cold. >> right here, we feel the cold on the face. >> reporter: they are opening warming centers and for a complete list, check out abc7ny.com. reporting live in jersey city, darla miles, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> as temperatures plunge, remember you can get the latest any time with our accutrack alert app. iphone or android. blasio. we speak. he says. >>> turning now to the breaking news in orange county and an explosion inside of a factory. two men seriously hurt in a blast and facility that "eyewitness news" reporter marcus is at the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: residents say this explosion shook their homes. amazingly, the two victims of the blast were conscious and alert despite suffering gruesome injuries. this happened around 9:30 this morning at the fire and safety equipment in the town of wallkill. this company manufactures fire extinguishers. it is believed they were filling a tank in what's called for reasons that are still not known, the tank exploded. the victims are 23 and 35 years old and suffered instant amputations. one man lost both legs, another lost one. as it happens, the fire department is right around the corner and applied turn any tourniquets to stop the bleeding. >> we stopped the bleeding and we transported. >> reporter: they were taken to west chester medical center by helicopter. their conditions unknown. again, they were conscious and alert. here at the scene, state police remain here. they are investigating. osha is on its way as well as they try and determine the cause of this morning's explosion. >>> a warehouse fire in central new jersey is still burning at this hour. as we take a look, a live look at the scene in hillsboro, the flame broke out yesterday afternoon in anastral area off of -- an industrial area off of route 6. at one point, the fire reached 7 alarms and hundreds of firefighters were on the scene to help. schools in hillsborough are closed because of air quality. there has been only one minor injury so far. the smoke from the fire can be seen for miles. this is what it looks like from news copter 7. route 206 is open now. coming up at 12:30, we'll have more on the difficulty fighting the fire in this cold. >> a pro seat plane crashed at the plane took off from mcarthur airport. the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> the new york city medical examiner has confirmed remains found in a park in hollis queens are human. a parks department employee found bones and a skull inside of a garbage bag yesterday afternoon next to a tree. neighbors heard park workers screaming after they made the discovery. the medical examiner's office says forensic anthropologists are in the early stages of the analysis. >>> we're following breaking news out of arizona where police are responding to a double shooting inside of a high school at independence high school in glendale this morning. two teenagers shot. the condition of the victims are still not known. school officials say, however there is no active shooter, and no one is in danger at this time. nevertheless, the school remains on lockdown as we learn any now information, and we'll >>> new details on the royal caribbean ship that was battered and damaged. the coast guard inspecting the anthem of the seas and paying special attention to the new propeller. the ship's left propeller stopped working and needed to be replaced. if it passes inspection, the ship will leave bayonne on a seven-day cruise tomorrow. >>> mayor de blasio says he hopes the conviction of former nypd officer peter liang provides a family of akai gurley with some comfort. he was found guilty of manslaughter after little more than two days of deliberations. liang says he accidentally fired the shot at a high-crime housing project in east new york. the bullet ricocheted off the wall and killed gurley last year. liang faces up to 15 years in prison. liang's attorney is vowing to appeal. accused of sexually abusing two school. the 51-year-old assaulted two students in port washington last month. he will be arraigned today in hampstead on forcible touching and sexual abuse charges. >>> turning to vote 2016 and the sparks were flying during last night's democratic debate. bernie sanders, hillary clinton squaring off for the sixth time. bazi kanani is live in washington with all of the highlights. bazi? >> reporter: good afternoon, david. a high stakes ahead of the next round of voting in states with very different demographics. still smarting from her double- digit defeat in new hillary clinton sounded a hard- line against the man who beat her. >> the kind of criticism that expect from republicans. low blow. one of us ran against barack obama. i >> reporter: clinton hoping for a boost from minorities. discrimination. >> reporter: sanders hit clinton again on her finances. >> secretary clinton's super pac, as i understand it, receives $25 million last reporting period, $15 million from wall street. why in god's name would wall street make huge campaign contributions? i guess just for the fun of it, around. >> reporter: donald trump threw his landslide victory in louisiana as the campaign trail winds south. >> here's your next president, donald trump! >> reporter: he made this bold boast in south carolina. so big in new hampshire, all of these characters are going to give it up. we're going to run the table! >> reporter: some of those "characters" have other ideas. chief? >> reporter: the republican presidential candidates faced off again in a south carolina debate saturday night. and the democrats will meet again when they both attend a dinner in minnesota tonight. the republicans next face off tomorrow night in south carolina. in washington, bazi kanani, channel 7 "eyewitness news." david, shirleen? >> thank you, bazi. >>> new information in the zika virus. find out what charles schumer is calling for and are we closer to a vaccine? >> and a champion in a coma honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? 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day. it's only going to get colder, and it's going to get windier. in and around the buildings, you'll be seeing a lot of gusty winds coming up tomorrow. everywhere across the area. that may knock power out. if it knocks down tree limbs and power lines, you can see our little corner of the world. bundle up with the coats, the scarves and gloves. you will need that right through the afternoon and into the evening. as we go into the evening and into the afternoon hours, we're looking at these temperatures that will continue and just be quite warm. we'll be quite cold, rather, i should say. as we are looking at 33% as far as the humidity goes with temperatures running 25. today will feel warm is my point. yesterday's high is 31, which felt nice. now we'll be looking at temperatures way below normal this time of year. 24 degrees massa peek with a all the way up to the river valley. it is about 23 degrees. winds are 5, 7, 8 miles per hour. we'll continue to see what's going to be a wind that builds into tomorrow afternoon. it will be rather gusty and heavy. teens, and they will be in the single digits overnight and way below zero tomorrow. the wind thrill chills are 17 to 21 degrees. we're looking at temperatures to start plummeting tonight. we've got clear skies and all the way back to the great lakes. we've got a front that is right there across the lakes. that is a polar front that is diving down that will give us the cold air that comes in tonight. you'll see with our futurecast, here comes the cold air that comes right into the area. the cold air will be pouring in here. tonight and tomorrow morning with that, too. so the roadways tonight could be a little treacherous and dangerous. you'll want to make sure that you travel safely and maybe you limit your travel tonight and tomorrow morning. we get the blasts of snow that are going to be coming in. we will see a temperature that drops tonight down into the teens, and we'll just continue to see these temperatures falling through the afternoon into the evening hours, into the nighttime. we'll see you are into the teens tomorrow morning and into then below zero north and west tomorrow through the afternoon. so they are the windchills, too, we've been talking about. 15, 18, looking at 15 to 20 degrees below zero as we head into tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night, and sunday morning. that's just going to be brutally cold with 10 to 20 degrees below temperatures. we're looking at this cold with temperatures 20 to 30 degrees colder than normal. we're 28 for the afternoon. tonight we'll be down to 15. tomorrow is just blasts of snow in the morning. the temperature will be falling. 18 we hit in the morning. then we'll see the temperature falling all day. we'll have sunshine and 19 on sunday. snow comes in monday night, changing over to a mix of rain, ice, and snow. on tuesday, we're back in the 40s. be careful this weekend, you guys. >> thanks. >> it's really going to be bring the pets are you happy 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waves. he is now in a medically induced coma. >>> a senior prank went the school suspended 33 students including many who said they weren't involved. the incident is under investigation. the students involved can appeal the suspension. a reminder that some pranks are just not funny. shirleen? >>> much more news ahead in our next half hour. an update on the massive fire at an industrial park. >>> our top stories this afternoon. the deep freeze. temperatures will plummet this weekend, and we may hit zero degrees for the first time since 1994. >> mayor de blasio just spoke about how the city's preparing for the dangerously cold temperatures and what new yorkers should do. >> all new yorkers need to understand to take all of the appropriate precautions. take this weather very, very seriously. >> meteorologist bill evans will have another update on the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. injured in an explosion in a factory in wallkill making fire extinguishers. the men were filling up a fire extinguisher tank when it exploded. >>> we begin with a developing story. news copter 7 is over a massive fire still burning in an industrial park in new jersey. nearby schools are closed today because of the fire. hello again, i'm shirleen allicot. >> the fire broke out yesterday afternoon township. 21 hours later, the fire is still burning. so far, there has been one minor injury. >> tony yates is live with the latest on this. toni? >> reporter: good afternoon, contained but not under control. not even close. one good thing about this fire is that it is not spreading. not even to two other buildings that are on that site. the fire, the cold, the wind, conditions for firefighters. it's just that massive of a fire, two old buildings more than 240,000 square feet. every bit of them in flames. >> we're looking at probably three to five days minimum of putting water on this until's out-out. >> reporter: mutual aid has made it possible to have firefighters on site around the clock since the fire began at the old military depot that's been used as storage facilities. it's not just the fire, the weather is brutal. >> the sprinkler systems are old and not fit for what's in the buildings now. >> reporter: traffic has been horrific to p. with cars trying to get a closer look. it's the last thing local leaders want or need right now. >> we ask that you keep yourselves sheltered inside. there is still smoke out there. >> reporter: here they come. they are monitoring air quality. so far, no serious concerns other than the fact that just take a look at it. that is very thick smoke. they are telling people not to be downwind and stay inside if you can and avoid the area. toni yates. >>> police say a woman was pronounced dead at the scene at 11th avenue and west 37th street. they say the investigation is ongoing. no other details were released. >>> new at noon, another person is recovering following a disturbing slashing incident. this one was in the bronx. police say the 20-year-old woman was walking at 12:15 this morning when a man grabbed her. the suspect tried to take the victim's cell phone. when he didn't get it, the suspect slashed the woman across her face. the victim says she fell to the ground and was kicked. the suspect run away with the victim's purse. the shooting death of a teenage boy around 10:00 last night inside of a home in east new york. authorities are speaking with two other teens who were there when the 16-year-old was shot. police are also interviewing a shooting. -- witnessed the shooting. >>> issuing a warning about influenza, declaring it prevalent in the state. flu cases have been reported in 44 new york counties, including all five new york city boroughs. the flu season has seen more than 800 hospitalizations but no deaths at this time. with the declaration, any health care professionals must wear masks. >>> ex-olympian and downhill skier picabo street is claiming self-defense after she pushed her father down a staircase and abc's clayton sandel has the latest. >> reporter: she's preparing now for a fight in court charged with assault and domestic violence, accused of throwing her 76-year-old father down the stairs of her utah home and locking him in the basement. >> my father just tried to attack me in my own house in front of my children. >> reporter: the former olympian claiming self-defense. overnight, her lawyer telling abc news she takes care of both of her elderly parents and that times. he had his hands on me, and i put him down the stairs. >> did he fall down the stairs? >> reporter: street admits she pushed her father after he pulled her hair in a fight after he accidentally bumped her car. >> oh, my god, are you kidding me? he slashed me on my face. >> reporter: the mother of three students say was the primary aggressive. street's attorney says she is a picabo street deserves our respect and admiration for taking care of her elderly parents even when it has not been easy to do so. clayton sandel. >>> lamar odom was spotted at kanye west's show for fashion week. west is odom's brother-in-law. odom sat with his estranged wife chloe kardashian and her family. this is the first time he's been out in public since being found unconscious at a nevada brothel last year. >> that got a lot of attention. >>> bill evans has the after- school accuweather forecast. >>> washingtoning the 20s -- hugging the 20s for the next few hours. then the fun begins with snow squalls and we'll be looking at what will be periods of snow that could be making the roads wet and slippery. overnight tonight, and then after school today, kiddos, it is chilly. it's 28 degrees with sunshine breaking into a mostly cloudy sky. so be very careful. we'll be looking at very brutal, dangerous cold coming up. i'll explain more of that in the accuweather forecast for the weekend in a moment. >>> a potential boost of federal funding may result in more subway trains on the l- line. the budget proposal for 2017 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collapsed lung but is expected to survive. >>> new at noon, barry manilow's tour is on hold after the singer had complications from dental surgery. a post on manilow's facebook page said the cop indications developed following emergency oral surgery on monday. it says after a concert in memphis, the 72-year-old rushed back to los angeles. math lope's publicist -- manilow's publicist says he's not hospitalized and is otherwise perfectly healthy. ohio with a machete. authorities say he randomly attacked two people sitting on the front. when officers found him, he was holding a machete and knife. police shot him when they say he lunged at them. one person is in critical condition and several others treat ted hospital. >>> now -- treated at the hospital. >>> now the mother of one of the columbine massacre killers opening up for the first time about her son and shooting that left 13 people dead. sue klebold sat down with diane sawyer nearly 17 years after her son dylan and his friend eric 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open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ >>> kelly ripa celebrating a milestone. anniversary as co-host of "live." >> we have a look at the behind the scenes. sandy? >> reporter: that's right, shirleen and dave. i was there for the party of the year in the "live" studio. in more ways than one, it was a family affair. >> cheers to 15 years! >> thank you. >> reporter: friends and family gathered to pay tribute to kelly ripa who achieved a milestone that's rare in the fickle world of tv. >> it doesn't seem like 15 years. it seems much shorter than that. >> reporter: kelly's time on "live" became clear as the hours progressed. punctuated by congratulations of the famous. some dropped by in person, others sent messages on tape. cher called in. >> cher, where are you some. >> i'm in my bed. >> reporter: even more moving were the tributes from co- workers. co-host michael strahan many. >> i don't think i could see anything because i was crying at that point, so it was through tears. >> reporter: tears flowed, too, along husband mark con swaying los as they watched children grow up and parents in the audience. >> reporter: what does it mean to have them here today some. >> it, it, it means a lot. >> reporter: alongside them, yankee great willie randolph all watching one of her favorites, rocker briian adams bryan adams. that voice was underlined by the head of "live's" parent company when disney chairman bob iger honored kelly with a statue of tinker bell. >> you remind me of tinker bell, short, sweet, and really sassy. >> reporter: the last word on her 15th anniversary belonged to kelly herself. >> it's an honor that i don't take for granted even for a second. [ cheers and applause ] >> kelly ripa thanking fans. i'm here to tell you that she is the same person off clean those fans have come to know and love. she's been my friend since long before i worked here and has helped me professionally in so many ways. so it's sweet justice that i tell you one day her son joaquin will likely take over here as movie critic. [ laughter ] >> dave, shirleen, you know, it was a possibility when i was taking him to the disney pictures. now that he's older and handsomer, it is a probability. >> oh, my goodness. i'm glad you said that about kelly because, you know, really what you see on tv is what she is behind the screens. it's great to see. classy, smart, and we love her very much. >> so moved by that. >> we watched her grow up. >> in a way. >> "all my children" when she >> and on abc family for a long time. so true. >> congratulations, kelly. >> did i say we watched her grow up? [ laughter ] >> you. >> you're getting old. >>> looking outside at noontime. we're seeing clouds, sun, and cold temperatures. it's going to be even colder and more windy. pressure 30.20 and it's fueling. today probably will not get above 25. 23 around poughkeepsie. let's tack on a little wind, shall we? 7 around long island, 7 along poughkeepsie. makes the real feel in the teens. so in the afternoon that will feel nice considering the cold air is just poised to come in right here. that will start diving down south and east with the really cold arctic air. the futurecast squeezes out so there will be these bursts of snow showers overnight. there will be some tomorrow morning prior to sunrise. you'll see a good batch of snow showers coming through 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 in the morning. that could coat roadways i-95 in connecticut, up 684, the thruway, all of that. temperatures are dropping into the 20s. as the cold air filters in, watch the temperatures drop during the day to 3:00 by 9:00 in monticello. we're looking at temperatures in the single digits and below zero. brisk and cold, high of 28. snow squallsnd maybe poor travel conditions tonight and tomorrow morning will be snow showers. the temperature will be 18 in the morning and falling all day. your accuweather seven-day forecast with that break of the temperature drops down to 202 overnight. sunday is valentine's day. snuggle up with somebody. it's best to be in a heart shaped hot tub, you know? it's one of those weekends for a spa and a movie. it warms back up next week on tuesday. >> indoor activities. >> lots of movies i'm going to catch up on. >> oh, yeah. good opportunity. >>> we have an update on the breaking news at the top of the hour. the double shooting at a glendale, arizona high school. police are saying two students both 15-year-old young ladies were killed in the shooting. there is no active shooter, and there's no one in danger at this time. however, the school remains on lockdown. we'll continue to follow the latest and update you on abc 7 online as that comes in. >>> fist, a look at what's >> we're getting ready for valentine's day. serving up a delicious dip. honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? 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port washington branch, you have escaped this. they're running without problems, but all other lines on lirr are suspended westbound between jamaica station and penn station. mta is cross honoring ticket, but this is what you're looking at right now, literally nothing heading to the west. >> okay, thank you. we turn now to weather. it's going to be dangerously cold. has issued a code blue alert, getting the homeless off the street. >> and a little cold weather irony, the ice fest eventually for this weekend in central park was canceled because it's too cold. >> we have team coverage beginning with lee goldberg outside the studio on the upper west side. >> they canceled the winter jam because of the blizzard. unbelievable. it's really cold, but we're about 12 hours away in temperatures that will lit al rally take -- literally talk your breath away. everything has to be covered tomorrow. right now the temperature is down to 25, not too bad. the wind chill 16, but still above 0 which it will

victims. >> it's disgusting. >> reporter: 60-year-old valerie of port washington got the call a few weeks ago. >> it's annoying because you feel bad saying you might owe somebody money. >> reporter: 59-year-old george they sound something like this. >> you act smart with me, i'll see you are in a lot of trouble. >> reporter: the callers are threatening and say they are from the irs or treasury department and sometimes they direct you hear, to your local wal-mart, to pay the taxes you owe. but in fact, senator chuck shummer calls them bottom crawlers. >> the scammers demand the money be wired right away. they make it seem like there's going to be some federal agent to knock at your door and arrest you unless you do. >> reporter: while it didn't work on valerie or george, thousands of others have now rushed to pay, coughing up nearly $30 million. the aar p today warning people, keep this in mind. >> the irs is not going to call you and ask you to give them a credit card or a debit card over the phone. >> reporter: as for wal-mart, right now they do have small warning signs like these.

station as part of a larger project to fix the sewer system and port washington and accokeek in construction has begun. >>> federal health officials reveal new information about the zika virus this morning. the mosquito borne virus is spreading quickly in latin america and the caribbean. the centers for disease control said several pregnant women in the u.s. are now infected. >>reporter: samantha had just found out she was pregnant when she traveled to honduras around christmas. weeks later she had fever and flulike symptoms. she tested positive for the zika virus. she was nine weeks and she miscarried. >> it was really hard. >>reporter: the virus was found in the placenta but there is no way to know what caused her miscarriage. the cdc said it has confirmed nine pregnant women with the zika virus in the u.s. all were infected while traveling to areas where the virus circulates. of those cases, two had healthy babies and two had miscarriages and two terminated their pregnancies. one child was born with severe microcephaly, condition that leaves babies with abnormally small heads

school in long island. he was arrested thursday. police say he assaulted two students in port washington last month. he faces forcible touching and sexual abuse charges. >>> the new york city medical examiner has confirmed remains found in a park in hollis queens are human. a parks department employee found the bones and the skull inside a garbage bag at the park yesterday afternoon. the bag was next to a tree. neighbors say they workers screaming after making the tabrizly discovery. -- the grizzly discovery. -- grisly discovery. >>> and tonight we're hearing from the woman that's a victim of another apparent random slashing attack. the 20-year-old slashed across the pace in the bronx -- face in the bronx early this morning. she said a man tried to grab her cell phone. she fell to the ground where he she had to get three layers of stitches to close the gash in her cheek. >>> the mother of the one of the killers in the columbine school shooting is opening up for her first tv interview. her son and his friend opened fire inside the school in april of 1999, killing 12 students an

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inside the harbor links catering hall in port washington with bride and groom taking turns repeating their vows. >> i feel truly blessed. >> i love you. >> reporter: these true veterans of matrimony including the king and queen of wedded longevity ruth and larry shipman. they cut their first wedding cake 74 years ago after meeting in a valentine's day party. >> first thing he says is, hey, i like you very much. could i take you home? i says wait a minute! we just walked? ! let's see what other type of people are here. >> reporter: and the rest is history for the shipmans. of course, the question these inspiring couples are always asked is, how did you meet? >> we met at a polish dance. >> reporter: this couple is celebrating 55 years of wedded bliss. sandra still recalls when her husband tried to kiss her on the first date. >> i felt something on my cheek. and with that, i waved my right hand and i ended up slapping him in the face. so after that, he -- he didn't try kissing me again. >> reporter: before moving to long island, many of these couples first found each other in the city.

of time in her port washington home these days recovering from hip surgery. it was during this time that she came across a disturbing e-mail about a bank account. >> i said oh, my god. another low balance. oh, my god. i've come to the end of the line. they're going to close my account. i'm not a good customer. >> this is the e-mail bearing what looks like a chase logo. it says we regularly update all accounts. we're unable to update your online account and, therefore, we will be closing your accounts. please take a few moments to update your account. then there's a link. >> i see the link, it's asking me for information like e-mail, e-mail password. my mother's maiden name, my social security number. >> i said this is too much information. so i responded to them. too much information. i wi respo to chas directly. >> before she had a chance to do that, she got another e-mail again requesting the same information. >> something just said don't do it. iet closed it and then i went to the chase online and then i called chase. when i told them what happened, they said they're phishing. >>

month angela: take a look at this video. this is all that remains of a home in port orchard, washington. crews do not know if anyone was home during the blast. as of now, the homeowners are unaccounted for. people who live nearby say the explosion was so big it could be heard from several hundred yards away. the cause of the explosion is under investigation. pharmaceutical company johnson and johnson has been ordered to pay $72 million to the family of an alabama woman whose death was linked to baby powder. the woman' s family claims she got ovarian cancer from using the talc-based powder for more they sued johnson and johnson, and the jury agreed, awarding them that money. the company is facing similar lawsuits, claiming it didn' t warn consumers that the product could cause cancer. jim: today, afghanistan receives a large gift from russia. these boxes are filled with 10,000 assault riffles and millions of rounds of ammunition. the russian ambassador to afghanistan said russia was willing to work with afghanistan to combat insurgency and drug problems. leaders say the guns and ammo wer

, drier air is moving on in. showing the straggler showers out of lake washington near port st. john, working over toward the kennedy space center. those will move on out, and we are starting to see the glaring conditions across our area. lots of rain still impacting south florida, the honda classic just had to get everyone to safety in palm beach county because of thunder and lightning. here is something you not see every day, tornado watch boxes from trenton, new jersey all the way down into portions of georgia, and look at this line, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, a tornado warning today line. this is a powerful system. for us, these brighter, shades moving into town, that will mean a much improved scenario from here and on out. futurecast showing not much, through 9:00, it is going to be clear as a bell and that will allow temperatures to fall quickly. 9:00, 64 degrees and gusty wind. you will want a light jacket handy. we keep going and quickly and quite a bit further down from there. 45, lady lake this evening. 49, poinciana. 50, orlando. 50, melbourne. look at tamara' s forecasts, a nice r

will once again play games at charlotte sports park in port charlotte. the first spring training game is march second against the washington nationals. there are just 14 days until pitchers and catcher report. it hasn't even been two days since the last play of super bowl 50, but predictions are already in for who will play next year. the top teams that experts say you may see at super bowl 51. but first, a record year in shark attacks worldwide. at 5:46, the surprising number from florida. here's a look at what's coming up on 10 news and c-b-s tonight. starting at 8:00, n-c-i-s, followed by n-c-i-s new orleans at 9:00. at 10:00, limitless. then tune in to 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests olivia wilde and christiane right now, at least 8 people are dead and more than one hundred others injured after two trains crashed head-on into each other in germany. it happened just south of munich. police say some people are still stuck inside the wreckage. injured people hospitals by helicopters and boats. no word yet on what caused the

washington state home. that home blown to pieces in the port orchard neighborhood. authorities have not found the people who live in the home, and right now they are looking for what caused the powerful blast that blew out the windows of an elementary school down the road. >>> also developing right now, a new search underway for a harvard man who vanished in downtown boston. divers searched the water this morning near the charlestown bridge for a 22-year-old zachary was last seen more than one week ago but he was going out for a smoke outside of the tavern near fayetteville hall. >>> a cambridge police officer now on paid leave accused of hitting a bicyclist with his scene. cambridge police are not releasing the officer's name, but say he was off-duty at the time of the accident. police are investigating to decide if he should face charges >>> scary moments for a family as one of their son's toys goes up in flames, you can see the incredible damage left behind by the fire. sparked by a hover board, we were following the story and we have much more. hover boards have destroyed two homes,

hyannis port for the weekend. a telephone call from washington that sunday morning told him that the communists had finally begun to seal the berlin sector border against the east germans and east berliners. >> across streets, all along the 25-mile border between east and west berlin. >> telephone lines to west germany are cut. the flood of refugees is dammed up. west berlin is isolated. ♪ >> communist country like east germany cannot exist with an open border. it must be able to wall its people in and make them work until communism succeeds. >> president kennedy decided on thursday to send johnson to berlin because mayor brant had written a letter warning that the city's rotting morale required bold and quick treatment. >> and the united states wants you to know that the pledge he has given to the freedom of west berlin and to the rights of western access to berlin is firm. >> is khrushchev entirely convinced that our words have meaning? if he is not, what can we do short of war to convince him that they do? >> 1,600 american soldiers arrived in west berlin after a 110-mile road t

of this mobile home in washington state police say a home exploded early this morning in port orchard killing two people. the force of at an elementary school a thousand feet away authorities say they found two sets of remains in the rubble of that mobile home they think the victims of the homeowner and his wife emergency crews are still investigating exactly what caused that blast the death toll is rising after a shooting in house fire in phoenix arizona police said the youngest of four victims a young girl just died at the hospital. police say officers in tactical gear responded to reports of an active shooter inside the home investigators say the gunman killed four of his family members and threatened to fire on officers and fire crews arrived the house was in flames officials say firefighters and police went to incredible aims to reach those inside good police officers who went into a active fire to pull out people to try to save their lives. this is what yours look like. officials say firefighters climbed onto the roof to put out to enter the home officers shot and killed

already flying from port tobacco. stephen city, winchester, springfield. it is already selling where you are. he washington, the farther west, the shenandoah valley, the allegheny, winter morning in place. not just snow. see four to six inches, but ice potential is there. washington, and already a picture shows us a place covered with snow. road treatment is almost ineffective. here are the exact picture of where that snow is right now. we are going to bring you to demons burg, columbia, and shady side. let me show you where i have seen reports in the general west and south. , fortfield, arlington washington, prince george's county, and for the southwest. doppler radar motion shows that growing a little more northward, soon. there is westward movement out of the snow shield. the main snow event is through the day tomorrow. let's look at the bigger picture is. snowfall transition, warmer air changes it to sleeping -- freezing rain. a lot to go on for the next two days. we will really break it down hour-by-hour. we of snow starting, and the latest forecast shows it well. earlynow conti

washington. " jack/otsl that royal caribbean cruise ship damaged in a storm off the east coast is due back in port today. that's after a vacation to the bahamas many passengers are ready to forget! the royal caribbean's seas" was battered by hurricane force winds sunday. winds of more than 100 miles per hour, and 30 foot waves, forced the ship to turn back. the captain says he didn't realize the intensity of the storm when the ship set out. sot -- capt. joseph ahlstrom, suny maritime expert jack: no one was seriously hurt. royal caribbean has apologized to the passengers -- offering a full refund. stephanie: chief meteorologist brad edwards brad ((ad lib weather independent weather experts" brad: fluffy snow come through earlier today with most areas getting 1-2". there could still be a few flurries into the evening, but a bigger snow may be coming at us this weekend! tonight will be mostly cloudy for central iowa, but we could see some clearing late tonight in some areas. those areas that do clear down will be colder with light winds helping to let temps fall. it looks like there will be

. legislators put line items in the budget, we call them turkeys instead of portobello. in washington it's called port. we call them turkeys for some reason there and i would take them out of the budget and there was a sigh of relief for some because i would go back home and say i tried to get it done but the mean old governor was the guy didn't let it happen. i would love to take that responsibility in washington dc. the next president should have line item veto power to be able to bring veto corleone a two washington dc, to bring order to the budget.[applause]. in florida, we did something no other state that i'm aware of it. now if you have done it which i'm grateful for. we eliminated lifetime employment protections for government workers. not to be punitive. not to be mean-spirited but to simply make the point that government is the servant, not the master of people. and how can you be a servant if you have lifetime protections, no matter what you two? in florida, we changed that. the government was reduced by 13,000 workers, 11 percent. no one came close to that during my time. we di

, in fact, we would see snow -- more snow along the eastern seaboard. ports have snow. portland to washington, d.c., even raleigh, looking at snow. as this system develops, it'll be pushing in a lot of heavy, wet snow. power lines could come down. tree branchs coming down. 41 million people under some winter storm warning or advisory. here we are. 7:00 a.m. from norfolk to boston, we have snow. inches per hour. it becomes windy. with the heavy, wet snow, we outages. around noon from portland, boston, warwick, new york city on the western edge of the system. into the afternoon hours -- it's a quick mover -- it pushes its way off. as far as accumulations, heavy along eastern maine. into eastern massachusetts. boston, you could be looking at snow. 9. 5 to 8 in iceland. the good news is it's a quick mover. it'll get out of here fast. we are watching something that comes in early next week, which may have an impact along the east coast, as well. >> thank you, al. appreciate it. >>> let's talk politics. the presidential race. hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off in their most con

the precaution in the islanders lost to the washington capital.yankees pitcher and catcher reported to swing training. >> duke is with the team in port st. lucie florida. >> good morning from port st. lucie. mets pitchers in catchers took their pictures. yesterday the first time to speak with terry collins. we reflect on the past and talked about the future and >> he talked about the bitter disappointment of losing the world series and the excitement that he had about the upcoming season. >> the first couple weeks is tough. you just don't get over it in two days. >> the energy levels are different. it's certainly tremendous energy and anyone you talk to or any these guys that walk into the clubhouse you look at the players here already. it's impressive. >> the other big topic is for. how many last season? not owning his own clubhouse but around the big waves. that respect and his intimidation factor grew after he buys the tower. >> it's game three in the world series. >> most people think i am like a quiet guy. what i'm on the mound , i tried to be as intimidating as possible. i tri

starting at only $599.99. only at a sleep number store. >>> developing news out of washington state. this is what the left of a -- is left of a home in port orchard. it exploded into a ball of fire. cadaver dogs are going through the home, looking for the sign of the two homeowners who are still unaccounted for. that explosion blew out windows at a nearby school and it was picked up by seismographs in tacoma. >>> a young girl has died after a family tragedy in phoenix. a gunman shot his own family members. and set the house on fire before taking his own life. abc 7 news morning anchor is live in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: well, officers had to wear breathing gear and dodge bullets. they could hear the victims calling from inside as they entered the burning home. we brought you the aerial live this morning. you can see the sheer emergency presence there. the whole area shut down. this in northwest phoenix. before 4:00 a.m. our time, one of the injured called 911 to say that a family member was firing at other family members. we know that five are dead in all including the g

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seats means in washington, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> federal customs agents seized nearly $1.7 million in counterfeit hoverboards at the port of charleston. officials say the boards pose a fire risk because their batteries don't meet safety standards. officials across the country have been testing shipments. they seized 16,000 in chicago last month. several local universities are restricting or banning hoverboards. that includes queens university, state university and the university of south carolina. the boards are banned in the carolina panther's locker room. >>> new at noon, fewer americans applied for jobless benefits last week. applications dropped sharply by 16,000 to 269,000. it's well below the 300,000 benchmark that shows employers are confident enough in the economy to hang on to workers. it's a good sign after last month's disappointing jobs >>> temperatures have gone up a little bit. still very cold out there. >> yeah, it is. it's better than yesterday. we are warmer than we were throughout the entire day today. there's no big wind chill. we may see mid-40s this aft

home in washington state was destroyed by an explosion this morning. the triple wide mobile home is near seattle the city of port orchard. right now the homes to owners aren't accounted for. firefighters try to figure out what caused the explosion. it was so powerful it shattered windows at a nearby elementary school. >>> people will rally at apple stores across the company and here in tampa. they are fighting the gov.'s attempt governor's attempt to put a backdoor into an iphone. sarah hollenback shows you how this could impact all of us. speemac it is all about privacy. that's what the people who are rallying here at international plaza will say as they hold up their phones and tablets with to not break your iphone. the fbi said it's crucial for them to protect lives and track terrace. the some say it is too risky. company creates a backdoor for the company to unlock the phone of the san bernardino shooters, who who is to say they won't do it again? and what they fear is once the back doors built there may not be a way to ensure it will only not be used by hackers of foreign gover

. track condition, 15 minute delays, new jersey transit buses into and out of port authority. you have delays there. george washington bridge is 10. the lincoln, the bus lane is open. street cleaning rules are in effect. lori, back to you. >> it is 8:58. that will do it for us, up next >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, host of "survivor", jeff probst. and maggie from the hit series, "the walking dead," lauren cohan. plus, we announce the five finalists in our "time to shine movie line contest." all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] award-winning co-hosts, kelly

of justice scalia. funeral plans are not made and an epic washington political battle is brewing over his replacement replacement. >> reporter: as scalia's body trance ported to virginia. a quail hunting trip was cut short. the legal giant died in his sleep. >> he was peeve. a man who went to sleep and didn't wake up >> reporter: political fall out is less than peeve. supreme court confirming his death. mcconnell said this vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president. president obama made it clear he is ready to move. >> i plan to fulfill to nominate a successor. nominations how it could shift the donees on the supreme court without scalia is sflit 4 and 4. the next appointment will be critical for decisions that are coming down. >> reporter: includes abortion, affirmative action and immigration and that added a dimension to the presidential race. >> it is outrageous that republicans in the senate and on the campaign trail have pledgeed block any replacement that president obama nominates. >> reporter: republicans backing mcconnell in the debate >> it is delay, dela

, and this morning washington, d.c. is bracing for a winter storm of its own. we'll take you there. >>> good cising weather here. another boat coming out of port everglades. we are mostly cloudy, and we have a healthy breeze and that has kept temperatures up overnight, and we are in the 70s. a warm few days and then a return to beautiful winter weather. your complete first alert forecast in a few minutes. kelly? >>> president's day, no school for broward county or miami-dade. i-95 looking great. the turnpike enamel is your teeth's first line of defense. but daily eating and drinking can make it weak. try colgate enamel health. it replenishes weak spots with natural calcium to strengthen enamel four times better. colgate enamel health. we continue to look at a massive blaze at a multihp story home in brooklyn. the fire is now under control. four people including two the new york fire department tweeted out this picture. firefighters hard at work early today. >>> valentine's day was a good day to stay inside with somebody special. i say it was a good time to stay inside for parts of

of controversy washington. let's give you live team putney in the video port. >> michael: thth reaction has predictable. >> the trip is shapeful because as the president of the united states, he is supposed to be the standard bearer for values that we stand for, for our american ideals. >> michael: miami's cuban american members of congress were quick to deinbounds the president's cuba trip. >> i think it would have been's real surprise if president obama would have announced that he wasnot going to go visit castro and cuba. that would have been the shock. >> michael: in obama said this in december he wanted to visit cuba but also wanted to see progress there on human rights. that hasn't happened. >> of course on human rights, we regularly raise a whole host of issues around certain cases of prisers, certain patterns of detention, and certain limitations on rights, and that will be, of course, a part of the discussion as well. >> michael: obama and cuban pridenenraul castro have met the u.s. opened its embassy there last summer and the two sides have made progress in talks on t

shrine of immaculate conception in washington, d.c. we will take you back here in an hour. until then, we will bring you an interview that justice scalia 2009, wherepan in he talks about the job of assisting port justice in reaching a decision. >> would you discuss the role of a supreme court justice. justice scalia: come out in the right way that justices should appeal. to decide on what cases the court should agree to hear. essentially two functions. the latter is prior. first of all, decide what to put on her docket. and what is on her docket, try to get right. host: what role do you see the supreme court playing in society today? hasn't changed over your tenure? justice scalia: i think the same role it has always played. i don't think it has changed. its proper role is, in a democracy, to give a fair and honest interpretation to the aning of dispositions that people have adopted. either in congress are statutes, or people when they ratify the constitution. as simple as that. no more, no less. i don't think we are leader of social causes. we are not pushing this society ahead. we are s

could come as early as next week. in washington, kristin fisher, fox news.>>> divers found human remains today after a midair collision between two small planes near the port of los angeles. the search vehicle -- search began friday after planes collided in disappeared on radar. two man -- man are missing. the divers found tail numbers for both planes. the woman's husband identified her as a longtime pilot named mary.. the other pilot was very experienced. divers plan to continue their search tomorrow. >>> a man killed when a crane collapsed last week in new york city was remembered by loved ones. david wicks was born in prague but grew up in new york. he graduated from harvard and work to a computerized trading firm. officials say it could take weeks to determine why the crane collapsed.>>> gas prices under two dollars a gallon. the average price dropped 8 cents of the past two weeks. is now an average of $1.82. that's $.37 lower than last year. analysts say prices will drop further if crude oil continues to slide. the price in the bay area is higher than the national average, r

as early as next week. in washington, kristin fisher, fox news.>>> divers found human remains today after a midair collision between two small planes near the port of los angeles. the search vehicle -- search began friday after planes collided in disappeared on radar. two man -- man are missing. the divers found tail numbers for both planes. the woman's husband identified her as a longtime pilot named mary.. experienced. divers plan to continue their search tomorrow. >>> a man killed when a crane collapsed last week in new york city was remembered by loved ones. david wicks was born in prague but grew up in new york. he graduated from harvard and work to a computerized trading firm. officials say it could take weeks to determine why the crane collapsed.>>> gas prices under two dollars a gallon. the average price dropped 8 cents of the past two weeks. is now an average of $1.82. that's $.37 lower than last year. analysts say prices will drop further if crude oil continues to slide. the price in the bay area is higher than the national average, ranging from $2.40- on the basketball te