reveal at the end of the show like dina murphy and timothy sullivan. >> decisions made. >> are you going to love it? or are you going to list it? >> we've decided to -- for frz. >> list it. >> nearly seven months later, murphy and sullivan have yet to list it or move in. they filed a lawsuit against the contractor and the canadian company big coat tv that produces the show. the couple claims the renovations were disastrous. alleging their $140,000 was essentially used to create a stage set for this a television series. >> this is not like a free makeover. >> no, not at all. >> we took out a substantial loan for this. and you know, put in some of our that we took out. >> sullivan and murphy declined to comment on the specific damage reciting the pending lawsuit. their allegations include damaged stained floor boards. open holes, low grade carpeting over chipped concrete and unpainted surfaces. the couple's attorney claims poor workmanship occurred because big coat tv, the production company was acting as general contractor during the renovation after taking his client's money. >> fo

. sullivan, ulster, duchess counties under a winter weather advisory now through 6:00 monday evening. we are talking about a snow event. not a huge one, but still accumulating snow, nonetheless in april. we have freeze alerts in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. things are getting very interesting once again. overnight, expect to see some late snowflakes, especially north and west. not nearly as windy overnight tonight as what we had yesterday. 34 degrees overnight, but cindy, there's even more to this weather story. i'll have it coming up in a bit. >> elise, thank you. >>> many people still dealing with the damage from today's storm. 60 mile-an-hour wind gusts ripped trees out of the ground, toppled power lines, and forced thousands of people into darkness. cbs 2's valerie castro is live with the cleanup. valerie? >> reporter: cindy, the winds street here in queens village. a tree fell down earlier today. we'll show you the video of that in a second. that caused a chain reaction. power lines were ripped down. you can see this intersection is still closed off. this utility pole over h

end of the show. dina murphy and timothy sullivan signed up hoping to be wowed but they weren't. >> decisions made. >> are you going to love it or list it? >> reporter: but nearly 7 months after their episode aired murphy and sullivan have yet to list it or move back in. they filed a lawsuit against the subcontractor and the canadian company big coat tv that produces the show. the couple claims the renovations were disastrous alleging their $140,000 was essentially used to create a stage set for this television series. >> we took out a substantial of our own money. >> reporter: their allegations include damaged floorboards, open holes, low great carpeting and unpainted surfaces. the couple's attorney claims the poor workmanship occurred because the production company was a general contractor during the renovation hiring local subcontractors to do the work. >> for the homeowners here, this is a renovation project. and for big coat it's a tv show. what we allege is that big coat hired contractors who did substandard work. >> reporter: the couple's lawsuit also claims the subcontra

. uncle jamie, richie sullivan wanted me to thank you for saving his life. who's richie sullivan? he was on our school field trip and a man pointed a gun right at him. you saved them. richie was never in any real danger, bud. tell richie sullivan your uncle said he's welcome. tae kwon do, huh? how'd you let them talk you into that one, aunt linda? well, they sold me on the focus and discipline, but all i've seen so far is a lot of kicking. (groans) and punching and striking. he scratches the back of his head when he's bluffing. who? the mayor-- he has a tell. he scratches the back of his head when he's bluffing. picked it up in a poker game-- cleaned him out. (laughs) that's good to know. mm-hmm. he's a politician, he must do a lot of scratching. (laughs) is it true you drew amazing grace, kid? who's amazing grace? the department shrink. does that mean he's crazy? no, wisenheimer, it doesn't mean he's crazy. you got no choice. well, not that seeing a shrink means you're crazy. my day, there was no department shrink. yeah, guys bottled it up until they stroked out. ah, the good old days.

boroughs, rockland, orange and putnam county. duchess and sullivan, the polls there open at noon. polls will close at 9:00 tonight. janel burrell, cbs-2 news. >>> in the city right now, it is comfortable, it is going to be a comfortable day. cooler as well. current reading in the park 63, up 2 degrees from last year. winds variable at 3. a breezy condition with the north wind filling in, be mindful of that. that will continue trib to the a weak front in our area. we'll see some clearing. by lunch time you are up to 66. 69 at 2:00. 70 for your high. you'll feel it, maybe a little jacket if you are hanging out late or heading out right now. if you are, you need to listen to kyla. >>> in brooklyn, fenmore street remains closed westbound. between rogers and bedford avenue due to continue fire department activity from last night's deadly fire. then we head to huntington, an accident with an overturned truck. you can see it has all lanes closed on the westbound l.i.e. traffic is being detoured off to the service road. no major delays yet, but this has the potential to be a big problem

on gets warmer. clouds in sullivan county, moisture that you see coming off the lakes it's not going to hold together for us. it will be cold again in the morning. freeze warnings for those counties just to the north of the city. even places like western bergen county, then on this side you can see the words a frost advisory for all those counties in western new jersey and extending down into southern new jersey for the possibility of waking up to frost out there. what will the numbers be like? waking up to 40 degrees in new york city not as cold in the city but still some subfreezing temperatures north and west and then in the afternoon high temperature, today we were 57, tomorrow 60, plenty of sunshine and we'll go up from there. we'll talk about it a little bit later. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a bakery in the east village is feeding new york's appetite for the presidential race. cupcake market on east 7th street just opened on saturday. it's already got a best- seller. giant cookies decorated to donald trump and hillary clinton. the owner says each cookie is hard work handpai

, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, after was then that the sullivans noticed despite being called tv ready, a closer look revealed a different reality. the hgtv reality show bills itself a hit tv series that appeals to homeowners in search. needs." in each episode, a home is renovated, and the owners gets to decide if they love it and sale. it all builds up to a big reveal at the end of the show. like dina murphy and timothy sun valg. >> decision's made -- sullivan -- >> decision's made. >> are you going to love it? >> or are you going to list it? >> well, we've decided to -- >> list it. >> reporter: nearly seven months later, murphy and sullivan have yet to list it or move in. they filed a lawsuit against the contractor and the canadian company big coat tv that produces the show. renovations were disastrous, alleging their $140,000 was essentially used to create a stage set for this television series. this is not like a free makeover. >> no. not at all. we took out a substantial loan for this, and -- put in some of our own money on top of the loan that we took out. >> repo

dutchess as well. heavy for sussex, holding into sullivan rather, holding through for warren county. feeling in right there. that's your morning. breaks by this afternoon, and it's a busier morning. if the wipers are on, make sure the lights are. a lot of accidents yesterday, let's not repeat. it's cooler tonight, and a freeze watch, and there's the parameter. you can see that. north and west, you're not as cold. this a reflection of the calendar and likely plant. down to somerset county. we are concerned about the possibility of patchy frost b. mind of after that. tomorrow morning a good deal of sun, and then hey, hey, high pressure midweek to late week, and that's when we will see the nice weather for the weekend. setting you up for an ontime arrival. that's kyla. >>> good morning, everybody. jersey. good news here, no major delays so far with this. >>> subway issue for to you this morning. due to a police investigation at the 77th street station, uptown express trains are running express. but customers can take the m103 bus along lexington avenue. alternate-side parking rules in

wind. where there is precipitation it's sufficiently cold for a flake or 2 in sullivan county. that front weakens. high pressure gives way to another low that's going to ride out of the ohio valley tomorrow. hour by hour you're at a nifty 50 by lunchtime. that's it, we're going to be in the low 50s today with that mix of sun and clouds. then we get ready for another colder air for your saturday. come on, it's april. doesn't feel like it. it doesn't feel like a saturday yet. it's friday with kyla. >> it is friday, let's get you through it. we have some trouble spots out there. we'll start in the bronx. an accident with a fuel spill has two lanes blocked on the northbound new england thruway at pellam parkway. the northbound henry hudson parkway that is for retaining wall repairs. a few subway issues this morning, due to the police investigation, the 4 and 6 trains are biopsying bleaker street in both directions. >>> thank you. to campaign 2016 and the last schedule change for presidential candidate donald trump. trump will skip a trip to california to campaign in new york today. yest

little snowflakes north of sullivan county. the cold air is setting up. future rainfall here bigger numbers with rain south of the city maybe an inch for places like toms river. across the board 41 degrees for your saturday. not a pleasant day but again if you are chasing sun go north of the city. 46 on sunday. that's sunday morning low of 29, it's going to be close. the record is 28. keep your eye on thermometer. 58 monday. 57 tuesday. 55 wednesday. those numbers look okay there but it's the week after next week that we'll turn the corner. david friend was just in our office our boss. when are we turning the corner? not this coming week. the following week. >> i love you, mo, man. i love you. [ laughter ] >> weatherman can't promise. >> just checking. >> a lot of promises. thank you. >>> let's take you back out to queens right now. otis live at a happy but empty citi field. hey, otis. >> reporter: it certainly is, maurice. there was plenty of excitement here at citi field. things calm in florida. i'll explain for jacob degrom and he was solid. always durable and reliable, former je

becomes reality. he makes his network debut at the ed sullivan theater. >> it's a pretty cool mark on my career. >> this one is a special one, on cbs, on the colbert stage. >> the former intern has come a long way from getting coffee you can watch the late show with stephen colbert every week night right here on cbs 2. >>> right now, otis livingston has a look at news. >>> the islanders trying to skate out with home ice advantage. three series now. [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around... it's dragging down your fuel economy. [ breaking glass ] but over time, using new and improved bp gasoline with invigorate helps clean up that dirt, like hundreds of scrubbing brushes. [ scrubbing bristles ] so that means a cleaner engine, which helps you get more miles per tank. i'll be here if you need me. new bp gasoline with invigorate... . >>> otis livingston is here now. lot at stake tonight for the islanders. >> not quite do-or-die, but down near there. we're down to square one for the islanders,

, getting close to a little northwest corner of sullivan county, start off with very light rain, there are heavier bouts in there, the bigger picture will show you what we're watching, this front is going to make its way through the area but take a look, at the configuration of this ridge in the front and then this big, with step crossing it, first crosses to the east end of long island, but then that ridge will still not have hit the jersey shore. it is possible tomorrow to see some temperatures at around east end of long island, upper 40s, low 50s. at the same time to find a temperature around the judicial, 78? maybe a little bit warmer than that? it's a possibility. rain is going to be out there because before this front gets in, you will get that southwest push that you always get ahead of the front and that's why i think some of those temperatures could be climbing tomorrow. other folks, not climbing. if the front is on top of you, temperatures are going down. 6:00 a.m., could be some bouts of heavy rain out there for some folks but not for everybody. again, some clearing. startin

our viewing area open at 6:00 a.m. in the northern counties including dutchess and sullivan, they open at noon. statewide, polls close at 9:00 p.m. >> okay. tony, thank you. >>> arrest report in the campus scare that led to a lockdown at suny purchase in westchester, police say it started with a confrontation at a student even last night. the man was then seen running away. students were told to stay in place as police flooded the campus looking for a possible armed man. tonight police arrested a 24- year-old new rochelle man, charges are pending. >>> american is among those confirmed dead as the death toll from that powerful earthquake in the quarter now climbs to 413. rescuers continue digging possible survivors. heavy equipment is being used, video shows the moment the 7.8 magnitude quake rocked the region yesterday. and tonight in jackson heights, queens, residents are worried about family and friends, packed a community meeting held by ecuador office consulate general. >>> this dramatic rescue after working for hours firefighters finally reached three residents who were trapped be

. long island. the exceptions are dutchess and sullivan counties where the polls will open at noon. see a bold move by a store clerk as he came face to face with armed robbers. >> my heart rate is like 100 miles a minute. i respect him so much. >> performing for the ultimate pro. the creator and star of hamilton takes a seat in the audience at a special performance. >> just a great day out there today. here is our next weather maker. this front will be dropping in. i want to explain to you why i am more concerned about tomorrow being too dry rather than too wet. that's coming up. >> coming up on the cbs evening news, a flooding emergency in texas. >> scott pelley is here with an update. >> it is great to be with you. we will lead the broadcast in texas. you can't breach what neighbors are doing to help their fellow neighbors get out of this flood zone. also tonight, we have charlie rose's interview with president obama at the white house. the president makes a bold prediction about iraq. the cbs evening news. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown --

parts of sullivan county, then a long stretch, little bit of sup peeks through that southwest wind will warm us up. in fact, already by lunchtime you're in the mid-70s. 80 the high, well above the normal of 64 with more clouds than sun definitely. those showers this afternoon and tonight, though, could have a little bit of embedded heavy rain. >> need a little bit right? >> absolutely over 2 below just for the month of april. >> how about the commute this friday morning. >> so far we have a little action to talk about unfortunately. we're getting busy in newark. we have an overturned truck blocking the left lane on route 78. that is eastbound at exit 58. this is just as you approach the turnpike tolls. it is causing delays back to exit 56. then we head to manhattan where we've got some closures. 1st avenue will be closed from 42nd to 48th street yet again, and all this is due to the signing of the paris climate let's take a live look outside, no delays so far at the lincoln tunnel. also the holland and george washington bridge are moving well. alternate side parking is in effect for you

. sullivan west central school district is closed due to snow. i mean, they're getting snow -- i mean, it's sticking, it's >> you know they are! . >> there are moms and dads now saying you've got to be kidding me! my concern into parts of the hudson valley, it will be sloppy and slippery. it's the key hours this morning with the drop off at school and also heading out to an early job. 37 in the city right now. this is the mess we're talking about. warren county into morris and passaic county, as well, but more pronounced problematic like into sussex, sullivan, orange and putnam and parts of dutchess and northwest chester, then changes over to rain. it's going to be a challenging day today and kind of raw for the yankees. to get things under way, the 40s and wet weather. >> they will get the game in? >> they should. it's not stormy, just wet. >> thank you, john. >>> how about the commute this morning? >> obviously potential for slick roads out there. not bad in the city now, but we have a few points to tell you about. trouble in bedminster. closed and detoured on 287 northbound at exit

line of showers pushing in to what will be sullivan, orange and sussex county. we have so many folks without rock land, west chester. a nice beneficial rain. the heaviest rain clearing the island. it's pushing through montauk. we get a break, we catch our breath before this line of showers pushes through this afternoon. however, that said welcomes the added lift in the -- with the added lift in the atmosphere, we could see a severe storm. this is great news, if the kids are going to school. you are off to school, with a few puddles here and there. middle part of the day, another line of showers, the problem s the individual storms could approach or exceed severe thresholds, winds more of a factor. windy around the storms, little bit of hail can't be ruled out. a nice break on wednesday. the rain is giving us a break from the pollen and that's why those numbers are going to be down today which is good news but then they will race back culprit tomorrow in to thursday. thursday afternoon, possibility of a shower as well. thursday, that's a different story. thursday is quite a bit cooler

windtry mix. through the morning rain for most of us. still holding on to snow for sullivan, ulster and dutchess counties. going through the day continued chance of rain. it even be heavy as you make the drive home and still snowing to the north in the city. well north of the city sullivan, ulster and duchess, north of 84, we think we could pick up 1-2 inches of snow. it is totally possible. for the most part, around the city east, south it stays totally rain. it will be an unfortunately unpleasant start to your work week and it will still be on the cool side. just warmer than today. tuesday will be sunny, but very cold. today frigid. 42 will feel like the 20s and teens. early flakes in the afternoon, partly sunny skies. winds could gusty as high as 60 miles per hour. more of us will see the 40-mile-per-hour range. overnight the winds settle and we will begin to see flakes and morning. 34 degrees will feel like the teens and 20s. tomorrow we are looking at periods of rain. a high of 50. and again those morning and evening commutes could be impacted, especially in the evening. we saw

real life brother and twin of sullivan who was also on the show. sawyer committed suicide after suffering from mental illness. >> sullivan has said since sawyer passed that when he looks in the mirror and he sees sawyer now. because they look exactly the same. and that's really touching, i think. >> we shared with them our "e.t." footage of happier times on the set. but it really struck elizabeth. >> just the timing of it to be here around the time. it's been hard the last few day, elizabeth launched a website honoring her son and raising awareness. >> his life kind of lived on and creates a legacy for him that is super important to me. there is a lot of information on it regarding suicide. and there is numbers and hot lines. >> it's a somber time for madeline, but she is comforted by fond memories of her tv grandmother. >> she was the sassy grandma. just as funny offstage as she was on. words. >> she will be missed. no question about that. now doris spent one of her last nights at a friend's house. they had dinner. provided by -- >>> there they are. lots of stars with birthdays

city. our weather watchers sent us photos of the unsual snow and frost in sullivan county. now we have to worry about falling temperatures. meteorologist elise finch is monitoring the deep freeze >> there wasn't much snow, but still you saw the pictures. you had to go down to really places like atlantic city to see an inch or more. in our area barely anything registering. most locations seeing just a trace of snow. put it into perspective for you. people are a little concerned about the snow we have seen. last year we had 50.3 inches of snow. so far this year over 32 and the norm is 25.5. it's above form, but nothing like last year. and what little snow we got today, snow and rain, is moving offshore. of course, you mentioned the deep freeze and here it is. in the 20s and a few teens out there. you factor in the wind, it will feel colder. as a result, everything you see in purple a freeze warning in effect to 10:00 tomorrow morning. we start a gradual warm-up tomorrow. i will have details about that, cindy, in the full forecast. >> thank you. >>> in campaign 2016 news four of the

hits the ground, in morris, sullivan. kind of a train of rain taking aim through our area. heavier rain in indiana. future cast between now and say, the rest of the commute some scattered showers. best candidates north and west you know you see a little bit of heavier rain, still scattered in nature and through the afternoon, that's the same kind of scenario we have but ooo, yes look at tomorrow morning, you get a sense of that line with heavier rain pushing through and then tuesday, midday, that's when we see some more rain for more of the area heavy at times that slowly pushes through the area before we set it up for i think pretty nice wednesday into thursday, that's probably the nicest period of the week, thursday may be the pick of the week with numbers close to where we should be. we want to make sure you are what's going on. >> get you ahead of any trouble, we have mass transit issues this morning everybody, long island railroad service is suspended on the port washington branch in both directions between penn station and flushing main street due to a police investigation at

ceiling of the ed sullivan theater with topics like "sports," "entertainment," and "cheese"-- all the big news subjects-- and wherever the wheel lands, i talk about that thing. i just pull a hi-tech lever, which is held up by my under-the-desk guy, brendan. say hi to brendan! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: stay down in the desk hole, buddy. all right. y'all ready? let's spin! (cheers and applause) "science!" (cheers and applause) people love the science. palentologists in kazakhstan have found remnants of an "elasmotherium sibiricum," also known as the siberian unicorn. that's right, unicorns are real! which means paleontologists are validating your sixth grade trapper keeper. personally, i love unicorns. i can't wait to find out what a real unicorn looked like. jim? (laughter) unicorn. scoliosis! i really have a hard time imagining that thing pooping rainbows. i still can, but it's not easy. okay, lever, let's dance. (cheers and applause) 5000! i'm in first place! let's do it right now! (cheers and applause) "sports!" (cheers and applause) a child ran onto the court to give ca

news" know we wheel in the ceiling of the ed sullivan theater with important news topics like "politics," "entertainment," and "free spin." wherever the wheel lands, that's the story i talk about. and to operate it, i just pull a high tech lever, which is held up by my under-the-desk guy, brendan. come on out here, brendan! give it up for brendan, everybody. brendan. brendan, i could not do this without you. brendan, you know,un, you know, that you are a credit to lever holders everywhere, and i admire your skill and dedication. >> thanks, man, that means a lot. >> stephen: okay, get in the hole, get in the hole. get down there. are we ready to do it? are we ready? >> wait. >> stephen: you're a big man for such a tiny hole, brand an, i have to say. we're going to have to start greasing you up pretty soon. are you ready to do this, brendan? >> i'm ready. >> stephen: let's spin is itt! crime! people love the crime stories. in crime news, a little girl in reno, nevada, recently witnessed an attempted armed robbery of a convenience store. now the girl's okay, and she even offered

. sullivan ditch es, dutch -- that should serve to a stray shower can't be rule out in se south ocean county if you are headed further to the south. 59 and rain continues on friday. >>> we're back with another local update in about 25 minutes, "cbs this morning" returns right after this. look at 'em! they're lovin' their vegetables. this is huge news! it's all thanks to our birds eye chef's favorites what are you..? shh! i'm live tweeting. oh, boy. >>> good morning. wednesday, april 27 go ahead, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning". more real news ahead including a workout that takes just a few minutes at a time. can bursts of exercise do as much good as an hour in the gym? >>> first, today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> people believe it was a tornado that ripped the roof right off of it. you see part of it landed next to the building. >> everything highlighted in that yellow, that's that slight risk of severe weather we're expecting. in fact, it's already started. >>> donald trump won every county and every state. >> not surprisingly, trump says he has no intention of changing his off-the-

may find up to 4" in the not a big storm. snowflakes out there west of sullivan county. just showing you the temperatures are getting cold. here's the deal. we have a winter weather advisory 40 miles from the western borders of new jersey. the system itself well organized. there's a batch of clear air. high pressure that's exerting pressure and that's what we feel pushing this south. watch how it works out on futurecast. it's 11:00 saturday morning, snow west of the city pushed south and out of here. it could migrate further north. a trace to two inches for most folks. how much rain? as of right now it's looking like further south you go you could find an inch or so. the bigger problem will be anything wet is going to be freezing for everybody because saturday night into sunday we have a freeze watch that's already been issued and i know the roads are going to be wet. snow won't stick. i think we could be getting close to records. the record is 28 for sunday morning. i'm forecasting 29. >> oh. >> you're right there. 29 this time of year. >> make it stop. >> see you in june. >

warning. sullivan, ulster and dutchess will be just as you cold if not colder. it's just all about the growing season when it begins. vortex satellite and radar, all right, tale of two cities here because there's your dividing light right there right through monmouth county. north of it a lot of sunshine today. south of it more clouds have been hanging out there. i think he is getting to tonight a lot of that will start to break up. so you're doing okay with the sky overhead. it's cool. 45 in the city. again, dropping well below 40 north of the city. tomorrow 59 degrees. the clouds come back to the area and then afternoon shower chances, as well. forecast coming up. >>> it looks like a bicycle graveyard. stacks of broken station. is it just an eyesore? inconvenience, too. >> credit cards embedded with chips are supposed to be safer but crooks might have found a the new warning. >> also, a new gene test could help determine if breast chemotherapy. >>> coming up here at 6:00, an alleged heroin ring busted on long island. >> drugs are a major problem around here and i want to keep our chi

professional comic makes his network debut right here on the famed stage of the ed sullivan theater home of "the late show with stephen colbert. his ex-boss, the big time. >> it's a cool mark in my career. >> reporter: morrell interned for colbert nine years ago at the colbert report on comedy central. >> what was he like to work for? >> awesome. he would do pranks in the office. one time he got on the intercom and yelled, everyone is fired! >> reporter: for the last year he has been honing his dopplers at various comedy clubs around the city and the country doing killer standout. >> some guys like to propose creative. inventive ways. that's more fun to me. i'll hand the girl a broken working. i'll say like, exactly. >> reporter: much of it here at the comedy cellar in and manager has watched sam go from newbie to headliner. >> he approaches edgy, brave, in your face type of thing. >> reporter: it's all heady stuff for morrell who has done his share of nationally televised gigs but this one -- >> this one is a special one on cbs on the colbert stage. >> my next guest is a very funny

dealing with clouds through sullivan, ulster, down through orange, and it will continue to clear out. we will dry out this afternoon, and we are mid- to upper 50s. 59 in the city, south wind will keep the south shore a little cooler, and then everybody is cooler with a change in the wind overnight and we are going to be dealing with the possibility of very chilly temperatures. get ready mary, have warmup to the weekend. >> we are ready for that i'm have a great day. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. curing a massive reduction nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for8 million children. the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approvethis message. [incoming text sound effect] [keyboard tapping in rhythm] [car doors slamming, keys jangling in rhythm] [e

had mixing earlier into sullivan, that's not as widespread. expand the radar view acomposite a front slow moving front why we have to leave the chance of rain in the forecast tomorrow, i think there is a better chance of heavier rain on tuesday, 58 your high today, 58 your high tomorrow. it is a mild morning low of 50 tomorrow morning wednesday a nice pretty transition day, thursday and friday looking good with numbers close to if not a bit above normal this time of year. >>> above normal sounds great john thanks so much i'm chris wragge we'll be back with another local update in 25 minutes. right after this. this is everything i have, my family. i got to see my dad die on national tv. they don't know what they took from us. people are dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it. i believe bernie sanders is a protestor. he's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system. he's not scared. that's why i'm for bernie. >>> now a message from hillary clinton following her recent string of losses. >> you know what my favorite part about new york is? the subway. i love

, 41 in the city wind out of the north at 6, you head up into parts of sullivan, putnam, over middletown you're in the 20s. cool up state freezing in albany, buffalo, 29 in fact it is 14 degrees colder in new york than it was this time yesterday that's the case all the way up into maine and you can see that into and down a cooler start for the east coast but that warm air, hello, iowa, hello wisconsin. that's going to work its way our way. that said it is a freeze warning in the 9, we also have that 8, frost advisory for monmouth and ocean. we told you about this yesterday, that was the time to plan because now it is going on shooting for 57 today below normal you bet nowhere near the record of 88. sun's up 6:19, sunset at 7:34. planning your day, 8:00 still in the 40s that jacket feels good. 51 at lunchtime. 5 your high this afternoon pretty typical unlike yesterday what a roller coaster you hit the high much later in the afternoon i think it is a more typical dynamic today. so we're looking good we've got north wind weakening that high builds in so we'll see a subtle shift i

hudson valley, we're seeing clouds roll in to sullivan county, waiting for the rainmaker area of low pressure bringing snow to the upper great lakes and rain heavy at times through the ohio valleyly, that pushes through into our area between now and this afternoon, it is relatively quiet, just watch for increasing clouds, and then tomorrow morning some showers this concern is going to be during the day and into the afternoon a line of showers with an embedded thunderstorm maybe a few more later in the afternoon and night. >>> thank you very much, we're back with another local update in 25 minutes, "cbs this this. it is wednesday, april 6th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead, including the wisconsin victories for ted cruz and bernie sanders. bob schieffer looks at the impact of tuesday's results. "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> trump misread wisconsin voters as the hunt for delegates intensifies. the gop frorntnt-runner is on a losing streak. >> sanders won six caucuses in a row. >> she knows how to cut and thrust here. it's going to get pretty raw. >> governor

about the launch of "cbs this morning." >> there he is. >> happy to see you at the ed sullivan theater that day. on monday, chris will be going to work there every day. why? he is taking on a huge new role as executive producer of "the late show with steven colbert." >> we love you! we will miss you. sleep in. >> it's a nice challenge and worthy for everybody. >>> as we prepare for his departure, we show you this great week, this last week that chris licht produced, a look have a great weekend. >> it's a corrupt system. when everything is done, i find out i get less delegates than this guy that got his ass kicked, okay? >> when donald loses, he curses and yells and insults anyone nearby. >> you're the president. you should actually run for it. count me out. >> very possible he does want to be president -- someday. >> i called the banks out on their mortgage behavior. >> secretary clinton called them out. oh, my goodness. >> do you believe that support came in saudi arabia? >> substantially. >> the government? rich people in the country? >> all of the above. >> russia planes were there.

out of the northeast at 6 makes it feel like 25, wind chills as low as 16 in sullivan, orange county chatham, 21 around the hamptons been very chilly this morning so again, academic at this point the freeze warning is in effect until 10, you did the right thing last night and over the last few nights by covering those plants. wind chills still something we have to factor in to your forecast, notice it is going to feel like 30 in that chilly 8:00 hour, lunchtime readings in the low 40s but it will feel cooler with the wind not as windy as it was yesterday but still moving around the cold atmosphere, watch for more clouds to fill in into the course of the afternoon, a sign of the season a little bit of sneezing absolutely. pollen up today, down tomorrow anticipating that rain that gear but it helps your nose and back high above normal on friday. scanning the skies it is quiet now we're waiting and watching for this system, an area of low pressure trailing front cold sector now, but that's going to be replaced surge out of the south will bring in warmer temperatures so it turns into a r

show is being sued by a couple dina murphy and tim sullivan said they turnd to "love it or list it" when the couple decided toification fix up their home. they say the remodeling was diastrous and used to create a stage set for the television series. >> we took out a substantial loan for this, and put in some of our own money. >> for the homeowners here this, is a renovation project, and for big coat it's a tv show. what we allege is that big coat hired contractors who did substandard work. >> the couple's lawsuit also claims the subcontractor only received about $85,000 an that the production company pocket the rest. toronto bay's big coat production said it completed more than 250 renovations without any issue and that the claim is in no way supported by any of the facts in the case. >>> time now 4:49. still ahead we head to chelsea for this week's dining deal. >>> first, queen elizabeth celebrating her 90th birthday. what royal fans are doing today that's next. >>> we'll get you another check of traffic and weather on that's next. am >>> we welcome you back on this thursday, apr

always been a favorite of mine since i first saw him on the "ed sullivan show" in 1964. i was 9 years old at the time and just the thought of now stadium 52 years later is a pretty incredible concept. >> so many people excited about this one. tickets go on sale april 22nd. >>> 5:52. time for traffic and weather on the 2s. "live and let die" that was a wings hit. i wonder if he'll be performing wings hit as well. >> driving by the stadium this morning, the billboard lit up nice and bright. skies nice and bright today, clear and 45, really pretty scene in the city but colder north and west. look at that. you've got readings at or below freezing. westbury 37. some of the cooler readings out on the east end. montauk this afternoon you're at 53. the city is at 60. that kind of variation sticks around, but we all warm up over the next few days. hey, let's get those motors warmed up and ready to go. what's going on, kyla? >>reporter: [ inaudible ] we start unfortunately with an accident and this involves a pedestrian. one lane block on route 287 northbound. that is at exit 12. so far no major de

this morning." >> there he is. >> happy to see you at the ed sullivan theater that day. on monday, chris will be going to work there every day. why? he is taking on a huge new role