more sun to the north and west. more clouds to the east and south. a cold front has stalled out offshore and an area of low pressure will form along it today. it will push some moisture up into our region. this will be enough to give us some scattered showers later today. the best chances for rain will be south and east along the coast. this will clear out tonight as the low moves farther away. as high pressure builds-in the breeze will pick up out of the west/northwest. lows will drop to the low 30s mid-week. good morning, hampton roads. let's check now to new information about oregon protesters. overnight authorities arrested three more people occupying a federal wildlife refuge. that is in addition to these protesters arrested tuesday. tomorrow the group's leader ammon bundy, and six others have a detention hearing schedule to determine if they can leave a portland jail. they appeared in court yesterday to hear the formal charges against outside the courthouse, bundy's lawyer read a statement on his behalf about

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so watch out for patchy ice north and west. what about that storm system for the latter part of the week most of the moisture will stay offshore a clipper to the north and west that could provide a few flurries mainly north and west during the day on friday. but all in all, we continue with temperatures above freezing. each and every afternoon. 42 degrees tomorrow. 40 on thursday. and that flurry chance on frid friday. upper theirs. right now look at the upcoming weekend. a cold start on saturday. 45 for the high temperature. 50 degrees sunday. pretty much monday and tuesday of next week. >> love it. >> all right. scott, thank you. >> howard? >> you're not going to the golf course. there's snow. >> relax. >> even if it melted it would be slushy and bad. >> it would be ugly. >> eagles will have one player playing in this year's pro bole got the late call last night. and eagles started the process of keeping your players under contract. yesterday we know they signed zach ertz. today another player signed to a multi year deal. all

lauderdale. 58 in key west. also the coldest among for key west. we've got a northwest wind providing for that cold air to settle into south florida. definitely notice a difference this mornini. it definitely feels really cold across parts of south florida especially inland. right,000 we have 51 degrees in pembroke pines as well as kendall. wouldn't be surprised as we dp down to 50 in those areas. marathon a temperature of 56 degrees. this is our winter south florida standards with temperature inhe 50s. you're going to need those sweaters and ckets. that northwest wind will these tempetures are one to five degrees cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. we still have a blanket of cloud cover in place in mid to upper levels the atmosphere. thank you high pressure for providing for the great weekend we've had since we started the workweek. buthis will all be a thing of the past. check out the system right now. chicago, kentucky all getting hit with a snowstorm this morning. they are expecting more snow today. we're going to track another system tha

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winds: light west. friday: mix of sun and milder! highs: low-50s. winds: s 5-10 mph. tonight: a few showers early, then decreasing friday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-40s. winds: w 10-20 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. milder! highs: low-50s. warmer weather is making for a dangerous situation in one city. see how pedestrians are protecting themselves -- a local teacher has made a dramatic change-- in hopes of finding a cure for a little girl. how she's hoping to inspire people. i'm bruce rader and coming up in 25 minutes on the sportswrap, quarterback peyton manning says he welcoms the investigation into hgh allegations, as the broncos get their first practice in for super bowl 50. trey freeman has another big night as old dominion takes on florida atlantic, while the lady monarchs go wild at the ted. and norfolk state's larry vickers does double duty coaching both the men's and only at 10:45 and only on the sportswrap. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound)

west. more clouds to the east and south. a cold front has stalled out offshore and an area of low pressure will form along it today. it will push some moisture up into our region. this will be enough to give us some scattered showers later today. the best chances for rain will be south and east along the coast. this will clear out tonight as the low moves farther away. as high pressure builds-in the breeze will pick up out of the west/northwest. lows will drop to the low 30s 40s. then high pressure 60s. even warmer weather will be around for early next week into the mid-week. roads. let's check traffic now. now to new information overnight authorities federal wildlife refuge. that is in addition to these protesters arrested tuesday. tomorrow the group's leader ammon bundy, and six others have a detention hearing schedule to determine if they can leave a portland jail. they appeared in court yesterday to hear the formal charges against them. outside the courthouse, bundy's lawyer read a statement on his behalf about the other

winds south/west 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-15mph. great weather today as warmer temperatures arrive. highs will be in the low 60s with quiet weather. tomorrow a cold front moves into the region and brings scattered showers. it will be cooler with highs in the 40s. the front may stall out offshore on thursday, but the area of low pressure that forms offshore looks like it will be a little farther for any possible timing changes. we'll see nice weather friday into the weekend. today: partly cloudy. warmer. highs will be in the low 60s. winds sw 5-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a few showers late. lows will be in the low 40s. winds south/west 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-15mph. warmer temperatures arrive. highs will be in the low 60s with quiet weather. tomorrow a cold front moves into the region and brings scattered showers. it will be cooler with highs in the 40s. the front may stall out offshore

the ship remains were found off of the west coast of australia. experts say the ship is likely made of steel and iron, and dates from the early 19th century. jeff is back with another check of your forecast. tonight: scattered rain and get more information on the stories you saw here tonight at kolo- tv-dot-com. we'll be back right

here the stripe that just begun to show up, light snow west, this will not be a west elyria, couple, maybe three inches of snow total in the entire event this is lake effect, arctic air crossing lake erie's 36 waters temperatures taking a tumble through the day into the teens by 5:00, even 6:00, temperatures warmest of the day now, 27 lakewood, 27 at parma and falling. ball details on the upcoming lake-effect snow event in a few as well as the seven day day. >> denise: developing story happening now in maple heights. police say a 10-year-old girl is missing. bill safos is live from police headquarters. bill, anything new? >> reporter: yeah, they consider this young girl just 10 years old an endangered juvenile this is not an amber alert. they think it is important enough that they let us know communications office. wanna show you a picture of who we are talking about, zamira lucas, 10 years , four feet tall and a couple inches about 100 pounds, wanna tell you what she was wearing when she was last seen about 2:00 yesterday afternoon. this very important, pink blue jeans, she wasn't w

mark's episcopal church in west orange. we'll have a live report on the battle for firefighters coming up. >>> we're also covering breaking news in manhattan. a man is dead after trying to get out of a stuck elevator. and we've also learned this morning that the building has experienced several elevator violations. >>> and also in 2015 is over and times square is empty except for the crews cleaning up after last night's massive party. >>> and if it hasn't been cold enough for you yet this winter, yeah, just hang on. season coming right at us. coming right for us. good morning, i'm ken rosato. >> and i'm lori stokes, thank you for joining us. it is friday, january 1st and you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. and meteorologist bill evans. >>> well, let's take a look at the temperatures shall we? just want to start off the new year by looking at very mild numbers for this hour of the day. should be about 29 and we're at 40 teterboro and 41 laguardia and we have some wind out there that's about 7

north and west a broader area of snow. this is the batch of snow, ohio valley that will be moving in here later this afternoon. very light snow. accumulation totals and timing coming up. >>> a developing story in charles county. a man was shot and killed inside a house in waldorf. this happened at 4:00 this morning on terrace drive, not far from the shopping plaza. another man was assaulted there. he is expected to be okay. the sheriff's office says the home was targeted and the shooting is not random. deputies are on the lookout for two men who may be involved. much more at 11:30. >>> today marks 12 months since a metro tunnel filled up with smoke with a train inside. dozens of people were stuck in the tunnel near the l'enfant station. the smoke made 80 people sick and killed one woman on board. now all those people are suing metro. derrick ward is talking to some of them now. we'll hear from him coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> metro's former interim general manager will stay on the transit agency. he will stay on with

the water main break is right between west 105th and west 106th. it's causing some closures out there. westbound lanes are re-opened and eastbound lanes are not. let's go over to the maps if we can. you'll see the 29-mile-per-hour marker by the steelyard. we sail on rush hour with on-time times at mentor, elyria and akron. >> tia: cleveland pickle, ohio city burrito and happy dog are the newest vendors at progressive field. my stomach is growing growling things about it. >> brian: to talk more about what's going on at progressive field is slider. he's checking his hair. >> tia: oh, boy. >> brian: slider has to make sure the makeup is on right. joel hammond is here. in the corner by fanta counts, i don't know how it worked out for you guys, what great additions. now we transition to -- what are you most excited about at the ballpark? >> we're trying to replicate that right field district expanse, which was very successful in the infield and left field district. tia mentioned cleveland pickle, happy dog and ohio city burrito are coming in this season

we're live in the west village tonight. right now. a look from the cross bronx expressway in morris heights. traffic backed up for miles. all the way up to the george washington bridge. dennis protsko is overhead in chopper4. what's going on? >> reporter: heading from the gw bridge to the alexander hamilton bridge, a multivehicle accident. two lanes blocked. two lanes getting by to the right side. bigger problems on the west side of the cross bronx all the way over to the alexander hamilton bridge. we're dealing with late running emergency roadwork that's popped up blocking the left travel lane. it's been out here for the last hour or so. no word on how long this is going to take to get cleared up. this is causing huge delays expressway westbound five miles from the bruckner interchange. also causing problems on the deegen all the way down to this point. also on the west side highway cueing up for the gwb. you're dealing with delays from at least the 70s all the way up. a tough ride right now getting to and through the gwb especially

collective american west. these are provinces that have all had working-class governments. you cannot dodge the question, if you wrote them out of history their absence would be notable. professor gregory: i come from baja, british columbia, which -- the state of washington. [laughter] which shares with our northern comrades both a history and current gravitas for the movement that is in sharp contrast to arizona. the political institutions have a strong labor sense to them. and the academic institutions, laurie, you could probably join in, tend to recognize labor and labor studies. certainly one of our bigger , accomplishments was getting the state of washington to create a labor archive, which the legislature has finally funded after we raised about three quarters of a million dollars from unions and supporters to just reserve labor preserve -- -- preserve labor history. that exercise was actually a wonderful chance to interact both with unions and the labor movement, and mobilize the community about thinkin

the movement is west to east. the next frontal system we're watching knocking on the door shy town this will pull through tomorrow afternoon. the stronger front jumps the rockies and gets in here on wednesday. it has more ump to it and flooding north and west as we get into wednesday. memphis their normal high is 351 they are up to 63. this is a mild air mass that will continue to push east over the next several days. future tracker 6 showing a combination of sun and clouds out there today. nothing more than a nice quiet finish to the weekend. overnight tonight partly cloudy, fog developing in this part of the viewing area here. just everybody north and west of the delaware river you have a good chance of seeing fog develop as the snow continues to melt. 8:00 a.m., monday morning. as we get into the afternoon hours, the passage. front. the model is not impressed with this, maybe a couple of showers that's about it. it works out to sea and opens the door for sunshine on tuesday, tuesday a nice looking day. wednesda

randy: a drastic solution to the epidemic in west virginia. the state wants to allow addicts to sue doctors who prescribed them pills. a report last summer stated west virginia had the highest rate of overdose deaths in the country, and many addicts say it' s the fault of the doctor for over-prescribing. about a dozen pain clinics have been shut down in west virginia in the last year, as the state a new study on birth control. the study says that data is contradicting a long-held leaf. an ugly report on a carport causing controversy in an neighborhood. the patriots player at the center of the debate. emily: starting sunday morning, a new time to catch the weekend eyeopener team. join antoinette, doug, danielle and frank from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m, followed by gma. then another round of the randy: we are back . cindy: not as -- emily: not as cold as i thought. cindy: it is in the 20' s, and maybe we are getting used to it. perhaps we are settling in. you can compare the temperatures right now to 24 hours ago, and notice we are in the 20' s once agai

xavier hosted waterloo west and west with a big size advantage inside trey burt with the putback.. the saints answered from the great ball movement and matt mimms for three.. and then moments later mitch burger burries one from behind the arc and the xavier beat waterloo west 84-76. scott westerberg continues our team coverage at tipton. --cascade in town for a doubleheader with the tiger....girls up first and this one went right down to the wire....lynsey dolphin buries a 3 from the top of the key...cougars up 2.... --but in the final seconds of the 3rd, alex wiese beats the buzzer...game tied at 36 heading to the 4th....in the final frame, cascade grabs the lead and holds on as riley takes banks one home...cascad e wins the girls game 52- 47... --to the boys action....couga rs working it inside to the big fella devin green for the bucket....but cascade was trailing early on as mark becker dials one up from 3....tipton letting 'em fly....adam hermsen from way downtown....ti gers up 7....but the cougars rally....kurt trumm for two as 2nd ranked cascade hangs on 44-39. from tipton,

it will give us a chance for a few showers late tonight especially after the north and west. i'll be cast will talk about when the weather was in when it moves out and obviously they're a great looking upcoming weekend i think a lot of this would be excited about that. our task to re watch on the roads are absolutely right about that but now let's focus on traffic because even at the beautiful forecast a pretty nice traffic conditions across hampton roads by me here not the major spots of red on the mass a lot of green in most spots organism and now it is with the traffic in newport news on sixty four this shot is around industrial park so not too far from fort eustis. all westbound traffic in eastbound moving well with no major issues and the second camera to head over to the hr bt where i am seeing a flight delay now with a brief stoppage at the age of media few minutes ago the stoppage clear traffic is moving as you can see but that was landing road we are seeing a bit of a slowdown as you round the corner and head to mallory street else i'll be watching traffic and into n

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there's the clipper off to the west. you see the snow showers and our north but those areas near cleveland back to chicago, detroit, that's going to swing through the area but i think it happens mid to late morning tomorrow. if you watch, the only areas i'm concerned about for the latter part of the morning commute, catskills, poconos, northwestern new jersey then all bets off. if you're traveling around late morning, slick spots north and west and a brief rain or snow shower that could reduce visibility and then start kick up the winds during the afternoon. that's one thing we will get in on in the afternoon is the gusty winds going up to 40 miles an hour as skies begin to clear out. ice patches overnight, especially outside of new york city, snow showers tomorrow morning, earlier north and west we can have slick spots and then 40-mile-per-hour gusts and feel-like readings in the 20s by late day so a very volatile changeable day coming up and we will have the rest of the seven- day accuweather forecast right into the up

the vast majority are under 10 or 20 or 25 the children are sent west. the last group those they find it better than anybody then they give up and leave. they planned their removal not one government agent sent them west. then to leave with a warning. you send us to kansas. what will happen in another 10 years? slaveholders in people wanting free labor will be running over kansas. we will be pushed out you will be in a civil war they warned the united states. but i have to say in conclusion right away is starts to haunt people in ohio with the generation that saw this happen and they were troubled the indians took get much better. there was the chief called the squire grey eyas did wind they were crying he said why? are we

and bertie county so these areas under the winter weather advisory with a winter storm warning areas west of that includes the williamsburg james city county here's the little pants on the northern that we know the wintry weather is coming i think the best way to do this for me to show you with our future cast right off the bat temperatures close to freezing or below freezing across most of the region this morning the moisture is going to take a little while to get here you can see the snow approaching from the southwest. this is nine o'clock with our future cast as we go through the late morning by eleven o'clock we start to see snow overtaken year is specially out to the west the southwest will see that reaching the metro area probably around noon so later this morning the wintry weather moves in but temperatures are point to warm as you can see by two o'clock thirty four thirty seven in virginia beach and what's gonna happen those warm the late afternoon so by three thirty were still looking at wintry precipitation starting to intensify snow sticking to the ground for these areas out t

west virginia. it's so bad there, the state is suing, accusing pharmacies and drug distributors of making millions, pushing narcotics to anyone who wants them. >> reporter: no state has had more trouble with prescription and no town in west virginia more trouble than kermit, population 400. this undercover video of kermit's main pharmacy shows scores of people picking up prescriptions inside, and at the drive-through window. >> they fill more scripts for oxycodone than all but 20 pharmacies in america. >> reporter: in the country? >> in the country. >> reporter: jim cagle represents the state in the ground breaking lawsuit against pill mills and wholesale drug distributors. >> what you have is some bad doctors and pharmacies who are willing to turn a blind eye because of the money that's involved. >> reporter: more than 3 million doses of hydrocodone was ordered in more than one year. in 2012, he lost his license and served six months in prison for illegally dispensing drugs. but cagle told us the p

out to the west even mainly ridge tops and mountain peeks. morgues of west virginia as well. negative 10 to negative 20 below zero so there's wind chill advisory in effect for this morning. 32 the afternoon high. some north and west willing not make it out of the 20s today. a slight warm-up is on the way. more details on that in a bit. >> all right. now it's traffic time with erin cuomo. >> well, 5:06 we're tracking breaking news top of beltway inner loop hard to see through trees. we'll move over for a look at map. rigs road crash involving three cars as well as overturned vehicle. medevac is on the way and we and some additional lanes will be blocked once the medevac lands on stretch of inare loop and watch for delays building and right now we're not seeing major delays because volume is light and big accident scene upper loop we're keeping an eye on. aside from that one prince george county 95 southbound roadwork cleared near 212. traffic moving there. if you have early morning flight to catch bw parkway moving good and way to bwi no issues on the way out to dulles and tra

the high ground from here in west port is a 50-minute walk. in case you were wondering, wallace says this tower would not survive a tsunami. there's more. a tsunami isn't like a wind generated wave, the kind you see at the beach. they're caused by the sea jerking upwards causing a massive wall of water. >> the wave is vines and vines of water that comes in. it will move and destroy everything, and the biggest part is, once it comes through and it starts receding, more than likely you're going to have two/three tlsh four wave and the second wave is going to take the debris that was created from the first wave and now that becomes a battering ram. so it starts banging into the walls and destroying more property, cars become battering rams, trees, everything becomes a battering ram >>> across the bay from west port, ocean shores. their option is? >> their etchings is to get to the highest place you can get to as quickly as you can get to and wait. you just hold on and hope for the best >>> coming up, hoping for the best. >> we're going to be prep

travel later today is going to become i think treacherous even out to the west here and then farther west the series in the pink you can see the northern neck the little peninsula williamsburg james city county areas west of that the communities out there nor just wanna like that some of those out towards richmond winter storm warning that extends down to the franklin area in southampton obviously surrey and sussex and into north carolina we have the advisories around gates at her for dan to bert e and then from northampton winter storm warning so we're set for this now as we go through the day the snow approaches from the southwest. it'll be late morning here on eleven twelve o'clock of the snow approaches with some mixing potentially across the metro have used a lot to the west in the rain really starts to transition as temperatures north carolina. upper thirties. this is by the early evening around seven or eight o'clock. note the temperatures actually warming during the evening snow and nicks continues out to the west with the rain and heavy rain at that along with stronger winds

today. that's a welcomed bit of information, because snow showers, snow squalls are moving from west to east, we see more in the way of sun to the west and that will come in this afternoon. a quick look at the forecast model shows decreasing clouds, snow flurries coming to an end. it will be clear tonight, that starts the stage for a cold start to wednesday. most will pick up one to two. some have seen less and some have seen more. a wide range on totals because of the random nature of the bursts of snow that we have. temperatures fall through the afternoon, we'll pick up some sun later today. more clearing comes this evening teens. planning forecast shows if you're sick of the cold and snow, we have some warmer air as we get close to the weekend. >> but we're windy with to the east of cincinnati for the next couple of hours. the worst is behind us, we still have bursts of snow in our eastern, southeastern counties. conditions will improve through the day. we'll revisit all of this information later today on local12.com, and local 12's weather authority app. >> one result of that wea

this is 202 in west chester. the these are the southbound lanes by west town road. this is why we keep saying if you must head out which again we do not recommend have that cell phone charged, have have a shovel in the trunk, take along an extra blanket the as well. this poor guy has been stuck here for ban hour and he is spinning and trying and not getting anywhere. little will further up, this is 202 by chose ter brook north bound side, a tractor trailer here off to the side. even these huge reek also have a hard time getting traction on these completely snow covered roadway. and sometimes we say as long as you stick with the majors, you will bee kay. that has not been the case today because they have been completely snow covered. we will look at a ram that connects two major major the schuylkill eastbound and blue route southbound this ramp has been blocked for a while this poor person has been stuck here for hours, just spinning. you can see all of the track is here but it is a icy mess, still snow covered as well. lets look live in montgomeryville, montgomery c

wind out of the west at 7 as we look to the west, there was actually breaks in the clouds, this clipper is going to clip us we have a little bit of snow and mixed precipitation, middle part of the day but then it is all about the wind it is going to be cold and feel like 25 to 35 if you're lucky in the city this afternoon and wind chills tonight in the teens one of the models have a wind chill of 18 degrees. clearly there is going to be more refreezing black ice an issue saturday morning thankfully not a busy travel period the good news is as we 5 to 20 degrees above normal. >>> below speed littles unfortunately in queens there is an accident on the southbound side at rock away boulevard. delays back to linden boulevard. at highway 55 delays here are back to bear park road. in caramel a disabled truck at exit 19 delays now stretch back to exit 18. good news here from mass transit riders normal surface has been restored on path trains you are delay free taking new jersey transit or lirr. meter rules remain in effect be safe don't text and drive. >>> back in october we talked to you about

residents out west. homes are in danger. >> reporter: a dream destroyed. >>> one of those devastating kind of pieces of news. >> reporter: ronald has not moved into his san francisco home when he discovered it slieghtd he -- sliding downhill threatening the neighborhood below. his only choice tear it down. five others were on the slippery slope and those homeowners are worried they could be next. >>> you wake up one morning and she commented you may have to lose your home. >> reporter: let me addiction is almost done -- did he demolitios almost down, no one know what triggered the slide, but he is hopeful he will rebuild. no other homes are being torn down just yet, but homeowners nearby are being required to higher an engineering firm to approve their houses are not at risk or face the wrecking ball as well. >>> 6:52 what looked like fun had a serious purpose. hundreds of local kids are making moves to make sure their lives remain on a positive and productive track. they took part in the 9th anti-violen

sprinkles to the north and west, and that's it. those move nort east, and we keep it dry throughout the day, not ruling out the chance of the shower, but heavy rain tonight and tracking a big cool down by monday, talking 30s as a high. that's coming up. >> thanks. >>> new from overnight, police look for the shooter who killed a man in west philadelphia. according to investigators, there were 26 spent shell casings on the ground as well as drugs on scene. the victim found at north 49th street at 1:00 this morning and he died at the hospital. the first murder of the new year in chester, delaware county. we were over the scene at 15th street last night. the victim found inside a running toyota, and he was shot in the head. police do not have any suspects or any motives in this case. >>> time right now is 11 minutes after 9:00 on saturday. still ahead, capturing a kingpin. mexican drug lord el chapo behind bars after a daring escape over the summer. what led to the capture. >>> this morning, pakistan hosting the u.s. and other nations

ray: crews are still spring water at 49 west street -- spraying water and 49 west street. the fire was reported at 5:00 this morning. the building was vacant at the time of the fire. the fire chief says there is no reason for the fire to have started on its own. it is considered suspicious. erin: plans to bring new housing , shopping, and dining options to salem and merrimack are going forward. sean: testimony resumes in the trial of a massachusetts businessman accused of kidnapping a woman in dover. 62-year-old thomas minichiello leeward the woman to his hotel room under the pretense -- leeward the woman to his hotel under the pretense of a job interview. erin: gas prices continue to take downward. the price has dropped $.12 in the last month. crude oil prices dropped the low $27 per barrel yesterday for the first time since 2003. hayley: cold temperatures today. especially when you factor in the winds that will become gusty. 21, goffstown. manchester will feel like the single digits and teens today. we will be dry and sunny. we miss the storm system this weekend. light s

mainly out on the west side of town. then, let's shift to the south, seeing se decent burst of snow. i've yet to see a recording down there, send them our way, because you guys have been seeing snow for quite a bit of as you stretch out into brown county intermittent areas of light to moderate snow showers, i can hear my printer going off right now which means snow reports are coming in. even finally up to wilmington, it is taking so much of the day for her to get to some of you out there, but it is finally here. there is that west union reporter was talking about 4 inches on the ground there, hillsboro 2.3, georgetown two, aberdeen 2 inches, williamstown 2 inches as well, melia -- a melia 1 inch. i 71 was a cut off of where we would have these heavier to the east southeast, and not as significant to the northwest. n o rthwest. that has definitely been the divider for us today. continuing into this evening, future clouds and radar continued to show best no fall route turns -- returns as we get closer to midnight, the cov

he'll be at the ymca on west 14th street. he was officially named leader of the moon shot task force, that group holding the first meeting on monday. the moon shot coming from the effort to get to space in 1969 and they said a similar effort it required to battle cancer. >> considered a big battle for sure. >>> who is now eligible for a >> then there was a big move by uber overnight. what the company is trying to do to convince more new yorkers to ride with them. >>> a look ahead to a weekend warmup. weather and traffic on the 4s is coming up. >>> don't forget, follow us on facebook, twitter and instagram. michaelg4ny, darlene4ny. you're watching "today in new >>> it's 4:43 here. four things to know this morning. this is the man who threatened a woman on a brooklyn subway train before cutting her hand. police say he told the woman, "i will chop you up on this train." >>> military says the testing of over the atlantic. the reverberations rattled homes along the shore in new jersey, on long island and even connecticut. >>> a sh

winds are expected between 5 and 15 mph out of the west. by saturday and sunday things already start to change drastically. clouds build in heavily with high temperatures rising to between 51 and 56 degrees! by monday, a disturbance from the west/northwest, breaks down our stability and pulls in moisture from the pacific. this will allow for a solid chance for light to moderate showers and will last clear into thursday morning! umbrellas will be needed but snow shoes can stay in the closet! any chances for snow or flurry action will be 6500ft luckily for the city, winds do next work week. it's clean up time on las vegas boulevard... after the massive crowds leave... then crews have to come in and pick up the mess so the strip can get back to normal. parker collins is down there this morning. parker what does it look like out there now? breaking news coming .... numbers coming into our newsroom on just how busy were last nigh. ad lib 8 arrests on the strip, 1 felony 2 arrests on fremont street these are just prelim numbers -- more on monday.

it's colder north and west. 23 morristown. the coldest spot 29 in poughkeepsie. 28 in long branch. 29 in westhampton as well. snow showers out of pennsylvania. not terribly impressive looking. it will hold together and move in late morning through early by the time we're through early afternoon, there could be a mixture of rain and snow in there. again, nothing heavy. maybe north and west of town a slick spot here and there. temperatures -- it turns windy later in the day. it's almost 5:30. >>> here's emily. >>> thank you chris. good morning everyone. the earlier problems on the 2 train. everything cleared back to normal. the grand central parkway, that accident has cleared around the l.i.e. but there's a new one in queens on the van wyck southbound at rockaway boulevard. two lanes are blocked. let's take a live look where you can see the left lane is getting by here. a lot of emergency crews is going to put the camera on the commute this morning. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> okay, emily, thank you. >>> it's 5:31 rig

west down 16 at the half, but they come storming back. noah the bucket. a 10-2 run for west. north gets one back. trent wilson uses the 'euro-step' for the layin. stars still up nine after three quarters. but west would take the lead in the 4th -- mcwell, the senior -- with the power move and the wovlerines go in front. but north holds them off -- jailen billings with the 3 -- and the foul. north egdes west 71-68. the spencer girls looking for their fifth straight win-- visiting lemars. bulldogs down 17 in the third quarter but freshman madison dreckman makes the 3-pointer to get lemars a little closer. spencer keeps their distance. keely petzenhauser weaves her way through the defense for the layin. tigers up15 after three. the 'dogs still have some bite. cassidy utesch with the steal -- she takes it (all the way the other way) for 2 -- but it's not quite enough. finds kendra bauermeister on the break -- spencer beats lemars 54-42. there was another big rematch in hull, as the top-ranked boys team in 2a -- western christian -- hosted spirit lake, who is ranked fourth in 3a.

that way sixty four into west virginia around beckley to charleston and areas west of that you may encounter some snow showers out there as the front pushes through our area tuesday evening maybe a few sprinkles on light activity out ahead of that front and then just behind it is a cold rooms and maybe just chilly enough to produce a stray flurry or two out to the last are off to the north. i really don't think we're going to see much and not concerned about this at this point and all but i'd use one a mention in case you do see a stray flurry out there to the north or west later tomorrow night wednesday we clear back out again mostly sunny temperatures will be much chilly with highs in the mid thirties for wednesday when a difference. i today we're off mid thirties around norfolk and chesapeake upper thirties in virginia beach cole dropped to the west outer banks upper thirties temperatures down as i mentioned a lot from this time yesterday in a quick live look you can see the skies are clear our temperatures today close to forty two officially it will be a little warmer inland thirty tonig

live in the west village, cbs 2 news. >>> steve, thank you. now to philadelphia where an officer is recovering after surviving a violent ambush. investigators say he fired 13 rounds, three hitting the officer, cbs 2 joins us live from west philadelphia with more, justin. >>> mary, good afternoon and new this afternoon, police sources telling us this suspect gave them a full confession saying he shot this officer 13 times in the name of islam. i want to pull up a photo, this is from surveillance video, taken at the time of the shooting it shows that suspect hovering over that cruiser firing inside, he was hit and on track to recover. >>> about midnight the officer made a frightening call for him. >> i've been shot, bleeding heavily. range while inside his cruiser. his father got the news soon after. knocking at the door, and ringing my phone. >> police say officer heartnet returned fire taking down the suspect as he tried to run away. >> this is absolutely one of the scariest things i've ever seen. this guy tried to execute the police officer,

stephen west: this notion of return. i would emphasize that you should think of the civil war immediately after the end of combat operations as a society in flux. soldiers are moving around. the union army, hundreds of thousands of soldiers are being demobilized. slaves are moving around. these numbers are kind of squishy. historians of estimated that up to 3.5 million slaves in the confederate states in 1861, between 2.5 million and 3 million of them were still slaves in the spring of 1865. they were in areas of the south beyond the military occupation and control. so those slaves are looking for the bureau to give practical meaning to their freedom. they are also moving around the is there trying to put things back together. the owners will force them to move away from their homes. they moved to slaves away from the union lines. they are moving around in large numbers. this is a society in flux. anything else? >> he says freed men are allowed to be legally married. the idea family will be protected by the bureau. it wi

the west as well. then we get the rainfall in our area by early friday morning and it kind of lingers through 10:00 a.m. you'll see there's not a lot of snow piling up this is the warm part of the storm. the cold part arrives on saturday especially saturday or sunday. 29 the overnight low still cold and we'll be around 30 by 8:00 when you're ushering the kids off to school. partly cloudy and light winds. 55 will be the high tomorrow above average too much coffey. winds southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour and partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. you live in the northeastern section of the state. it will be cold. 9, 4, 2 for overnight lows. 15 in west wendover. battle mountain 15 years highs in the mid 30s. lovelovelock 20. carson city 28. men deny about 26 as well. topaz 25. highs in the low 50s. a little warmer than it was today. kings beach 29. glen brook 25, 15 in south lake tahoe. to the north 32 at nixon and highs will be in the low 50s pretty much all the way across the board there on wednesday.

negative numbers north and west of hudson bay. we are going to get a direct shot monday into tuesday. overnight tonight, near freezing probably in the city, 20s in the suburbs. a windier day, so it won't feel quite as nice, high up to around 43. arctic air comes in monday and tuesday. we would tell you how low those temperatures go in your full forecast coming up later. sandra, over to you. >>> wake with a shake. earthquake hits northern new jersey around 10 clock this morning and registered 2.1 on the richter scale. while that doesn't usually cause major tremors, police say they got about 50 calls right after it happened. underground along the ramapo fault line which is one of the oldest and longest in the world. >> usually people call it with their damage. we had no damage reported. we do have contact with observatories. they will give us a report. >> again, there were no reports of injuries or damage. >>> a video has surfaced showing a branch of isis using republican presidential candidate donald trump in a new recruitment vide

no western embassies, none at all, in west jerusalem. you will see it, hear it in various comments that tel aviv opposes that, even though there's no tel aviv as a seat of government. it's a complete denial that west jerusalem is the capital of the state of israel. and yet, in many sayings of and declarations, east jerusalem is treated as palestine, often you will hear it being said occupied palestinian territory, occupied palestinian jerusalem, so what is happening, and, again, the case of sweden is technically instructive, sweden declared that after it recognized palestine it will see its con l consuls as ambassadors to palestine. that it will not open an embassy in ramallah. sweden recognizes palestine, but the ambassador to palestine from sweden lives in east jerusalem, in arab east jerusalem, yet, sweden will not take the corresponding step of moving its ambassador to west jerusalem. so basically, israel is judged by the 1947 ideas, and the palestinians are looked at through the 1967 lens. there's no consistency, no coherence on tha