with her on the red carpet when she was pregnant with her son kingston. one of our favorite grammy moments. we have so many after covering biggest nights over 35 years. check out "e.t.'s" great grammy moments. >> are you having more fun walking the green carpet pregnant or not? >> this is my big award tonight. >> bond, james bond. >> bieber, justin bieber. >> headline and memories that come out of music's big east night. remember when michael jack brought brooke shields and emmanuel lewis in 1984? jack nicholson and diana and how about a throw back to when mariah looked like this in >> no, i'm starving. >> when i was a teenager i was miserable. i was contemplating, you know. and now just think of it. if i wasn't here, i would have missed out on all of this stuff. >> there are grammy couples that have lasted, others that didn't. and some we forgot were ev even an item. >> we have a very special bond. i don't know what it's called. but it's fun. >> we have a chemistry together. i think he's cute. i heard through the grapevine that he thinks i'm cute too. >>

south carolina primary and super >>> this man in kingston, england is tripping an accused police. the suspect runs closer, just casually sticks out his leg, him. >>> and a 5 alarm fire engulfed a massive new jersey warehouse. amid freezing temps, firefighters from at least five towns battled the blaze. fortunately, no injuries were reported. >>> we get down to business. late news about a possible oil deal helped can cut stock losses in half. >>> uber has agreed to pay $28 million in lawsuits brought by riders who say the service misrepresented their safe ride >>> at&t is joining verizon in testing 5 g service. it would make them 100 times faster than they are right now. 5 g should roll out in the next few years. >>> just ahead, the zika virus has some of our star athletes on edge. we'll bring you some of those details next p. if prrsrrs now, revlon introduces a new collection of mascaras that makes getting the lash look you want easy. so whether you choose ultra volume, super length, volume and length magnified, dramatic definition, or the ultimate all-in-one... the choice is your

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kingston, 10.5 inches. the cape is getting reports. as you look at the outer cape, a good half foot of snow. you had towards warwick rhode island, about 5.1 inches. in east boston as opposed to south boston, are out towards right in, impressive totals. trump away from new hampshire but all the other presidential candidates on both sides. granite state today. were doing last-minute campaigning because the primary is joining us now from tuesday. manchester, new hampshire is rick klein political director of , abc news. let' s talk about that donald rick: a lot of people are likening it to his decision to skip iowa last week. all of the other candidates are here. donald trump is the front runner in the polling. the decision to go home and gets no doubt of coming back, he is in south carolina of all places tonight. he will be at the debate tomorrow night right here on abc. it is a surprising decision to say the least for him to leave the state this close to primary. ed: even just bush -- even jeb bush tweeted at him, my 90-year-old mother m

confirmed tonight is nothing short of the beginning of a political revolution >>> joining me now is jack kingston, a principal with a law firm. good to you have you with us >> it's great to be here >>> we have a lot to breakdown when it comes to this primary. i want to talk about voters and both parties. they seem to be showing so much disdain for established candidates. do you think it is a new? >> i think it is a new factor and it is here to stay. i think it is positive. if you look at the delegate count trump and cruz has 75. rubio, ted cruz and casic, so 27 for the throw out of the bombs, the more challenging in revolutionary-type candidates. 27 versus 14 for establishment. i think anybody who doesn't ski that trend especially in the republican party is missing it >>> the g.o.p. establishment candidates seems to be taking a hammering from the outsiders. ted cruz, donald trump. is ted cruz is going to be backed in this. >> i don't think he will. i don't see trump supporters moving to a cruz or rub yoe, but i can see ted cruz candidacy. i can see candidates, casic or bush, i can see them comfor

take hold or if it will change and it will more reliable some of the communities in epping hudson, kingston all in new hampshire these are the communities that typically run democratic. take a look at the bellwether opportunities like east kingston and lancaster and new market these are areas that typically vote republican. we will breaking down blue and red towns and the counties. we will bring all to you live as the polls close and begin to report. many of the polls closed at 7:00. we are expecting to see earlierist results soon. over to you guys. all right. we will checking back with in with you. and throughout the evening. >> we are coming up on 7:30 polls as elizabeth close in about half an four. people are cueed up they may take long to get them finally through. that's when they will all close. when any news breaks on campaign trail you are will find it right here. go behind the scenes of extreme powerboat racing with the miss geico racing team. presented by geico meet the drivers, see the boat, play games and win prizes as you explore extreme offshore powerboat racing. for more infor

neighbors tell us they escaped a deadly fire -- barely. 12 ssnorf kingston fire.transfer 0:13 "the don't wish that on "the siding was melting -- i don't wish that on nobody" see what the flames left behind. these stories begin at ten on your side with details about a first of its kind medical procedure -- doctors performed america's first uterus transplant. the cleveland clinic announced back in perform the procedure on ten women. the first happened earlier this week. a 26 year old woman with infertility problems. the transplanted uterus came from a deceased organ donor. the surgery is part of a study where doctors will guide the women through pregnancy to birth. once they give birth -- the uterus will be removed. all of the participants are unable to conceive because they don't have a uterus or because theirs is conditions that could be brought on by lack of sleep. and according to the centers for disease control -- one in three americans are not getting enough sleep. in a society that lives by the motto: work hard, play hard -- doctors say technology may be to blame for our sleepless n

firefighters went to kingston avenue in ocean view this morning, but she did not make it. hurt. how are they doing tonight? reporter: a couple that was on the first floor of this now-destroyed duplex, they're doing okay. but we're still working to learn more about a woman and two children who had to jump from a second-story window after a staircase that was on the side of this duplex became engulfed in flames. an elderly woman inside couldn't make it out and died. >> if you think of a dragon, when he blows out the flames, blowing out the flames and they go real high and up -- reporter: that's how sandra cahoon describes the fire that tore through her duplex around 2:00 a.m. she and her husband woke to commotion and quickly fled. >> oh, crap! that's what went through my mind. oh, crap! and getting out and seeing my upstairs neighbors, the majority of them, in the driveway, oh, i was like, oh, okay, good, they got out, because they couldn't have come down those steps. reporter: flames crumbled the exterior staircase, the only way down from the second story. a woman and two childre

. >>> well, to get the perspective from the cruz campaign i'm joined now by former congressman jack kingston of georgia who is a supporter of senator cruz. congressman? >> chuck, good to be with you. >> i want to get to your race in georgia in 2014 because we were talking earlier thauz there may be interesting similarities. what does cruz have to do tonight? there's a lot of pressure it seems on him to step aside now and say, the only way to get behind trump is to get behind rubio. >> senator cruz has to draw blood on trump's conservative credentials which is sean duffy just pointed out very questionable. he supported john kerry, he supported hillary clinton, he supported nancy pelosi. recently supporting planned parenthood. his victory speech in nevada actually quoted steve wynn, impressed him. and one sentence later jerry falwell. for republicans particularly in the south, gambling and christian coalition, politics don't quite jibe. yet he seems to get away with that. >> i'm curious why is that? it's pretty out there that he is not somebody that is, i would say the most evangelical guy. >>

approaching non-into the many towns but even over nine inches in rockland for instance at 9.3 pembrook kingston plymouth riverside more born the bridges halifax has a norwell all the way to hang of what along the coast of duxbury that band is a of moderate snow coming on through now heavier snow offshore that's been rotating back toward the coast line was seen on to cape and now rock gloucester manchester by the essex all getting into that snow a little lighter here picks up again in intensity around georgetown i-95 inside i-95 along 128 saugus to redington this band of heavy snow stretches down to at least weston ridges of lynn and portions of chelsea two places i've had text from her tweets from saying hey where's all the snow. pick up a little more analysis comes on through is still going to be on the lower end of snow as far as who's getting snow today but you're not going to get the nine inches but at least you'll have some snow to shovel off her play and if that's what you're hoping for. back to the county coming down light at times moderately in worcester wrapped in west boylston bottom

. >> here at south trion and kingston is where two communities converge. over here you can see the south end with new modern apartment buildings. then over here, the older homes and the transitioning will more neighborhood. cmpd held their first ever cops on the corner event here this morning. they told channel 9 that despite the growth in the area, issues like drug activity and loitering are still a problem. but having their regularly scheduled role call outside at a corner store shows their presence in the community and gives residents an opportunity to talk to the officers about their concern. >> i was just talking to the police department about the recent car break-ins. to come ask a question they might not have asked if we were not out in the public. >> there will be a cops on the corner event at the transit center in uptown next week. on eyewitness news starting at 5:00. i'll explain how a redrawing of the police districts in this area actually made it easier for cmpd to fight crime here. angela hong, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> let's get back to

some people manage to escape the fire on kingston avenue but an elderly woman didn't make it out right now fire investigators are picking through the charred rubble searching for a call and neighbors are mourning the death of a friend kristin is for j co spoke to a neighbor who tried to save the elderly woman about the forensic team and the fire marshall spent hours here on scene piecing together what exactly ignited this deadly fire in the big question tonight is when there was an accident or did someone in ten to starting over law school and yelling commotion next door. nasa will be up and then a place and when i open my eyes the whole was lit up. sandra bowman lives right across the ocean the duplex that was tomato sauce in the al in calhoun and his wife sandra live on the bottom floor it their neighbor bradley caswell that possibly saved their lives just the rust is oreo go with a twenty one week as possible to others jump from the second floor they jumped out of the window news because the stairs were totally involved. while an elderly lady that was also inside didn't make it out

the man casually stuck out his leg and tripped the drug dealing suspect who had a lead on kingston police officers. he then casually walked away from the scene. that was it. >>> an annual event sailing to town right now in miami. it attracts thousands of people to miami every year. the miami boat show is at a brand-new location. >> the miami international boat show opened today at the iconic miami marine stadium park. very cool. tonight with a look. >> reporter: this year's event -- hi guys -- is expected to attract an estimated 100,000 people. the new location here on key biscayne, well, that means a lot of traffic for this area and limited parking. the annnnl miami international boat show is here again. this year at a new location. the miami marine stadium park on virginia key. from eager vendors -- >> historically the miami show has been the opportunity for the industry to really present your and to the customers. >> reporter: to excited organizers. >> we want this to be a great experience for all the people we host every year and who come back and spend lots of money in this community

miracles. severe burns to his hands and face when a propane tank explodes inside of a burning home in kingston. >> i was out for six months, 14 surgeries and the doctors realized that the cure i needed was other hands. >> the hospital in jamaica lacked the resources needed to treat him properly and almost resorted to amputating his fingers so he reached out to a retired captain and they flew him to the memorial hospital for specialized treatment. >> people were assisting him to get dressed, feed himself, open doors for him. >> he can now move his fingers, pinch and pick things up. the firefighters from unit 1403 have been his support system while his wife and daughter wait for him back home. >> make me feel like i'm a part of the family. i cannot find the words to say thank you. >> he was able to tie his shoe for the first time. and thought he was going to lose his fingers and never going to be able to bend his fingers i'm really, really happy for him. >> mcfarland still has a long battle ahead of him and will never fully recover function in his hands but is confident he'll get back to saving

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over to kingston at 12:54. what is over the city right now is going to make its way to jfk at 12:20. over to stamford by 12:56. yet another one we're watching which is going to roll on through long island hitting long i slip, you'r going to see some very heavy downpours. keep in mind, these storms are moving very, very quickly. what can we expect the next seven day sns after this ends, we are going to see some relief. as we head to friday and saturday, much improved and back into the 50s next week. we'll update you as necessary. we're tracking it all. we'll see you at 5:00, if not earlier. back to both of you. >>> "new york live" is next at 12:30. >> here's sara and jacque. >> coming up, what goes on behind the scenes of staging the annual met gala. >>> and did you decide what you want for lunch yet? how about a bagel? we're heading to the newly what makes them delicious. >> that looks good. >>> still ahead on news4, one woman says using baby powder, this baby powder gave her cancer, and a jury agree. the warni

a snowflake around kingston, a light little rain shower, also the jersey shore. but everything very light. we want to get the word out a much bigger system moving into our area. that is 1000 miles across. it's going to make its way into our area tomorrow. what's interesting is this has had a lot of volatile activity associated with it. you've got to remember, it's february. a hard-core winter months. february is not a hard-core tornado month, yet that is what we've had. in our area tomorrow, i wouldn't be surprised to see a thunderstorm in the area but this is more than just a weather story. my colleague here at cbs, valerie castro, has been watching everything from the perspective of a news angle. what's going on in new orleans today? >> reporter: these storms were really destructive, they caused a lot of damage. they even turned deadly. i want to show you the watch is in place right now. you can see that areas shaded in red, this is what it looks like for most of the day. by the end of the day, at least three confirmed dead in these storms. >> look up. >> that

kingston, seven. boston' s snowfall is actually reported at 7:00 -- it will probably wind up around six. wind much inches. some reduced visibility from worcester to the south shore. 1-2 mile visibility means light snow accumulating. , south shore, places like norwell and weymouth as well as marshfield, plymouth. ocean snow lasting little longer. otherwise, moving northeast overnight. after 1:00, mostly done. not much in a way to worry about tomorrow. there will be some clouds but no issues in new hampshire. wednesday, another small storm will pass to the south. we might catch the fringe. 1-2 inches possible on wednesday. the bigger story is not just the amount of snow , with 5-9 inches in the boston area, it is the cold on the way. still a visibility restriction in boston. light snow falling. low 20' wind would not be a factor tomorrow. temperatures in the 20' s. this is what i was alluding to. and if the week, friday, sunday, some of the coldest weather of this season will be upon us. we are talking

from charlotte to columbia, but it is a bull's-eye across raleigh and down toward kingston and portions of fayetteville. they could see some very strong storms. just looking at the tornado threat, this area means there is a 10% chance of an ef-2 or stronger tornado. raleigh will be an area we watch closely. you can see the light shining on the street. this aerial be under the gun for strong storms later today. allyson: thank you. speaking of all that rain wyff , news 4's aly myles is on the road in asheville. geoff: aly, what are you seeing this morning? aly: we had a pretty flawless drive from greenville to right now, the hood is not up, which means just a little bit of drizzle and light rain. as chrhr and dale have been telling you, we expect that to pick up. as we could tell, the roads were extremely wet and a little hydroplaning, so be careful. be careful in general because the roads are very wet. we are expecting that rain to pick up. aly myles wyff news 4 live in asheville. geoff: thank you. we continue to monitor the weather and so can you. if you haven't done so, download our wy

we brought you the breaking news on daybreak this morning for other people were hurt in the fire in kingston avenue. christina's for j co talk to neighbors who rushed to help the victims one based on what remains here of the duplex the flames were neighbors tell me this fire spread very quickly if it wasn't for him store neighbor there could've been more lives lost some and fire warehouse it was the only thing that bradley casual new to do in a sheet of the moment my neighbor's door title equal thanks to the quick thinking sandra now in calhoun who live on the bottom floor of the duplex and got out ok know that sensation through a tomato that's on the two others who live on the second floor jumped they jumped out of the window because the stairs were totally involved. while an elderly lady that was also on the second floor it didn't make it out. service very sweet very quiet very quiet spirit. sandra bowman lives in the duplex across the one that caught on fire she heard commotion right before the fire started um that's what woke me up others in the area say they heard a loud bangs all of wh

we're at 34 right now. 33 kingston. you know, we're up there. poughkeepsie yesterday was 61 at this time yesterday. today we'll be colder but we will have sunshine, so you need your sunglasses as well. we're at 38 today. it's going to feel like the 20s with the wind. all right. dress warmly. can you believe we'll warm pack up to 60 by sunday. we'll talk about that in the it's weather then heather every seven minutes. or close to schedule. close. we have this problem here on the bqe southwest with a disabled tractor-trailer. one lane is closed down as you go through that spot. here we have a large pothole on the new england thruway so expect delays and use caution. keep it slow. 46 going east, mount olive road. we have a debris spill at 80 east. farther east as you go right, we had an overturned tractor- trailer cleared from that ram top exit 60. that's our release for this morning. street cleaning rules are in effect for today. lori? >>> it's 5:02 and violence at a club in brooklyn. a woman is stabbed after a fight spills onto a bushwick street

the two-story duplex caught fire around 2 a-m on kingston avenue. we're told a woman and two children jumped from a second story window. firefighters pulled an elderly woman through a window-- but she didn't make it. her name yet. a couple living on the first story made it out okay with minor burns. 01:06:01 "i yelled to my husband that the house was on fire and we came running to the living room and we opened the door and then shut it back real quick 'cause the flames of course were right at the front door." the woman and child who jumped from the window went to the hospital. we're working to learn how they're doing. criminal charges are dropped against a navy petty officer - accused of stabbing a fellow sailor. petty officer 3rd class wilbur harwell was accused of attacking petty officer 2nd class justin powell with a knife in the barracks at portsmouth medical center in june of 2014. his attorney's tell us a psychologist found him to have a lack of mental responsiblity. there will be a hearing to determine if harwell should be released or should

the suspect was running away with a pretty strong lead from kingston police officers. a man just -- stick sticks out his life and trypsin. the personal helped stop the suspect casually walked away from the scene. a san diego woman was south africa' s manny montero says on separately new haircut, she tried to shoot her barber. manny montero says on wednesday morning, 29-year-old andrian blanche swain left happy with her new haircut and even gave him a big tip. an hour later, she came back to complain and montero says she had a different cut than the one he gave her and a bald spot. that' s when she tried to shoot him 3 times but the gun didn' t fire. montero and another barber threw there until police arrived. jason: in california, someone is once again placing thousands of thumb tacks in the grass and creek at a dog park. ve received they' re looking for whoever is responsible. dog owners say they' ve picked up as 5000 tax over the past -- tacks over the past few weeks at hercules park and turned them over to police as evidence. yesterday, we showed you the rescue of a

so james kingston decides to walk out on a crane. >> is he wearing a harness? >> i don't know but he keeps describing it as being very greasy. >> come on, dude. >> we're talking 1400 feetgh. >> does this have a good ending? . >> i should warn folks, this is illegal. >> >>> this morning on "world news now," political fight as donald trump soars into nevada, there's a new battle between ted cruz and marco rubio. the impact it could have on today's caucuses. >> michigan murders. the gunman accused of killing at least six people in kalamazoo faces a judge. what he said and how the community is confronting grief. dozens of college students under arrest. >> the house party so rowdy and so destructive, the property was condemned. wh police and neighbors are saying. >>> and later, the bachelor's adventure into four contestants' hometowns. the surprises along the way and which young woman ended up heart broken. our exclusive analysis in "the skinny" on this tuesday, february 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i do have to admit something on

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northeasterly wind will go to 40, about upper 30s tonight. 19, kingston, poughkeepsie. all the cold air wedged in the northern suburbs. over from snow to freezing rain. notice the numbers here. 36 islip and 36 in belmar. we're really warming up along the coast because all that warm air is coming from the ocean, the 40-degree ocean water but it's going to have a tough time making it inland. a mix at 7:00 around freezing in new york city. then we'll go to rain throughout the evening hours. i'll show you the futurecast in a moment. tomorrow morning's light rain fog increasing wind but we'll start the day at 47. going to the mid 50s. rain gets heavier after lunchtime. around lunchtime, west of the city. this is a cool radar because it started to rain in long beach. mixing at jfk right now. snowing in new york city. pivot around, you see the rain-snow line coming in to keenesburg, homedale. westerly we'll start to see mixing there and eventually in to manhattan over the next hour and bronx too. just to the west of the rain-snow line you've got your heavy snow. patterson, pla