the hudson river. actually, it will go all the way to fairview. >> underneath the cemetery that are legends, exposing dead people. >> you can go in it. surrounded by private property. it needs some work. my quick logical answer is older than the ones we are using now. probably cost more to shore it up. >> maybe less than building a brand-new tunnel under the hudson river. >> it makes you wonder why these things are sitting there. why they just said empty. >> they own thomas. the fires were passed around the east side of bayonne. the cultural center and mosque tool warehouse off of avenue f. >> parking, pipeline underground. let's face it, fear factor coming in with all the situations. they don't want to speak up. and the catholic school for 1515 years they just want to have a place of their own. he'll be happy to answer questions. >> reach out to them to see if they would like to come and speak to us. i'm not sure exactly what's going on. bill: fighting the fight regardless. >> am going to deal with it

>> love kate hudson. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. we already talked about kate hudson. >> my bad. where's the panda? >> jimmy: no, no. the panda's on a stretcher right now. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> don't you find it interesting, though, that peyton manning's name is now his age is attached to his name. so for the next two weeks it will be "39-year-old peyton manning." >> jimmy: that's interesting. >> nobody says, "26-year-old cam newton." right? >> jimmy: they don't mention that. that's true. that's a giant gap. >> it's the largest gap we've ever had for starting quarterbacks in the super bowl. >> jimmy: this doesn't seem fair. >> it is, i mean, yeah. [ laughter ] i don't know what to say. >> jimmy: 39, that's the oldest, right? >> yes, it is. the previous oldest quarterback was peyton's boss, john elway. >> jimmy: were you surprised by the outcomes yesterday? >> i was a little bit surprised with denver. carolina's great. it's just they play in carolina. for some reason, because they're in carolina, we don't think they're formidable. if they played in philadelphia or new york, we woul

like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today today marks 7 years since the "miracle on the hudson." on january 15th, 2009, us airways flight 1549 made its emergency entry into the hudson river. it had just taken off from laguardia airport when a flock of geese knocked out its engines. captain chesley sullenberger safely ditched the plane into the hudson river, and all 155 people on board survived. sullenberger has been hailed as a national hero ever since.tom hanks is playi the giants are set to officially introduce their new head coach today yesterday, the team confirmed that it has promoted offensive coordinator ben mcadoo to replace tom coughlin. mcadoo has been with the giants for two years, and he has a big challenge ahead of him. big blue has had three straight losing seasons, and missed the playoffs the last four years. the 38 year old will be the second youngest head coach in the nfl. th

today marks 7 years since the "miracle on the hudson." on january 15th, 2009, us airways flight 1549 made its emergency entry into the hudson river. it had just taken off from laguardia airport when a flock of geese knocked out its engines. captain chesley sullenberger safely ditched the plane into the hudson river, and all 155 people on board survived. sullenberger has been hailed as a national hero ever since.tom hanks is playii'm shelley goldberg with great places to go for you and your family. their drumming is explosive and their performance is truly electrifying. it's bam percussion. it's a non-stop combination of high energy rhythmic percussion action and oh so silly comedy sketches. bam percussion at symphony space. sunday january 17th. tickets $15. it's a super cool daytime disco dance party -- just for kids! it's cirkiz. a dj and dance lessons, electronic music, live performances and an led robot! a cool dance party perfect for tweens. it's cirkiz. jan. 17, feb. 7th and march 13th at space ibiza 20 in advance, $25 at the door. a

fine at the hudson river crossings. no problems at the upper east l.i.r.r., new jersey transit on time. volume on the l.i.e. westbound out to little neck parkway into queens. inbound b.q.e. stop and go by the brooklyn bridge. alternate parking rules suspended. metered in effect. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," governor christie doubles down on taking over atlantic city. >> plus, the instagram picture of the bull fighter and the i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, >>> a plan to shield lower manhattan from sandy style flooding is hundreds of billions of dollars and several it got money from federal support last week and city officials hope to start building next year. it's not clear where the city will get

allen, bibbs, hudson and leday. that will be trey lewis going to the free-throw line for louisville. two attempts in the game. both in the second half and made them both. third personal on jalen hudson, also a mon ter nigh monster night with 26 points. >> dan: lewis 86% at the free-throw line you're comfortable if you're louisville having him there. a double bonus, so two free-throws on every shooting foul from now on. >> tom: lewis has done it from beyond, four made threes, second half for lewis. he has 19 points. rick pitino working the sidelines trying to get career win no.739. >> dan: at landfall time, lewis hahalftime he had 2 points. he has had a saoupblg secon second half. >> tom: lewis and lee combine forward 46 points. 16 more than the season average together. allen, final minute, he's got it. 21 points seth allen. >> dan: if you're louisville you don't mind the two in that spot. >> tom: get it to mitchell. there is the foul. on lee. blackshear grabbed him, that will be five on blackshear. >> dan: louisvill

friday morning, michael steward hudson and kelldon vaughn hudson, both of fountain inn, were arrested and charged with stodial interference and unlawful neglect of a child. deputies have also charged a third person in connection with the case. neves was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. deputies believe hudson was staying with her. investigators are looking into what started a deadly house fire. the fire broke out just before 6:00 along aberdare court in greenville county. according to the coroner, 51-year-old barbara ann kern, became unresponsive at the scene the hospital. an autopsy is set for monday. still no word on what started the fire. in north carolina a 48-year-old , gastonia man is accused of shooting his wife in the face and killing his next-door neighbor on new year's day. police say this man shot his neighbor with a shotgun. he also fired shots into a moving vehicle that his wife was driving. he is expected in court tomorrow. covering the historic south carolina flooding. people who suffered damage in october's massive floods have two days left to r

of hudson institute. i would like to welcome our audience here and the viewers at home on c-span to the hudson institute. we couldn't be more pleased to host this special event which is this event, which is the penultimate event we will be holding here at her office on 15th street. we have been here since june, 2005. this is the last one we are doing featuring a member of congress before we move to a state of the art facility at 1201 pennsylvania avenue. and i couldn't imagine a more fitting speaker than the house homeland security committee chairman himself.a great friend to the hudson institute, congressman mike mccall of texas. we are here today to talk national security and more specifically, homeland security and homeland security is a topic of significant concern to us here at hudson institute. over the past year, we released a number of major studies on issues, including a blue ribbon commission blueprint for biodefense, a commission that was co-chaired by senator leiberman and governor tom ridge t

like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today >>> good morning. they hilt the jackpot. lucky powerball jackpot winners waking up in three states and a group of millionaires in our area. >> also a developing story hitting close to home this morning. two columbia university students and an aide worker killed in a horrific bus crash in honduras. >> and breaking now in indonesia, a deadly suicide attack targets a starbucks. good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> i'm rob nelson filling in for ken rosato. you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans. bill? >> good morning, everyone. not going to be as harsh later on today as yesterday's real feel of 5 to 15 degrees. this morning the 5:00 a.m. temperature will be 23 degrees with clear skies and a light to a calm wind. smithtown, babylon, 23, 24. 26 around east hampton. 19 to danbury, connecticut, sussex to

his body was pulled out of the hudson river on christmas day. there is a detective looking at cases around the country of young men who please have claimed there's no fault play but yet their bodies were pulled out of the hudson river. judith believed her son did not commit suicide, she believe something went on and she has been trying to solve it. i brought former nypd detective to her via skype. when we're speaking one of the first piece of evidence we talked about was surveillance footage showing anthony the last time he was seen around 5:00 a.m. on november 14. it shows him walking down the street and there is a black cargo passed in. shortly later that black car goes up the street going the wrong way on a one-way street. [inaudible] that vehicle is going down the street the long the wrong way. >> the theory that they were killed through because they're administered the date rape drug, abducted and thrown into the river. we want to see if that happened to anthony. judith believes it may be the case. >> in the beginning when they tell me the

. >> then we go backstage with chicago's shining star, jennifer hudson, in broadway's newest musical "the color purple." >> it empowers us. we support each other because it's our broadway debut together. >> and finally we explore the arts with superstar music producer swizz beats. >> i just felt i needed to sharpen my pencil. i was moving on from the average side they was working on in the music business, started moving on a global scale, and i had to learn the language. "our world" up next. >> welcome back to "our world with black enterprise." spike lee is no stranger to controversy. for 30 years he's directed and produced films that went against the grain of hollywood. some of which include jungle fever, malcolm x and red hook summer. his latest movie, "chi-raq," promises to be another one. i sat down with perhaps one of the greatest independent take a look. >> we're going to have to >> spike lee, thanks for joining us on "our world." >> all is good. >> you are a legendary director considered worldwide unquestionable. you're asking me? >> you're legendary. but what i find to be fas

we sat down with jennifer hudson and cynthia revo to talk about their roles. take a look. just as close as love means to me >> everybody is in some way part of the color purple. rising like a flower, it's a hope that sets us free your heartbeat makes my heartbeat >> from the previews we've seen the audience ce in, and we've literally watched them break, you know? but because they are here it's powerful to watch. seeing that shows some type of release. some of them holler out. one lady literally broke in her own lap and just bawled. so to see that it's like we know we're doing our part. >> jennifer is taking on t role as the brassy sassy shug avery in her broadway debut. >> shug is like the light of it all. even in the wardrobe she's the color on the stage. she uplifts the room. she's glamorous, she's strong, she is her own individual and she does not tell anybodydy -- she says i've always been the type of girl who had a lot to say. i've always been the kind of girl that had a lot to say i say what is on my mind to shine my way >> she brings that light. she uplifts everythi

hudson needs an ambulance. i found the wife. don't move. ducky: her body was preserved in formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde, phenol-- basically, embalming fluids. stuffed into a vacuum-sealed storage bag. that's why there was no odor. and very little decay. and a cause of death, duck? yeah, a fractured neck. sharp left-to-right twist. same as major newton. who do i notify about her remains? she had no family except the husband that killed her. do we know who the imposter really is? rita applegate. she was a waitress at a bar not far from lejeune. that's where they met. discovered they had a lot in common. she and captain hudson shared similar, um, desires that his wife didn't. she wants to cut a deal and is willing to testify. says that hudson killed his wife and transferred the body, all along with their personal possessions. after hudson retired, they were gonna dispose of the body, move to the caribbean and live off of lauren's money. greed-- the root of much evil. morning, my lord. hey, ducky. those are awfully nice-looking flowers. i take i

friday morning, michael stewart hudson and and kelldon vaughn hudson, both of fountain inn, were arrested and charged with custodial interference and unlawful neglect of a child. investigators are looking into what started a deadly house fire. the fire broke out just before 6:00 tonight along aberdare according to the coroner, 51 -year-old barbara ann kern, became unresponsive at the scene and died a short time later at the hospital. no word on what started the fire. the deadline to apply for fema aid ends tomorrow, january 4. fema aid is available in 24 counties across the state. including greenville, spartanburg and greenwood counties. again this deadline is for , damage from october's record flooding. not any damage caused by thihi week's heavy rains. reverend jesse jackson is starting the new year with an effort to get you and others to the voting booth. as corey davis tells us.the deadline to register before the south carolina primaries is fast approaching. reverend jesse jackson says it's , a simple thought, but a big polls. >> we are spending too much money on weapons and warfare a

friday morning, michael steward hudson and kelldon vaughn hudson, both of fountain inn, were arrested and charged with custodial interference and third person in connection with the case. contributing to the delinquency of a minor. deputies believe hudson was staying with her. investigators are looking into fire. the fire broke out just before greenville county. according to the coroner, 51 -year-old barbara ann kern, became unresponsive at the scene and died a short time later at the hospital. there is no word on what started the fire. a 48-year-old gastonia man is accused of shooting his wife in the face and killing his next-door neighbor on new year's day. covering the historic south carolina flooding. people who suffered damage in october's massive floods have two days left to request federal help. " aid ends monday, january 4th. to aid is available in 24 including greenville, counties across the state including greenville, spartanbururand greenwood , counties. again this deadline is for damage from october's record flooding, not any damage caused by this week's heavy rains. jesse

next, eagles on the hudson and in our studio. we'll have a golden eagle with me live to celebrate eagle fest coming up next. don't miss it here on fox 5. look at health care through our eyes and you'll see healthcare differently too. across 21 hospitals and over 450 community and research facilities, we're 61,000 people looking to not just raise our standard but raise the standard of health care. north shore-lij is now northwell health. >> announcer: live from studio 5 in new york city, this is the news at 6:00. ernie: it is thursday night. good evening to you, everybody. i'm ernie anastos. thank you very much for joining us tonight. okay. let's get started. we begin this evening with the latest on that storm that everybody is talking about. still on track for this weekend. nick gregory is here with the latest on what we likely will see more damaging part of the storm. data. tell us more about this. nick: the storm has so many phases to it. the one area we're concerned about is the wind and the coastal flooding. that's of concern

hudson needs an ambulance. i found the wife. don't move. ducky: her body was preserved in formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde, phenol-- basically, embalming fluids. stuffed into a vacuum-sealed storage bag. that's why there was no odor. and very little decay. and a cause of death, duck? yeah, a fractured neck. sharp left-to-right twist. same as major newton. who do i notify she had no family i'll call her father's lawyer. do we know who the imposter really is? rita applegate. she was a waitress at a bar not far from lejeune. that's where they met. a lot in common. she and captain hudson shared similar, um, that his wife didn't. and is willing to testify. says that hudson killed his wife and transferred the body, all along with their personal possessions. after hudson retired, they were gonna dispose of the body, and live off of lauren's money. greed-- the root of much evil. morning, my lord. hey, ducky. those are awfully nice-looking flowers. i take it that you and jake made up. those aren't from jake. they're from mcgee. tony: aw. well, that's ki

hudson needs an ambulance. i found the wife. don't move. ducky: her body was preserved in formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde, phenol-- basically, embalming fluids. stuffed into a vacuum-sealed storage bag. that's why there was no odor. and very little decay. and a cause of death, duck? sharp left-to-right twist. same as major newton. who do i notify about her remains? she had no family that killed her. i'll call her father's lawyer. who the imposter really is? rita applegate. she was a waitress at a bar not far from lejeune. discovered they had a lot in common. she and captain hudson shared similar, um, that his wife didn't. she wants to cut a deal and is willing to testify. says that hudson killed his wife and transferred the body, all along with their personal possessions. after hudson retired, they were gonna dispose of the body, move to the caribbean and live off of lauren's money. greed-- the root of much evil. morning, my lord. hey, ducky. those are awfully nice-looking flowers. i take it that you and jake made up. those aren't from jake. t

hudson valley, low 20s. wake-up temperatures tomorrow, anywhere from 5 above to 16 above and the wake-up wind chills below zero in many suburbs. again, if you're out this afternoon, it was cold but it was still sunny. this is serious cold now so make sure you be careful. make sure the pets come inside too. your 7-day accuweather forecast. coming up in a little bit. >> lee and jeff, thank you very much. >>> we'll turn now to the new york giants. black monday for the nfl and the team. with tom coughlin stepping down today, the league's oldest active coach announced his resignation after he met with the team's owners this afternoon. 12 seasons, 110 we'll begin with sports anchor rob powers. >> the giants have been around tom coughlin, head coach for 12. those 12 years could eventually land him fame. but a rough stretch the last three years has the giants in search of a new head coach. coughlin stepped down late this afternoon after meeting with team ownership saying it's the best for all involved. coughlin, his

hudson needs an ambulance. i found the wife. don't move. ducky: her body was preserved in formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde, phenol-- basically, embalming fluids. stuffed into a vacuum-sealed storage bag. that's why there was no odor. and very little decay. and a cause of death, duck? yeah, a fractured neck. sharp left-to-right twist. same as major newton. who do i notify about her remains? she had no family that killed her. i'll call her father's lawyer. who the imposter really is? rita applegate. not far from lejeune. that's where they met. discovered they had a lot in common. she and captain hudson shared similar, um, desires that his wife didn't. and is willing to testify. says that hudson killed his wife and transferred the body, all along with their personal possessions. after hudson retired, they were gonna dispose of the body, and live off of lauren's money. greed-- the root of much evil. morning, my lord. hey, ducky. those are awfully nice-looking flowers. i take it that you and jake made up. those aren't from jake. they're from mcgee.

living in poughkeepsie and hudson valley a different storm for you. let's take a closer look starting with the city, the five borough, forest hills, jersey she's are the effects you'll feel starting friday into saturday morning. coastal flooding. right now looks like moderate coastal flooding with three high tide cycles saturday morning, saturday night and sunday morning. winds howling up to 60 miles per hour at times. potential for mixed precipitation right along the coast we could see sleet and even some rain mixing in. it may not be all snow in new york city and of course those high tide flooding concerns. worst impacts may be felt down the jersey shore. closer to the center of the storm we're looking at eight to 12-foot surf. 12 to 20-foot storm surge. coastal flooding already a concern. beach erosion expected in ocean county. blairstown, that's where we're looking at potential for heavy snow, six to 12 inches plus as you head away from the water. winds 40 to 50 miles per hour. so winds are a lit lighter than be all snow for you for inland new jer

his body was pulled from the hudson river. he had gone missing saturday night, last seen a local pub here in hoboken. police walked by the hudson river waterfront and actually found his wallet. >> found about 150 feet east along the south walkway, and at that point we contacted nypd harbor patrol and show them where they work. >> wearing a coat. alerted by mayor don zimmer. that doesn't seem to be any sign of foul play at this time but there is an investigation. >> they haven't calling this last weekend's blizzard and the incredible flood. >> touring bay avenue which got water up to write about here. governor christie asked if he should show up with a mop and bucket. it did not go over very well. >> go down there with a mop. >> relief is needed down here. >> they don't a damn about politics. a lot of people just trying a great local congressman here. >> you know good and well i politics. bucket down here. >> we have no help. i am willing to give it to the governor graham to come down and help. >> we agree 100 percent. >> a big

she and captain hudson shared similar, um, desires that his wife didn't. she wants to cut a deal and is willing to testify. says that hudson killed his wife and transferred the body, all along with their personal possessions. after hudson retired, they were gonna dispose of the body, move to the caribbean and live off of lauren's money. greed-- the root of muchchvil. morning, my lord. hey, ducky. those are awfully nice-looking flowers. i take it that you and jake made up. they're from mcgee. tony: aw. well, that's kind of sweet. so, you-you guys are good again? bishop: yeah.. actually, mcgee saved me. i canceled my trip, got my deposit back, and, uh, it was a good thing. jake has to go out of town that weekend. a summit somewhere in asia. somewhere? asia's big. yep. need-to-know. couldn't tell me where. we'll take our little trip another time. yeah. so i got this, uh, leave request of yours. you still going to england? no, i think i'll take that trip another time. uh, thank you. um, you know, that heritage stuff isn't all it's cracked up to be. what happen

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friday morning, michael steward hudson and kelldon vaughn hudson, both of fountain inn, were arrested, and charged with custodial interference and unlawful neglect of a child. deputies charged sheila neves with country meeting to the delinquency of a minor. deputies say they believe hudson was staying with her. police in gastonia say a man shot his wife in the face, and killed his neighbor. joseph zinna is facing charges of first-degree murder and attempted murder. police say the 48-year-old went to his neighbor's home on new year's day, and shot him more than once with a 12-gauge shotgun. investigators say zinna also shot his wife while she was in a moving vehicle. zinna is due in court tomorrow. today, the carolina panthers looked to earn home field advantage in the playoffs. all they need is a win over tampa bay. the buccaneers taking on the panthers right now in charlotte. can't show you any highlights. but right now, at halftime, the panthers have a lead over the buccaneers, 24-3. we'll have more updates on the game coming up a little later in mark's sports cast. -- marc's sports