below at monticello. about 19 degrees below 0 in the morning. a lot of negative numbers north and west, and throughout the day, even with a lot of sunshine it's not going to do much to warm the temperatures up. only 17 by 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon. clouds increase monday, they lower, they thicken, and with the next storm system coming in, the atmosphere is going to try and warm things up later in the afternoon, but not quite quick enough to keep this from snow fall in the city, and especially north and west, and temperatures around 32, 5:00 p.m. monday, and then monday night, finally the warmth wins out, and changing over to rain in a click fashion along the i-95 corridor. but before that a coating to inch of snow monday afternoon in and around new york city. more like one to three inches arctic fronts north and west -- areas overnight, just a frigid wind. bitterly cold despite the sun tomorrow. increasing clouds tomorrow night, very cold. down to 12. know developing monday afternoon -- snow developin

monticello and the catskills. it'll feel like the 20s. tomorrow morning, the wind dies down, so it will feel like 18. p air temperature will be around the mid-20s to start the day up. we'll get to near 60 by sunday. after school today, kiddos, we're looking at 38, bright and blustery. tonight, clear and cold. winds diminish, 18 in the burbs, 26 around the five boroughs. tomorrow, sunshine and a breezy day. 42 is close to our normal high. sunset at 5:38. that will feel good. we're at 45 on sunday. we're going to get to near 60 as we get into sunday and monday with a little shot of some rain. we're going to be looking at temperatures well above normal this time of year right into next week. no harsh cold and no snow. personally, i feel like we when you look at where the jet stream is and into canada and the bermuda high with its return. maybe we've got an early spring. >> maybe. >> it's always so cold up into monticello. >> that's why i don't live there. >> that's what i was going to say. >> the nice thin if you live in monticello. >> it's

23 in the city. 19 sussex. 12 monticello. 25 at the jersey shore. mid 20s across long island and a couple of snow showers have been around. might run into a couple of those early tonight. otherwise, we'll get mainly a few patchy clouds overnight, but the wind has been strong and gusty. look at the west wind in play. 15, 25 miles an hour. we have seen gusts higher than that. the gusts have been approaching 35 to 40 miles an hour in parts of the area. there's a gust of 37 at islip and bridgeport. 35 montauk. gusting to 32 at poughkeepsie. here are the windchill numbers. feeling like 5 now up there in the hudson valley. 4 below monticello. that's compared to what's coming with the next blast of arctic air, mild conditions. by the weekend, we'll talk about windchill values that could be around 15 to even 25, 35 below zero. sun gives in to clouds and then we'll see snow showers tomorrow night with the arctic air tumbling in. from saturday into sunday morning, we will have to advise you there's a windchill

single digit windchills, and monticello. today we'll be looking at a temperature in the upper 20s.

in the single digits from monticello to newton. now, 24 hours from now, this is how it will feel. just about 6 degrees below zero in the city. 14 below as you head to monticello and 6 below in south brunswick. that is not the worst. as we head into sunday, we will be in record territory. sunday morning, painfully cold air works into place. we could be talking about tieing as far back as 1916. your full forecast in your area straight through the weekend coming up in just a little bit. >> we'll see you in a bit. meanwhile, people are already bundling up. a lot of the people we spoke with say they're not ready for it to get worse. hi, cat. >> reporter: i have a down coat under a down coat. i have so many feathers on, i might take flight. i feel okay because i have layers on. we've been talking with people around here, they're out and about, we saw people going to work. they're fine with being outside today because they plan on being indoors this weekend. if you think it's cold today -- >> i feel like it's very cold and i need to have a hat on, but i don't because i forgot it. >> repo

temperature at monticello. you're down to 1 whole degree at newburgh. 12 at belmar. 10 on the island at islip. we'll tracking for you on the futurecast. we're down to 2 by 6 a.m. sunday. see this would tie that 100 yearly record for coldest valentine's day ever in central park. 6 below in sussex. 11 below in monticello. those are actual air temperatures. that's not the wind chill. during the afternoon, despite a lot sunshine we get to the middle to upper teens. clouds increase monday morning. monday afternoon, snow moves into the area and that could provide a slippery monday evening commute. definitely something to keep an eye on. again dangerously cold. down to 15 below for a wind chill by midnight in central park, down to 30 below at monticello even colder than that by sunrise tomorrow. here's your accuweather forecast for tonight. partly cloudy, frigid breeze. that record cold down to 2 degrees in the park. the high getting up to 17. that's it. increasing clouds very cold tomorrow night. we are down to about

minus 11 in monticello. we may get up to 17 during the afternoon as we'll have a lot of sunshine out there. temperatures. clouds increase by early monday and check this out. we got some snow moving into wind chills again in the meantime getting down to 15 below zero by around midnight in the park. getting down to 17 below by sunrise, down to 32 below for a wind chill north and west. quick look at the snowfall totals monday afternoon. this would be during the monday evening commute. coating to an inch in and around new york city. that could provide slippery rain by monday night. accuweather forecast tonight partly cloudy a frigid breeze, tomorrow, bitterly cold despite a lot of sunshine. the high up to 17. it's very cold again tomorrow night increasing clouds down to 12. and it's so cold that even though the atmosphere is going to be desperately trying to warm things up during the day monday, it will be cold enough for the system to initially come in as snowfall. it goes over to rain though monday night and t

ughkeepsie poughkeepsie. 16 in monticello. when you add in the winds, the light winds right now, it feels like it's 16 degrees in white plains. we take off most of that 16 degrees in monticello where it and 16 in long branch. look at these temperatures. by tomorrow morning, it feels like five degrees in the city and one in danbury. typically in the afternoon when we see temperatures climb, going in the other direction now. zero in the city, five below in danbury, two as we head out to the eastern end of long island. 20 below is what it will feel like in monticello. once you get to these numbers, it's dangerous. it is painful if you're outside. and then the numbers get worse. sunday morning, 20 below in new york city. those of you who are jogger who is say i jog in anything, this is the anything that you haven't counted on. don't do it. don't go outside. it's dangerous. check on the young and the elderly. all of this continues as we head into sunday. finally some relief sunday night into monday. over the next seven days, look u

saturday night, ten below in the city, 23 below in monticello. and sunday at 8:00 valentine's day, you're going to have a cold entire body. 22 below in new york city, 30 below in danbury. it is going to be a rough go. we finally have temperatures and winds moderate as we head to monday. and monday night things are a lot better. numbing cold is how we begin this stretch tonight. and over the next several days a tough go. these are dangerous conditions saturday and sunday. snow you can see, rain you can you walk outside, you think it's going to be fine, but it's dangerous. could see some snow on monday. >>> consumer alert for parents of small children. it involves a popular highchair. the recall involves eight models of the highchair. the arm bars can bend allowing the child to fall out. >>> when you shop online, you expect your purchases to snow s to s to show up in one piece. this is what a florida couple saw on their security camera. it's a ups worker launching several packages right over their front gate. one of the boxes even had a big red fra

you can't find a positive number here. 32 below in monticello. this is overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. stay in bed with us. we'll be here. you want to not be outside. i know the dogs, you have to walk the dogs this weekend. that's going to be a tough call. 31 below in monticello. gradually better by tomorrow noon. that's when we see the winds dying down and the windchills get back to around 2 below which is less dangerous than it will be tonight. you can see the seven-day forecast. 2 for your low tonight. 17 tomorrow. that's the best we can do. but the winds do die down by tomorrow afternoon. then it gets stormy. a wintry mix starting out with snow changing to rain. look at tuesday's high temperature. even though it's raining it's going to be -- select the weather tab. see the forecast, use radar, and learn to submit your own weather video. available in the app store right now. over to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:19 and he gained fame on youtube. now he's releasing a documentary about his life as an internet sensation. >> cat greenleaf sat d

it feels like seven below in monticello. look at these temperatures friday morning for the rush. bundle up, everyone. the polar vortex slips on down. teen into the weekend. feels like 4 degrees sunday morning. here's your seven day forecast. as we head through the big story, wind kick up, temperatures drop down and plummet. that's a quick look at your forecast. temperatures moderate next week. >>> you may get a warning let frer er from the irs, but it's not what you think. the tax agencies computerer systems have been attacked. the irs says the hackers used nearly half a million stolen social security numbers to try to steal taxpayers' refund. >>> a gift card came in handy for a victim of hurricane sandy to buy furniture. find out why she couldn't use it at first. >> this is definitely a confusing situation. the card was purchased at an ashley furniture store. so why couldn't she use it at an ashley furniture store? this is what jennifer's home in breezy point looked like when super storm sandy barrelled through. as she tried to literally pick and friends came through in a big wa

it feels like 2 in monticello. 14 degrees around islip. i was requested to show this yesterday by a viewer by a penguin. it is a new policy. we have a few clouds, but we're going to have bursts of snow. particularly lake effect snows off to the west. that's because of the cold air coming in. notice the flow. temperature about 29 by afternoon. you see our flow is right off to the northwest, and that keeps the cold air pouring in here. tomorrow morning around 7:00 it will be 6 in monticello. we're into the upper 20s and we have more snow showers around. here is the real factor in that wind. this afternoon, we're looking at 2 for the real feel in monticello. 17 in the park. tomorrow morning, we're looking at real feels below zero around monticello. this is before the arctic air blasts in here friday night into saturday. so saturday at the morning hours, you see we're going to have this even colder air off to our west coming in. snow with temperatures dropping like a rock. windy and colder, a few flurries today. it will feel like 5 to 15. wind

monticello, minus 15. central park, 3 above. because a chunk of the polar vortex coming in with the arctic jet stream is moving in. and it's going to be painfully cold on sunday morning. so much so that we're expecting record low temperatures. sunday morning is 2 above, set 100 years ago. and that's what we're forecasting. 2 above. so it looks like we'll make it on target. we'll be updating that forecast, though, as we go through time. temperatures now are just below freezing in most spots across new jersey, through long island. 31 in white plains. a little bit of wind out there. the gusts from time to time up to 20 miles per hour. so it feels a bit colder, like 19 in long branch. feels like 26 in poughkeepsie and 9 above in monticello. it's going to continue to get worse with time, although tonight is not going to be the coldest night that we're going to see. now in the morning you've got to dress for these readings. single digits and teens. that's what it's going to feel like. and all day long it doesn't change. as a matter of

feels like the single digits in monticello. this is unusual cold that's coming across the area, coming all the way from the arctic. tomorrow morning we'll start to see some of those below zero windchills sliding through. that continues throughout the comes in. by 7:00 tomorrow evening we're monticello. feeling that way all the way everywhere. keep in mind it's going to get a lot colder, a lot worse. this is sunday morning at 9:00 when we're expecting the record low temperatures. 30 below in monticello. even in midtown, minus 20. everyone will feel it. that's why we're wanting to make sure everyone knows what's happening here, because everyone is going to feel this dangerous cold that's headed to the area. the good news, president's day, the arctic air moves out. temperatures above freezing on monday. we get some rain on tuesday with highs from 40 to near 50. it may start out as a bit of starts to switch over to rain. we could see the lake-effect snows that are blowing through michigan right now and that very intense wind. for t

temperatures should be in the 40s with monticello to check in and was 70 degrees. a lot of these numbers are the current high readings. we will stay pretty steady and in fact wheels the a big swing in temperatures the next couple of the windchill factors are minus six and monticello. tonight is in the single digits and teens you'll see significant we were quiet on the satellite radar that is why the national weather service has issued a winter weather service for much of the tri-state area. it is off to the western section of new york state. we are not expecting inc. accumulation, just enough to cause some slick roadways and that is why there is a winter weather advisory. we are anticipating to start off dry tomorrow morning and a peak of sun just after sunrise. clouds will thicken up and we will see snow around the new time and evening hours. temperatures in the 30s, that will be a nice change. higher than that and more mild temperatures coming up in just a few minutes. >> mayor diblasio encouraged homeless new yorkers to move to with temperatures below freezing s

it's 3 above in monticello. satellite. the arctic air, the coldest air mass in the world is going to be coming down tonight. so here's our future cast. then we're in the upper 20s. this evening as we get into tonight, notice the snow showers that pop up. there will be squalls this evening of snow. that's just like a fast burst, very windy as the arctic front dies down. you see the flow is out of it. you see at 7:00 tomorrow, that's 18. that will be our high at 7:00 tomorrow morning. so you see the temperatures dropping to the single digits by tomorrow night. it's the wind out of the northwest tomorrow that will be at 35 to 45 miles per hour. so the windchills will be at 10 and 20 below and maybe even late saturday night at about 30 below. so you see our windchills as we go into saturday morning. you can see by 6:00, they are getting in the single digits and below zero but through the day drops off. you see by 5:00, windchill 26 below at monticello. all day long, the windchills, the real feel will be below zero. look at thi

hoboken hoboken, 38 degrees. 26 in sussex. 27 in monticello. look at that bundle up in poughkeepsie, 25 degrees. 35 in farmingdale. and this is what we're talking about, this storm system wreaking havoc all the way up through the midwest and all the way back yesterday through nevada. that is going to roll in our direction and bring us the heavy rains as we get to tomorrow. so, let's wind up to future tracker as we watch the storm system. tomorrow morning 8:00, moving to the west all the way up through the viewing area. then as we head through the day, look at that into rush hour. very moderate to heavy showers be nning to push on through. that out of the way by the early morning hours of thursday. but we have a flood watch in effect. so, keep this in mind. someet middlesex, monmouth counties. we'll continue to watch that. so, our forecast for today, is this what we can expect, 49 degrees, above average temperatures. lots of sunshine. tonight, we will begin to cloud on up. 42 degrees, mild. this is ushering in all the rain that we'll see tomorro

monticello was only in the single digits for the afternoon high. numbers right now are in the single digits to teen. below zero in monticello. 9 degrees in islip and tenant bridgeport. it is below zero and some parts of the area but the winds are not nearly as strong as we have experienced over the weekend. they will gradually slack off. single digits to low teens across the area. our next focus on the snow system making the way toward the the system is sitting to the southwest but it will slowly move to the region tomorrow and start up bite light snow by lunch time with snowfall expected by the evening commute. a winter weather advisory for much of the tri-state area. most county shaded in purple. this is where we could see a few inches of snowfall before changes to rain. that's good news as we go further to the upcoming week. when you wake up tomorrow will catch sun earlier in the day and then study snowfall into the evening. mild temperatures tomorrow highs in the thirties. that will be a nice break from the weather over the weekend. >> christin

shannoo elementary in monticello is closed today due to a boiler issue. panther academy storm track seven meteorologist is here now with your storm track seven forecast. good friday mornnng. a lot to talk about this morning. a few flurries are possible across extreme northeast portions of iowa early this morning. otherwise, it will be a cold, throughout the day as a strong canadian high pressure settles into the area. wind chills this afternoon will be below zero. tonight will be bitterly cold with lows in the single digits wind chills will be in the -15 to -25 range tonight and saturday morning. highs saturday stay in the saturday night into sunday we are tracking the potential for accumulating snow. right now, 2-5" of accumulation is possible, with the higher amounts across northeast iowa. it will also be windy valentine's day. the snow evening. stay tuned for updates. areas along and north of highway 30. wind chills will be in the -15 to -25 range tonight and saturday morning. highs saturday stay in will be light and variable. late saturday night into

way below zero at monticello down to 13 below there. most of the major reporting -- all of the major sites broke park. getting down to minus 1 just beat that old record out of the water, that was set back in 1916. that was 2 degrees. so it was our coldest valentine's day on record. today not only that, this was our first time believe it or not, since 1994, o 22 years ago -- so 22 years ago that we got below zero in central park. just to show you how rare this type of cold is in the tristate area, 14 right now morristown and 7 monticello and we're 15 at central park. that's basically been our high temperature for the day. windchills aren't as dangerous as they were earlier today and especially last night. but they're still pretty bad. you're going to want to bundle up in a big way. winter weather advisories in effect until midnight tomorrow night for new york city and points north and west. for our next snow situation come into the picture. i think first flakes arrive around midday tomorrow and we could be talking about a coating to an i

down to one below in central park and 13 below in monticello. just to give you an idea of how rare it is, that one below zero in central park. it was the coldest valentine's day on record. the first time we've been below zero since january of 1994 just over 22 years ago. 9 in morris town and 2 below in monticello and 14 in the park. temperatures stay steady overnight if not falling a couple more degrees. a really weather advisory is posted for tomorrow. first flakes arriving probably around 1:00 p.m. in new york city and we're looking at a to points east. it's not that simple, though. this eventually goes to a wintery mix and then rain. we'll time that out for you in the full accuweather forecast later. >> thank you. you can keep tabs on this with our app and upload pictures of the conditions in your area. >>> imagine enduring this cold with no heat in your apartment. that is what happened to tenants in a six story apartment building in queens. tonight they share just how they managed to stay warm and survive these frigid temperatures. tonight e

it's 25 on long island. 27 down the shore here. 16 around monticello. the wind has been mean and crafty. it's 24 down around belmar. these are the so far. it's 37 mile-per-hour winds tapping out there at jfk as the highest number so far. everybody's in that 30-mile range where you see that the windchills are in the teens. here at noontime, zero poughkeepsie. you right there that that's just this big arctic ridge of high pressure coming right down out of canada over us and will give us really cold air. the windchills, i show you as we go into friday and saturday. friday night at midnight, we're in the teens. wow. this is not even the coldest. i mean, it really gets cold into the rest of the weekend. so windy and colder with a few flurries. it will feel like 5 to 15 for the rest of this afternoon. tomorrow we have that reinforcing shot coming in. that will put the hurt into saturday and valentine's day on this four-day holiday weekend. saturday, we'll be looking at these temperatures that are around 20 degrees, but they are dropping all day. so you'll see

by the time we get to 7:00 saturday evening ing evening, minus 23 in monticello. even down to sub zero windchills at the jersey shore and long island. but the worst of it will be saturday night into sunday morning. the windchill may go as low as minus 45 in counties north of the city. dangerous cold expected for several days. >>> we're following that breaking news in new jersey. right now new images coming into our newsroom of a massive fire in veteran's industrial park on route 206. the fire can be seen from several surrounding counties. firefighters plan to work through the night to knock out the flames. in the media -- mediate area. >>> news 4 was first to report the cause of that explosion. today we broke the news of the arrests. john chandler is live outside the court. john? >> reporter: chuck, that's right. four were charged for manslaughter among other charges in that deadly blast that killed two and injured more than a dozen. at the root of this gas is an illegal gas hookup that was hidden from view, something that the i team exposed last march,just days a

it's 370 in montauk and 230 in monticello. it's quite windy. they are kicking around 13 24 miles per hour. we have over the satellite to the northwest and we have the catskills and poconos. there is enough moisture in flurries. there is a high of 40 and 55 on sunday. 580 on monday and getting close to 60 , once again. the cool spell in the middle right back to the warmth. let's go to long island over to westbury. it's eastbound and it's looking fine .as for the train, the street cleaning rules are in effect. >> the gunman wounded 14 people. it killed three people and wounded 14. most were in excel industries. it's in the town of heston. it's a small town and the gunman was an employee of local media and witnesses say they never saw any signs of trouble with the sky. >> we hung out and everything was good. the guy that shot people was right across the street from us. >> the loan officer ran near the fire and shot the suspect dead. authorities have no motive and people say they knew him and they would've never expected this man would unleash this

it feels like 3 below in monticello. the winds have been cranking 40 mile-per-hour gusts in the last hour in new. the winds are taking down clouds from the great lakes. let me show you a couple of snow showers. we've hadalls out of the philly area and now the newest squall is from edge over to madison park and haslett. parkway. i-95 near east brunswick could have a quick coating making things slippery. this is the fist of two pushes of arctic air. the one that comes late friday night is so much worse. single digit windchills tonight. we're in the 20s and take a step back before the next wave of cold comes in. that arrives early saturday morning with the potential of a snow squall that could coat the ground and then the bitter winds during the afternoon. saturday afternoon into sunday. the record low on sunday morning is 2 set back in 1916. we have a great shot at that based on what i just saw. even lower. we've got great common sense tips to pass along to help you prepare your home and family for the cold. we'll get you

monticello, 23. colder down to the jersey shore at 36. 37 as you get to islip. as far as precipitation. fox 5 sky guardian showing we're dry. we'll stay that way tonight with a few clouds. the wind has been a problem. a gusty wind out of the northwest, 10, 20, 25 miles an hour, somewhere along those lines. it's felt like the upper 20s most of the day. look at the highs around the country. we go from 30s today here in the northeast to chicago, but notice not far away, atlanta north westward, it's 50 or greater. a few clouds tonight. tomorrow the sunshine is back. only in the upper 30s to lower 40s. the quick recovery in temperatures will happen by the time we get towards sunday. should be a nice day. down to 24 in the city. 13 in the burbs. a couple of patchy clouds. tomorrow, the sun is out. cold in the morning. 20s out the door. 36 noontime. we'll stop at 42 in the afternoon. that's fairly close to average. >> thanks so much. a former suffolk county police chief will be heading to prison. steve: jam

. 640 was a high and close in central park at 590 for the high temperature. 480 as we made it to in monticello. this morning is cooler than what we had yesterday. 400 at central park and 37 in bridgeport. the cold front came by and we get the showers in the afternoon and evening. it's almost done so we mainly clear sky from this point forward. it will be this guy. it makes its way into tomorrow. the pressure will be in control and temperatures it's 400 for a high which would be on the mild side. look at all the sunshine. the groundhog sees its shadow and it depends on which one you're talking to. if he sees his shadow on this day , that means we have an early spring coming. that may work out well. the other one is the opposite. we are going to see a sunday out there. i have 480 today. 59 tomorrow with cloudy skies and windy and wet . we might even have localized flooding coming up. that's in new jersey. has more to do with the snow. we have dryer skies in the days to follow. let's bring in ines and see what's going on early on this tuesday morning. liz: good morning. watch out for an accident

feeling like 5 now up there in the hudson valley. 4 below monticello. that's compared to what's coming with the next blast of arctic air, mild conditions. by the weekend, we'll talk about windchill values that could be around 15 to even 25, 35 below zero. sun gives in to clouds and then we'll see snow showers tomorrow night with the arctic air tumbling in. from saturday into sunday morning, we will have to advise you there's a windchill advisory -- windchill watch from north jersey through the hudson valley and connecticut saturday through sunday morning. steve: all right. thank you. jury deliberations continue in the trial of nypd officer who darkened stairwell. dari: liz dahlem is live in downtown brooklyn. what was the jury focused on today? >> reporter: good evening to you. we just heard from the jury for the first time today through a note. and they asked for the firearms and tactical guide book that's issued by the nypd. basically that's a handbook that's given to officers that let them know when they should and should not have their weapon drawn.

it will feel like 31 below zero in monticello by tonight. a low of 20 below zero with the windchill in the early morning hours in danbury. coming up in the full seven day talk about a warmup and the chance for rain, not snow. >>> layers, layers and more layers the best way to cope with this bone chilling cold if you have to go outside. mayor de blasio urging everyone to take precaution out there. >> reporter: i can tell you the cold is biting already. it just takes a few minutes for and the wind is starting to pick up as well. the fountain here at bryant park behind me, water is flowing still even though icicles are forming around it. it's about to get much, much worse. it's so cold it's tough to find words to describe it. >> to say it's freezing -- it's numbing. >> we knew it was going to be cold but weust how cold. >> reporter: new yorkers are already enduring windchills near zero. it's going to be a particularly tough night for shane duffy and sullivan. they plan to sleep outside tonight to raise awareness for the homeless. >> we're prett

monticello, 39. thirty-six into court. wind is gusting up to 35 miles per hour at times. satellite and radar, plenty of cloud cover. the clouds will stick around throughout the night. and through the morning before they clear out as we head toward thursday afternoon. and clear skies on friday. forty this afternoon. we will give you the details of the cooler end of the week. and the warmer weekend, coming up. >>> donald trump is rejoicing over his win in nevada. this is the billionaire's third straight win after coming in second in the iowa caucuses. he has about 47% of the vote. than 2000 votes. right now, the numbers give trump 12 delegates. and ted cruz and marco rubio, five a piece. >> we won the evangelicals. we won with the young. we won with the old. we won with a highly educated. educated. i love the poorly educated. we have the smartest people. we are the most loyal people. and you know what i really am happy about -- because i have been saying this for a long time -- 46% with the hispanics. 46% -- number one with hispanics. >> trump was supported by more than hal

and cascade beat monticello 62-57.. the cougars will face dyersville beckman in the 2a substate final. one last look at the forecast, joe... a strong storm moves southeast of the state bringing an increase in our winds as we head into the middle of the week. overnight the sky remains mostly cloudy, but more sunshine should be able to emerge wednesday tempering the stronger breezes. north to northwest winds are expected to increase at 15-30 mph through the >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- ellen pompeo, from "the walking dead", norman reedus, and music from yo gotti with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks for joining us. i'm glad i'm here. this may sound a little bit odd but i'm starting to think my house is trying to get rid of me. i mentioned last night on the show on, monday night i accidentally ate a handful of sea sick medication because i thought they were breath mints. i have no idea where they came from. last night about 2:00

we'll end up in the 20s and maybe a few teens around monticello. be aware you'll need an extra layer or two for tomorrow and the morning as well. it will warm up a little bit in the afternoon. above freezing in the city, in asbury park. and we go into the evening, thursday night and friday morning we're back down to the teens and 20s. but believe me warmer air is coming. starting out at 27 at 7:00 a.m. just above freezing by noontime. for tonight generally lows are in the 20s across the region. smith smithtown at 26. high temperatures tomorrow from the low to upper 30s in some cases. long branch with a high of 36. it's a cool day with winds out of the north at five to 15. a slight chill in the air most of the day. by saturday we're back up into the 50 jgs. s. sunday looks great for everyone with a high of 51. we may see an icy mix with a storm tuesday night into wednesday. dave price is coming up to talk about that coastal storm next week. >>> one long island family is they built this 14 foot snow man. this is annual tradition. every year they see

to see about his wife, and he was captured at the white house and sent back to monticello. i wish i had, i wish i could connect a lot of these stories to people, their people in the families today. that's one of the things i wasn't able to do. because a lot of the records of where these slaves went after their presidents who owned them died, it's very hard to trace them through to today. some of them we can. i think there's at least, there's been at least one slave family, one family of descendants of a slave who have been invited back to the white house. i believe they're paul jennings' people that have been invited back to the white house. but they're the only family of a slave that's actually been able to set foot back in the place where their ancestor was end slaved. so -- enslaved. so i really wish i could find more of the people who were related to the people i feature in this book. that's one of the things i wish i'd had the time and the resources to do. >> last question. >> hi, thank you. i just wanted to clarify. when you said the federal government didn't own any

at 500 in central park. 360 in sussex and 39 in monticello. temperatures this morning on the mild side and we see patchy fog. check out the numbers and it doesn't look like it's a big problem.less sunshine here with a cold front working it's through will its way through the tri-state. impressive. midday of high temperature and 540. we go through the next five days with a high 540 in the slight chance of showers. look at the temperatures well above normal temperatures. >> almost 600 on wednesday. ines: wow . mike: been mentioned street cleaning rules are back in effect. move your cars. there is an accident this morning on 287 north . after exit 22. an accident is blocking two lanes. route 70 is doing fine. let's go to the cameras. by terry road eastbound and by the bronx river parkway for looking good . you go to the camera shot and there is no problem . ben: move your car. politics now. we were talking about this with both the republican and presidential candidates fishing for as many people to turn out for the iowa caucus. bernie sanders coul

as you get to areas north and west we're in the teens in monticello and 24 in newburg. if you have a staycation for the weekend, perfect weekend to be in the tri-state area. an active weather map, that's why we're showing you the national picture because this is going to be our next weather maker. not one but two systems working across the country in tandem if you will. joining forces and one low spins off and that creates the next chance of snow activity monday. the better chance is tuesday. that's what we're looking@this point. tuesday into wednesday we'll see a low pressure system which could bring snow to the area. what to expect tonight, clear and cold. as we head to saturday brisk and beautiful. sunday looks absolutely jor jous. here's your 7-day forecast everyone. stay tune for next week. we'll watch it all weekend long. monday and tuesday and then into friday. three chances for snow. we'll keepen eye an it at the desk. >> we know you will, david. thank you. >> nearly 27,000 remote control construction truck toys being recalled over fire and burn hazards. here's

david monticello. he is the subject of an internal investigation into his driving. >> i pulled you over because i want to know what the emergency is. some that claudia castillo has become an internet sensation. the cam video of her pulling over officer daniel monticello has gone viral.>> he is driving recklessly going about 100 miles an hour and i was 80 and >>reporter: she eventually caught up to the officer honking and flashing her life and eventually he pulled over. >> i pulled over because i saw you pull over next to me because is everything fine? >> everything is fine. you are speeding. >> i apologize. i will slow down. finish the filed in complaint with the investigative affairs. country for speeding cops is nothing new a few years ago officer lopez was fired after a patrol officer clocked in doing 120 miles an hour. a surprise investigation revealed 800 officers from agencies across florida routinely speed. 96% of them between 90 and 110. half speeding to or from work. still there is no proof, t

sot: cleo sullivan, monticello high junior 19:2:232 i really believe that drug use is definitely an issue even more so today because of the different kinds of drugs that are out theremonticello high junior cleo sullivan says she was only fifteen when friends exposed her to drugs and alcohol.she says no - but peer pressure gets tough.sot: cleo sullivan 19:21:37 you dont wanna sound like someone who's tryingto not have a good time talking to lawmakers gave students like her a chanceceo learn ways to change that culture.sot: lawmaker or nat pop or something sot: jennifer hussman, acyc 19:34:25 they can have their voice heard and get involved and understand bill can become a law, and rerending legislators what comes out of the statehouse impacts them.by standing up and staying vocal -sot: jennifer smann 19:34: they're going to be less like to get involved in substance abuse and those kinds of things themselves. sot: cleo sullivan, monticello high junior 19:22:01 it's a much bigger issue than i think a lot of people my age realize and definitely speaking here to legislators at the capitol has

monticello will stay in the mid-30s. lots of sun, winds out of the west about 5 to 10 miles an hour. a little cooler on thursday, it droops a few more degrees. still nice and breezy. we're up to 42 by friday. the weekend is another mild one. saturday and sunday, low to mid-50s. a spotty shower here and there on saturday. that's mainly north of the city. and sunday we have fantastic weather coming up too. then comes the question, what happens on tuesday with the possible coastal storm. that remains to be seen. price is going to talk about it more. back to you. >> janice, thanks so much. >>> fighting the zika virus took top priority at a meeting in washington, d.c., today. doctors and scientists brainstormed ways to stop the spread of the illness. the national academies of sciences and engineering were at the workshop. concerns over how quickly zika is spreading. >> i think the speed and why it has suddenly gone so quickly over such a large area is confounding. >> the world health organization has declared the zika virus a

staten island 27, 10 poord monticello, 25 toward poughkeepsie. so we have a winter weather advisory posted now for much of the area until noon tomorrow. that's with this snow coming in tonight. the weather also -- we still have this flood issue around with that northeast wind coming in, so at the time of high tide there could be some minor koaferl flooding during that high tide -- minor coastal flooding during that high tide cycle this morning. snow showers will be off and cloud cover and kind of chilly. it'll come up, go into some snow showers. this big low pressure system will swing in batch of snow in this evening and tonight which could be heavier to the south. so you see this afternoon from the temperatures it's 31 to 34. tonight there comes this batch of snow we're talking about overnight tonight that could be heavy, particularly in southern new jersey. we'll have some snow showers for tomorrow morning. all right. so we're going to be windy and colder. it's going to be blustery and cold tonight. we'll have a coating to an inch, maybe higher

the real feel feels like 10. 5 below in monticello. we haven't even ushered in the cold air yet. weekend. friday at 9:00 a.m., it's going to feel like 9 degrees. zero in monticello. 10 in hampton bay. as we head through the rest of the day, 39 degrees. snow showers a possibility into tomorrow. there's that seven-day forecast. into the weekend, let's begin there with temperatures in the 20s and teens. lows in the single digits. windchills well below zero. seven-day forecast looks like this. dangerous weekend before temperatures rebound. janice will be here at 5:00. news on staten island. a mother and three children stabbed. >> we still have marc there with new information. >> reporter: several different now. i first want to show you the scene. this is the emergency services yund with nypd. scene. take a good look at this man. this is michael sykes. nypd says he is a person of interest in the stabbing, the stabbing that took the life of a mother and young daughter, also left her two other daughters in critical condition. he's a person of

factor in the winds and feels like single digits. 6 below in monticello. in spite of the cold it's warmer than it was last night. tonight 12 in the city. singles in the suburbs. temperatures will rise rapidly. tomorrow we get snow and i will have those details in a bit. >> thank you. >>> cbs 2's hazel sanchez is live in bryant park with how people are trying to stay warm. hazel? >> reporter: i think our only saving grace tonight is that it isn't windy, so it doesn't feel nearly as cold today as it did yesterday. maybe that's why we see a lot of people outside today. nevertheless, we are experiencing dangerously cold you should stay indoors if you can. it's one of the sure signs of a deep freeze in manhattan. the bryant park fountain quickly evolving into a solid piece of ice. people capturing its frozen beauty. >> you are from florida. how are you holding up? >> i am not. it's freezing. >> reporter: despite the frigid temperatures and warnings from the city to stay indoors, many were outside for leisure and some like the homeless are still on the streets.

like it is 0 degrees right now in the middle of the afternoon as you head to monticello, 6 degrees in white plains and 9 in islip and we're only going down and the complaint department is simply closed and we are above december and we got to december and february, although we may have forgotten about it with these cold temperature, 7 plus, degrees above the norm and the cold air comes in and what do we expect over the weekend? bitter cold temperatures and a potential record breaker, everyone, as we head into sunday. the record is at two and we could be at one. as we take a look. please be careful and check on the elderly and watch it if you're outside exposed for a long period of time this weekend and dangerous conditions and janice will update you when we rejoin you at 5:00 tonight and as always, we'll be on twitter and the web all day long. let's send it back to both of you. temperatures moderate next week. "new york live" is next. >> here's sara and jacque. >> it's an oprah auction you have to see to believe. how super fans can score some of her most prized possessions. >>> it's th

it will stay that way. 37 poughkeepsie. 30 monticello. and wind continues out of the south at 5, 10 miles an hour. we'll see that wind turn more southwesterly during tomorrow. might get breezy in the afternoon. speeds of 10, 20 miles an hour. that's going to bring in the milder air off to the south. in advance of the milder air, look up north. we have snow showers as you move up to the mid hudson valley. bit. connecticut. this is sliding eastward and not coming our way. there it is in motion. no real big deal. maybe a couple of snow flurries in parts of rockland and westchester and putnam counties, but that's about it. to the west, just mainly cloudy, couple of sprinkles of rain or snow past the midnight hour to 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. that will be our timeframe. high pressure is moving offshore. we establish a southwesterly airflow. north. that. we'll start with a little cloud cover early. already up to 40, 41 out the door at 6:00 a.m. 43 at 9:00. by noon, up to 50 with lots of sun. that will carry us to 55 tomorrow afternoon. again,

we're in the single digits towards monticello. these numbers, double them and throw them below 0 and that's what we'll be experiencing tomorrow night into early sunday. we have a frigid and cold air mass working its way out of canada. tomorrow we'll experience highs in the single digits to teens across the northern plains through the great lakes and the ohio valley and right here into the northeast and new england. it's going to be the coldest air we've seen this season and for at least a year now we haven't had a frigid air mass in place for some time. it looks like it's going to be here a couple of days, which is tonight's lows will be in the teens. not too bad. the next night we're expecting lows in the single digits across the area. the winds will be the major factor through the afternoon tomorrow and into tomorrow night. the national weather service has issued windchill warnings and windchill advisories for the entire tri-state area. starting about 3:00, 4:00 in the morning up to the hudson valley as the cold front works thro

temperatures a little cooler to the north. 25 in monticello. not out of the norm this time of year. those gusts are going to make tough going outside for long periods of time. 33-mile-per-hour gust in white plains. probably bumpy at the airports today. feels like temperatures, that's going to be what it is really -- that's going to be what is going i just came in from outside. 20 degrees is the what it's going to feel like tonight. look at that. close to the single digits tomorrow morning in monticello. 24 in the city. 31 degrees as late as tomorrow so it's oing to be cool feeling raight throunh saturday, straight through saturday night. then temperatures climb, winds diminish and sunday is a much different picture. look at that. 42. feeling like we're in the 30s on saturday. but bright and beautiful and evr y ounce of the up 50s to close to 60 degrees on sunday. next chance of a shower activity oni wednesday. we're watching it. temperatures still in the 50s. tonight, 23 degrees should be our low tempe ture. star filled, a beautiful evening. there's your seven-day forecast. anywhere

now and that's not as harsh as it was zero in central park, 2 below in caramel, zero, and four below monticello. it is cold, a cold start to the day, temperatures will get better, we have a winter weather advisory except for right at the jersey shore that means snow and an inch, two, three inch could give us slippery roads and sidewalk that will start after lunchtime, temperature 18, 26 by noontime, 34 this afternoon with that snow slippering up the roads and sidewalks a cold heavy rain later on tonight we'll talk you through that and your accuweather forecast. it is weather than heather, do every a favorite president? i don't know if i should answer that question. >> it is me. president bill evans. and over turned vehicle two lanes are closed off as a result we have this problem here on the bell park way, i don't know what this is here. you can see this delay on the turned vehicle being taken care of. we're also taking a look at subway status, running on a saturday schedule for today, you have new jersey transit trains on a weekend major holiday schedule. long island railroad metro north on a

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in the 30s in monticello. as far as the rest of the day goes, what are we going to see? those winds really going to pick up. they're not too bad right now. sustained in the teens. as we head to 2:00, close to 30-mile-per-hour gusts in monticello. 26 right here in new york city. close to 40 miles per hour as we head to 5:00. at midnight tonight, we see gusts as strong as 50 merps miles per hour in the city. in the mid-50s before things begin to calm down tomorrow morning. rain overspreading the area. let's zoom on into some of these pockets of heavier downpours. we expect this system right now just north and east of the lake to roll on through middle town in the next few minutes. montgomery up to wallkill. 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