we don't see it in new york city. we've been looking at mosquitoes in new york city carefully ever since we first encountered west nile, and we don't see that mosquito. >> but some of that spraying has its own side effects and medical implications, right? >> well, we -- we, mostly with west nile virus, engineer our screenings so that we reduce the possibility that people are exposed to it when we're spraying, and we're gonna be looking at the right way that we would spray for the aedes mosquito if we needed to. you saw the spraying on the streets of rio? >> well, i can see that people would feel a little unnerved by it. >> i did a little, to be honest. >> but the fact is that there are two main ways that we're gonna contain this until we have a vaccine. one is by giving people advice how to protect themselves from bites, and the other is by controlling the vector. and spraying is the key way that we have to control the vector. >> that's the bottom line. >> so i think, overall, people should feel reassured that the bra

to new york city between 6:00 and 7:00. look how cold it is in the low 20s. flakes are still sticking. by 10:00, 11:00, we're mixing, still icy. still snowing in the cat skills, then overnight, the warm air takes over. and then it gets heavier tomorrow midday, look at the yellows and reside sweeping through here during the mid afternoon with a good soaking of a half inch to an inch of it's about an inch, inch and a half in new york city, parts of nassau county. and one to three north and west. they all get washed away because we're going to have a 1/2 inch to an inch of rainfall tomorrow afternoon. wind and rain, i want to highlight around 3:00. see those purples there. that's wind gusts at 50 miles per hour. the wind are going to howl tomorrow afternoon with the heavy rain. clouds break for sun on breezy. brisk on thursday. how about 50s over the upcoming weekend. i may not be warm enough with numbers over the weekend. it will be 55 degrees warmer next weekend than it was this weekend. something else, right. >> that is rem

right now i think it's going to get back in to new york city. so an initial calling for a slushy 1 to 3 inches on the east end of long island. heavier amounts to southeastern new england. we'll see at least snowflakes in the air in new york city. that would constitute a trace. maybe a slushy coating or colder surfaces. maybe parts of central and southern new jersey, close call and bill evans will look at that in the morning. cloudy and mile. rain or drizzle in the morning. a lot of clouds. maybe a few bright spots. rain comes back tomorrow evening and some wet snow late. so you've got that chance of snow friday morning. nice in the afternoon. weekend is nice and quiet. we'll spend that forecasting what could potentially be a very active wintery pattern as we go in to early next week with multiple snow threats. one on tuesday that could bring snow and maybe another one later in the week. first and foremost we're going to go for rain and near 60-degree temperatures. potentially wet snow tomorrow bill evans will have an update in the morning. >>> c

he was coming out of new york city as a guy who was born, raised in new york city. you are a new york city kid. >> yes. >> does that make things a little more advantageous? >> it does. any time you can talk about representing where you are from, a new york city kid playing in new york city, playing in the about. you look at shane, you know, obviously myself being from new york, him being from new york, that's an instant connection. >> you know the same delis. >> you say pursuit. just like new yorkers. >> yeah, yeah. so you have a guy like shane who has an unbelievable work ethics. he is such a perfectionist. he has gotten better and better every year and he is going to go down as one of the manhattan all-time greats. he didn't have any scholarship offers out of high school. >> right. that's the thing. things have definitely changed. things changed since you played at kentucky when guys were playing for four years. >> a now a cup of coffee. >> yeah. you have some older guys in there. 20 , 21 years old. your four year seniors. does it help you when you get into the to

new york new york 8.4 million people call the city home. >> it's snowing hard in central park and 20 in midtown and snowfall one to two feet and saying we could have snow hour. >> the coldest winter in 81 years and coincides with a grim reality. more people in new york city are homeless today than at any point since the 1930s. floors. >> it's really difficult once you find ways to just get through day-to-day from finding clothing to finding shelter to finding where you will eat. >> today it's hectic because of the snow outside and not a places for us to sleep now and everybody is kind of coming in. >> in just a decade the number of people living in new york's homeless shelters has nearly doubled and reaching 60,000 a night last year. it's a homelessness crisis unprecedented in any city. >> what we see today, the homeless that we see, the exodus from this city, families doubling, tripling up, the rent sky rocketing, this has been a crisis that has been cooking for 20 years. >> why are so many in new york homeless? this week fault lines looks at the forces that are displacing thousands

new york city out on to western shore. it's more like a one to three inch snowfall areas north and west of the city. accuweather forecast for tonight. very cold. increasing clouds we're down about 12 and cloudy and a in the afternoon. by nightfall up into the middle 30s and mid 30s by very late tomorrow night. the wintry mix in the evening will change over to periods of plain rain later on at night. into the day on tuesday, it is milder out there. at times for some localized street and highway flooding. so keep that in mind and then we clear out a little bit on wednesday. just a few peeks of sunshine and still mainly cloudy. 48. a lot of sunshine on thursday, colder though. 41. 42 on friday and back into the 50s by next saturday. we'll be tweaking the timing i always heard fios was a lot faster. but, i thought it would be a hassle to switch. turns out it wasn't. they showed up when i asked and they set up wi-fi on my laptop, my tablet and stuff. it's true. it is better. i'm here to mow the lawn. it's february, curtis. mayb

it leaves a coating to even a couple of inches of snow in new york city. i think it's overdone but we have to watch out for wet snow friday morning. the weekend is fine. as we go into next week, we're highlighting tuesday with snowfall on the coast. lots of winter showing up on that seven-day accuweather forecast, david and liz. >> you'll be iz about the next couple of -- you'll be busy the >>> lots of reaction from reported leak of the candidates for the 2016 nobel peace prize. reportedly they include a woman who champions the rights of women in isis. the insider that said he received a nomination for trump received it from a person who is in position to make a nomination. someone like that would be a u.s. republican lawmaker. however, many give trump a very low chance. reportedly u.s. surveillance whistle blower edward snowden is also on the list of nominations, so we're far away off before that happens. >>> she appeared on the red carpet of the sag awards with visible scars from the surgery and when people asked them, they want to cover up her scars bec

the new york city nonprofit. ♪ ♪ >> another day in the life of being a chaser. >> we report the news, but we do it differently. when differently. when it come >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> good morning, i'm fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. we have a winter weather advisory in effect for the entire region and we're talking about rain changing over to snow. and that snow could fall heavy at times especially through south jersey. that is where we expect the highest accumulations of two to maybe even 4-inches of snow. it moves out quickly. the sun comes out friday. dry through monday. then a chance of more rain and snow on homer (laughs): whoo! pork chops with gravy! wait. but today's not pork chop tuesday. or gravy thursday! i also set up some mirrors so you could watch hockey fights while you eat. whoo-hoo! oh, i love canadian-on-canadian violence. oh, baby, this is so great! thank you so much. i'm just happy you're happy. wait a minute, that's not something people really feel. what's going on? well, i do have a favor. patty and selma came home early from their vacation, but

continues in new york city with another three attacks on tuesday. the 2nd victim with a 31-year-olda 31 -year-old man walking home from barbershop later that evening. in both cases victims were attacked. handing over nearly five grand. the transit bureau crime rate. police acknowledge this is typically in regard to the subway system. please stay away. >> you know, i do. you need to stay aware. >> thisaware. >> the streets don't become safe because you are aware of your surroundings. they become safe when law enforcement is empowered digit -- to do the job they can do. >> attempted to rob a person tuesday. cut the man's pocket as he was sleeping around 3:00 a.m. on the four train. the person woke up after he felt the tug on his pants when he saw the person was standing over him with a >> guys, feels like it's about to explode. why? acuteness level i can only be reached by a german shepherd adopting opossum. clinging to life. unlikely to survive without a mother. thena mother. then the german shepherd came along. the two became inseparable. they lived

the real accumulations from the city and points east, 1 to 3 inches from new york city, to western parts of long island. it's 3 to 6 inches over the eastern 2/3 of suffolk county. 6 to 12-inch band might sneak into extreme parts of long island, by montauk, and this is only storm number one. we have another one on the way for tuesday. full accuweather forecast. >> remember, you can track the weather anytime with the accu track weather alert app. you can find out if schools are delayed or canceled right on our app, and here on air. >>> now to the latest on the crane collapse. the crumbled steal from the fallen 565-foot long crane is now gone. city workers sliced it up into dozens of pieces before carefully removing it. but the investigation into the cause of the collapse is far from over. eyewitness news reporter cefaan kim is in tribeca tonight. >> reporter: well, joe for the first time since this massive crane came crashing down in tribeca, you can see that church street has been reopened to both traffic and the pedestrians here. worth street, though, you can see is still closed as crews

york city. authorities say at least one pedestrian was killed and three others were hurt. mark barger with more tonight.. (nats: "there he goes. he's moving fass now!") a terrifying sight in new york city .. to the street. (s/ no id) a crawler crane .. being secured because of high winds .. collapsed in lower manhattan.. (nats: sirens) more than 100 fire fighters and emergency personnel rushed to (s/ mayor bill deblasio / new york city :28 - :36) "we ave three inddviduals with injuries, 2 serious, one minor, non life threatening." authorities say no one on the construction crew was injured. (s/ mayor bill deblasio / new rk city) "thank god, it was not worse." mayor de blasio credits hat crew with saving lives on a york city :52 - :54) equipment owned by bay crane .. inclement weather .. new york officials are taking no chances. (s/ mayor bill deblasio / new york city 1:04 - 1:09) "whatever is the most secure position for them in a wind condition, they've all been ordered secured immeditely." mon

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about a half inch in new york city. much lighter amounts eastern long island and jersey shore but the rain really targets you as we go through the evening hours. we had the flood watch over central new jersey. why there? because you still have snow plaques. -- snow packs. new cain over to western, norwalk, bridgeport, that's where the rain is heaviest. it's also heavy in suffolk county, long island, getting light over nassau. more rain south and west of philly. that's going to bring more rain in during the evening hours especially from new york city south and east. hudson valley, conditions will continue to heaviest rain continues to shift eastward during the evening, however, with the front really dragging its heels trying to get offshore, there will be a resurgence in showers overnight especially over coastal new jersey and long island so that could mean a wet morning commute for you. here's what you need to know. heaviest rain shifting to connecticut, long island. more rain overnight. on average an inch around the ar

down to 19 in new york city, and the wind chill at 8. we're just getting started with the cold snap. wind chill watch in effect for northern new jersey, hudson saturday to sunday. the worst still in front of us. the park at 8, 1 in islip and the winds back off overnight. that's the only good news. the radar makes it look like it's snowing over central new jersey the last few hour, but not -- smoke from a fire, not snow showers. we're clear and quiet in terms of clouds right now. more rolling in tomorrow, but the coldest air coming in about 30 hours or so, late friday night into saturday morning. that's the polar vortex parking over us. in the morning bitter but less wind, the extreme cold saturday morning from a snow squall. the record low is 2, we're forecasting a tie, maybe even the first 0-degree temperature in new york city since 1994. some parts of area get snow tomorrow evening, the seven-day forecast a few minutes away. back to you for now. >>> we'll see you in a few minutes. now the guilty manslaughter verdict against the cop. st

the snow will go as far as new york city and in portions of new jersey. in western sections, it should remain pretty much in the clear. the county is shaded in pink and that's in nassau and sussex county. we have a winter weather advisory. we go into new york city in the jersey shore with rockland and the snowfall totals tonight we get closer to the city with later amounts in western new jersey in the hudson valley. for the next few days, we stay unsettled so we will see scattered snow showers. temperatures remain cold throughout the week with highs in the 30s. that is a check at the weather. >> christina is here with a traffic up eight. >> we are seeing a couple of instances this morning so let's get right to it. the overturned truck is on in overturning the ramp will be shut down here . it's definitely something to keep in mind. we will see a closure of the manhattan bound tunnel for some construction. they want to keep that in mind until further notice as i will wrap up soon. let's go outside i will bring you to the new jersey turnpike. things are look

it's new york city attitude in new york city with profane remarks. >> were you surprised in new hampshire? >> this is a union where everyone is angry . that's why they would vote for donald trump and bernie sanders. he got smacked around by shampoo and he finished fifth. we have to ask about a couple. jeb bush? fourth-place? he dragged his mother through the snow. what kind of is that ? go back to florida jeb . it will not be a bush 45. i laugh at chris christie. come back and do your job! knock off this nonsense. >> he is just about out because he says he is back in new jersey and he will take a breath. >> he is going to have a big mac or some kind of a sandwich. >> hillary clinton she barely , if you can call it a win, seeks out whatever it is with the same number of delegates. she he gets 60% of the vote. he cleaned up at 84% in people under 30. i don't think he will do really well in the south unless the african-american voters will push hillary clinton into victory. that's on super tuesday. >> you are expecting a win from clinton? >> i am hoping bernie searches because i want a berni

flurries in new york city, and northeast wind at 9 to 17. throughout the night, just a lot of clouds around the occasionally snow showers. numbers are below freezing. there will be slippery spots and when you look at the planner through tomorrow, it's clouds, a few breaks of sun, a gusty breeze and the in a worst case scenario, that's the exception rather than the rule. the key time tomorrow will be late tomorrow into tomorrow night when a low off to our south gets close enough that we may start to see some accumulating snow. meanwhile to the east here, you can see some soft snow showers across long island and back into the connecticut, just in the last few frames, we had a couple snow showers get back into west chester. this is the snow machine graphic. when you look at the grays and some of the reside that have popped up, some soft -- some of the steadier snows. slippery spots off to the east. north, northeast wind are rather gusty. just wanted to show you a buoy offshore. the north wind at 40 miles per hour, gusting near 50. wave heights

york city maybe the 3 is likely for new york. i'll have a new snowfall map based on the information coming up in the 7-day minutes. >> lots of changes. >>> lee and his team tracking you can get the latest on eyewitness news this morning beginning at 4:30 tomorrow for the weather and any commute. >>> new at 11:00, we're hearing from the teenager slashed as she was out for a jog. she said someone suddenly ran up to her, sliced her leg and took off. josh einiger has the story. >> this 19-year-old victim says she was minding her own business on this sidewalk when the guy slashed her and sprinted away. >> i'm going to be paranoid for a while. >> reporter: vanessa her shoulder for a long time. >> i felt a sharp pain on my leg and they started sprinting past and that's when i saw the blood. >> reporter: it may not be quiet in the literal sense, but if you can bear the noise from round the clock landings at laguardia, people say it's usually pretty peaceful. this weekend's attack has rattled long-time residents like vanessa who didn't ge

how safe is new york city now? >> with the like rudy guiliani and not you have to give credit where credit is due. before that, like i said, we just a carports and watched crime go up and it took somebody, took a leader to say we could do something about this. doesn't have to be like this. back then you couldn't leave a brown paper bag in your car without somebody breaking into it to see what was in there. and it just took -- back then we had 40,000 cops, we had an army and they always knew we could do something about it but somebody had to be discharged. with a you like him or don't like him you have to give credit where credit is due and he showed something could be done and after that, mayors and police commissioners after that followed suit and now new york city, some of the neighborhoods i used to work in world war zones. it was insane. one time my wife calls me up in my office, i was working in the bronx talking to her on the phone and she is complaining about the bill's, the credit card bills and right outsi

rosanna: he's taking a few days of from being the mayor of new york city. greg: he's iowa and campaigning for his old boss hillary clinton. rosanna, it is not like he's giving a speech, he's walking rosanna: they call it the grunt work. he's going door to door. greg: it is a little weird. corn stalker. take a look. hill rerebuffs the offer to help out but the mayor can't take the hint and sticks around. now go back to the pictures. walking around, the grunt work, might be suitable for a college kid or a high school, intern, he's got responsibilities here. 8 million people live in the city, and 3.2 in iowa. he's taking the time off and ringing the doorbells. does that make sense? rosanna: he feels he owes hillary clinton and feel he's a movement. greg: whatever. look at iowa. look, i'm not complaining, but it is crazy, 3.2 million live in the state. we have more than 8 million in the city alone. rosanna: that's it, let's call him. greg: we have word on where mayor deblasio is staying. he's probably sleeping. rosanna: let's try to call him. greg: go with the

wind chill warnings in effect north of new york city, and jersey, new york city, coastal connecticut and long island. looking at radar we missed a storm offshore, but why we had some snow over the island, and maybe a dusting over the east end, but what we're really watching is the nasty looking squall line that went through headed our way. in terms of wind chills it's basically 10 to 15, and behind the fronted it's below 0, and that's here by morning. winds behind the front kick to 30 to 40 miles an hour experienced during the daylight hours tomorrow. snow squalls toward dawn signal the dangerous cold. temperatures fall throughout the day, and wind chills will be 10 to 30 below in the afternoon hours and into sunday morning. the record low sunday morning is 2. we're forecasting a tie was 0 in new york city was 1994. i'm taking some of my own advice and heading back to the studio, and next week after the storm we have a storm to talk about. close call for snow or rain. all the details coming up when i get back to the studio. >>> with this arctic blast, the big issue is staying warm. t

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it's new york city east we get the accumulation. one to three inches over much of nassau extreme western suffolk six inch band and maybe six inches plus over parts of the south fork of long island. peak winds could gust up to 40 miles per hour in and around the city. again, eastern long island gets the brunt. 50 miles per hour gusts possible. we watch storm number 2 coming in late monday night into tuesday and could last into wednesday. a few flakes at least. the storm moves to the south and has a wider area of snow. that's why we're expecting widespread one to three inch accumulation. and cloudy, brisk and snow from new york city south and east. city. colder on long island where you're getting the heavier snow. that's why there could be snow covered roads for the commute. windy and colder and snow steadiest will be east and 36 early and falling in the lower 30s in the day. snow redeveloping late tomorrow night. we're down to 28 and hoors the accuweather 7-day forecast. to three inches and 35 for a high. mainly on grassy surfaces. n

this is the wind chill down to 5 below zero in new york city. it feels like 25 below. already dangerously cold. across much of the area now. these are conditions where frostbite can occur within 20 minutes on exposed skin surfaces so keep that in mind outside heading out tonight. better action, stay indoors. we are going down to lot of about, keep pets indoors, frostbite which can occur weather. in terms of your home, run water, add a little trickle to avoid pipes freezing and, of course, never use an oven to heat your home. that can cause carbon monoxide poisoning and also fires. from you heading out, make it so you can barely see your face like yours truly. because it's going to be brutalout there. we'll have the full accuweather forecast including another chance at accumulating back to you guys. >>> you heard jeff say preparations are under way across the new york city to make sure that everyone has a warm place to stay through this bitterly cold weekend. our coverage continues now with eyewitness news reporter bill clinton. >> reporter: the mayor and city leaders m

five new york city residents did outside this country. the mosquito that carries the zika virus is not native to new york city, but a cousin of the mosquito is here. city officials met to discuss how to advise pregnant women and those considering becoming pregnant about staying healthy. >> for pregnant women or women who are considering becoming pregnant, we continue to recommend that they postpone >> health officials say part of the problem is little is known about the zika virus except it can make some people sick with flu-like symptoms and cause abnormalities in children born with mothers infected with it. new york city will soon be offering blood tests for those concerned they may have been exposed. the city will also be launching a campaign to educate people about using mosquito repellent and getting rid of standing water, information they hope to convey before it's springtime in the city. sharon crowley, fox 5 news. dari: lamar odom is on the mend and out on the town right here at nyc. steve: tmz executive producer harvey levin join

coating to an inch from city points east. one to three inches north and west of new york city. before that changeover. here's the accuweather forecast for tonight. very cold and increasing clouds and we're it's cloudy tomorrow a little bit of snowfall developing in the afternoon, accumulating a coating to an inch. by sunset highs in the middle 30s. the wintry mix in the evening and then that switching over to periods of rain late tomorrow night. 35 early can then rising into the 40s by late at night. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. heading into the day on tuesday, it's a milder day out there. there will be some rain around some of it could be heavy at times you got to watch for some localized flooding just because we'll have a little bit of snow melt. might be clocking up the -- clogging up the drains with heavier downpours in here and then mainly cloudy on wednesday. 48 a little disturbance moving on by. colder thursday but colder is all relative. 41 not bads the going to feel like a -- it's going to feel like a heat wave and 50s by next saturday. so far no real big

very close shave west of new york city. already 37 in monticello and colder air starting to filter in. so you had the north wind working, knocking numbers down through the evening as the rain redevelops and then it's after midnight especially in that 2:00 to 4:00 a.m. timeframe when we have the change over to heavy wet snow. snow, wind, big wet flakes coming in during the morning hours. then a major improvement by midday as the sun comes back. the initial rounds of rain are starting to get in here. steadier rain going in to eastern suffolk county and you have rain over ocean county right now. the actual low is still coming out of northern florida and with a jet digging down south and this big high offshore it's being channeled up the coast and the reason why we've seen a change today is there's definitely a trend where this low is a little closer to the coast so we get in to the heavier precipitation. the way it involves is rain is developing this evening. then the rain is going over to wet snow. from northwest to southeast

rain is about to get lighter in new york city. it's pouring over westchester and parts of fairfield county. still icing near danbury and the last moving through. the precipitation likely to come overnight hours. this pulls up in to the area afternoon time tomorrow. watch the futurecast here. by 4:00, 5:00 in the we're above freezing. early risers may run in to icy roads north and west. in the day it's light rain and fog in the morning and here and gusty winds starting in western new jersey after lunchtime. probably through 4:00, 5:00 and swinging in to long island, connecticut 4:00 to 6:00. heavy rains could put in a quick amount of rainfall. in terms of the rainfall, an inch on average, maybe an inch and a half in a couple spots and look at these projected winds. snapshot around 3:00, 4:00. those purples over 50 miles per hour. potentially damaging winds along with the gusty rainfall. mild with light rain, drizzle, and fog before 7 a.m. wet roads. we started out the day at 47. we go to 55, windy and milder. heavy patch of rain. a

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it's being partially cut in new york city. in president obama's proposed cut there's $3 million in cuts to anti-terror across country. half of the money received last year could be cut. senator chuck schumer, a vocal poen oent of the cut in light of the attacks in paris and san bernardino, california. he says extremists become more dangerous. he said new york city is always a prime target. we'll hear from senator schumer lafrter on today. a big press conference is scheduled about 10:00 this morning at police headquarters with mayor de blasio, the police commissioner, chuck shierm and others. the main missions of the nypd. >> reporter: it certainly is. you see all the training and drills that they do. that's part of this program that could be cut. >> the money for it. kat, thanks so much. also new, apple is going to fight an order to unlock a phone used by unof the san bernardino shooters. syed farook and his wife died in a shootout after they reported shot and killed 14 of his co-workers. since then, investigators haven't been

transcare ambulance serves portions of new york city. >> it's our duty to the people of new york to be ready to serve. >> reporter: transcare had contracts with hospitals in the bronx and manhattan. as they're phasing out, additional units including fdny paramedics are working overtime filling the gap. firefighters are helping out as well. >> it's 15 people out of a work force of about 11,000. it's nothing that puts a strain on the department. >> reporter: the extra work similar to what happens during a snowstorm. >> it's been absolutely seamless. our people are working very, very hard to make it work. back in white plains, knowing public safety had a plan b. >> that's very important. it's really important. >> reporter: transcare is still operating. >> we did reach out to transcare for comment, they have not responded. >>> coming up on news 4 at 6:00. the news 4 i-team reveals how easy it is for prisoners to smuggle cell phones into one of the largest and infamous jails in new york city. >>> calling a threat to a school may seem like a prank. lawmakers in connecticut are pushing for a

it's going to be bumpy as you go up or come down to one of the new york city airports. wind gusts are what's causing the delay at the airport for many of you. and that in addition to low clouds cover bringing delays at la guardia to over an hour. 55 degrees in the city and pretty warm everywhere until you head to the far north and west. look at those temperatures right now. in white plains, 64. 62 in bridgewater. this is what we're concerned about, these strong pockets, these strong cells rolling through along with these high winds. as we head to 9:00 tonight, over to the west, this is that pocket of severe weather which is going 10:00, 11:00 tonight, rolling right over the city and pushing to the north and east. by tomorrow morning it's all out of the way. that's the good news. keep in mind as we head through tonight, very very windy conditions. we could see power outages. every calm tomorrow. the weekend looks spectacular. mid 50s monday. >>> e-cigarettes are said to be better for your health than tobacco tobacco. but tonight we're hearing from a store clerk who watch

i was working in new york city some years ago and i had a very exciting job, and we used to work late, and very excel rating and i got into a cab to go home, we were four locked away from times square, and all the flashing lights and the sense of the kid being in the big city and i was really happy, but suddenly i realized then, i'm racing around so much, never have the chance to think how deep this happiness is. a kind of adrenaline rush but this is what i want to do with my whole life. i was in my 20s and covering world affairs for "time magazine" and i had interesting colleagues but i thought i can never separate myself from the life to see if it's the life shy be living should i should do something radically different, and i moved to japan, and i suddenly realized although there's a lot of surface excitement in my life it wasn't sustaining me, and that if i was to end my life think can i'd spent the whole of it four blocks from times times square maybe i wouldn't think it's a good life. so i had an apartment on the 13th floor in park avenue, the trucks rumbling past night. i would

a monster machine crashing down on a new york city street. what we learned about the moments before the collapse and the new order coming in from the mayor of new york city tonight. slipping and sliding. this wobbly dear stuck out on the ice. it is the must-see video of the night. let's take a live look outside. a lot of people out on fayetteville's streets enjoying a great friday night. people are bundled up. it is chilly outside. chris: we will get into the 20's tonight. many spots dropping well into the 20's. saturday looks good but sunday the rain comes in. some of that rain could be mixed with snow. we will tell you who has the best chance of that in a little bit. steve: we have a look at steve: a major earthquake in taiwan. the 6.4 earthquake toppling a complex of two high-rise residential buildings. five people are dead. 100 54 hospitalized. rescuers have pulled more than 200 survivors from the ruins. the operation continues because more people are trapped inside. several other buildings are collapsed or partially damaged. you can look

windchill values below 10 below to 15 below. 20 below in new york city. into the hudson valley, all the areas in pink, that's where you can see windchill values between 25 below and 35 below later tonight through tomorrow morning. we're tracking some light snow out there this morning, also, across western new jersey. not really major but they could make things slick from time to time. watch as those windchills plummet throughout the day. feels like 2 below at noon. and feels like around 10 below zero at dinner time. we'll track those windchills hour by hour for you coming up in your full forecast. over to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> of course city officials emphasizing this morning that we've got to take this cold blast seriously. >> ray villeda joins us with how some are dealing with the frozen temperatures. you know, we've noticed it getting colder even in e the last couple of hours. when i got in the news van this morning, this wind wasn't here. now we're feeling the wind in downtown brooklyn. behind me there are a few peek walking here outside t

i was at the bedside of 41 police officers in new york city. we saved more african-american lives than all these people in the black lives matter movement combined. by efficient, fair, decent policing. the new york city police department is a nonwhite majority police department. and if it weren't for the new york city police department, there would be thousands and thousands of dead, young black kids in new york that these people who are creating this terrible situation for the police where they're putting a target on their back don't realize. i don't think they're doing on purpose. ism nope they have other agendas, but to see people dressed up like the black panthers, who assassinated police officers, we want to go back to the black panthers? i mean, i don't know. so that got me disturbed. >> two things -- many artists have taken stances before. i happened to see sting last night. he takes social stances. i've seen other artists take stances on social and political issues. she's not the first person do it. and because someone is critical of a

more south and west of new york city. more on that coastal flooding in just a moment with jeff smith. we'll have much more and we'll make sense of the 7-day accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. >>> now to our reporters outside. lee said long island getting hit the hardest, especially on the east end. many schools closed because of this. >> the east end of long island seems to be the lucky one the storm, for example, friday they were the hardest hit. the kids were off from school and today the kids off from school once again. we did talk to some people who say they don't mind it. >> reporter: there are very few of us who look at all this snow and think pay day, but for plow truck drivers all this snow means good money. >> definitely. when it snows, i've got two at home who say let it snow. >> this is great. i love it. get to make some money. go plow. >> reporter: they have been busy on the east end of long island which also took the brunt of the storm just three days ago. conditions got treacherous as the full force

york city as opposed to what we had today, bigger snow totals were east of new york city. what are we talking about? down to ocean county and possibility for 3 to 6 inches of snow, anywhere north of that, zero, maybe a trace to three inches so that's how we see it. again not going to be one gigantic system, it's going to be snow here, a break, that's exactly what we're seeing right now on the vortex radar. fairfield county, bridgeport area, you've had a pretty decent clip of snow here throughout the day. it extends up into putnam county, dutchess county as well. other places starting to see a little snow flurries flying around here are there, we talk about new york city, the very northern fringes of manhattan, up into rockland, westchester county, a little snow shower here or there. big giant picture, takes a look like this, you can see the rotation right here, i'll tracy for you, that's your low- pressure system, it will take a the area, so you are going to catch bands of snow and breaks, more bands of snow, breaks, that's for 72 hours that you are dealing with something

one to three inches probably north and west of new york city. milder tuesday with rain. 50 degrees, over to rain pretty quickly monday night along the coastal areas, and then start coloring things out by wednesday. mostly cloudy, 44. sunshine returning thursday. ride, and valentine's day, not many warm hearts out there. >> this dip is going to be heading back up. >> that's right. >>> chocolate fixes everything. laura behnke has more. >> all right, some years, let's be honest, many years the slam dunk competition has been anything but exciting at the nba's all-star weekend, but this year is not one of the years. the names may not have been that big, but the donings were -- donees were huge. we'll take here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. valet parking. hello! here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, go t

this morning, he was also back in new york city and appeared on the "today" show. he did speak carefully about his ability to actually win the white house. >> i think we're doing very well. we have something very special. two days ago i was in south carolina, we filled up a stadium. it was packed with people. it's a movement. people want to see a smart country, they want to see us take the country back. >> trump would not say who he now considers his biggest competitor calling all of his opponents quote, accomplished people. >> the next big contest for the gop candidates is in south carolina. the republican primary there takes place in ten days. most of the candidates, though, are already there right now. we'll give you a live look from mt. pleasant, south carolina, hold a town rally. you can see folks gathered in there. later today, he'll tour a steel mill and visit with veterans in downtown charleston. >>> everyone is wondering what is next for governor chris christie. he is expected to return home to new jersey today after a disappointing sixth place finish in n

. >> announcer: live from studio 5 in new york city, this is the news at 6:00. good evening, everyone. i'm ernie anastos. we thank you very much for joining us tonight. and the waiting almost over. the first real contest in the race for president begins in just a couple of hours in iowa. voters will caucus for their candidates, and if there's an army of volunteers, they're out there getting out the vote, including mayor bill de blasio. he has been in iowa all weekend knocking on doors for hillary clinton. sharon crowley begins our coverage tonight. here we go. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill de blasio is in iowa campaigning for hillary clinton. de blasio was slow to endorse his former boss, but now he is towing the party line. he hopes his progressive reputation sways the people of iowa towards clinton and not her closest competitor, declared socialist bernie sanders. >> she knows that bernie sanders is really making headway, emphasizing his opposition to goldman sachs and the banks and

york city, you are eligible for full free prek in new york city. now, if your child was born in twelve, 2012, the deadline to sign them up is march 4th. classes begin in september. now, unlike other programs it does not depend on your income level. everyone is eligible. and the department of education tells us they have a seat for every child who wants one. our phone bank is receiving calls from viewers about enrollment. call now 800-909-0047. you can choose up to 12 prek sites near you, near your office. if you need an interpreter it's an important program because it will prepare your child for kindergarten and learning to love school. i remember paying hundreds of dollars for prek for my child. this is a program that will give you a few more hundred dollars in your pocket to pay your bills. we'll be here until 7:00 p.m. >> with prek application season underway school book is here to help you. go to nbcnew york.com and search schoolbook, one word. >>> well, the like button on facebook is getting a few new friends, because let's face it not every s

a monster machine crashing down on a new york city street. what we learned about the moments before the collapse and the new order coming in from the mayor of new york city tonight. slipping and sliding. this wobbly dear stuck out on the ice. it is the must-see video of the night. let's take a live look outside. a lot of people out on fayetteville's streets enjoying a great friday night. people are bundled up. chris: we will get into the 20's tonight. many spots dropping well into the 20's. saturday looks good but sunday the rain comes in. some of that rain could be mixed with snow. we will tell you who has the best chance of that in a little bit. steve: we have a look at steve: a major earthquake in taiwan. the 6.4 earthquake toppling a complex of two high-rise residential buildings. five people are dead. 100 54 hospitalized. rescuers have pulled more than 200 survivors from the ruins. more people are trapped inside. several other buildings are collapsed or partially damaged. you can look for the latest on the story from taiwan tomorrow morn