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of "secretuthor lives of the underground in new york city." he is founder of the underground railroad museum. if you have never been there, it is beautiful. he is an independent scholar and member of the american historian society. will his talk tonight, he take a few questions and his book will be available for purchase in signing at the back of the room. we have a special guest with us tonight, and i want to bring them up to the stage right now. [applause] otis, you are stronger than you look. you are something else. come over here and let's make sure the microphone is good for you. we may have to move don's noted that. are we testing, 1, 2, 3? can you hear me? ok. island,rn on staten right next door to the gay house. and about 50 years ago, my mother sold my grandfathers papers to the butler library, where two people eventually found them. who publishedoner a book and the other was, don papson. i have been reading his book passionately. audience, is my great, great granddaughter who was named after my great-grandmother, elizabeth who was ma

east of new york city. that will be tapering off. 47 during the afternoon, so any snow we do get will be melting quickly. a moonlit clear sky. here's your accu-weather 7-day forecast. 52 on tuesday. a nice recovery out there. wednesday might as well be our first day of spring. it is going to be 64 degrees with a blend of sun and clouds. mild on thursday a pair of sixes, maybe showers in thursday night lasting into friday morning and sun returns friday afternoon, saturday into temperatures remaining above then. again eastern long island really taking the brunt of this storm and the worst of it will be overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. >>> a milestone. last weak the self street seaport museum opened for the a half years. superstorm sandy flooded the museum with 7 feet of water, but now it is back in business with a brand new exhibit. new york the city and that originates here in the seaport. >> reporter: captain jonathan boulware doesn't hold back when the south street seaport. >> this is the place tha

since 2015 there have been more than 6,000 k 2 emergency room visits, in new york city. people using k 2 have been brought in for everything from seizures to psychosis. homeless people account for most of new york's k 2 users but it has been growing in popularity in american teenl teenagers. makes it the second most frequently used illegal drug among u.s. teens after marijuana. and drug moarmt officials say th enforcement officialssay the amg into the united states, some community groups say america is simply repeating the mistakes made during the country's original war on drugs. whatever your view is, it's undeniable, that k-2 is creating problems in cities like dallas, louisville, and oklahoma city, here is a terrible look at what k-2 is taking here on the streets of new york. k 2 or spice, as it's called up, a combination of all these things wrapped up in one. >> it's potpourri sprayed with a little chemical. a little acid test. >> omg, oh my god. a marijuana high weed high with crack addiction. >> it is absolutely absurd. i watch these people die. >> third world coun

cooler air is pouring in. 58 in new york city. but the wind shift has happened so we're at northeast wind at 5, not the mild southwest wind we had earlier. pressure is on the rise. the high today, 71. that's the warmest day of the week. look at that 5 degrees away from a record high will be a lot closer to normal highs tomorrow at 52. there are your sunrise and sunset times. expecting a dry day, but definitely more clouds. so ocean air and clouds are creeping in overnight. there's a huge range in temperatures tomorrow. it will be in the 40s in eastern long island. most of us in the 50s. then we've got rain coming in friday, and still the weekend is looking good. bumped up numbers on saturday, 59 easter sunday is still looking good. in the upper 50s. although clouds may be increasing that day. you can see the northeast wind coming in. we've dropped in the low 40s in orange county and northwest new jersey and see the front's just gotten in to new york city right now. almost right over long island in the upper 40s. 59 in trenton but

in new york city after 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. we're looking for a coating to an inch across the area. watch out for slippery roads in the morning. >> from the viewer to you on the air. amazing. eyes news returns tomorrow morning at 4:3 "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, jason bateman -- from "how to get away with murder", aja naomi king. this week in unnecessary censorship -- and music from ceelo green with cleto and the cletones. and now, if there is no further

there was another faction in new york city. those with a businessman we did business with southerners. within a matter of days they raised $5,000 so that they can be reimbursed of the people that have lost. the state of virginia appealed the decision. they would have taken their appeal to the supreme court if it was not for the beginning of the civil war. this is juliet lemon. she owned the slaves that her husband -- her husband was the agent in the matter. this is a history of the case those published by horace greeley. it's very possible that sidney howard gay was involved because he was working for horace greeley at that time. the lemon case may napoleon famous. but his correspondence we learn how gay and napoleon collaborated. they began the first entry of the record on january 20 1, 18 85 these were. l.o men sent forward by napoleon." he found a man who concealed himself on a schooner from savanna. napoleon sentiment once the syracuse en route to canada. -- ane 23 an apostate or imposter visited the office. she claimed to

flakes after midnight in new york city. certainly around 7:00, there are areas of light snow, especially south and east of new york city. i'm not going to be surprised north of the city there are flurries. a lot of clouds at noon time and breaks in the afternoon hours the wind is gusty. you might touch 30 on thermometer. the initial clouds but here is the snow coming from the west. you can already see the signature of this. the snow is trying to move out of cleveland. it is having a tough time. we have snow moving through the del mar but the air is dry here so we're not snowing at any time soon and you can see the snow is directed toward the virginias and to the coast. so we're just getting on the northern fringe of this later on tonight. and watch what happens. by the time we get to 11:00 tonight. you women's be shocked if there are -- we won't be shocked if there snow. patchy, areas of snow over northern new jersey and new york city and long island and flurries off to the north. and that window will go until east and sout

the average age in new york city is 80.6. the national average is 78.2. we're going to live two years longer. you would think it's going to be crazy. no. we're mentally stimulated and physically. ernie: this is getting better. >> there's so many things to look at. some people say maybe mayor bloomberg is responsible for his antismoking, antiobesity, the health campaigns he was doing. and then the other things -- we don't think about it -- if you live far away, you hop in the car and you're driving. here in new york city, we walk. we go to the subway. we go to the drugstore. we go to this. you have to go upstairs, go downstairs. ernie: always moving. >> always. ernie: teddy roosevelt said i'd rather wear out than rust out. it's great. that's what we do. we're always on the go, meeting new people, new friends and so forth and being challenged all the time. that's part of a good healthy attitude mentally and physically. >> absolutely. also in urban areas, because many cases a few feet away as we're living on top of each other all the time, you're interacting

this is a shared responsibility about everybody in new york city. everybody needs to work to keep us safe. i know it sounds -- you hear it so much. "if you see something, say it really has taken on a new meaning in this day and age. >> i know you're in charge of crime in the city, and we have about a minute left. i do want to ask you a question. there's a lot of fear -- 'cause we see a lot of news stories about this, and i think people are talking about it -- of these slashings that are up. there's no question that it's increased this year. >> right. >> your department's doing different things now. there's a new operation in play based on the old compstat thing where you fled the area where there's been an increase in stabbings. are you worried about that? what's the cause of this? are we just hearing more about it? how do you feel about it? >> there is an increase. there's about a 20% increase in slashings and stabbings, and we just unveiled operation cutting edge the other day. it's a new way to track the crime so we can deploy our resources. we f

york city. sasha and alex were at the brussels airport on the phone with her mother when suddenly alex's future father-in-law says that with each passing moment the family grows more concerned. >> it's been more than 24 hours now and so we know there's a possibility that when the news comes it may not be good. >> reporter: the suspect in the paris attacks arrested earlier this week will be in a belgian court earlier this morning. police are investigating the el- bakraoui brothers' ties to those attacks as well. we're live in the newsroom this morning, i'm diana rocco, eyewitness news. >> stay with -- channel 7 eyewitness news. >> stay with us through the terror investigation and also aj ross will join us live from press coming up. >>> -- brussels coming up. >>> this morning recovery crews plan to lift a sunken tug boat from the hurry waters -- murky waters of the hudson river near hi two weeks after a deadly crash. darla miles is live in tarrytown with more on this. >> reporter: good morning rob

city joint agents and new york city detectives who are task force officers to be gearing up to leave for that investigation. over seas as early as tonight or tomorrow tomorrow. >> any questions? >> you have been listening to mayor de blasio talking about the number of people -- thanking officers for their increased presence out there, and the elaborate sophisticated operation the nypd has in place right now to take care of new yorkers. >> a lot of people are nervous right now. you see this happening yet again after paris and brussels. we're going to go continue on and talk more about brussels here in our next half hour here at 5:30. the attacks in brussels rocked the airport and the subway as thousands of people were going them heading to work. >> isis has brought back painful memories of their last major attack in paris a few months ago. this is a live look right here of a memorial honoring those who lost their lives. >> at least 31 people were killed in those coordinated suicide bomb attacks, one near the european union headquarters. three suitcases were used in the airport attacks

he'll be brought back to new york city soon. alfred is suspected of cutting the throat of a 53-year-old woman in the park last week. the victim survived but she did need 13 stitches. >>> cheers for president obama and the first family as they visited the cathedral of havana. for many cubans there's plenty of excitement surrounding this historic visit. the president touched down in havana this afternoon. the first president to visit the island nation since calvin the hope that it'll bring changes for cuba and for the u.s. as well. mar si gonzalez is in havana with the story. >> reporter: good evening. a rainy welcome for president obama here in havana starting a whirlwind two day trip here that no other sitting u.s. president has made in nearly 90 years. a warm welcome to cuba. president obama taking a historic step forward in trying to mend the decades of tensions between the u.s. and this communist island nation. >> it's been nearly 90 years since a u.s. president stepped foot in cuba. it is wonderful to be here. >> reporter: t

thousands more marched here in new york city. they hope to send the presidential candidate a message that his campaign rhetoric is not wanted. eyewitness news reporter a.j. ross has the story. >> reporter: today's trump protest drew an impressive crowd here, and demonstrators say they're planning another one for when mr. trump comes back to new york. arrests and some people were pepper sprayed hundreds more gathered peacefully. not everyone is convinced donald trump is capable of making america great again. chanting and voicing their objections, hundreds of protesters took to the streets of new york city saturday afternoon, marching from columbus circle to trump tower on fifth avenue to show the gop front runner he doesn't have everyone's vote. >> trump ignorance bigotry towards us. so we're calling for it to end. >> we're here to counter mr. trump's hateful rhetoric against immigrants, muslims, and many other groups of people. he claims to have the support, and we're not going to let him have it that easily. >> i think it's good

a coating for new york city. as you head into the jersey shore, maybe 1 to 2 inches a possibility, places like peally monmouth and southern ocean counties. again, not a major snow but snow to deal with for the morning commute. a look at the day planner shows snow tapering off by lunchtime. a high of 39 degrees. we're tracking in a few. lauren scala now has a look at the commute. >>> good morning everyone. a bit of a slow ride at the inbound george washington bridge. take a live look at a long line of cars and trucks waiting to get into the tolls. we just cleared construction. in the process of it. in the inbound uppth level. this is the spot to avoid. the lincoln tunnel, then danbury connecticut where 84 completely shut down westbound because of a jack-knifed tractor-trailer between exits 4 and 3. there is a detour set up. you will be able to get around it. you can see delays getting into this area. . >>> it gets windy and stays windy through the rest of the day. it's going to be chilly. in a few, we'll take a lo

let's go over to the new york city subway system. i want to show you video of mayor bill deblasio and commissioner bill bratton riding the subway to times square yesterday evening and new yorkers the system here is still safe. commissioner bratton said he was speaking to strap hangers on his rid and they told him his presence and the increased security presence was very reassuring. >> it's about confidence . the idea the public can feel confident in this city that we will do everything to try to deter and prevent an act from occurring. god forbid if one were to occur the capabilities to respond very quickly are there also. >> now the state department has issued a travel warning for americans traveling europe this morning. however there's no known credible threat here to new york city. reporting live at jfk, darla miles chain 7 eye witness news. >>> thank you. we'll continue to post updates throughout the morning on our website abc7ny, and download our news app as well to get breaking news alerts any time. >>> good morning america wil

more ferry service in new york city. good news number two, the price of the ride is going down. >> and for the first time since there was drowning in seven feet of water from superstorm sandy, in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - >>> the new statewide ferry service coming to new york is going to be a bit cheaper than riders are currently used to. ferry fare prices will drop to $2.75 when it begins next summer. it will be run by horn blower cruises and events and will include new stops in astoria, red hook, bay bridge and the rockaways. >>> new at 6:00, a rejuvenation ahead. victims of superstorm sandy. >> not a human victim, but a building.

a lot of the things we are wondering here in new york city, are there threats here in new york right now? >> there are always threats here. there are ongoing consistent concerns. are there new specific threats to new york? no. there is precaution. that's why you're seeing the ramp up in the city unless the police department gets all the information they can. >> seeing national guardsmen at the airports and such this morning. please keep us posted with new developments. thank you. >>> just moments ago, a long island congressman peter king called the attacks in brussels barbaric. >> this is hor arrive who are arrive ik. it has to be a wakeup call to anyone who does not realize how >> now ramping up security all across the area. airports, train stations, tourist destinations, all of them bolstered by extra officers. our team coverage continuing now live in lower manhattan where we understand that commissioner bratton just talked about efforts to keep new yorkers safe. >> reporter: that's right. in fact, i just left that news conference with commissioner bratton. the mayor, also fbi, mem

thinking it would be safer than the new york city streets. he was killed in the line of on saturday, hundreds of people attended a texas memorial service to say goodbye. >> our son eddie was his partner in euless. they came down in new york to go to euless together. there was a group of them. >> he was a great guy. i don't know how else to tell you that. he was a great guy and his fianci is a wonderful girl. >> reporter: hofer worked in the 9th precinct for five years. >> all over the country we come together for times like these and this is one of those times unfortunately. >> reporter: he graduated from st. ann's high school. he went to nyu, graduating in 2008 before he joined the nypd in 2009. >> when you see police officers with shields from every partner that surrounds us, you come out here and feel strong because you know you're part of something bigger. you're part of something better. >> friends say hofer loved the he purchased a home with his fianci and liked how nice and friendly the people were there. darla miles, channel 7 eyewitn

how safe is new york city now? >> whether you like mayor giuliani or don't you have to give credit where credit is due. before that, like i said, we just took reports and watched crime go up. it took somebody, you know, it took a leader to say we could do something about this. it doesn't have to be like this. you know, back then you could not leave a brown paper bag in your car without somebody breaking into it to see what was in there. we had like 40,000 cops back then. we had an army and always knew we could do something about it but somebody had to lead the charge. and whether you like him or don't you have to give credit where credit is do and he showed something could be done. after that, mayors and police commissioners after that, you know, followed suit. and now like i said, new york city, some of the neighborhoods i used to work in were war zones. i mean it was insane. one time where my wife calls me up, i am in my office working in the bronx, and i am on the phone and she is complaining about the credit ca

in cluding new york city. a coating to 2 inches at most. that includes westchester, northeast new jersey, most of fairfield county. 2 to 4 inches, that swath of pink extends from the jersey shore now through nassau, through most of suffolk county. 4 to 6 inches for eastern suffolk county. that includes the hamptons, sag harbor. you could see a half a foot of snow by tomorrow morning believe it or not. you can see on storm tracker, looking nice and quiet around the immediate tristate. one area off the shore. it will move offshore giving us the cold is in place this morning. this is what it feels like. you need ehe layers. pat will give us 5 or 6 layers i think. at least, right? 22 is what it feels like in white plains. we have windchills in the teens across long island. feels like 19 in westhampton. your planner for today. right now, it's 33, chilly. breezy through the day. temperatures stuck in the 30s. it was chilly yesterday. colder today. we are looking at that wintry mix by 6:00, 7:00 in the city. on future tracker, dry through lunchtim

a fair amount of sunshine, most cloud cover south and west of new york city. we've had a couple sprinkles moving through and a couple flurries into the north dying out into the early evening hours. a cold front will slice through this evening and drop our numbers. medium to heavy coat tonight because we'll drop to the 40s and 30s and wind chills in the 20s by morning. these are the two key pieces that will form a storm along the carolina coast. one thing is becoming clear. although this storm will strengthen quite a bit over the atlantic, it will be too late for us to get big time snow totals. let's say seeing a 6-inch storm would be up in new england. we get colder overnight, start tomorrow in the 20s and 30s, warm to the 40s. clouds will increase from southwest to northeast late in the day and especially tomorrow look for wet snow by midmorning. this particular model shows it waiting till midday. allow for it to come in by midmorning and maybe around daybreak south of new york city. mid-and upper 30s during the day when it's snowing steadiest. that's why i d

a snow alert in new york city is in effect. snow plows are gassed up and ready to roll. >>> coverage of the spraining storm. stefan kim is out on long island, on the east end they could be seeing up to 6 inches of snowfall. but we begin with meteorologist jeff smith. >> reporter: eastern parts of suffolk county on long island currently under a winter storm warning through 10:00 a.m. on monday. through parts of the jersey shore. getting a little bit of snow in and around new york city now. our own kimberly richards e- city. shore. snow. to snow. then it goes over to snow. it parallels the eastern seaboard. 39 in the city. 36 at toms river where the precipitation is coming down more heavily. they have cooled off and as temperatures get down to freezing overnight, this can really cause robs. a wintry mix developing during the overnight hours, changing over to all snow this evening. 3 to 6 inches over eastern long island. less than an inch well north and west of the city. i think new york city roads remain mainly wet, because tempe

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these are live pictures from new york city. they made their way to trump tower, they're being dispersed. now we are looking at fountain hills, arizona where the helicopter there is following what appears to be -- or what could be donald trump's motorcade. remember, he has secret service protection. he had police escort. four black suvs there and looks like a police suv in the front heading up towards fountain hills, arizona. they're heading past a lot of traffic. c conceivabl conceivably, the protesters did not succeed in blocking the route. we'll bring you what happens when we come back. diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. came out today thousands of people to run the race for retirement. so

new york city is stepping up its efforts to help undocumented immigrants who are victims of crimes -- help in the form of special visas. we'll talk to the commissioners behind this push and the specific requirements needed to qualify for those visas. that's coming up a little bit later in the show. right now, however, a topic that we have discussed quite extensively here on "tiempo" -- the financial crisis in puerto rico. senate democrats, led by robert menendez of new jersey, recently put out their version of a plan to tackle the island's growing debt crisis. it calls for the creation of a financial stability and reform board to provide much needed among other things, all aimed at getting the u.s. territory out of its $72 billion in debt. what an honor for us this morning here on "tiempo" to have via satellite new jersey senator bob menendez, the main sponsor of the legislation. he's in washington, d.c. good to see you this morning, senator. thanks for being with us. >> good to be with you, joe, and your viewers of "tiempo." >> let me jump right into it, to cover here. senator, if i

now new york city currently picks up 25,000 tons of organic material. the composting program is voluntary for now. >>> a school in new jersey is giving a special honor to two out of this world hometown heroes. pleasantville elementary will be renamed after astronauts mark and scott kelly. the twins grew up in west orange and were educated in the public school system. they later became navy pilots and astronauts. scott recently completed the year long mission in space. the school will be renamed during a ceremony in may. >>> counterfeit crackdown. fakes before they made it on to the streets. >> also ahead, changing tides at seaworld. why shows that have thrilled spectators for decades are ending. >> a baseball star's bombshell. why he's leaving his team and millions of dollars behind. >> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. umbrellas out. some people holding them on the west side and scurrying away from some of the showers, brief little heavy dawn -- downpour. it's going to move in to nassau attention parents: before school this september all kids entering 7t

city council to the 2016 new york city st. patrick's day parade. >> your historic gesture of welcome, like america of hospitality undoes the anguish and pain of exclusion and discrimination. >> reporter: parade organizers, members of the alliance and others began meeting together. many were at the irish consulate posted by consulate general barbara jones. >> what an amazing testimony of good will, graciousness, reconciliation. this parade really matters to ireland. fought to overturn the ban on lgbt groups found today's announcement also an emotional one. >> there were many times when we wanted to give up and we wondered if we would ever see this day. >> reporter: many times through protests had worked for some 25 years to get the ban lifted. some like councilman jimmy van bramer were arrested. >> it was a profound and deep feeling of exclusion and powerlessness. >> reporter: some believe it was the mayor's boycott that put pressure on the organizers. but others feel -- >> it's time to move forward. what else can we say? >> i

the difference with tomorrow, a york city. watch the satellite right now. you can see patchy clouds rolling in. almost overcast on the twin forks but that band of clouds will move through. there's the front off to the west. it's approaching cleveland and rochester and syracuse. that's going to collapse down in to the tri-state area tomorrow with additional clouds, maybe even a shower over the hudson valley. i think the bulk of the area is dry daylight. the front. i think we make one more run at the high temperatures tomorrow especially south and west of new york city. watch this futurecast. the evening is super mild. feels like a summer night. then during the overnight more clouds roll in. showers a little too close for comfort. maybe they sneak in to the far northern suburbs. but i think for the most part just some clouds. see breaks in the clouds south and west of new york city, that's the best chance of 75 to 80. then that rain will start to move in to the area tomorrow night. decent period of rainfall. maybe it's four, six hours then leaving the scene b

i want to go back to ray kelly, the new york city police commissioner and, ray, the new york city police have developed their own ielligence networks including cooperation with europeans. >> oh, yes, that's true. new york city police officers in paris and in london and madrid but not in belgium but obviously there was a network where information flows and in europe despite the fact that we don't have people in every major city, but it's important conduit for the department and it gives them a relationshipp throughout europe really throughout the world. i think hindsight is 20/20 but in terms of recruit many you'll see a lot of miss departments in europe not having sufficient representation of some of these minority communities and as was said before, that that means they don't have the connectivitit they'd like to have in some of these minority neighborhoods. that's something you've had to work on at the new york city police departmeme. really building a more diverse force so you could be activiv and really in the middle of these communities. >> precisely. there ar new york city police o

it's not just city, but, of course, predominantly from new york city, yes. >> but the reason i point that out is, if the state's argument is that the city should do all the funding, but the state gets the benefit in the form of the graduates who come out of there and probably pay taxes and work -- correct? >> right. >> absolutely. pay new york city taxes and city taxes, right? so it comes to a benefit to both the city and the state to have people set in a path to get better jobs, better-paying jobs, that... >> that are a result of a good cuny education. un placer. thank you guys very much. continued success, and i hope you get a pay raise, my friend, >> [ laughs ] >> much^simas gracias to you at home. your sunday with us. if you missed any part of our show, here's your chance to catch up. you can watch "tiempo" at abc7ny on the web, on your tableta, even on your smartphone. how great is that? i'm joe torres. we thank you for watching. we will see you next time on [ latin music plays ] >> "here and now," the program featuring the news and interests of the african-american community. h

that includes new york city and western long island and most of the hudson valley. the one thing i will say is if you are in higher elevation you have the chance to get maybe even a couple of isolated 40s. but the best chance of 3 to 6 inches of snow would be over connecticut and central and eastern long island. the totals, a slight push east with the track. but more importantly the snow coming during the daylight hours sunday and bleeding into the early evening. so a brief shower evening. clearing and cold wind chills in the 20s. on the chilly side tomorrow, sun olympic wkyc afternoon clouds. -- sunrise will linger. maybe on the island it is slip pri, but we'll have for watch that closely. timing will be critical. >>> >>> well today our hearts are heavy here at eyewitness news our colleague and fellow journally lisa cole grassy d-- lisa. a photo hangs near our newsroom. her husband todd and their sons 15-year-old davis, 11-year-old evan were here for the ceremony. but todd has turned his family's heartbreak into action. you can learn in new york state, we believe t

city half marathon is taking place -- airlines new york city half marathon is taking place. you're running it and telling us how cold it's going to be. >> the first day of spring, this is not bad running weather. it's not too windy, and although i would like the temperatures to be a little close tore 40 myself, not bad quick course today, and the precipitation holding off until later this evening, and i'm talking about rain and wet snow that we're expecting. as with e get started here in central -- we get started here in central park, this is the start line of the united airlines new york city half marathon, and we have temperatures just above the freezing point. east winds will dominate for us across the area today, and there are some winter weather advisories in nassau county, and suffolk county in a winter storm warning. that's where we expect the most snow is east of the city. grassy surfaces for boroughs and also inland areas, and accumulation along the jersey shore and east onto long island is where we expect deeper snow. so looking at the radar, satellite picture, thi

of course we have the united new york city half marathon tomorrow. temperatures low to mid-30s during the race. by noon 38 degrees, temperatures well above freezing initially. as the first batch of precipitation moves in right before dusk tomorrow, that can be a mix of rain and snow before going over to all snow temperatures cooling off. and check this out, where you are getting the heavier it is grabbing the told air from up above. places on long island down to freezing or near freeding. snow can accumulate east of new york city. probably results in wet roads around here. a nice recovery monday afternoon getting up to near the 50-degree mark. snowfall through sunday night. around an inch in manhattan. we are right on the line here. 1 to 3 inches off to the east. talking queens and brooklyn also down the jersey shore. accu-weather forecast for tonight, increasing clouds. we are down to freezing, cloudy, brisk and cold. the wet snow and rain arriving very late in the day. the high getting up to 40 tomorrow. periods of snow tapering off around an inch

mayor giuliani appointed him to reform the new york city foster care system, . mayor de blasio today ordered flags at half staff in honor of his service to the city. >>> an i-team exclusive following up on a report on how easily it is to smuggle contraband into the city's biggest jail. record last year, raking in money not from tour inch or ism or big business, but from you. >>> you want warmer weather, you got it. but it comes with this. >>> autopsy results show a connecticut man who died after police involved shooting on monday night committed suicide. the medical examiner determined he died of a gunshot wound to the abdomen and his death has been ruled a suicide. he was shot after an hour long standoff at his home on monday. the officers involved in the shooting have been placed on >>> last year set a record for fines and fees in new york city. the city collected an all time high of $1.9 billion in 2015. that accounted for parking violations for 59% of the revenue. a kpre the analysis shows that dirty >>> lester holt joins us now. >> coming up we'll have the

i think this says that new york city is whole again, that the people in new york city are unified and that we're learning to overcome divisions. i always say this is a beacon. this city is a beacon around the world of what it looks like for everyone to come together. it's not perfect. we prove once again we could create a more perfect union. >> governor cuomo marched the occasion. >> it's a different day in new york for gay new yorkers and gay americans. a lot of that started in this state. that's going to be another proud chapter in the history of the state of new york. >> reporter: an estimated the parade, a new york tradition since 1762. christine quinn says today is personal for her. >> for me, it's the first time as an adult i will get to march representing the totality of who i am. >> reporter: edie windsor, the game rights pioneer whose supreme court case forced the federal government to legalize gay marriage, she stopped by to wish lavender and green and brendon luck. it was an historic day at the parade. dari: thank you. prior to today's parade, cardinal dolan celebrated mass

then 32, clouds up tomorrow night and snow late is a possibility south and west of new york city. wet snow late sunday, sunday evening, winding down, maybe snow showers left over monday morning, could be slick spots for the commute but don't think we're talking big accumulations. could be 70 by thursday. thank you, lee. >>> coming up next keeping overweight, tell you why the the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavo

we stopped at 67 in new york city. the average i should be 47, 66 in poughkeepsie, 71 suffix, heading to the jersey shore. long island considerably cooler, also 50 at montauk and 54 as he did towards bridgeport and then 55 for hudson valley, mid-forties suffix and then 48 at delmar, low 40s as you get to the east end heading towards bridge work. sky guardian showing nothing happening here. seventy plus weather here. southwest when heading into the mid-70s. here is the latest feature cast. not sure if i agree with this but it's slightly cooler, taking into effect a slightly southerly wind, cooler in the 50s as we push towards thursday. getting in the mid-70s and that's going to be another record. then we stop stopped at 74 tomorrow afternoon, mainly clear skies with scattered louts tomorrow. >> did you notice how crowded the streets were today? it seems like people were walking everywhere. >> absolutely, some people even we have more aware it is still 50 degrees. >> that's right, it just goes to show you how crazy this

>>> graffiti concerns are growing in new york city tonight and is enough being done to clean it up? cbs 2's hazel sanchez reports. >> reporter: graffiti, it's everywhere in new york city. >> i think it's visually assaulting. >> reporter: state senator tony avella of queens says after requesting graffiti removal in his district, he discovered the clean-up on city property had taken a back seat to other priorities. >> the fact that now the city under the mayor de blasio's and the department of transportation has chosen not to respond to graffiti requests unless it's profane or racist is highly unacceptable. >> reporter: senator avella says department of transportation's commissioner told him the city couldn't respond to all the graffiti complaints because the agency was concentrating all its resources on the mayor's vision zero plan. the commissioner tells us that is not true. >> i don't understand that. they are unrelated. we have not had funds to clean the graffiti off every light

new york city is such a different place i kick myself. some of these neighborhoods, there was a lot of vanderbilts and nt lots. i would be a millionaire right now and i didn't think the city would never turn around like it has. it is a complete different city. >> thanks for cleaning it up. >> you are welcome. >> obvious question, you love the business, why did you retire after 20 years? the other question is how often did you meet at cat's silly? >> i h f-cat's jelly. why did i retire? you get to retire after 20 years and there's a reason. police work burns you out. it eats you overtime. the other day i bumped into a cop, walking my dog, he's walking his dog, the dogs are talking so we started talking and it turned out he was the retired detective and we started talking and he tells me why he retired, he was burned out. he said it took him a full year to get healthy again. working around the clock, you don't eat right. you don't eat right. you don't sleep right. for years i hardly went to bed or woke up at the same time every day. it is a

close call with the new york city half marathon. i think there's wet snowflakes or raindrops in the air. then the question is what about the storm track, which i'm still favoring a storm track that's closer. it's a little too early, got uncertainty in the storm track for an official band map. maybe at 11:00 tonight. i'm feeling the most likely accumulation range is a 3 to 6-inch storm. we'll watch that closely for you. evening shower, thunderstorm, partial clearing. 44 tonight. 56 tomorrow. it's definitely windy and cooler. gusts over 30, 35. might be a passing shower in the afternoon. down to freezing. diminishing wind. there's your weekend. saturday is fine. last full day of winter is cool but sunny and there you go on sunday. rain and wet snow going to all snow. 37. likely accumulating even on the roads and monday morning looks messy. >> i love the over-under you had. should we do a facebook live >> i think 9:00 would be a great time. you available? >> laura behnke in for rob ellis next in sports. >> how are you all feeling about

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