Audio enhancement and mastering Phil Hardman.
"I can't recall which of us, Tony or me, came up with the idea of the Tony Hymas - Daryl Runswick Big Band, but being constantly on tour together with Cleo Laine and John Dankworth from 1973 onwards I expect the wheeze just emerged. We agreed on the lineup: rhythm section (i.e. us, plus drums), then three trumpets, two trombones and three saxes. We added two unconventional instruments, a french horn and a tuba, and a vibraphonist who doubled percussion. Then we just booked all our mates as the players. I got enthusiastic and quickly penned (actually I pencilled them as I always do) six pieces, all of them re-arrangements of tunes I'd already composed. 'Re-arrangements' is perhaps too thin a term: these were expansions – re-compositions, almost. In the end only three got recorded. Tony provided When The Bough Breaks – as usual with him a marvellously tangential piece showing off his lyrical genius – featuring a remarkable full-band chorus at the end with no rhythm section accompaniment. Like Hindemith only better. Best piece in the set, actually.
The band was planned to be a regular working unit and Tony and I were imagining an Arts Council Contemporary Music Network tour of the UK just for starters. Unfortunately neither of us was an entrepreneur – our bragging skills were always strictly inter-personal – and despite our efforts (I remember dragging Tony in to see John Wolff of the Park Lane Group) this date was to prove the band's sole outing.
I won't go into further detail about the music except to say that if you bought ASC 167-8 (Daryl Runswick, The Jazz Years) you'll already have a quartet version of Lainey's Tune: and you'll notice that for the big band arrangement, as a backing toward the end of Don Rendell's solo, I've scored out a few bars of Alan Branscombe's original piano improvisation.
The story of Señor Funk is curious. It was the brainchild of Denis Preston (1916-79) the legendary jazz record producer who brought Humphrey Lyttleton, Stan Tracey, Joe Harriott, Tony Coe and Indo-Jazz Fusion to the public, among many others, in a career spanning decades. He even had his own record label under the EMI banner, Lansdowne Jazz. In 1978 (this is my best guess as to the date but my diaries for the period are lost) he got in touch with me about a new project. His latest discovery was Mike McKenzie, a Guyanan pianist / singer who had a residency at a nightclub in Mayfair – Berkeley Square, if I remember correctly. Mike was to be the nominal bandleader though the actual musical director on the recordings would be me, and I would supply all the charts. In a further twist, Denis prescribed that the musical style was to be Latin Fusion in the manner of Carlos Santana. What this had to do with Mike McKenzie and his cocktail jazz I never worked out. I just took the gig. The Latin Fusion tag was good enough for me, though I hadn't expected three drummers.
Denis assembled an eclectic but stellar band for me to write for – surprisingly not including Mike McKenzie. He was brought in when the tracks were almost complete, to overdub a backing vocal here, a piano improvisation there. It was all very strange: but I kept my cool, put on a suave face and out of this melange somehow managed to weave some pretty acceptable music. As arranger I went to town as I had with the Hymas-Runswick band. The album was recorded – with spectacular playing and wonderful soloing from everybody, including the much-underrated Mike McKenzie – mixed and mastered, and we awaited release. Then came the news that Denis Preston had died. The record never came out. I rescued a set of test mixes from Lansdowne Studios when they closed some years later. This is the music's first exposure to the public. I hope you enjoy it."


I scratched his ear, like he loved. My old dog sensed my tears, nuzzled me lovingly. The doctor laid him to sleep. Forever. I cried.
As another three day long weekend came up, the crowd of Bangalore, like me, decided to move away from the city to the surrounding hill stations where temperatures dipped and the real feel was more in the fresh early 20's rather than the tiring late 30's!
What do you expect when seemingly an entire city starts to move away from it? Well, apart from a lot of money for the tolls and travel agencies? A lot of traffic! So much so that at 2 AM, we were stuck in traffic for almost an hour. Well, a lot of people got to see a SpiderWoman on the top of our vehicle! Shh. Well, the vehicle carrier was lying unused. It must have been lonely and sad.
Replace one of these monkeys with a woman! And remove the rest from the picture! Or you could keep the rest too. She doesn't mind. I asked.
The SpiderWoman was tired after her two minute stint. After all, greater responsibilities requires greater power! So what would the next stop four hours later be for? Food! Breakfast combined food with ogling at a cute little bundle of joy, who was peeping out of his father's arms and watching the early morning bustle at the road side eatery while his mouth hung open and eyes remained wide and bright.
The places we crossed, cities, towns all seemed to wake up the same way. The faces change, but the places remain the same – similar yet different in ways a traveler can't distinguish in passing but only admire. The lone milk vendor on his cycle, the newspaper guys distributing the morning's load, the vegetable sellers lining up for a swift morning, the jogger here and there, the early risers already on their way to work, more men, less women, more elders, no children, some yawning, others charged for the Sun's next rotation.
A full belly and long travel dozed me off to sleep! I woke up next to find myself away from the cities and into the forests of the Western Ghats! Not to mention with a 'Nearly Headless Neck' and an almost bursting bladder.
We stopped to answer nature's call at the open air toilets provided by the Forest Reserve at one of the checkpoints, and lo behold! Their grit was eye opening! And their ways, harsh reality.
Let's break this down for you. The gritty stuff? Well, their toilets were not gender biased – all unisex. Go figure, how! The harsh reality? Well, only 1 out of the 10 toilets had running water available. And when I say running, I mean 24X7 running, because the tap was broken beyond repair. Just like the 10% among us hold 99% of the wealth and waste it because they have no idea what to do with it.
What do you think when at an elevation of 340 metres, the heat is blistering and burning your skin but Google Weather reports that the 3400 metres' elevation which is your destination is expecting rain? Well the obvious one is, 'Google must be wrong. Finally!'. Apart from the obvious, I came up with, 'Is it really possible that this same high and mighty Sun and sky will be shy and cloudy in another hour and 3060 metres?'. And after that I hit my jackpot!
Looks like some of the heat got to me too!


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package axiom.web;

import axiom.delauth.token.TokenGenerator;
import org.apache.log4j.Logger;

import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.Map;

public class TokenBasedLogin extends AxiomSupport {

    @SuppressWarnings("unused")
    private static Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(TokenBasedLogin.class);

    private String username;
    private String instance;
    private String baseLoginUrl;
    private String loginUrl;
    private String token;
    private boolean autoLogin;
    private String ssoStartPage;
    private String startURL;
    private boolean portalLogin;

    @Override
    public Breadcrumbable getParentPage() {
        return new Home();
    }

    @Override
    public String execute() throws Exception {
        if (username == null || instance == null || username == "" || instance == "") {
            setStartURL(getServletRequest().getParameter("startURL"));
            return INPUT;
        }

        System.out.println(startURL);
        System.out.println(username);

        token = new TokenGenerator().generateToken(username);

        baseLoginUrl = "https://" + instance + ".salesforce.com/";

        if (portalLogin) {
            baseLoginUrl += "secur/login_portal.jsp";
        } else {
            baseLoginUrl += "login.jsp";
        }

        setSsoStartPage(getServletRequest().getRequestURL().toString());

        if (autoLogin) {
            return "autoLogin";
        } else {
            return "displayToken";
        }

    }

    public boolean isPortalLogin() {
        return portalLogin;
    }

    public void setPortalLogin(boolean portalLogin) {
        this.portalLogin = portalLogin;
    }

    public String getSsoStartPage() {
        return ssoStartPage;
    }

    public void setSsoStartPage(String ssoStartPage) {
        this.ssoStartPage = ssoStartPage;
    }

    public String getStartURL() {
        return startURL;
    }

    public void setStartURL(String startURL) {
        this.startURL = startURL;
    }

    public String getUsername() {
        return username;
    }

    public void setUsername(String username) {
        this.username = username;
    }

    public String getInstance() {
        return instance;
    }

    public void setInstance(String instance) {
        this.instance = instance;
    }

    public String getLoginUrl() {
        return loginUrl;
    }

    public String getBaseLoginUrl() {
        return baseLoginUrl;
    }

    public boolean isAutoLogin() {
        return autoLogin;
    }

    public void setAutoLogin(boolean autoLogin) {
        this.autoLogin = autoLogin;
    }

    public void setLoginUrl(String loginUrl) {
        this.loginUrl = loginUrl;
    }

    public String getToken() {
        return token;
    }

    public String getServiceEndpoint() {
        return getAxiomEndpoint() + "/services/AuthenticationService";
    }

    public Map<Boolean, String> getAutoLoginOptions() {
        Map<Boolean, String> options = new LinkedHashMap<Boolean, String>();
        options.put(false, "Show Token");
        options.put(true, "Auto Login");
        return options;
    }

}

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Our beautiful shepherds huts are inspired by traditional designs from a bygone era when shepherds stayed out in the fields to look after their sheep.
These simple but charming structures lend themselves to a variety of uses which are more akin to modern day life. However you choose to use our huts - as an office, studio or occasional bedroom - it will be a versatile addition to your home and garden. And of course you can take it with you should you decide to move house.


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In 1946, the Soil Association started out on a single farm. Now we influence the government on UK food, farming, and land use policy and help communities across the country connect through food.
The Soil Association was founded in 1946 by a group of people who were concerned about the health implications of increasingly intensive farming systems following the Second World War. Their main concerns were:
The loss of soil through erosion and depletion
Decreased nutritional quality of food
Exploitation of animals
Impact on the countryside and wildlife
Lady Eve and the founders of the Soil Association
Leading the way in organic
Nature's champions
Joining forces for positive change
Building on 75 years of growth
75 years of pioneering – that's the history of the Soil Association.
We were founded by Lady Eve Balfour. Lady Eve first decided that she wanted to be a farmer at the age of 12. By the time she was 21, this pioneer of farming bought a farm in Haughley Green, Suffolk with her sister Mary.
This farm would host the Haughley Experiment. It would also go on to become the birthplace of the Soil Association, following the publication of the results of this experiment in her book 'The Living Soil'.
Lady Eve and other founders with a ram
The purpose of the Haughley experiment was to show the differences between organic farming and intensive methods. In this experiment, Lady Eve's farm in Suffolk was divided into three parts:
one intensively farmed,
one traditionally farmed and
one a mixture of both.
Each section was analysed side by side. This was the first time that an experiment of this kind had been attempted. It showed that organic farming practices did not compromise the overall yield of a farm, and that crops had unique responses, such as developing more complex root systems, when farmed in this way.
Exploring the natural world to develop a deeper understanding is really the root of our work - gathering evidence and promoting practical changes anyone can make to improve soil health, crop resilience, and biodiversity.
We've continued to keep our feet firmly on the ground, trying to find ways we can grow better together. Since 1946, we've achieved many things that we're still proud of to this day, all whilst holding onto the belief that:
The health of soil, plants, animals and (hu)man is one and indivisible. Sir Albert Howard
Since 1967, we've set standards for organic food. These provide guidance and give recognition to farmers using nature-friendly production methods and high animal welfare practices.
In 1972, we were one of the founding members of IFOAM, the worldwide umbrella organisation for the organic movement.
In 1973, when there was increasing demand for a system that proved food was high-quality and made with integrity, Soil Association Certification was launched.
Soil Association Certification is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the charity. The not-for-profit business certifies organic products to Soil Association standards, and is one of only six UK approved control bodies. It also offers a huge range of organic and sustainable certification schemes across food, farming, catering, health and beauty, textiles and forestry.
Soil Association Certification launched in 1973, at a time when there was increasing demand for a system that proved food was high-quality and made with integrity.
Today, it still provides that reassurance. The Soil Association organic symbol is more than just a trade mark: it represents a set of standards that are developed to achieve our aims and embody our organic principles of ecology, fairness, care and health.
70% of organic food in the UK is certified by Soil Association Certification.
In 1983, we campaigned extensively against the use of DDT (as well as other pesticides). DDT is a particularly harmful pesticide that caused extensive damage to wildlife and the environment, with a particularly devastating effect on predatory birds due to its ability to build up in their bodies due to what their prey was eating. This campaign resulted in a full ban in the UK.
In 1995, the Organic Aid Scheme was launched. The UK government during this time helped farmers through the difficult two- to five-year organic conversion period. As this support for farmers grew, so did the Soil Association. We use our 75 years of knowledge to support farmers on the ground, and influence positive policy changes.
In 1999, we succeeded in getting the EU to ban a number of antibiotic feed additives. This came after a long Soil Association campaign calling to protect food standards and the welfare of animals.
And what would our story be without our partnerships?
In 2003, Food for Life, our champion of healthy, accessible food in schools was founded in collaboration with Jeanette Orrey. It's gone from strength to strength in the last 20 years, and Food for Life schools serve over two million meals to children every day. These meals prioritise local sourcing, UK produce, animal welfare and nature-friendly organic produce.
In 2012, Innovative Farmers (then known as the Duchy Future Farming Programme) was launched - our programme supporting farmers to find solutions to challenges on-farm and explore sustainable methods that work with nature. Since then, they've run field labs on alternative sheep housing, improving the profitability of hill farms, and seawater-based plant nutrients - among many other topics!
In 2018, we campaigned alongside our supporters for a ban on the use of neonicotinoids. Neonicotinoids harm the entire food chain and have largely irreversible effects on invertebrates, particularly those that pollinate our crops like bees. Together, we were successful, and the EU banned the use of neonicotinoids on all outdoor crops.
In 2020 despite the need for us to stay away from the fields, out of schools and remain indoors, Soil Association's Food for Life programme worked hard to provide access to good food, continue food education, and support school cooks and caterers. We also continue to provide information and support to farmers, licensees, citizens and policymakers.
In 2021, we promoted agroecology at COP26 and marched in the farmer's bloc with land workers from across the globe on the Global Day of Action for Climate Justice to champion agroecology as a climate solution.
A handful of our staff on one of our regular farm visits
75 years ago, our founders provided hope during a period when many previously active environmental campaigners, stood down in the face of increasingly intensive methods. Today, the knowledge we gained from them is helping us to provide helpful, inspiring solutions for now and the future.
We want to live in a world which is in balance with nature and a future with good health and a safe climate, which means that we:
Support farming innovation
Serve healthy food
Develop world-leading standards
And, through Soil Association Certification we:
Help organic businesses thrive
Protect forests
Together, we've achieved many things over the last 75 years – but there's still so much that we want to do. A big part of that is adapting to new evidence or theories and working with change, not against it.
It's our aim to be in a better place in 2030. That means taking steps to
expand the use of agroecological farming methods in the UK,
reduce the amount of meat we eat,
publicise how much of our meat is imported or fed on imported grain and the risks to food chains and health that this poses
continue to campaign for measures that will improve soil health.
We support the earth – and, in turn, support The Earth. Inspiring people towards hopeful solutions one step at a time.
Find out how to take action
Soil Association Certification

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Peace Love & Dogs: Mommy & Me!
An awesome photographer here in town was offering a special for Mommy & Me sessions....so of course I scheduled a session. Can't have enough pics with my sweet girl! Even though Lo wasn't in the best mood, the photographer worked her magic and got a few precious shots of her. Love these pics!


GenPath Oncology is a division of BioReference Laboratories, Inc., a CLIA and CAP accredited national oncology diagnostic laboratory.
Our expertise in cancer diagnostics is unmatched, offering a comprehensive cancer patient workup in one laboratory. From routine clinical and special coagulation testing to complex genomic testing for tumor sequencing and hereditary cancer syndromes, the full spectrum of a cancer patient work-up is covered. GenPath is a division of BioReference Laboratories, Inc., an OPKO Health company, one of the largest clinical laboratories in the United States.
GenPath continually invests in new technology platforms as evidenced by our proprietary OnkoSight NGS assays, hereditary cancer tests, and GenArray aCGH technology.
GenPath also has a full-service TC/PC offering to assist pathologists and hospitals to build community outreach. STORMPATH, our proprietary remote pathology solution, allows pathologists to perform the professional component of gynecologic cytology, surgical biopsies, digital slide imaging, FISH, UroVysion, flow cytometry, and digital breast tumor prognostic IHC.


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One Month Of Xbox Game Pass Is Going for $1 Right Now (Plus More?)
By A.K Rahming February 11, 2019 0
Microsoft really, really, really wants people to sign up for its still relatively new Xbox Game Pass service. While the cost is usually $10 per month, the company is currently running a promotion that has reduced the price all the way down to just $1. This isn't the first time such a promotion has occurred, though it is notable due to a set of special circumstances.
The last time this promo occurred was just a few months ago, coming towards the end of 2018. I wanted to get in on it so I could continue playing Forza Horizon 4, but to my dismay, I was locked out due to having applied for the 14-day free trial beforehand. That's the stipulation of this promo—it's only available to all-new subscribers. But, this time around, things are apparently different.
Just today, I went ahead and managed to take advantage of this promo, despite having had a 14-day free trial before. Here's the proof:
As you can see from my billing history, I activated the 14-day free trial last November. Now, today, Microsoft's system accepted my $1 for this special promotion. I'm not quite sure if this is a fluke, or if the aforementioned stipulation has been eased up to now only stop accounts that have had full subscriptions before. But, here's the thing—this situation is even weirder.
But Wait, There's More!(?)
While I stumbled across the promotion via the link I included earlier in this article, going back to the landing page in incognito mode revealed another, totally different promotion: a one-month Game Pass subscription for $2 that also includes an additional month for free. Here's the page:
I haven't seen this other promotion being advertised, but here's the link that triggered it. According to the page, there are 10 days remaining for this $2 version of the promo (as of the time of writing), so if it works for you, there's only a limited time to take advantage of it.
A.K Rahming
Having been introduced to video games at the age of 3 via a Nintendo 64, A.K has grown up in the culture. A fan of simulators and racers, with a soft spot for Nintendo! But, he has a great respect for the entire video game world and enjoys watching it all expand as a whole.
GTA V PC gets a slew of high-res new screens
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FIFA Online Enters New Closed Beta Phase
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Igarashi's Bloodstained now most funded Kickstarter game
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This is the Hastings Plastic/Poly Round End Stock tank, 2' x 1' x 4', 60 Gallon. This is the most rugged poly tank on the market. It features a closed-lip design that is incredibly strong and won't buckle to crowding livestock. Each Tank is made of 100 percent high density virgin polyethylene so tanks wont rust or corrode. Also our tank is resistant to feedlot acids and resistant to UV damage. All tanks come standard in Hastings grey. All of our poly tanks come with a 3 year warranty on material and workmanship.


In the first topic in these series, we highlighted the importance of ensuring that you adopt safety measures in the use of cooking gas. We began by examining the safety tips to follow when installing LPG or cooking gas in your home or a commercial environment.
In this article, we will be looking at the precautions to follow after you have successfully installed the cooking gas and have begun using it to cook. Despite the numerous advantages of cooking with cooking gas, examples abound of cooking gas disasters in Nigerian homes and workplaces as a result of non-adherence to or ignorance of basic safety precautions associated with the use of cooking gas.
Without further ado, let us look at the basic tips to follow to avoid these accidents and get the best out of the use of cooking gas. 1. Ensure that your kitchen is well ventilated by opening the windows. This will help to prevent heat in the kitchen which could aid a gas explosion.
2. Remove easily flammable items like towels away from the flame. Place these items in areas that are not close to the cooking gas.
3. In case your cooker does not come on automatically after it is put on, make sure that you use the matches to light it immediately you switch on the gas. Waiting even for a slight moment can lead to a gas explosion.
4. As result of the speed at which gas heats, make sure to always stay around your food. Do not leave your food unattended to go and watch a movie, gist, or relax. This can lead to a disaster as the liquid in the food could boil over and extinguish the flame resulting in a gas leakage which could lead to a fire explosion.
This is one of the most common causes of house fires and it is, sadly, easily preventable. When cooking foods with fats and oil note that they can easily be flammable once it has been heated to a certain temperature.
6. Make sure that your pot and pan handles are not over the edge of the stove where they can be easily grabbed by little children.
7. If a fire incident occurs, make sure that you use a fire extinguisher to put off the fire and NOT water. Water on the contrary will make the fire to spread and can lead to burns. Instead, turn off the stove, and then use the extinguisher.
8. Wear clothes with fitted sleeves when cooking as they cannot catch fire as easily as loose-fitting clothes.
9. Finally, make sure to switch off the knob of the gas regulator when not in use.
Follow these tips to ensure that you cook with LPG with ease and without any worries.


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Tim McGraw celebrates doing this for FOUR DECADES!
By Michael J Oct 13, 2020
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He did it in the 90's, the 00's the 10's and now the 20's. FOUR CONSECUTIVE DECADES of Number 1 Country Hits!
Tim McGraw has hit the top the country radio chart with "I Called Mama" reaching #1 on the Mediabase/Country Airplay chart. This is McGraw's 44th career #1 hit! Amazing right?


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NBC10 News Today Weekend at 10am : WCAU : January 31, 2016 10:00am-10:31am EST
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are crisscrossing iowa to win over voters. lauren mayk is there. >> reporter: we are in irving dale, just outside of des moines and this is the ballroom of a ramada hotel. this is a rally for marco rubio. and this is the kind of event will you see across iowa in the final push on caucus night. >> this is by large our biggest crowd, not just this day but this week. >> reporter: senator marco rubio walked out to a packed room, there were hundreds here, but not everyone was convinced yet. >> i'm not settled yet. >> reporter: who is the other one you're considering? >> cruz. >> reporter: elizabeth johnson has less than 48 hours to decide. do you usually know at this point? >> yes. >> reporter: why is this year different? >> well, number one, there's more people involved. >> reporter: she wasn't the only one on the fence. >> why are you here? >> i haven't decided who i'm caucusing for yet, so i'm just out listening to candidates this weekend. >> bernie sanders! >> reporter: it's why candidates are out across the state, trying to reach iowans with just the right pitch. including republica
are crisscrossing iowa to win over voters. lauren mayk is there. >> reporter: we are in irving dale, just outside of des moines and this is the ballroom of a ramada hotel. this is a rally for marco rubio. and this is the kind of event will you see across iowa in the final push on caucus night. >> this is by large our biggest crowd, not just this day but this week. >> reporter: senator marco rubio walked out to a packed room, there were hundreds here, but not everyone was...
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. netflix says friday the show's front-runners lauren graham and alex bledel will returnment the streaming service did not say when the show would premiere or what the title would be. >>> the oscars have some diversity problems, but the screen actors guild awards are a these are the big winners and big moment. >> welcome to diverse tv, ladies and gentlemen. >> the 22nd annual s.a.g. awards was a show of strength for diversity? oel wood. queen latifah won for "bessie." >> i hope known that doesn't come in the package people say you should, keep fighting for it. >> "orange is the new black," uzo won. many people. >> it triumphed as best comedy series. >> this is what we talk about when we talk about diversity. >> idris elba won a tv award for kwt "luther" and a film award about "beasts of no nation." of a transgender woman in "the danish girl." carol burnett recalled being told early in her career. >> all the comedy variety shows are hosted by men. comedy variety is a man's game. >> as for those looking for oscar indicators, the "the revenant" store dicaprio and brie larson took be
. netflix says friday the show's front-runners lauren graham and alex bledel will returnment the streaming service did not say when the show would premiere or what the title would be. >>> the oscars have some diversity problems, but the screen actors guild awards are a these are the big winners and big moment. >> welcome to diverse tv, ladies and gentlemen. >> the 22nd annual s.a.g. awards was a show of strength for diversity? oel wood. queen latifah won for...
NBC10 News Today Weekend at 6am : WCAU : January 31, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EST
season. lauren mayk is in iowa covering the caucuses. >>> and presidential candidates, ted cruz, marco rubio and bernie sanders will be talking with chuck todd on "meet the press" that comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> this morning crews are wrapping up their work at a house fire in the logan section of philadelphia. the blaze broke out around 4:00 on north 5th street and summerville avenue. it didn't take long for firefighters to knock down the flames. investigators are say it appears the fire started on the second floor. there are no reported injuries and the cause is still under investigation. >>> this morning philadelphia police are looking for the men who may have flashed a phony police badge during a robbery. this happened during the delaware valley "sportscenter" on bustleton. >>> there is no word on a motive, prosecutors are accusing a mercer county woman of murder in the beating death of her mother-in-law. police arrested tasneem diwan friday night in a casino. police found her mother-in-law's body on tuesday night in her home. officers say a 911 call le
season. lauren mayk is in iowa covering the caucuses. >>> and presidential candidates, ted cruz, marco rubio and bernie sanders will be talking with chuck todd on "meet the press" that comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> this morning crews are wrapping up their work at a house fire in the logan section of philadelphia. the blaze broke out around 4:00 on north 5th street and summerville avenue. it didn't take long for firefighters to knock down the...
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rwin over voters. lauren mayk is there. >> reporter: we are outside of des moines and this is the ballroom of a hotel and rally for marco rubio. and this is the kind of event you will see in iowa before the final push on caucus night. >> this is by large our biggest crowd. >> reporter: senator marco rubio walked out to a packed room, hundreds were here, but not everyone was convinced. >> i'm not settled yet. >> reporter: who is the other one? >> cruz. >> reporter: karen johnson has less than 48 hours to decide. do you usually know at this point? >> yes. >> reporter: why is this year different? >> well, number one, there's more people involved. >> reporter: she wasn't the only one on the fence. >> why are you here? >> i haven't decided who i'm caucuses for. i'm out listening to candidates this weekend. >> reporter: it's why candidates are out across the state, trying to reach iowans with just the right pitch. including republican ted cruz in ames, iowa, bernie sanders in manchester, and democrat hillary clinton, joined by daughter, chelsea, in carroll. rubio already won some over.
rwin over voters. lauren mayk is there. >> reporter: we are outside of des moines and this is the ballroom of a hotel and rally for marco rubio. and this is the kind of event you will see in iowa before the final push on caucus night. >> this is by large our biggest crowd. >> reporter: senator marco rubio walked out to a packed room, hundreds were here, but not everyone was convinced. >> i'm not settled yet. >> reporter: who is the other one? >> cruz....
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, dipg. that's the type of brain cancer many people came to know because of lauren hill. the operation grace white foundation hospitaled the event in honor of 7-year-old grace, also battling dipg. >> grace has beat the odds significantly. 95% of patients die within nine months from diagnosis. grace is in her 15th month. jonathan: organizers say she's that another tumor has grown. she's currently undergoing medical treatment in north carolina, where her father is stationed in the army. the cincinnati cyclones spent the weekend supporting breast cancer research. last night, they held their pink in the rink game against the quad city mallards at u.s. bank arena. the cyclones won in overtime too. 3-2 was the final score. after the game, the team hosted a party at santo grill at the banks, where players auctioned off special pink game jerseys to raise money for the cause. this weekend, nick goepper is going for a four-peat. the indiana native has three medals in the ski style event. he's going after his fourth in aspen. last year, he made it to the fine round as an alternate. as a
, dipg. that's the type of brain cancer many people came to know because of lauren hill. the operation grace white foundation hospitaled the event in honor of 7-year-old grace, also battling dipg. >> grace has beat the odds significantly. 95% of patients die within nine months from diagnosis. grace is in her 15th month. jonathan: organizers say she's that another tumor has grown. she's currently undergoing medical treatment in north carolina, where her father is stationed in the army. the...
Saturday Today in New York : WNBC : January 30, 2016 9:00am-10:00am EST
convicted sex offender. connected to the disappearance of lauren spierer. this comes as police and fbi raided a second home where justin winches used to live. he's behind bars awaiting charges on an unrelated crime. >> my parents were freaked out for sure. they were very nervous about me being alone, walking alone at night. >> there weren't a lot of details as to what could have happened to her. it could happen to any of us. >> a lot of questions here still. police aren't saying what led to this latest search. the suspect's lawyer says his client denies knowing anything about lauren spierer's disappearance. >>> two anti-government protesters were called a threat to the community. the judge denied bail to the two arrested from a oregon wildlife refuge. video shows their arrest moments before police shot and killed lavoy finicum. one of three inmates who escaped from the orange county jail in california. bac duong told a stranger to call police and turned himself in. they used a rope made of bed sheets to help in the breakout. the manhunt is still out for the other two escapees. >>> ther
convicted sex offender. connected to the disappearance of lauren spierer. this comes as police and fbi raided a second home where justin winches used to live. he's behind bars awaiting charges on an unrelated crime. >> my parents were freaked out for sure. they were very nervous about me being alone, walking alone at night. >> there weren't a lot of details as to what could have happened to her. it could happen to any of us. >> a lot of questions here still. police aren't...
Today in Iowa : KWWL : January 30, 2016 8:00am-9:00am CST
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joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. everything is calm now but that may soon change. let's go right to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan who is tracking a couple winter storms headed our way.. let's go right to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan for a check of our forecast. we have another nice morning the mid 20s to low 30s to start the day. winds are light to tracking through and they will stick around for the day. by this evening, we could have a few showers tracking through, but most will hold off until after midnight... and even then will be light through sunday. we should be able to climb back into the upper 30s to low 40s this afternoon as the winds turn back to the south. it will become breezy tomorrow and we will stay mild, but we have a few showers tracking through and a larger system heading our way for tuesday. i'll have more on that system in a few minutes. new this morning... a new waterloo restaurant is damaged after a kitchen fire this waterloo firefighters responding to tokyo bay just after 3 this morning. they believe the fire started in th
joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. everything is calm now but that may soon change. let's go right to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan who is tracking a couple winter storms headed our way.. let's go right to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan for a check of our forecast. we have another nice morning the mid 20s to low 30s to start the day. winds are light to tracking through and they will stick around for the day. by this evening, we could have a few showers...
Saturday Today in New York : WNBC : January 30, 2016 6:00am-7:00am EST
convicted sex offender. they believe he could be connected to the disappearance of lauren spierer. he's now behind bars on an unrelated charge. spierer was at a party with fellow students more than four years ago. >> i mean, my parents were freaked out, for sure. they were nervous of me being >> there weren't a lot of details as to what could have happened to her. it could happen to any of us. >> police are not saying what led to this latest search. >>> an oregon judge called two anti-government protesters a threat to the community. the judge denied bail for two men who occupied a wildlife refuge. video showed the moments before their arrest when police finicum. finicum's family, however, says the shooting was not justified. >>> authorities in orange county, california, say they have recaptured an inmate who escaped from jail. bac duong asked a stranger to call police and turned himself in. they used a rope of bed sheets a manhunt still for hossein nayeri. >> how much would you pay for a fiat with a little pope history? we'll tell you how much it went at auction. >>> and we return
convicted sex offender. they believe he could be connected to the disappearance of lauren spierer. he's now behind bars on an unrelated charge. spierer was at a party with fellow students more than four years ago. >> i mean, my parents were freaked out, for sure. they were nervous of me being >> there weren't a lot of details as to what could have happened to her. it could happen to any of us. >> police are not saying what led to this latest search. >>> an oregon...
Today : WNBC : January 29, 2016 7:00am-10:00am EST
launched a new search connected to the disappearance of lauren speier. she went missing five years ago while attending indiana university. agents were seen outside a home in nearby martinsville, indiana. the home once belonged to a registered sex offender. the fbi never said how he might be linked, only confirming they were following up on leads and tips. >>> mix of rain and snow this afternoon, no accumulation expected. 40 is the high. tonight skies clear, 26 degrees, tomorrow clouds and sun, high of 39. sunday temperatures start to warm up. we could reach 47 degrees. high. >>> coming up on the "today" show, al wraps up casserole week by giving a classic shepherd's pie a cheesy makeover. are you happy with your bathroom? i wasn't. but for years, i didn't do anything about it. i thought i didn't have the money, until i learned about bath fitter. bath fitter puts a new bathtub right over your old one. isn't that amazing? bath fitter will measure and make you a new custom bathtub that they install right over your existing one, with beautiful matching walls. that means you don't have
launched a new search connected to the disappearance of lauren speier. she went missing five years ago while attending indiana university. agents were seen outside a home in nearby martinsville, indiana. the home once belonged to a registered sex offender. the fbi never said how he might be linked, only confirming they were following up on leads and tips. >>> mix of rain and snow this afternoon, no accumulation expected. 40 is the high. tonight skies clear, 26 degrees, tomorrow clouds...
NBC10 News Today at 6am : WCAU : January 27, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EST
. >> i'm lauren mayk. there are still some schools on delay this morning. that information is scrolling at the bottom of your screen but it's back to school for most folks today. let's get right to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley. i already had my umbrella out today, bill. >> yes, umbrellas instead of shovels during the day today. that's the good news. that's what we're starting with at least. the rain has stretched through the philadelphia area but it's quickly ending in the city. and becoming more scattered now in delaware and south jersey. you might see a few snowflakes as it tapers off in middletown. not to worry, the temperatures are above freezing for the entire region. it's just rain that is falling and adding to the melting conditions that we saw all night long and will see all day long today. the only exception, the pocono mountains has cooled down to 32 degrees temporarily once we get sunshine. it will beç warming up there, too. upper 40s, allentown, pottstown, wilmington. we're getting a break from the cold, from the icy situation and the rain, that will be end
. >> i'm lauren mayk. there are still some schools on delay this morning. that information is scrolling at the bottom of your screen but it's back to school for most folks today. let's get right to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley. i already had my umbrella out today, bill. >> yes, umbrellas instead of shovels during the day today. that's the good news. that's what we're starting with at least. the rain has stretched through the philadelphia area but it's quickly ending...
Today in New York : WNBC : January 27, 2016 5:00am-7:00am EST
. i will keep you posted. more weather and traffic on the 4s.> lauren, thank you so much. >>> back to school in newark today. for the first time since the blizzard. there's still streets that need to be cleared and "today in new york's" tracie strahan is reporting once again from newark this morning. tracie, people warning how old to school. >> block by block, it's been trending on twitter. apparently not in block. right now, we're trying to figure out who how any kid would be able to stand in all of this. this is sout 13th street. a lot of ice a snow. this morning, we saw firsthand a lot of problems. take a look for yourself. this tasks xi cab was bning rubber trying to get out of a rut this morning. it took about 15 minutes for the car to get pushed out of area. ev afterwards we spoke to the driver about what she had seen on the streets going block by block herself. not a lot of plows but she's anticipating today, a lot of problems as schools go back to. >> the children got to be able go to school. not get to go -- how are the going to travel. it's not worth it. >> reporter: she was
. i will keep you posted. more weather and traffic on the 4s.> lauren, thank you so much. >>> back to school in newark today. for the first time since the blizzard. there's still streets that need to be cleared and "today in new york's" tracie strahan is reporting once again from newark this morning. tracie, people warning how old to school. >> block by block, it's been trending on twitter. apparently not in block. right now, we're trying to figure out who how any...
NBC10 News Today 11am : WCAU : January 26, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EST
, what are you seeing? >> right, lauren. so what we're looking at is 78 right now. that actually is closed in several different areas because of that freezing rain. and it's caused several accidents. you can see traffic moving by at this point. that can also be traffic getting on some of the ramps in between those closure points as well. so either way a slow go if you're already on there. and if you're trying to approach this scene, you're going to expect closures. this is in berks county. several accidents reported. go to my map and get more detailed. exit 10 at bethel township, another reported at exit 30 and another one reported at exit 40 in greenwich township. a big stretch between route 22 and exit 6 through route 737 exit 40 where you'll see delays and closures. looking a bit better this is around montgomery drive. see no problems in either direction. we're still green for our drive times eastbound from the blue to the schuylkill expressway. you can see maybe the exit ramps are not plowed as well as other areas or could be potentially slick spots. this is around 38 in maple s
, what are you seeing? >> right, lauren. so what we're looking at is 78 right now. that actually is closed in several different areas because of that freezing rain. and it's caused several accidents. you can see traffic moving by at this point. that can also be traffic getting on some of the ramps in between those closure points as well. so either way a slow go if you're already on there. and if you're trying to approach this scene, you're going to expect closures. this is in berks...
theestreets cleear. look at the morning commute. heere's lauren skala. >>> thanks. no southbound service on the b train from prospect part to brighton beach. delays on the m and r. minor delays on the metro north. limited service to journal square for passengers. still no rail service in the area. two accidents on the new jersey purposement one in the truck lanes wthbound before p interchange 14. one in the car lanes by interchange 10. we have a 40-minute delay inbound at the gw bridge b waause of an accident on the westbound highway. back to you. >> thanks. >>> today, mild afternoon. high of 44. chance for rain later in the tonight, 35 in the city. 40s in the suburbs. thursday, cooler, lots of sun, 38 degrees. friday, mostly cloudy, high of 39. looking like the nant storm heading our way should go out to sea. coming up on the "today" show, jenna and natalie wrap up the "start today" series with how a ec look at working out with a since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today
theestreets cleear. look at the morning commute. heere's lauren skala. >>> thanks. no southbound service on the b train from prospect part to brighton beach. delays on the m and r. minor delays on the metro north. limited service to journal square for passengers. still no rail service in the area. two accidents on the new jersey purposement one in the truck lanes wthbound before p interchange 14. one in the car lanes by interchange 10. we have a 40-minute delay inbound at the gw...
Today : WCAU : January 26, 2016 7:00am-10:01am EST
, mmm, mmm mmmm, mmm mmm, mmm! mmmm, mmmm mmmm, yoplait >>> gourod morning, i'm lauren mayk. breaking news, freezing rain has caused multiple accidents on interstate 78. the highway is shut down in both directions. let's get details now from nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >>> out in berks county we have the road closed in both directions. with the accidents on 78 in vessel township, 78 and exit 40 in greenwood township and another on exit 30 in tilden township causing a big closure. avoid 78 if you can. at least to be safe if not just to avoid the backups. another backup to avoid, 295 near sloan avenue. we are approaching an accident scene on 295. this is in lawrence township. it's been at a crawl for 45 minutes or so. >>> thank you, jessica. outside of your car, watch where you step today. there's a lot of ice out there. let's hope the ice will melt some of that away. meteorologist bill henley is here with the answer to that. >> temperatures are climbing, but for the area of light, freezing rain that moved through berks county creating slippery condi
, mmm, mmm mmmm, mmm mmm, mmm! mmmm, mmmm mmmm, yoplait >>> gourod morning, i'm lauren mayk. breaking news, freezing rain has caused multiple accidents on interstate 78. the highway is shut down in both directions. let's get details now from nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >>> out in berks county we have the road closed in both directions. with the accidents on 78 in vessel township, 78 and exit 40 in greenwood township and another on exit 30 in tilden...
lauren. >> thanks, chris. no major problems on the roads ju yet but let's talk about the rails. l.i.e. rr, expected to be delayed between 6:00 and 6:30 a.m. the rest of it to come back be atwee6:00 and 6:30. anfod path commuters still no rail servise between newark and journal square. but starting at about 6:00 a.m., they'll start offer something limited shuttle bus service from newark over to journal square as well as harrin toe.ournal square. are having a tough time getting back to normal. >> we're going to begin witp "today in new york's" tracie strahan. tracie, schools in newark closed once again today. >> reporter: it's all because of snow remt'oval efforts. the snow removal efforts will originate today, but all of the snst on north 5th street. you can see in the distance still packed in the middle of the street, well, that's what's causing issues throughout the city. we'll show you video of path cruise trying to remove snow from the rails. as she said, there's no service from newark to journal square. and right now, that service cancellation is expected to last least through the end
lauren. >> thanks, chris. no major problems on the roads ju yet but let's talk about the rails. l.i.e. rr, expected to be delayed between 6:00 and 6:30 a.m. the rest of it to come back be atwee6:00 and 6:30. anfod path commuters still no rail servise between newark and journal square. but starting at about 6:00 a.m., they'll start offer something limited shuttle bus service from newark over to journal square as well as harrin toe.ournal square. are having a tough time getting back to...
Today : WLWT : January 25, 2016 7:00am-10:00am EST
killed in a sunday car crash. 16 year old lauren wilfong was an 11th grader at milford high school. we've learned she spent part of her school taking college courses. grief counselors will be on hand this morning helping students. lauren died when she went off the side of the road on glendale milford road ... hitting another car. she was not wearing a seatbelt. the other driver was not hurt. city leaders are hosting another meeting...focusing on crime in cincinnati... this is the second in a series of community meetings -- to discuss the gather input from citizens about how to deal with the issue. today's meeting will take place at the evanston recreation center from 6-30 to 8-30. wlwt news 5's kyla woods has an update now on traffic .. kyla? thawing out this week. today sunny skies until mid afternoon. highs should hit the low 40s and stay there well into the night. so rain showers are on the way after 6-8pm. it will rain off and on through around sunrise on tuesday. maybe a flurry tuesday evening. highs climb late in the week to >>> it's 8:00 on "today." come ing up, digging out
killed in a sunday car crash. 16 year old lauren wilfong was an 11th grader at milford high school. we've learned she spent part of her school taking college courses. grief counselors will be on hand this morning helping students. lauren died when she went off the side of the road on glendale milford road ... hitting another car. she was not wearing a seatbelt. the other driver was not hurt. city leaders are hosting another meeting...focusing on crime in cincinnati... this is the second in a...
discomfort. >>> good morning, i'm lauren mayk. after the blizzard comes the cleanup. the weekend storm caused flooding up and down the jersey shore. and today new jersey officials will look at beach erosion and property damage from the storm. they will visit shore counties and cape may county. >>> now we'll go to bill henley. >> no shortage of sunshine and that includes the shore now above freezing. cape may is up to 36 degrees. so that is melting. you see a little bit of snow left on the ground. well, 36 in cape may. so below freezing for the rest of the area. philadelphia is 23 degrees. 13 in millville and pottstown. and allentown along with mount pocano, 19 degrees. all those numbers warmer than first thing this morning. and the warming will continue. we'll wind up in the mid-30s this afternoon. >>> thank you, bill. a reminder for you as you look out your window at the snow, if you see it, share it. we want to see photos of blizzard 2016 from you. send them right to the nbc 10 app and you can see what others are sending in. we have a gallery filled with pictures from nbc 10 viewers
discomfort. >>> good morning, i'm lauren mayk. after the blizzard comes the cleanup. the weekend storm caused flooding up and down the jersey shore. and today new jersey officials will look at beach erosion and property damage from the storm. they will visit shore counties and cape may county. >>> now we'll go to bill henley. >> no shortage of sunshine and that includes the shore now above freezing. cape may is up to 36 degrees. so that is melting. you see a little bit...
returning to work and school for the first time since the blizzard hit. lauren skala's here with what's running and what's not, more importantly. >> right, expect a slow tried work. everything's open on the roads. we have the entire z line suspended now. j trains will make all local stops. we have delays on the 2 and staten island railway. in addition to that, nj transit experiencing 20-minute delays systemwide, up to an hour delay on the rare ton valley line. bus service for gladstone commuter and cross ticketing systemwide. path trains, no service between the system. >>> lori has been keeping a close eye on the long island railroad commute all morning and joins us from lynnbrook with the latest. >> reporter: the trains started rolling at about 6:00 this they are running on a modified schedule. commuters had expected that service would be restored at about 5:00. some of the tracks were frozen. a spokesperson for the mta apologized to rider earlier. but many were frustrated wondering how they would get to work on time today. back to you. >> thank you. we'll be right back. >>> ld start t
returning to work and school for the first time since the blizzard hit. lauren skala's here with what's running and what's not, more importantly. >> right, expect a slow tried work. everything's open on the roads. we have the entire z line suspended now. j trains will make all local stops. we have delays on the 2 and staten island railway. in addition to that, nj transit experiencing 20-minute delays systemwide, up to an hour delay on the rare ton valley line. bus service for gladstone...
farmingdale and ronkonkoma. with more on your morning commute here is lauren scala. >> you will want to head over to the montauk branch or port jefferson branch to get a ride service as of yet. heading over to the connecticut turnpike, disabled vehicle southbound after black rock turnpike, exit 23. that's in the left lane. headed to the hudson river crossings, 30 minutes at the gw, 40 at the lincoln. >>> we'll be right back with dave's forecast. state tests don't unfairly count against students. and test scores won't be used in teacher evaluations. less testing. greater focus on learning. that's a start, but there's more to do. let's work together to support sensible and fair learning standards that help every child -- in every neighborhood -- succeed. >> let's check the weather for today. 35 degrees, lots of sunshine. a little chilly but pleasant day all in all. tonight, down to 23. still quiet and serene. seven-days ahead, the big problem is the weekend. we have a blizzard watch in effect for the area and a winter storm watch for much of the region. lauren, over to you. >> i'll take i
farmingdale and ronkonkoma. with more on your morning commute here is lauren scala. >> you will want to head over to the montauk branch or port jefferson branch to get a ride service as of yet. heading over to the connecticut turnpike, disabled vehicle southbound after black rock turnpike, exit 23. that's in the left lane. headed to the hudson river crossings, 30 minutes at the gw, 40 at the lincoln. >>> we'll be right back with dave's forecast. state tests don't unfairly count...
News 4 Today : KTIV : January 21, 2016 5:00am-7:00am CST
on one and that's very important to me," nancy kunickis of laurens, iowa. but, they're still not ready to make a final decision... "i gotta tell ya i'm still on the fence about many, ya it's a very, very large field and the fact that they allow us to meet them one-on-one is very helpful and very important to all of us," said ken kunickis of laurens, iowa. both candidates say it's time to get serious and cast that vote on february 1st. >> ben carson says it will be with a "heavy heart" that he resumes his presidential campaign thursday.. following the death of a 25- year old volunteer. carson wrote on facebook that he'll be "filled with the inspiration" of braden joplin's life story when he returns to the campaign trail in iowa. joplin was a texas tech student killed tuesday when a van carrying four carson staff members flipped on any icy patch of road in cass county, iowa .. and was rammed by another vehicle. the candidate immediately stopped campaigning and flew from south carolina to omaha, nebraska.. where joplin was rushed to a trauma center. the other three passengers in the
on one and that's very important to me," nancy kunickis of laurens, iowa. but, they're still not ready to make a final decision... "i gotta tell ya i'm still on the fence about many, ya it's a very, very large field and the fact that they allow us to meet them one-on-one is very helpful and very important to all of us," said ken kunickis of laurens, iowa. both candidates say it's time to get serious and cast that vote on february 1st. >> ben carson says it will be with a...
weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >> lauren, thanks very much. >>> as dave just said, a blizzard watch goes into effect saturday morning. not just snow but flooding is a major concern with this storm. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is in hoboken. this is a really big concern because this city has had to deal with the flooding so many times before. >> reporter: that's right, michael. not only are we right by the water in this particular area, by the path station, but this is where all of the transit hubs are. new jersey transit as well as the path trains. already they've unveiled their plans to deal with it. we saw first hand steel plates, reinforcements put in front of an above-ground elevator at the new jersey transit station here. this is a station, if you remember, that was inundated by flooding during hurricane sandy. they're not leaving anything to chance days before this storm. the walls are just another effort to try and keep trains moving during the storm. down the jersey shore, they're doing the same, getting ready for any coastal flooding that could occur as a res
weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >> lauren, thanks very much. >>> as dave just said, a blizzard watch goes into effect saturday morning. not just snow but flooding is a major concern with this storm. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is in hoboken. this is a really big concern because this city has had to deal with the flooding so many times before. >> reporter: that's right, michael. not only are we right by the water in this particular area, by the path...
a look at the morning commute. here's lauren scala. >> thank you, darlene. staten island commuters, watch out for an accident eastbound out by clove road in the left lane. it's pretty slow through here. then this accident on the bqe in the center lane. slow ride from past the long island expressway. watch out for a tire westbound on he cross bronx expressway the sheridan expressway. delays back to the bruckner interchange. back to you, darlene. >> thanks, lauren. we'll be right back with chris' forecast. >>> it's cold. seasonably cold out there. feels better in recent mornings. windchills in the 20s and teens out there. 28 degrees. we've got a mostly sunny sky. some patchy clouds out there as well. the clouds will take over as we go through the day today. by noontime, looking at 31. still a bit breezy but not bad. 34 at 3:00 as it turns overcast. could be brief snow flurries or snow showers, south of the city this evening. counsel to the 20s. 34, quiet tomorrow. looks like the snow threat is towards saturday morning and a rough one saturday with heavy snow a possibility. >> chris,
a look at the morning commute. here's lauren scala. >> thank you, darlene. staten island commuters, watch out for an accident eastbound out by clove road in the left lane. it's pretty slow through here. then this accident on the bqe in the center lane. slow ride from past the long island expressway. watch out for a tire westbound on he cross bronx expressway the sheridan expressway. delays back to the bruckner interchange. back to you, darlene. >> thanks, lauren. we'll be right...
at 35. more on the snow threat in a little bit. let's find out about the commute from lauren. >> we have some of the same problems we've had for a little while now, including this truck fire that's in the process of being extinguished on 287 northbound just before north maple avenue. that still shuts down two lanes. heading up to route 9w, shut down in both directions because of an accident by finger street. all things to keep in mind. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you. >>> on this wednesday, breaking news overseas. under the cover of fog, armed men scaled walls around the school and they started shooting. "today in new york's" kerry barrett is monitoring this story from our newsroom. >> good morning, darlene. the newest information, a senior pakistani taliban member claiming that group was responsible for that attack, but the main spokesman for the group is denying it was involved. a little bit of conflicting information there. the latest number, as many as 20 dead, that includes the four gunmen, 60 injured. witnesses say they were hostages taken to
at 35. more on the snow threat in a little bit. let's find out about the commute from lauren. >> we have some of the same problems we've had for a little while now, including this truck fire that's in the process of being extinguished on 287 northbound just before north maple avenue. that still shuts down two lanes. heading up to route 9w, shut down in both directions because of an accident by finger street. all things to keep in mind. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s....
denouncing the attack later this morning. >>> let's take a look at the morning commute. here's lauren scala. >> thanks, darlene. we still have this accident out there eastbound on the cross bronx expressway by jerome avenue shutting down two lanes. a live look at the george washington bridge from the side there. you can see how slow-going it is on both levels. inbound you have an hour wait right now into the upper level tolls. 45 minutes into the lower. 40 minutes at the lincoln. about 15 at the holland. in addition to that, we have an aclcident on 78 eastbound just after 26 causing delays. if you're getting on the subways, there are delays and service changes on the lines listed here. >>> we'll be right back with chris' forecast. >>> tough morning out there. feels like 2 in central park. feels like zero at jfk. 1 below in newburgh. bundle up. it stays windy and cold. it is a sunny day. temperatures should climb to the teens to the mid-20s by afternoon. forecasting a high of 29 degrees for the rest of the week until friday when clouds start to increase. we're in the 30s, above freezin
denouncing the attack later this morning. >>> let's take a look at the morning commute. here's lauren scala. >> thanks, darlene. we still have this accident out there eastbound on the cross bronx expressway by jerome avenue shutting down two lanes. a live look at the george washington bridge from the side there. you can see how slow-going it is on both levels. inbound you have an hour wait right now into the upper level tolls. 45 minutes into the lower. 40 minutes at the...
to you. >> lori x, thank you very much. let's look at the morning commute with lauren. >> michael, good morning. if you're just hearing about this, the bronx river parkway is shut down from a serious accident that took place overnight. this will be closed until tomorrow. the palmer avenue bridge is also shut down. level of the george washington bridge and now a disabled vehicle there. a 30-minute wait there. watch out for an accident on 78 eastbound in the local lanes by exit 56. back to you, michael. >> lauren, we'll be right back with chris' foesh. >>> cold is in. wind increasing. 32 mile an hour gusts in central park. gusts between 30 and 35 miles an hour and higher in the suburbs north and west creating windchills in the single digits and low teens. you need to bundle up. temperatures in the 20s. tonight. windchills tonight around 0. actual low temperature around 19. upper 20s tomorrow. windchills in the teens. little bit of wednesday and thursday, all eyes to the coast friday night into saturday. could see our first significant snow around here and then clearing skies by sund
to you. >> lori x, thank you very much. let's look at the morning commute with lauren. >> michael, good morning. if you're just hearing about this, the bronx river parkway is shut down from a serious accident that took place overnight. this will be closed until tomorrow. the palmer avenue bridge is also shut down. level of the george washington bridge and now a disabled vehicle there. a 30-minute wait there. watch out for an accident on 78 eastbound in the local lanes by exit 56....
. charges pending. >>> let's look at the commute with lauren scala. >> thanks, darlene. we're talking about icy conditions. snow reported on storm king mountain. but in better news, the taconic finally reopened. we had multiple accidents and an there are residual delays. heading over to new jersey, we have this water main break out by mountain avenue. if you're getting on the trains, a 30-minute delay in both directions. >>> we'll be right back with chris' forecast. >>> temperatures this morning above freezing for a change in the city at least. 36 in dyker heights. in the park, up to 37 degrees. still below freezing north and west of town. we're seeing 20s. not a lot of wind out there. we don't have to deal with the biting cold. 40s, maybe even 50 this afternoon. sunshine gives way to clouds. overnight rain. rain the first half of the day tomorrow. maybe up until 10:00, 11:00 in the morning. then clearing. colder, 38 with flurries late sunday and much colder next week. probably below freezing for monday and tuesday despite sunshine. darlene? >>> thanks, chris. the growing backlash ove
. charges pending. >>> let's look at the commute with lauren scala. >> thanks, darlene. we're talking about icy conditions. snow reported on storm king mountain. but in better news, the taconic finally reopened. we had multiple accidents and an there are residual delays. heading over to new jersey, we have this water main break out by mountain avenue. if you're getting on the trains, a 30-minute delay in both directions. >>> we'll be right back with chris' forecast....
also need to move your car today. alternate side of the street parking rules are in heskt. >> lauren, thank you very much. >>> police are asking for your help to find a shooting suspect in the bronx. we're going to show you the suspect. 31-year-old juan rivera. investigators say he walked up to a man in the fordham heights section and shot him in the jaw and back. this took place on december 30th at 3:00 in the afternoon. the victim was taken to the hospital in stable condition. if you have any information, you're asked to contact police. >>> the man arrested for a shooting at the roosevelt field mall oblong island is due in court today. 21-year-old oliver lee is accused of trying to rob a tourneau store. >>> an elderly man is now in the hospital after he was hit by a motorcycle on the upper west side. police say the 73-year-old man 96th and amsterdam avenue when he was hit. they say the man was out of the crosswalk. the motorcyclist had the right-of-way. the man was taken to the hospital with head injuries and is in critical condition. the area has had a serious history of accidents
also need to move your car today. alternate side of the street parking rules are in heskt. >> lauren, thank you very much. >>> police are asking for your help to find a shooting suspect in the bronx. we're going to show you the suspect. 31-year-old juan rivera. investigators say he walked up to a man in the fordham heights section and shot him in the jaw and back. this took place on december 30th at 3:00 in the afternoon. the victim was taken to the hospital in stable condition....
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financial business "times," lauren lawrence cole. >> how are you? >> so we're talking about trying to pay down debt. we all have a ton of that. >> when it comes to paying down debt, 40% of americans are in this boat so you're not alone. use the momentum beginning of you need accountability and speed. the new year, try to pay it down as quickly as possible. find a buddy and use an app. you need a budget as a good one. sweep and mint.com. >> the accountability thing, aren't you either like that or you're not? you got into debt badly to begin with because of those kinds of habits. >> that's why i say do it fast because if you can really use the momentum, you can use and make progress. >> what about impulse shopping? you walk, see it and buy it. you want it. >> first of all, don't go by there. don't walk around. stay off the computer. >> we actually spend $200 on average per month on impulse shopping. >> oh, you're kidding. >> that adds up at the end of the year. >> stick to your list. if you commit to doing that, $2,400 itself that's enough to take a pretty nice vacation for two. >> or pay d
financial business "times," lauren lawrence cole. >> how are you? >> so we're talking about trying to pay down debt. we all have a ton of that. >> when it comes to paying down debt, 40% of americans are in this boat so you're not alone. use the momentum beginning of you need accountability and speed. the new year, try to pay it down as quickly as possible. find a buddy and use an app. you need a budget as a good one. sweep and mint.com. >> the accountability...
of his pockets and ran away. >>> here's lauren scala with the morning commute. >> we have delays on both directions on m trains. traveling through westchester, multiple accidents. it splits with the thruway. icy conditions out there. we have an accident southbound right by 287. this whole entire area. leave yourself extra time. a crash on the long island eastbound by exit 26. back to you. >> a check of the weather today. flurries this morning. high of 39. tonight, scattered clouds, 34 degrees. tomorrow, mild with rain at night. 49 is the high. saturday, showers continue in the morning. high of 47. sunday, sun and clouds, 45. coming up on the "today" show, the 88th academy award >>> 8:30 now on a thursday morning. it's the 14th day of january, 2016. that's our favorite little guy, wrangler, right there. by the way, couple of big anniversaries today. look, that's what he looked like 12 months ago. when he bounded into our lives. >> wrangler! wrangler! >> now, we're celebrating a year with brang wrangler on our show. >> such a big boy. he's all grown up. we'll take a stroll down memory
of his pockets and ran away. >>> here's lauren scala with the morning commute. >> we have delays on both directions on m trains. traveling through westchester, multiple accidents. it splits with the thruway. icy conditions out there. we have an accident southbound right by 287. this whole entire area. leave yourself extra time. a crash on the long island eastbound by exit 26. back to you. >> a check of the weather today. flurries this morning. high of 39. tonight,...
hosts a program that pairs shelter dogs with jail inmates. lauren winfrey explains how the initiative known as "a new leash on life" helps inmates get a fresh start. << (sot: jeff ulleweit, inmate) "she looked like she gained some weight since she left. yea...." jeff ulleweit is talking about bella -- a former shelter dog who was the first to find a new home. (sot: jeff ulleweit, inmate) "definitely when they get adopted, that's the best. we just had four puppies like six weeks ago, and that was a lot of fun, four at one time." (nats) "sit... sit..." jeff along with a few other selected inmates works to train and care shelter dogs at the dane county jail work-release center. (sot: jeff ulleweit, inmate) "oh, it's great. you learn a whole bunch. you know you have to put yourself in the dog's position to know how they're thinking and why they think that." the program started almost a year ago and since then has helped eight dogs get adopted. (sot: brett frazier, humane society) "the outcome has just been phenomenal of the support that they've had to rescue the dogs and to giv
hosts a program that pairs shelter dogs with jail inmates. lauren winfrey explains how the initiative known as "a new leash on life" helps inmates get a fresh start.
overall in fantastic shape. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> thanks so much, lauren. >>> breaking ing ing news right now in indonesia. several explosions went off in a popular tourist area in jakarta. kerry barrett is in the newsroom with this developing story. >> darlene, an update on the bodies. seven people are dead. that does include five attackers, two innocent people killed as well. also, there were several severe injuries. we don't know how many. working to get that information. first we're going to take a look at some of the surveillance video that actually caught one then we'll get into what we know. it's a mixed report right now about exactly how many explosions. anywhere from three to seven in jakarta. witnesses say at least three suicide bombers blew themselves up in a starbucks. i believe that's what we were looking at right there. after police stormed that cafe, there was a reporter on the scene that said he heard an additional blast. police also saying there were more than two hours of gun battles. as you mentioned, it all happened at a really busy sho
overall in fantastic shape. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> thanks so much, lauren. >>> breaking ing ing news right now in indonesia. several explosions went off in a popular tourist area in jakarta. kerry barrett is in the newsroom with this developing story. >> darlene, an update on the bodies. seven people are dead. that does include five attackers, two innocent people killed as well. also, there were several severe injuries. we don't know how many....
lauren for the commute. >> thanks, chris. we have overnight track work out there on ten different subway lines. do expect delays and service changes there. we have quite a few detours today. for new york city, the m-9, 103 then nj transit bus routes 30, 37, 78, and 107. you do need to move your car today. all the we'll have your next update on the 4s. >> thank you very much. >>> right now we're learning more about the columbia university students killed in a terrible bus crash in central america america. tracie strahan has some new information on the victims. >> reporter: michael, university's president broke the news in a statement to the community, saying the death of all three was made that much greater because they died trying to dedicate their lives to serving this community. we want to show you now some video of the scene in honduras, where all of this happened. the two columbia students and a health care worker who also worked at the school were riding in a bus that crashed while taking them to the airport to actually fly home. they had wrapped up a volunteer mission with g
lauren for the commute. >> thanks, chris. we have overnight track work out there on ten different subway lines. do expect delays and service changes there. we have quite a few detours today. for new york city, the m-9, 103 then nj transit bus routes 30, 37, 78, and 107. you do need to move your car today. all the we'll have your next update on the 4s. >> thank you very much. >>> right now we're learning more about the columbia university students killed in a terrible bus...
wearing. let's look at the morning commute with lauren scala. >> thanks, darlene. still delays and service changes on the b and the q lines and minor delays on the new haven line. if you're getting on the road, an accident on 80 westbound after the garden state parkway. delays are building. we have one on truck route 1 and 9 southbound. that's in the left lane. back to you. >>> lauren, thanks. we're going to take a break. we'll be right back with chris' forecast. >>> wind advisory staying in effect through the morning hours and probably early afternoon as well. we'll see gusts of 30 to 40 miles an hour from the city on east. the strongest winds tend to get further and further east closer to the storm as it pulls away. things improve to the west. it's cold out there. temperatures in the mid and upper teens. city and when that wind kicks in, it feels like 11 in the park, 10 windchill at jfk. 9 at newark. 4 is what it feels like in newburgh and 0 the windchill in monticello. 32 the high today. 36 tomorrow. clouds, early sun in the afternoon. milder friday, rain not snow friday night.
wearing. let's look at the morning commute with lauren scala. >> thanks, darlene. still delays and service changes on the b and the q lines and minor delays on the new haven line. if you're getting on the road, an accident on 80 westbound after the garden state parkway. delays are building. we have one on truck route 1 and 9 southbound. that's in the left lane. back to you. >>> lauren, thanks. we're going to take a break. we'll be right back with chris' forecast. >>>...
-way traffic. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you very much. >>> breaking news in new jersey. that's where firefighters are battling a huge business fire. it's happening right now on florence avenue in irvington. certainly is not helping. "today in new york's" acie strahan is there now. once again, a situation where the cold is a challenge for firefighters there. >> reporter: absolutely, michael. and it's not just the flames, it's these icing conditions. very severe. we keep looking at these irvington firefighters, this one in particular, who's covered in ice at this point, all because of all the water it took to try and get a handle on this fire on florence avenue. you see them packing up the hosing right now. the ladders have been put away as well. possibly a good sign, but not enough to save the businesses and apartments on top of it. let's show you how severe this fire was around 1:30 this morning. this video was given to us by a viewer who are live li ves in the area. he says he took it from the vantage point of headquarters bar and grill
-way traffic. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you very much. >>> breaking news in new jersey. that's where firefighters are battling a huge business fire. it's happening right now on florence avenue in irvington. certainly is not helping. "today in new york's" acie strahan is there now. once again, a situation where the cold is a challenge for firefighters there. >> reporter: absolutely, michael. and it's not just the flames, it's...
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.... thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. well we are in for some cold cold temps...and strong winds..lets go to storm track 7 meterologist denice pelster for a look at our forecast- let's go right to storm track seven meteorologist denice pelster or a check offour builds in from the north. a few expected. eastern iowa will experience falling temperatures today with northwest with gusts up to 35
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closed near the hospitals. let's look at the roads and rails with lauren scala. >> 7 trains running express from 71st avenue to will et cetera points. on the roads, the newark bay extension bridge, there's a disabled vehicle in the left lane. 280 westbound, an accident after the garden state parkway. hopping over to queens, watch out for one on the cross island northbound. on the l.i.e. westbound after deer park avenue. back to you. >>> thanks so much, lauren. we'll be right back with chris' forecast. >>> ts a chilly start. it may be cold enough, the areas shaded in purple toreer for it to be freezing rain and drizzle. winter weather advisory in effect there. it does not include the city, long island and most of new jersey as temperatures will be above freezing. above freezing this afternoon with increasing clouds. about 43. drizzle breaking out across the area. low 39. seven-day forecast looks like tomorrow a lot of clouds, couple of sprinkles and showers. the soaking rain is on sunday at 58 degrees. back to cold but dry weather early next week. darlene. >> thanks so much, chris. c
closed near the hospitals. let's look at the roads and rails with lauren scala. >> 7 trains running express from 71st avenue to will et cetera points. on the roads, the newark bay extension bridge, there's a disabled vehicle in the left lane. 280 westbound, an accident after the garden state parkway. hopping over to queens, watch out for one on the cross island northbound. on the l.i.e. westbound after deer park avenue. back to you. >>> thanks so much, lauren. we'll be right...
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high temperature at 43 degrees. let's see if the commute is not bad. let's find out from lauren. >> not bad. we have a couple things going on. let's head over to route 4 westbound. there's an accident by midland avenue in the left lane with a downed pole. not really causing a delay. 202 shut down northbound between mt. airy road and mt. harmony road because of fire department activity. a spot to avoid because it's a northbound closure. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you. >>> want to get to that breaking news happening on the upper west side. a hazmat situation at mt. sinai west hospital. patients who are at that hospital. it's on 10th avenue between 58th and 59th streets. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is on the upper west side with what's happening now. >> reporter: michael, still a lot of activity here on 9th after and all around mt. sinai west. a 31-year-old man jumped and fell on to an exterior oxygen line. we're showing you now what it looked like when we arrived. crews responded to a report of a morning. again, that was a 31-year-old t
high temperature at 43 degrees. let's see if the commute is not bad. let's find out from lauren. >> not bad. we have a couple things going on. let's head over to route 4 westbound. there's an accident by midland avenue in the left lane with a downed pole. not really causing a delay. 202 shut down northbound between mt. airy road and mt. harmony road because of fire department activity. a spot to avoid because it's a northbound closure. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s....
. more of that in a little bit. let's get the first check on a friday morning commute. here's lauren. >> good morning. we have a couple problems out there. route 202 shut down northbound between mt. airy road and harmony road. that's with a structure fire. route 4, accident westbound in t fue left lane by midland avenue. we'll have more weather and traffic coming up. >> lauren, thank you. >>> breaking news on the upper west side. a hazmat situation at a hospital happening at mt. sinai west on 10th avenue between 58th and 59th streets. tracie strahan is on the upper west side with more. >> reporter: darlene, police tell me this situation started after a 31-year-old man jumped from the back of the hospital and landed on an exterior oxygen line. a large emergency presence right now because that line was leaking. there's concern that it would affect operations at the hospital. crews responded to a report of a jumper just before 2:00 this morning. after that 31-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene, hazmat crews responded to that oxygen leak. right now, a private oxygen company is
. more of that in a little bit. let's get the first check on a friday morning commute. here's lauren. >> good morning. we have a couple problems out there. route 202 shut down northbound between mt. airy road and harmony road. that's with a structure fire. route 4, accident westbound in t fue left lane by midland avenue. we'll have more weather and traffic coming up. >> lauren, thank you. >>> breaking news on the upper west side. a hazmat situation at a hospital happening...
the weekend in a bit. let's look at the commute with lauren. >> good morning. the construction delays on the van wyck expressway southbound by the kew gardens interchange have eased out. our first minor problem on the roads. northbound on tonnelle avenue, watch out for a disabled vehicle by carlton avenue. we'll look at the gowanus expressway, where things are moving along nicely past the belt merge through industry city. enjoy that while you can. more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >> thanks very much. >>> new this morning, police say they found the man who splashed a stranger for chelsea. they found him thanks to a man who reck nieds ognized that attacker. katherine creag is live where the suspect is being held. so many people shocked to see the video of this attack. >> reporter: indeed, michael. also, just as incredible for a the suspect. as you said, it was an alert passerby who got a look at that suspect, recognizing him from surveillance video released by police and some of the businesses in that area on 23rd street. the suspect, kari bazemore, slashed a woman on the face
the weekend in a bit. let's look at the commute with lauren. >> good morning. the construction delays on the van wyck expressway southbound by the kew gardens interchange have eased out. our first minor problem on the roads. northbound on tonnelle avenue, watch out for a disabled vehicle by carlton avenue. we'll look at the gowanus expressway, where things are moving along nicely past the belt merge through industry city. enjoy that while you can. more weather and traffic ahead on the...
street parking rules in effect today. >> lauren, thank you. an option for new yorkers with certain conditions. there are only a handful of places around the state to get it. one of them is in union square. tracie strahan is there. new chapter here in new york city. >> reporter: it really is, michael. most people don't even know what's on the other side of this door here when they walk by in union square. this is going to be one of eight medical marijuana dispensaries to open in the state today. news 4 was able to get a look inside. this is one of the places that looks more like a boutique. this one is called columbia care. it's the first facility in new york city. no, there's no actual sight of marijuana plants inside. they're going to be dispensing non-smokeable medical marijuana in forms of capsules, vaporizers, and liquids. new york law limits distribution only to patients suffering from serious illnesses and who are screened by medical experts. >> because this is a patient product and this is a medical mother nature has made and we extract the organic, natural chemical compound
street parking rules in effect today. >> lauren, thank you. an option for new yorkers with certain conditions. there are only a handful of places around the state to get it. one of them is in union square. tracie strahan is there. new chapter here in new york city. >> reporter: it really is, michael. most people don't even know what's on the other side of this door here when they walk by in union square. this is going to be one of eight medical marijuana dispensaries to open in the...
with this. back to you. >> thank you very much, tracie. let's look at the morning commute with lauren scala. >> thanks, darlene. we still have ten-minute delays the bronx for metro-north commuters. on to connick, heavy delays because of accidents. there are reports of black ice out there. be careful. heading over to route 3. eastbound by route 17. the delays are still out there. that's another spot to avoid. the disabled truck on truck route 1 and 9 southbound by raymond boulevard. >>> thanks, lauren. we'll be right back with the forecast. >>> here's your forecast at 7:28. lots of sunshine. sunset tonight at 4:43. as far as the next seven days go, we're going to see a warming trend. friday night, a little bit of drizzle. saturday, mostly cloudy skies. warming temperatures. sunday, heavy rain back into the 30s monday and tuesday. darlene? >> dave, thank you. coming up on the "today" show, dr. oz was hips on how tips on how to fall asleep and stay asleep. another local update in a half hour. >>> we're back at 7:30. we promised a big announcement. here it is. you see the white house ther
with this. back to you. >> thank you very much, tracie. let's look at the morning commute with lauren scala. >> thanks, darlene. we still have ten-minute delays the bronx for metro-north commuters. on to connick, heavy delays because of accidents. there are reports of black ice out there. be careful. heading over to route 3. eastbound by route 17. the delays are still out there. that's another spot to avoid. the disabled truck on truck route 1 and 9 southbound by raymond boulevard....
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state. quarter - breanna allen - cros court to lauren steffen - she cans the corner triple. and then it was all about kelsey sanger and katie petersen - warriors on the break - sanger with a rocket inside to petersen - it's 15- nothing. later - it's not deja vu - just more great passing - petersen converting again - crofton rolling along. how about one more time - on the break - sanger to petersen - ponca didn't score until it was 25-nothing - all systems go for crofton tonight, 61-34. it was adam woodbury bobblehead night -- for the sioux city east grad. iowa was down 12-2 -- then got hot. jarrod uthoff -- doing some work down low. he scored 9 of iowa's first 13 points. then, woodbury spins down the lane for the hoop and the hack -- iowa has the lead at 23-22. iowa on a 10-0 run -- mike gesell -- the nebraska native -- he gets the 3-point play. iowa up 9 at the half. uthoff had another big game - the turnaroud is good -- iowa goes to 3-0 in big ten play with a 77-66 win. for more go to ktiv.com. i'm sports fource morning wrap. >> cold and snow is moving into siouxland. ben's in next
state. quarter - breanna allen - cros court to lauren steffen - she cans the corner triple. and then it was all about kelsey sanger and katie petersen - warriors on the break - sanger with a rocket inside to petersen - it's 15- nothing. later - it's not deja vu - just more great passing - petersen converting again - crofton rolling along. how about one more time - on the break - sanger to petersen - ponca didn't score until it was 25-nothing - all systems go for crofton tonight, 61-34. it was...
conditions as we head through the day. let's see how the morning commute is. we'll check in with lauren. >> good morning. morning commute has been nice to us so far with the exception of one spot. we'll take a live look outside at the van wyck expressway, where it is just one slow ride there as you make your way past the jackie robinson parkway. things are backed up. this is the spot to avoid. otherwise, here's the george washington bridge. this is what most of our major roadways look like. everything moving along nicely. just keep in mind you'll these your e-z pass if you're using the lower level until 6:00 a.m. lincoln and holland are fine. more weather and traffic coming up. >> thanks very much. >>> want to get to break news from overseas. north korea's announcement that it successfully tested a nuclear bomb. "today in new york's" kerry barrett is in the newsroom. >> michael, the u.n. holding an emergency session. here's the thing. the white house hasn't confirmed the test, and there's a bit of contradicting information. there's a south korean spy that says the bomb that was tested b
conditions as we head through the day. let's see how the morning commute is. we'll check in with lauren. >> good morning. morning commute has been nice to us so far with the exception of one spot. we'll take a live look outside at the van wyck expressway, where it is just one slow ride there as you make your way past the jackie robinson parkway. things are backed up. this is the spot to avoid. otherwise, here's the george washington bridge. this is what most of our major roadways look...
lauren scala with a look at the commute. >> a lot going on. 25-minute delays and on the ronkonkoma branches because of a broken rail. the q 56 bus is the best bet. at the lincoln tunnel, two inbound, one on 495. expect a 30-plus minute wait there. one outbound that cleared. a 120-minute wait on the inbound. >>> lauren, thanks so much. we'll be right back with chris' forecast. >>> it is bitterly kwoeld out stl in the teens. murray hill 11. 12 in astoria. 9 in morristown. 5 in sussex. sths part of the story. this s bad enough. when the wind kicks int feels colder. wind dhil moyer is town 5 below. we expect plenty of sunshine today. a high of only 30 degrees. 20s and teens tonight. 43 tomorrow, 44 thursday. we stay in the 40s for the weekend. watch for rain late friday into saturday. darlene. >>> coming up on the "today" show, jennifer lopez reveals the secrets behind her life, love and legacy. >>> 7:30 now on a chilly tuesday morning, the 5th of january, 2016. >> like four people in the crowd. >> these people are really braving the chilly weather here in new york. not a huge crowd, b
lauren scala with a look at the commute. >> a lot going on. 25-minute delays and on the ronkonkoma branches because of a broken rail. the q 56 bus is the best bet. at the lincoln tunnel, two inbound, one on 495. expect a 30-plus minute wait there. one outbound that cleared. a 120-minute wait on the inbound. >>> lauren, thanks so much. we'll be right back with chris' forecast. >>> it is bitterly kwoeld out stl in the teens. murray hill 11. 12 in astoria. 9 in morristown....
rolling along, lauren? >> not the best tuesday morning commute. live look outside at the cross bronx expressway where all eastbound lanes are closed for a while. you can see they have reopened. they've finished repairing a guardrail that's caused by the westbound. one lane getting by by the bronx river parkway. watch out for delays. in addition to that, because it's so cold outside, we have delays on certain subway lines. delays on downtown 5 trains. delays on jamaica bound j trains. more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> we have an update to a story breaking here yesterday morning. we have a look at a man wanted in a deadly s bbing at a bronx mcdonald's. tralacie strahan is at that restaurant in kingsbridge. tracie. r any evidence to point to the killer. hours ago they released new surveillance video that gives a pretty clear image of the suspect who alleged bely stabbed the suspect. the man is walking down the stalreet in a parka with a hooded sweatshirt underneath. he's carrying what appears to be a dark bag on his shoulder. police do believe that ke is the suspect that sta
rolling along, lauren? >> not the best tuesday morning commute. live look outside at the cross bronx expressway where all eastbound lanes are closed for a while. you can see they have reopened. they've finished repairing a guardrail that's caused by the westbound. one lane getting by by the bronx river parkway. watch out for delays. in addition to that, because it's so cold outside, we have delays on certain subway lines. delays on downtown 5 trains. delays on jamaica bound j trains....
Today : KNTV : January 4, 2016 7:00am-10:01am PST
harnesses paid for people like lauren lynn out for a drive with her dog buddy. he isn't strapped in, jumping all over here and distracting him all over the road. >> i don't see a problem with him getting wind in his ears and fur. >> reporter: but experts say it's dangerous. dashcam video showing dogs flying out of cars. nearly hit by oncoming traffic. the dog is okay. this dog even falling out of a window and amazingly survives, but it's not just dogs in danger wandering around your car. it's you too. >> in the event of a crash, a pet can be a projectile. they can hurt everyone, including themselves, so keep your pet restrained on every trip. >> so you come to the pet store to buy a harness, buy a carrier to keep your pet safe, some of the companies making bold promises on the packaging. check out this official looking seal, crash tested. others say certified certified safety and locks into place, but experts say many of them are deceptive. they don't work in a crash, and believe it or not, pet products like this are not regulated by anyone, not even the federal government. >> firin
harnesses paid for people like lauren lynn out for a drive with her dog buddy. he isn't strapped in, jumping all over here and distracting him all over the road. >> i don't see a problem with him getting wind in his ears and fur. >> reporter: but experts say it's dangerous. dashcam video showing dogs flying out of cars. nearly hit by oncoming traffic. the dog is okay. this dog even falling out of a window and amazingly survives, but it's not just dogs in danger wandering around...