Moment but first a check of weather and traffic. Meteorologist jeff smith is in for bill evans. Weather wise we have the best day of the week shaping up for today. 50 degrees so not even that cool of a start. Some of the suburbs a little bit cooler as we check out morristown sitting at the 41 degree mark, 39 up toward monticello, 47 on the island at islip, 48 down the shore at toms river. There are clouds out there route now and actually a couple of scattered showers over Sullivan County and thats near a little boundary thats kind of lingering in that area and this cold weather north of that boundary thankfully were south getting a southwesterly wind and that allows highs to sore well into the 60s even some low 70s in spots so here is your day planner 50 as 8 00 in the morning a mix of sun and clouds 60 by none time west southwest wind coming in 1020 Miles Per Hour pumping in that warmer air 69 your temperature by 4 00 in the afternoon and some of the the lower 70s during the day today
Thank you for joining us. Authorities are continuing their search for one of the suspected attackers who was spotted on surveillance cameras at the Brussels Airport that was targeted. In fact that man was seen at the airport wearing a white coat. The two other men that he was with are believed to be suicide bombers. Just a few minutes ago and belgium media identified them as brothers known to Police Reportedly with ties to the paris attacks. While the manhunt continue for the third suspect people across the world are mourning the victims. Vigils have been forming and growing including this one where people gathered last night to light candles and take a moment to honor lives lost. Well continue our coverage of the attacks in brussels throughout the morning but first lets get a check on the weather and traffic and turn to we finally have spring weather on the way. Its about time spring began after midnight saturday night. 49 in new york city with temperatures in the upper 30s, 43 montic
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How fast can you climb the Sky Tower? Hastings firefighter aims to beat personal best
13 May, 2021 06:00 PM
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Hastings firefighter Ken Laurie training for the upcoming Sky Tower challenge at Mitre 10 Sports Park, Hastings. Photo / Warren Buckland
Hastings firefighter Ken Laurie training for the upcoming Sky Tower challenge at Mitre 10 Sports Park, Hastings. Photo / Warren Buckland
Manawatu Guardian
By: Sahiban Hyde
Ken Laurie has climbed the Sky Tower, the tallest building in the southern hemisphere, for three years running.
This year will be his fourth, and last. Laurie, 54, will be taking part in the Firefighter Sky Tower Stair Challenge on May 22 and is hoping to beat his personal best time at the annual fundraiser for Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand.