Her car, she was treated and released before noon today. Were live in jersey city today, michelle charlesworth, channel 7 Eyewitness News. Also in new jersey tonight, weve just learned the names of the three family members who died in a house fire. 7yearold nae ann may. 51yearold maurice may also have died. Several extended family members shared that home. At least eight people were inside. The family members want to know why their loved ones could not be saved. Me and my husband tried to go in there. You had one officer seen that. He came and got us like no, you cant go in there. You cant go in there. Thats our family yourell not what youre re going to go in and get a e on su ca minutes after a receiving the 911 call. Confident firefightersthiding they could. Receiving reports tonight of the water of the deadly tug boat crash near the tappan bridge. The heroics after the 90foot boat hit a barge, Kemberly Richardson with that part of the coverage. Shes near the scene of the accident. P
Low 40s on the island. Theres that front and unfortunately, for eastern long island, these are your afternoon highs for today. Only getting into the 40s whereas areas well south and west of the city down toward baltimore and washington, d. C. Get into the 70s. Much like yesterday. So this front really changing our temperature profile for today. And along the front, theres also a band of clouds so were not going to have much in the way of sunshine i think there will be a few breaks out there from time to time. 48 8 00 in the morning. 52 your temperature by noon. 54 by 4 00 p. M. That east wind coming in off of the cooler waters of the Atlantic Ocean and keeping us quite a bit cooler than it was yesterday. Again only 40s over eastern long island. And were talking 60 Degrees South and west so a big temperature range aross the area. We send it over to Heather Orourke right now. Shes going to look at traffic. You can see behind me i have some flashing lights and this is the l. I. E. The wes
With a look at the forecast. Day. Similar temperatures. Overall, looking good. A slight chance of showers later on today. Take a look at where we are starting things off. It is mild out there. Fiftythree right now in the city. Fortysix in monticello. Fortyeight in belmar. The 24 hour temperature change is 5 degrees warmer in the not that impressive. But it is 20 degrees warmer in monticello this morning as opposed to yesterday. Those are some improvements. As a look at the vortex satellite, plenty of clouds overhead. You can see there is a lot of green on the screen. Plenty of moisture heading in our direction. It does not arrive until later this afternoon and evening. Overnight and throughout the day tomorrow, were today, it is warm and very pleasant. Finance, 57. 53 degrees. Tomorrow, 61 and mostly cloudy. Coming up. We will talk about a very uncomfortable start to the work week. Back to you. Thank you. Top story. A search and rescue operation. At the hudson river. For two members of
With a look at the forecast. A beautiful morning. Starting off in the 40s. Upper 40s for many. And low 50s. Such a difference from yesterday. In fact, for many of us, the temperature starting off lets take a look. See if you are one of the lucky ones this morning. Thirtytwo right now. Fiftythree in the city. Thirtyseven and started. Fortyeight in greenwich village. Clouds overhead. That will be the trend today. They will gradually get more thick as the day progresses. And there is a slight chance of showers this afternoon. Especially south and east of the city. Tomorrow, anticipating rain and wind and cold air. Today, not a lot of that. It is 37 at noon. Sixtyone is the high today. Showers possible as we get into the afternoon and evening hours. City. The full forecast coming up. We will talk about some changes in the work week. Back to you. Family and friends are clinging to hope as the search for two members of a tugboat crew is supposed to resume in the hudson river. Near the Tappan
The street and a car nearly under ground. Crews at this hour still working to make repairs. Janelle burrell has more from hoboken for us this morning. Reporter chris, certainly a rough morning for the owners of that car. You can see, actually, see them here behind us, on first street, talking with some of the crew members, here, from suez water, as they wait to make repairs to the water main break, this is just the latest in what has become routine for many residents here. There is no way phil snyder and his girlfriend could ever have imagined starting off their workweek like this. It took several reinforced straps and a backhoe to finally pluck their car above ground. Look outside, and saw the street was flooded and only took a few seconds to figure was going off. Reporter the monday went from bad to horrible, this is the car a half hour later. Almost half of it underneath first street, outside of their hoboken apartment. Is what it is. Reporter the aging infrastructure, some of it ne