Where well see those accumulating snows and its pretty well challenging for parts of Suffolk County. The city right now we have cloudy skies and 38 degrees winds out of the east and wind is a menace today gusting to 25 right now. Its an impressive big storm, slowly backing into our area. Somewhat reminiscent of fridays storm, a lot of the moisture will miss us to the south but we are going to see that change between now and 6 00 a. M. Snow start to roll in mainly south and east to the city. 611 more snow will fill in but its a slow mover as far as the move from east to west, 112 00 well see tapering off and a few snow showers from 2 008 00 and then after today theres another system well talk more about that in a bit right now though lets see how busy those morning roads are. Hi, alex. Good morning everyone. Its actually a pretty busy commute at 4 30 and we have an accident with an overturned truck and fuel spill with a side of the turnpike in the truck lanes at exit 13 but if you stick
After their horrible experience. The Royal Caribbean anthem of the seas pulling into port to cheers after the experienced passenger says it was anything but a vacation. Hell. Weve been on the high seas. We were trapped in a room for 17 hours like a roller coast you you cant get off of and you werent strapped in. Passengers kissing the ground. Worst vacation ever. The ship that left saturday was forced to turn around monday after sailing right into a winter storm off the coast of North Carolina sending massive waves crashing right up against them. 150 Miles Per Hour winds, 40 foot waves. We didnt think we would make it home. The captain made passengers stay at their rooms. We were at a 45degree angle video taken shows the cage left behind. They wonder why the captain decided to sail in the first place. He did tell us into the beginning he thought he could get around the bad weather. They are looking at improving their storm avoidance policy. It should never have happened but we are look
Abcs tom llamas leads us off from youngstown, ohio. Reporter tonight, donald trump casting his raucus rallies as kumbaya sessions. Im a peaceloving person, folks. We love peace. We all love peace. Theres no violence. Theres lovefest. These are love fests. Reporter today, a very different trump from the candidate fired up against those from test or the protesters. If you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them. And they started punching back, it was a beautiful thing. Id like to punch them in the face, ill tell you. I promise you, i will pay for the legal fees. Reporter some recent trump events seeming more like riots than rallies. In chicago, fist fights. In kansacity, police using pepper say. And in North Carolina, this trump suppter charged with assault after sucker punching a protester. Now trump may pay his legal bills. The man got carried away. He was 78 years old. He obviously loves this country. And maybe he doesnt like seeing ive actually instru
You will hear from the young boy. Good news for subway riders. A new stop on the 7 line is up and running shiny and new as we roll into the morning commute. Stokes. Thanks for being with us. Im Michelle Charlesworth in for ken rosato. 14th. You are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans is here with the happy monday. Lets take a look outside. A clear morning, crisp, fall like and we have temperatures in the 50s. I think you need to go like, june 27th to get a morning temperature in the 50s. 58 kingston. 53 carmel in putnam county. 56 new city, armonk. Everybody is in the 50s except for montauk around 65. Today we warm up quick. It will be breezy. We will get to 78 later on this afternoon. And its only going to be warmer this week. We will have temperatures back we will talk about that. Grab a jacket if you are about to head out the door. Traffic center. How is it going . On the subways, first of all, everything is okay on the earlier pr
Here to enlighten us, our good friend francis madi shes the regional Outreach Coordinator and mayra alda s deckert, special projects associate at the new York Immigration Coalition. Welcome to you both. Yes, the key to the city event, one of them is happening as we speak, correct . Thats correct. Out in. Queens. Far rockaway. Far rockaway, queens. Thats correct. For those who dont know, the key to the events what is it . Summarize it for me and the goal of it. Go ahead, francis. Sure. So the key to the city, its a group of events that happen in different schools throughout the five boroughs of new york city. Yes. And our coordinator, mayra alda s, is the one that actually gets in touch with the schools, and she brings together legal services, informational opportunities about english classes or anything else that the parents from that particular area are in need of. Okay, mayra, you guys have been doing these for quite some time correct . A few years. Well, the initiative was started b