52 bridgeport, 58 down the shore. Dense fog advisory until 7 00. Morris county, warren, somerset down to trenton. Off and on fog with that is out in Suffolk County, and a big batch of rain to come our way tonight that could change over to some snow. Tonight, the fog goes away, 8 00, 9 00, and well warm into the mid50s. Look at that temperature drop from 4 to 6. Well talk about that and the wet snow overnight coming your way for the commute tomorrow. Got some problems on the subway. Yeah, got some signal problems on the m train. New Jersey Transit, long island railroad, metronorth, they are doing just fine. You tractortrailer. We still have this accident on the Southern State parkway right near exit 39. That accident being cleared away. Parkway heading northbound near exit 69, thats an accident. There are injuries and thats why its taking a while to get that clear add way. Bqe, we still have that stall being cleared from the roadway. We have the George Washington bridge, lincoln and hol
The sad reality of more kids in foster care. And a tiny superhero gets an incredible new wheelchair powered by kindness. A royal couples candid confessions. Harry and meghan open up about pressure and scrutiny and what they may do next. This is the cbs evening news with Norah Odonnell. Odonnell good evening. Thank you so much for joining us. This is our western edition. Were going to begin with an explosive fire threatening multimillion dollar homes in the hills of los angeles. The windwhipped fire in Pacific Palisades is chewing through dry brush on rugged hillside, making it very difficult to contain. Many celebrities who live in the area enjoy sweeping ocean views, but tonight theyre getting an unsettling view as a fastmoving fire races through one of the citys most affluent canyons. Jamie yuccas leads off our coverage tonight from the fire zone. Were going to need at least ten more engines up here for structure protection. Ct reporter a desperate battle to save homes as flames race
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