minutes away from weather and traffic. it is quite mild. if you re looking for some of that holiday weather to put you in the holiday spirit, well, this is not going to be your next ten days. 41 degrees right now. our normal overnight low is 34. it should be about 24 in area of northern new jersey, should be 20 to 22 around monticello. it s going to be even warmer. we re looking at 52 this afternoon. we re going to be looking at 64 by sunday. we re going to talk about that in your accuweather seven-day forecast coming up in just a moment. weather then heather every 7 minutes. let s talk about our basement as we go over to our subway status, subway service is on or close to schedule. new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro north doing just fine. the southbound side of the fdr 1st avenue remains closed down. that incident that occurred on monday, and you can expect delays to and from the ed koch 59th street bridge as a result of that closure at 1st avenue. street cl
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anything. lewis says it s ridiculous he would use deer extract, then he darted across a busy road and hopped into the field. i really think i m the greatest receiver to ever play this game. i impacted the game by winning super bowls. randy moss told his teammates they are in new orleans on a business trip and went back to his job catching a ball for money. welcome to cbs this morning. breaking news a large and dangerous storm is moving from the south. it hit eastern missouri arkansas and tennessee. homes were damaged trees and power lines knocked down thousands lost power. the front stretches from texas to the northeast. one man has been killed in nashville and the storm also left its mark across indiana. reporter jessica hayes of wish-tv is in indianapolis. reporter: we re on the north side of indianapolis. this area is usually busy with computers and shoppers but straight line winds brought down a couple different power lines, one the worst damage you can se
i m christie romans in for john on assignment. i m zoraida sambolin. 5:00 a.m. on the east. half a million bucks, what do you think? are you in yet? the powerball jackpot tonight is the second largest in lottery history. that s a lot of office pools. we are in on it over here and have defied serious odds to get here. 16 consecutive powerball rollovers without a winner yet. and that streak is likely to end really soon. a lottery official calculates a 5% chance no one will win tonight if sales spike as they are expected to. and if you do happen to win the cash value of the jackpot, it now stands at 324 million dollars. but time for a quick reality check, your odds of winning are 175 million to 1. alison kosik closely monitoring powerball fever is live from new york s times square this morning. the odds are not good but the fever is really high, isn t it, alison? reporter: it is. we walked into this convenient store here in times square and you see the advertising over my sh
11:00 on the east coast, and we ll take you on a journey here through dreams versus reality. the dream is unimaginable, life-changing wealth instantly. and the reality is that it s probably not going to happen. when you wake up tomorrow, you will be facing like everybody else the fiscal cliff. you can have your dessert in a second but first here is your main course. ready? remember this guy? i know you do. it s only been three weeks since he came in second in a bitterly fought hugely expensive national election. dan lothian is at the white house right now where that man is about to meet the man who did win the election, the president, and this is of course, dan, not exactly how mitt romney was hoping to walk through the doors of the white house, is it? reporter: no, not at all. i mean, i think he would have loved to have had it be the other way around where he is the president inviting former president obama to come here. no, the two will be sitting down here at the white h