watching the snow changing the village green into a sheet of white. she was still concerned about her husband. he had headed on horseback to an appointment with a legal client. he was lightly dressed, unprepared for the storm that no one expected. when he finally staggered into the house that evening he was soaked through to the skin, shivering with the cold. sarah helped him undress and get into bed. the cold quickly turned into fever and ferociously into pneumonia. his funeral was held at the baptist meeting house. a month after her husband s death, sarah brought their fifth child into the world. little william joined his now fatherless brothers and sisters, david and horatio, frances and josepha. the new widow had no illusions about what came next. david had made a good living as a lawyer but like many young married couples, the hales had no savings to speak of. until the boys were old enough to go out to work or until she remarried, an unthinkable prospect, she and her ch
.40-caliber gun clip in the water but still searched for the murder weapon. authorities are searching for reasons how a career criminal could be let out of jail again and again. there are some people that have to be in prison. and we need to work harden to ensure that they get to prison and more importantly that they stay there. reporter: now, a spokesman for the criminal court system actually says that howard was in his words a perfect candidate for that drug program that commissioner bratton was so critical of. in the meantime howard is out of the hospital in custody still being questioned by police. live in east harlem, dick brennan, cbs 2 news. officer holder knew his job was dangerous. but he was passionate about it. he was starting to plant his own roots in this country. cbs 2 s hazel sanchez reports from far rockaway, queens where officer holder called home. reporter: police commissioner bill bratton and mayor de blasio spent time at the family of randolph hold
. bundle up. this bitter cold temperatures are here, and snow is a possibility this weekend. good evening, everyone. i m muhr reece dubois. i m christine johnson. we hit our high of 57 degrees this morning. temperatures aren t expected to top 40 degrees tomorrow. in some areas, it will feel like it s in the teens. at long last, snow in buffalo, about 2:00 in the afternoon, the first flakes fell in the buffalo area, which marked the latest date they have seen snow since 1899. vanessa murdock is in for lonnie quinn, talking about well, finally it will feel like december. temperatures topping out in the low and mid-40s this weekend, but tomorrow will be especially cold because winds will be gusting to 30 miles per hour. windchills will be in the 20s and low 30s for just about all of us tomorrow afternoon. right now, it is 39 in the city, 41 in hamptons. coupled with winds, feels like 34 in the hamptons. feels like 20 in monticello. windchill in central park, 36. wind
in today s first look: stock market u turn.stocks raced high tuesday after skidding monday. in yesterday s session, the dow tacked on 116 points. the nasdaq shot up 70 and the s&p by 20.-making it the best day of the year. among commodities gold lost $7 and oil added 78 cents.gm will pay its first dividend in almost 6 years with a payout of 30 cents per share 3-d printing company exone has bad vision.shares tanked $10 after the close as the tech company lowered its revenue guidance on delays in completing sales of its 3-d printers.and, american amerilines is changing the name of it s american eagle regional jet service to envoy . bank of america becomes the latest us bank to report in with earnings. joining us now is larry shover of sfg alternatives. good morning larry. good morning. what are you anticipating from the financials? i m just hoping that we continue to see loan growth. like we ve seen yesterday. that s one of the most important factors for bank earnings. thi