all about competing human interests. >> raphael: thanks for joining "rightside" i am raphael armstrong filling in for armstrong williams. i want to leave you with final thoughts, domestic violence, tragic topic effecting women and men across america. we need to have individualized care that can be reached out. i want to thank my panelist who helped us understand what is going on and how hard it can be to get back on a financial footing and the hardest thing is coming out. getting a call for help. i want to thank you for watching, i am raphael coming at you next week will be armstrong williams. captioning made possible by rysher entertainment i'm marty stouffer, and this is my natural habitat. as humans, we have the intelligence and the means to be able to alter our habitat to suit our needs. we can each choose an individual style of interior decorating which is both comfortable and aesthetically appealing. most wild animals are not so fortunate. their apartments

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to continue this violence >> raphael: welcome back to "rightside" forum, i am raphael armstrong sitting in for armstrong williams. we are continuing in an important conversation about domestic violence and how survivors are getting over the hump. here is marie c. jones of l. & l. consulting. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for the invitation. we are so excited about this initiative. i met carmen earlier this year and talked about about her supporting domestic violence survivors. i pitched an idea, of the services her organizations offer. she took me up on it and developed entrepreneurship 101 seminar for women. we just finished the pilot and a success. you spoke with pandora. she was one of the participants. we are very pleased how it turned out. >> raphael: we were talking about how hard it is to regain footing. financially, your money play as big role. >> absolutely. those of us that have seen women and men that have survive domestic abuse, you think why the heck did you not get out of the situation. financial security is a big impediment. found in this pilot such an empowering

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what the local resources are. >> >> raphael: what are some of the signs? signs we think are normal, jealousy, falls in love and says i love you very early on in the relationship. things like being isolated from family and friends. we think about physical violence, seeing someone with a black eye. there are things i tell people, check your gut. things that don't feel comfortable for you, women, we know what doesn't feel comfortable. if you are unable to negotiate your relationship, unable to have a voice in the relationship, that is a sign of something not safe. >> raphael: i see. carol, what can we do from a societal standpoint? is there a way for government here? what is the next step? >> definitely need to be more resources at the government level, corporate level, local we find in d.c. for example every year we do an annual one-day census, how many folks turned away. 8,000 families turned away in one single day. we need to put more resources and talk about it more. we can't talk about it too much which is why we are happy to be here today. >> raphael: t

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it is harder to leave than to stay. >> raphael: it is important to >> very important. >> >> raphael: pandora, what made you go to house of ruth? >> having so many trust issues, you make the wrong decisions. trying to act like your life is normal and everything is all right when you have problems in your life, my thing was, go to sleep, wake up, it will be gone. with the abuse, they would fight, i would go to sleep, wake up, everything is fine. here is your breakfast, here is your money for lunch, go on to school. sometimes, psychologically, you fixate yourself to think, if i just put it on the back burner, it will go away. those problems never go away. they keep coming and coming until eventually, they overtake you. you have to figure going to do? did you reach out to house of ruth? >> i kept trying to figure out how do you go about doing it? they told my about house of ruth. it has been the best experience of my life. >> >> raphael: tell me about these bowls. >> these are coiled bowls made out of magazines. these are made out of mats. national geographic came to house of ruth. they

raphael, thank you. >> tomorrow marks leap day. if monday is your birthday, you might feel shorted. >> they do. since february 29th only comes once every four years, one pizza franchise is offering leapers a slice of something extra. pizza hut posted on the its facebook page, leap day babies can come in on monday for free personal pan pizza. >> a whole pizza. >> whole personal pan pizza. they said it's metropolitan to make up for the lost birthdays. to claim it, you have to bring a photo issued i.d. >> erica terron tell, now in possible and tracie strahan's little boy dylan. >> and jake. >> tracie get us a pizza. dylan doesn't want it. >>> thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. the next newscast at 6:00 p.m.

how to use credit, not to put you in a hole. >> welcome t t "rightside," i am raphael armstrong. filling in for armstrong today one in four women victim of severe physical violence, what can we do and how do we move forward coming up. >> hello, thank you for joining us, today dealing with domestic violence and how we overcome it. this is very importa totoic, i'll be short and let you do most of the talking. karma, what are we facing? what is the crisis, how can we >> one in four women experience domestic violence, incredibly huge, we are at critical levels. number of women seeking shelter across the country. domestic violence is something that impacts people no matter what they look like, what their education level. really a critical point. >> how do we bring it back. how do we start chipping away at this mountain. >> it is a pandemic. if we had any otherealth issue that was at this level, you can imagine all our resources would be put to trying to solne the problem. domestic violence, all though it decreased 64% since the epidemic levels not only among women but also one in seve

. >> raphael, thank you. >>> happening now, firefighters in new jersey on the scene of a fire at a business in bergen county. >> "today in new york's" ray villeda joins us from cliffside park with the latest. ray? >> reporter: gus and pat, dozens of firefighters are here in cliffside park right now. you can see it looks like the fire is under control. they're still dousing out hotspots. incompetent want to show you video from earlier this morning. the fire was so intense, we could see it on the west side highway coming over the bridgc towards new jersey. you could see black smoke. when we got here, you could see how intense that smoke was. firefighters were on top of another building trying to get that fire out to this small deli. it started sometime around 6:00 this morn g. a lot of neighbors started waking up and checking out the scene and tell us it's very suikrprising to see this type of fire this early i the.morning. sten. >> it's a very close-knit community. so it's probably mom and pop shop i'm sure. sure. >> what goes through your mind to know that the building is probably gone? dev

pat and gus, over to you. >> raphael, thank you. happening right now, investigators searching for a driver in a deadly hit and run in the bronx. >> lori bordonaro is at the scene and joins us with the latest on the accident and the investigation. the hunt for that driver. >> reporter: gus, that deadly accident happened right here llbehind me on the cross bronx expressway, right here on the ramp at webster avenue. police say that a 63-year-old man was crossing the street at about 1:30 this morning when he was hit by a black suv. that man was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. now police are searching for him and right now we have a little information other than it is a black suv and pat and gus, most likely that vehicle had front-end damage. police are asking anyone who may have any information or may have seen what happened here on this ramp to give them a call. back to you. >> lori bordonaro in the bronx. thank you. >>> in new jersey, ten people have been left homeless by a fire in bayonne. it happened on avenue e

in a few. >>> thanks, raphael. search for a missing passeng a plane crash in long island. >> three other people pulled from the water at port jefferson. ray villeda joins us with the latest. ray? >> pat and gus, good morning. that search is under way. a chopper is up above the water as authorities search for that missing man after last night's plane crash. in fact, police in the marine bureau out here quick to respond. officers each jumped into kayaks to get to the victims in the water. early this morning, search teams were already out on the water searching. ev ien after i saw you at 7:30. into a boat. ey're using sonar to try to find the missing man. e federal aviation >>mini ration says the plane had a forced landing around 11:00.n.the piper a 28 w's heading to macarthur airport when the pilot reported officersiwho responded hopped on kayaks from the marina. they were able to rescue two. a third man safely made it to shore. >> at stony brook, they're suffering from nonlife-threatening injuries. we're hopeful tha

back to you. >>> raphael, thank you. over 900 sauna enthusiasts took part in the marathon where the main goal was to visit as many esaunasans possible in the least amount of time. they came from far away as greece and the u.s. headed a team headed by the british ambassador to estonia. soaking wet. >>> if you're interested in a more traditional sporting event, the bronx and the panthers kick off tonight. tickets are still available if you have a few bucks to spare. according to stub hub, the cheapest ticket available for the game will run you $2800. if that seems steep, remember that you're saving money. the average ticket price for super bowl 50 is nearly $5,000. and if average just won't do for you, the most expensive ticket that we found offered this morning was $150,000. that price includes access to a suite and unlimited food and drink and hopefully time spent with cam newton and peyton manning. gus? >> we have a little bit of unlimited food here. it's not going to cost you $150,000. whatever team you're pulling for,

director raphael? >> so i first want to echo what commissioner wald said to thank people for showing up so the world is run by those who show up. it means a lot to have you show up. there's been a lot of factual statements. suppositions and theory is before you. the last speaker said it. you are the deciders and puts you in a really tough place. so, what helps me in decisions like this is to go back to some founding underlying principals to help make difficult decisions. there is as commissioner wald said not a person on this, in this department or on this dias who wants to champion monsanto. who wants to say that we don't have serious doubt about the use and safety, the use of pesticides and that we don't want to get to zero as soon as we can. there's no one of us. the precautioner principle was mentioned several times. as one of architects of that, i want to tell you how i look at the precaution. not how i, but how it's stated in the law. what the precautionary law, chapter one of the environment cod

. >> raphael, thank you. an nypd cop and the police

pat and gus, over to you. >> raphael, thank you. we have new information on the hospitalization of yoko ono. >> a spokesperson for the artist and activist denies reports that she suffered a stroke. according to that spokesperson, the wife of the late john lennon called her doctor after experiencing flu-like symptoms. she admitted to heroelfrio the hospital and remains ther .cthe hospital formerly known as roosevelt is theame place where lennon died after being shot in 1980. the couple's son, sean lennon said it was not a stroke. just dehydration/tired. she is fine thanked you for your concern. is okay and could be released as soon as today. >>> investi selors in suffolk county trying to figure out what sp ked glaze at a senior living facility. that happened at june court and bay shore. onmaly one of the buildings was impacted. one firefighter suffered minor injuries. che was t eated a d released on the scene. no other injuries reported. >>> now to a murder mystery. aa mother and cancer survivor brutally killed in her own home. >> a

thank you, raphael. >>> and we begin with what is happening now on the scene of the deadly crane collapse in tribeca. streets surrounding that area remain shut down this morning including west broadway southbound from canal street. and both directions of worth street. >> gas service to five buildings is cut off until damages can be assessed. >> today in new york's ray villeda is live at the scene in tribeca with the latest for us. good morning, ray. >> reporter: good morning. as the sun rises you can see the under way at this hour. crews have arrived to the scene of this collapse. and they're starting to upright the crane in order to get it out of here. in just a few hours, the city will lay out its response and explain how the deadly crane collapse was handled from their point of view. they'll explain what they did immediately after the accident which shook this part of the city and killed a man. that man, 36-year-old david wichs was killed under the crane. he was walking to work. a 600 foot crane now sits overturned here in the middle of worth street. under it, a line of mangled metal,

that's the box office preview, raphael seth, nbc news. we're now just a few minutes from daytime blue ridge.. for more on what's coming up today-- lets check in with natalie and lindee.# coming up today on daytime... looking to go back to school... or.. tackle a new home improvement project?? we talk with freedom first about some loan options.. and throwing a get together for have caroline cook sharing a great recipe for bbq sliders in the daytime kitch!! join us... in just a few today: light icy mix this morning followed by more sunshine this afternoon. staying breezy through this evening with highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s mix this morning followed by more sunshine this afternoon. staying breezy through this evening with highs in the upper 40s and afternoon and be sure to join us at 5 p-m for our 90 minutes of

raphael, good morning. >> going to be wild. the extreme cold is backing off. that's the good news. but now we're tracking our next winter storm moving into the northeast, so no break here. as we're tracking snow out there this morning. you can see winter storm warnings in effect for the appalachians and portions of virginia, and winter weather advisories in effect for today and tonight for the major cities from washington, d.c. through philadelphia, new york city, and up into boston. not a whole lot of snow this time. we're talking about generally one to three inches. but it's north and west of those major cities, significant ice possible later on today and tonight. and that could even affect your tuesday morning travel. it's going to be a tough travel day after the holiday weekend, again, snow and ice across the northeast. watching out for severe weather from the gulf coast states, new orleans you could see some severe weather later on today. still beautiful out west. looking great in los angeles. temperatures there in the 80s, lots of sunshine. and for tomorrow that snow and ice

at's the video view, raphael today-- lets check in with natalie and lindee.# ridge... chef evan from the quarter will be creating the perfect fat kitchen. and a little later.. renovating roanoke... we'll see how roanokers are preserving its history while creating new life and opportunity. we'll take you to the inn on campbell.. we hope you can join us for daytime.. we're coming up in many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. today: cloudy with light rain & drizzle possible.highs in the middle 40s tonight: light rain showers with lows in the lower 40s wednesday: heavy rain likely late-day clearing with highs in the lower 60s thursday: increasing sunshine

raphael miranda is here. saying this morning, it's hard to believe a week ago schools were out, right? snowstorm on saturday>> yes. now it's 50 degrees. there's one inch left in central park. one inch of snow. i don't think we've seen such fast melting after a big storm like that. >> i don't remember that happening. you can see on storm tracker 4. live radar and satellite picture. theais is our rain off to the west across pennsylvania. this is going to track on east throughout the day today. it arrives after lunchtime. light showers in the forecast for your afternoon. right now, mild around the city. 44 in hoboken. 49 in chelsea. 45 degrees at this hour in dyker heights. going for a high of 54 degrees. we should only be in the 30s this time of year. this is well above average. again, chance of showers especially after lunchtime. just up until your evening commut bring the umbrella. we're tracking heavy rain over the next few days. we'll look at that in a few. lauren scala is here with a look at your commute.

>> raphael: hello, thank you for joining us, today dealing with domestic violence, i am joined by interim and executive director of my sister's place and carmen. this is an important topic i'll be short and let you do most of >> we are at one in four women experiencing domestic violence at some point. issue is incredibly huge and at critical levels. numbers of women coming in and seeking shelters across the country everyday. domestic violence impacts people no matter where they are from, what they look like, no matter their education level. it is a critical point. >> we have reached this critical point, carol, how do we chip a away at this. >> i think it is like carmen said a pandemic.

thank you, raphaelment and thank you for joining us. see you back here in 30 minutes. now back to "weekend today" smoking causes 16 different types of cancer. ones that can kill you fast. ones that can kill you slower. ones that can take away life's most basic pleasures. there are 16 different types of cancer caused by smoking. you have one clear way to reduce your risk. you can quit smoking. >>> what's going on in here? >> nothing! >> who did this? >> she did! >> liar. >> tattletale. >> was this an accident? >> it will never happen again. >> all right. girls, we decided to have mercy. a moment a lot of us "full houssu fans wantt'. "fuller house." 20 years after the o ginal went on the air. more on that in popstart. outside on this saturday, february 27th, some chilly fans out there. >> not for long. e it will warm up. >> good. tell them that. >> i will. ci ys, s'stginng to warm up. >> stick around. >> and say it with a smile. >> here is a look at headlines. ail. this time with.his one time rival chris christ eh christie announcing on friday he is endorsing trump for p

a beautiful day ahead, raphael. we get one more and then things : get h little shaky. >> most of the day will be dry. shaky is a good way to say it. coming up, light showers later on. mainly after 5:00 p.m. you have the day that's basically dry and e rain is going to be from new york city south and east. rain for the hudson valley, fairfield county, new york city towards jersey. some of that rain is going to linger into dinnertime and maybe even overnight. tomorrow dry as you head back to work and school. a high of 46 degrees. the shaky time starts tuesday night into wednesday morning. a more powerful storm approaches. that has the potential to make heavy rain, even localized flooding especially wednesday afternoon and evening. you can see temperatures are kind of up and down. down to the low 40s by tuesday and into the 50s on thursday. back down again to the low 40s by next weekend. good stuff and bad stuff. erica grow will have the forecast coming up tonight. >>> thank you for spending your sunday morning with us.

here's raphael seth with the friday film feature. << nat jason sudeikis discovers an olympic god in "race." stephan james plays jesse owens in this historical pic. he's an ohio athlete blessed with immortal speed. that puts him on the path to the olympics, but the 1936 games are in the heart of nazi germany...and there are many people of all colors who do not want him to run. "race" is rated pg-13. nat it's c-s-i jerusalem in "risen." this interpretatio n of the biblical resesrection story stars joseph fiennnn as a roman officer. he's investigating the disappearance of the body of jesus after the crucifixion...a nd trying to dispel rumors that the prophet has come back to nat old superstitions rule the new world in "the witch." this colonial chiller takes place in 1600's new england. when a farmer is cast out of his colony, he thinks he and his family have found heaven on the and crops turn against them, the family blames witchcrara within their ranks. "the witch" is rated r. that's the box office preview, raphael seth, nbc news. >> if you've got a great idea for a new business or pro

. >>> are you raphael? you got arrested on serious charges relating back to december 289th. >>reporter: 64-year-old raphael negative ron is a-- negron is accused of molesting two sisters. >> i'm concerned about him being around children there. that's where these victims go and take taekwondo lessons. >>reporter: a report says he would often pick up the sisters after school. and the sa year-old victim even used to run errands for him. the report shows the mother messages from him that told her he felt lonely and asked her to be his baby. she did not reply. >>reporter: and according to a report, the 15-year-old also said a year ago, he fondled her breasted over her clothing, exposed himself, made sexual advances and forced her to touch his private parts. >>reporter: the report said he said if she allowed him sex he would become her sugar daddy. >> the taekwondo shop was closed when we knocked. they said most students weren't around. they were on break or at a party. >> 25 years sir. >> you got your son here. what other family members do you have? >> i have another son. >>repor

raphael mirat a is here in the weather center. this is still going to stretchd out for a couple of hours in terms ofs dangerous cold. >> dangerous cold in effect. the advisories until noon. we have a couple more hours to get through with the cold and the wind much that's the key to the forecast. you can see on storm tracker, very quiet. lots of sunshine. but it is a frigid, painful sunshine and in fact, this is what it feels like or these are the actual temperatures right now. back up to 2. we were as cold as 1 below zero in central park. the records go back to the 1800s. up to 6 in jfk. but still breezy. when you factor in the wind, it feels like 11 below. felt like 19 below a couple of hours ago. this is an improvement. we're seeing gradually improving conditions like danbury, newburgh, very cold and dangerous. the extreme cold a little bit. feels like 11 below now. by lunchtime, 5 below and the winds subside throughout the afternoon by this evening. if you have valentines plans for dinner, not as harsh and ngerous. feels like 5

san raphael, 77. you can bet east san jose and other areas will be closer to upper 70s to near 80. napa 80. that will just miss it by one. sfo, 75 and oakland 80, those would tie numbers set one year ago. you would hope one year later we would not have record highs but that's the pattern we're in. 50s and 60s for some. 62 in mill valley. this is an indication of very warm air aloft. here we go again. it doesn't take long. there is a breeze north or northeast. that's a warm direction except for a few high clouds. sunny and warm with record highs near 80. the breeze is northerly, way above normal on the temps with 70s to near 80 degrees. >> i know. it's nice. >> it's february. >> a lot of people will want more seasonal temperatures. >> one would hope. >> we'll see. things may change. steve calls it the way it is. let's go to the commute at the toll plaza. i am saying the commute because i know some people, not many, but some have to go to work today. this is a nice looking drive at the bay bridge toll plaza with no problems coming in. if you are just up early and watching, we thank y

kim: investigator says it happened in this shelter on jackson street for home less families, where raphael abreu-prado works. witnesses including the volcano's brother said the boy was hit in the back and dragged down the hall, and the surveillance video appeared to have captured it all. ermts had no reason. >> reporter: while he was being booked he confessed and said i know i committed a crime but can you give mae break? >> i need someone to not only get me out of here and get my son out of here but this is not obviously a safe place for us. >> kim: the worker is out a bail and is ordered to stay away from the boy and we are told he no longer works at the shelter. >> adam: the family of whitey bullier's victims may get a deal. found in whitey's california apartment when he was arrested on the condition they don't ask for any more. for one of the relatives he wants this ordeal to behind him. i hope they put a close to it. like dragging us through the mud of it. you know. and like for for forring us, nod bad enough we lost loved ones. >> adam: the families would get about dee 7,000 each. >>

. >>> prosecutors in montgomery county using harsh words to describe raphael rob. >> the former university of pennsylvania professor who pleaded guilty in 2007 to killing his wife the year befo before. authorities are now trying to make sure that he stays in prison. they gathered together to you were parole board to end rob's bid follow early release. prosecutors want him to serve out his entire 10 year sentence for pleading guilty voluntary manslaughter in the beating death of his wife inside their upper merion home in 2006. >> a monster in this case is raphael rob. he should not be let early out of prison while ellen gregory lies in a grave in a coffin from which she'll never escape. >> rob's parole hearing slated for tomorrow. he's now entering the last year of that maximum 10 years sentence. >> dream vacation has turned into nightmare for passengers on a royal caribbean cruise ship. this video enough to make you sea sick. it's from a royal caribbean cruise ship that ran into high winds and rough seas in atlantic ocean yesterday. forcing frightened passengers to huddle inside their cabi

meteorologist raphael my ran dez has the contest. >> good morning. that was a wild day yesterday. thankfully, much quieter today. maybe a few snow showers and flurries in new hampshire. otherwise, cold and even some sunshine. manchester, 29 degrees. 30 in portsmouth and any snow should be light so not an impact for the primary. as we look at the great lakes and moving into the northeast today, not this time for new england. you can see the advisories in effect from the appalachians right through philadelphia. could be slushy, especially later on along i-95. south oh new york city. but you can see new england not in the bull's-eye this time around. as far as how much snow we're expecting, generally light amounts. one to four inches from d.c. to philadelphia and higher in the appalachians and the great lakes. it will be 35 and breezy in new york city. 22 in chicago. still hot in the southwest, los angeles 90 degrees and sunshine. a good time to take a vacation in california. >> nice to be them, thanks, raphael. >>> now we have some breaking news right now. two commuter planes in sou

pthe name raphael grieves went pby. p>> he's a pretty nice guy. pvery friendly. pvery amiable. pcon phe got a little funny when he pwas drunk. phe didn't get violent. pat least not around me. p>> denise: and we'll be hearing pmore from that band mate coming pup at 5:00. pwe also checked into grieves's pcriminal past and all we found pwas a parking ticket. pagora, denise zarrella, pcleveland 19. p>> mark: thank you. p>>> new video from a streetsboro pfire. pfire an elderly man found five pfeet from the door. phis wife was home. pshe got out and was being ptreated at a local hospital and pburns there. p>>> all right. pa lot of wind out there. pi hope you enjoyed the 64 that pwe saw yesterday. pand then we got that rain last pnight. pagain, very windy. ptoday we cleared out and it's pstill windy. pbut temperatures have dropped, palthough still above average. plet's go to the headlines. pand we have a lot going on this pweek, specifically starting ptomorrow afternoon and tomorrow pnight. pit's going to be dry through the pmorning, but then during the pafternoon tomorrow with this p

. >>> storm team 4's mir raphael miranda. >> tells well into the 40s out there. no sign of february. you can see on storm traerk high pressure in control. back to 47, jfk. it's 45 in central park. 47 for you in city island. temperatures north and west of town well above freezing. 37 in monticello and it's 46 degrees as you're starting your weekend in poughkeepsie. you can see in your day planner, lots of sunshine. you do want to get outside, especially after lunch. that's when temperatures soar well into the 50s. today, 59 degrees. we may see 60 in some spots and you even want to stay outside this evening. look at the temperatures, still 54 degrees. how long will all this warm weather last? we'll take a look at the forecast and let you know in just a few. up to you. >> thank you. >>> happening today, asian-american groups are expected to hold a rally in support of rookie believe peter liang. former police officer. he was convicted last month in a organizers organizers say rallies will be held in other cities. he faces up to 15 years in prison. >>> former new york

raphael miranda with that in the weather center. >> that's right. this is maximum potential for the city and the suburbs. dangerous cold we're talking about. here's the latest advisories and warnings. that pink color, all the counties north of town. rockland, fairfield county. and these are the spots where you'll see windchills between 25 and 35 below zero. this goes into effect at 1:00 today, that's when the winds start to whip up. the coldest time will be later this afternoon overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning. new york city not out of the woods by any means. and all these counties shaded in blue. that's where you'll see windchills between 15 and 25 below. you can still get frostbite for sure. you definitely want to avoid being outside later on today, tonight, and tomorrow morning if you can. if it's an emergency, of course, you have to go out, dress with as many layers as you can. here's a live look at radar. some light snow showers off to the west. not a big deal. just keep that in mind. step outside right now, you may think it feels l

raphael miranda is here for chris this morning with the forecast. raphael, do my eyes deceive me? does it say 50 degrees? >> yes, it's 50 degrees. happy february everyone. it is february 1st, right? got silence there. i was like oops. 40s and 30s, a wide range of temperatures. it's 28 in morristown. 48 in newburgh. 29 in danbury. depending where you are, it's very mild or just on the chilly side. no major cold spots this staying mild throughout the day. 50 right now. 54 for a high today. a few showers in the forecast for this afternoon. we'll talk about needing the umbrella later. lauren is here with a look at the commute. >> heading north at route 202, shuts down two lanes. we have roadwork out there. the goethals bridge is closed with the traffic closed in both directions until 5:00 a.m. head over to the outer bridge crossing instead. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >>> breaking news in new jersey. police had an active scene in hoboken. officers are investigang an incident at an apartment building on grand street and 7th. tracie strahan is there now. what's happeni

right now we check in with raphael miran a. what are we looking at? >> a nice quiet weekend ahead. >> we'll take it. >> temperatures in the 40s later on today. it is chilly right now though. we are watching out for black ice in spots we had the melting yesterday. you can see another fresh coating of snow all across the tri-state tri-state. now we're down to 31 degrees. even in the city, you could see some icy spots. but especially in the suburbs this morning where temperatures are in the 20s and teens. it is cold out there. headlines watching out for that black ice in spots. we have a nice weekend ahead, it gets milder as the weekend goes on. then we're tracking a very unsettled pattern early next week. several chances for storms. we'll talk about that in just a minute. you can see we have mostly clear skies now down to the jersey shore. low pressure pulls away. look what it's leaving behind though. cold temperatures in the teens in northwest new jersey. 16 in walpack. definitely need to layer it up as you're heading out the door on this saturday. 14

. >>> let's get a check of your weather with wnbc meteorologist raphael miranda. >> hey, chris. unlike yesterday's blizzard, this one will miss new england. so a look at the voting weather, looking good. 20s to around 30s. a few snow showers. that's about it, and a few flurries. no weather impacts for the voters there. this is is our next storm bringing a snow threat to ohio valley and even to new york city where we have winter weather advisories in effect. not expecting a whole lot of snow. generally in the one to four inch range. this is later on today, tonight and into tomorrow morning. it's cold in chicago. 22, snow expected there as well, and the heat continues out west. near 90 today in los angeles. chris, over to you. >> wow, 90 degrees seems a world away. thanks, raphael. >>> still ahead, another jon stewart protege flying solo. >>> and plus, beyonce's show stopping super bowl performance sparks controversy among those who say it was too political. we'll have her response next on "way too early." this bale of hay cannot be controlled. when a wildfire raged through elkhor

thanks, raphael. we're coming back at you in 30 minutes with another update. >>> we're back on this saturday morning, february 6th, 2016. a chilly morning here. chilly saturday. nonetheless, a great crowd out there on the plaza trying to stay warm. we will go out and join them in a bit. here is what is making headlines on saturday. at least seven dead and more than 400 hurt after a massive earthquake struck taiwan. the 6.4 quake hit in the middle of the night in the city called tainan. high-rise buildings that collapsed. >>> ethan couch, known as the affluenza teen, is now in an adult jail. he was in a juvenile detention facility since last week. a judge decided to move him to the jail late this week. >>> the coast guard is searching off the coast of los angeles after what is believed to have been a mid air collision between two small planes in california. some wreckage has been found in the water. at this point, no word on how many people are on board yet. >>> let's start this half hour with "the dow

nbc's meteorologist raphael miranda is here. >> the temperatures are back to the 50, but another stormy day across the east coast. we have the massive storm system from canada down to florida. but this time for the northeast, rain with temperatures with elle into the 40s and -- well into the 40s and 50 later on today. we have the tornado threat across florida. tornado watch in effect until 8:00. a line of strong storms moving to west palm beach. expect travel delays early on this morning especially. and we have winter storm warn g warnings and advisories for the northeast. now inland sections so as you head into work today, it could be icy in the suburbs north of new york city and boston and heavy snow expected around buffalo. look at that high temperature, 55 in new york. heavy rain and wind later on today so expect travel delays again from boston down towards d.c. 36 in chicago. still very warm out west. near 90 in los angeles. but that's changing starting tomorrow, turning stormy in the northwest. even los angeles back down to the 70s and back down to the 40s. but quieter weather for

the "saints raphael, nicholas, and irene orthodox church" burned down more than a year ago. and this is a look at the damage. church leaders vowed to rebuild... and today there will be a groundbreaking for their brand new church. it will seat 200 people and cost more than a million dollars. for the past year, the churchgoers have been setup in a temporary church, in a nearby shopping center. 3 those churchgoers definitely feel god was watching over them that night. the church was made famous by it's collection of holy greek relics. and even though the church burned down... the relics were *not damaged. 3 3 the gulf of mexico is getting a health checkup today. an international conference on the gulf of mexico oil spill is meeting at the tampa convention center. u-s-f researchers will play a huge role in the event, which runs through thursday. scientists from all over the world will share their research and discoveries out in the gulf... to see how the waters and the sealife have recovered since that deepwater 3 and speaking of cleaning up... did you know the bay area's *bigge

and good morning to you, raphael. crazy weather. >>> yeah, we had everything from system, the severe weather across the south and florida. much quitter today. we look at the satellite and radar picture, our and finally high pressure settling in across the east. boston to d.c. lots of sunshine, also quiet inicago, 29 and sunny there. and near 80 in miami. out west, 91 in phoenix. 74 in we're tracking rain and mountain snow from the pacific northwest down to central california. so it has been quiet, stormy at times tomorrow as well and we're chilly but dry in the northeast for your thursday. that's a look at your national weather, now here's a closer look at your day ahead.lly catching a break today in new york city, 42 sunshine, boston looking good as well, light snow showers across the great lakes down in the in the 60s and 70s. a beautiful day in florida, 78 in miami. back to you, dara.you. >>> one of the most bazar slow-speed chases ever. >>> plus ultimate fighter, ronda if you're looking to save money on your medic

a tae kwon do instructor is behind bars. 64-year-old raphael negron, accused of sexually abusing two of hisyoung students. here is meteorologist, erika delgado. >>> he swung through about 24 hours ago will slowly continuep to shift towards the north. that's going to leave us an increasing chance of rain as the day goes on. temperatures are ach nooging into >>> good morning. rescued from the rubble. a devastating scene in taiwan. several high-rise buildings collapse with hundreds of people inside. first responders working around the clock to get everyone trapped out safely. so far, at least 11eople killed including small children. >>> ready to rumble. with just three days to go until the country's first primary, the stage is set for new hampshire. marco rubio closing the gap on donald trump and bernie sanders holds a considerable lead over hillary clinton. >>> and super frenzy. less than 36 hours to go until super bowl 50 kicks off. the excitement is at an all-time high. the fun, the must-see commercials and we will help you plan the perfect party. today, saturday, february 6th, 2016.

we'll look for a potential high in san raphael. we've got a really good shot at meeting or possibly exceeding a good handful of record high temperatures for this day in february. it's february and we're talking about upper 70s. pretty incredible. here's the live look outside, visibility, nice and clearing showing up exactly that. current temperature, it is cold still in some of the protected valleys, especially out in the east bay, and the north bay, too. 40 in pleasanton, and the north bay up near santa rosa, and if you head out towards the water, and right down the peninsula coastline, look at that 56, 54, 50 degrees. much milder by the water. now, later today we'll bring everybody closer together. we'll see a lot of low to mid-70s and if you're not south bay, you'll be in the upper 70s with san jose looking to get up to 78 degrees. 74 the expected high in okay land, 71 in san francisco, and most of our bay shoreline communities will be right in that range of 71 to 74 degrees. get out there, enjoy it, it looks like we're going to

this thing where he fired his campaign spokesperson who tweeted a link to a video of marco rubio with raphael cruz. this is the video. rubio says something to a cruz staffer about the bible on his desk that said there's no good answers in there. the staffer is like i hate the bible. he clearly didn't say that. the subtitles are wrong. all evidence points to the fact that donald trump is running with the nomination. this would be citing a historical precedent. now you're capping off three consecutive overwhelming victories in three out of four of the early voting states. donald trump is leading in florida. marco cannot afford to lose his home state. the same way ted cruz can't afford to lose texas. that will be harder to make the case he can remain in the race and be a competitor to donald trump. >> we have nevada tomorrow night and polling showing up there. texas is interesting because it comes to where ted cruz is in this race now and today he had this thing where he fired his campaign spokesperson who tweeted a link to a video of marco rubio with raphael cruz. this is the video. rubio says

pat and gus, over to you. >> thank you, raphael. we'll be coming back with information from bed-stuy where two officers were shot. we'll be right back. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today >>> welcome back. he's bringing sexy batch to the area. >> this is a public. >>> he's a self-taught baker who's been baking half of his life. it's called sexy batch. i love this name. delicious cookies. tell me first of all about the name. sexy batch. >> funny story. nickname that's kept with ge me ri throughout the years and it's just a play on that. >> you've twisted it. >> talk about the cookies and your philosophy. >> the philosophy is less sugar. >> love that. more taste, right? >> well, yeah. you have the sam

. >> miami police say 64-year-old raphael negr is accused of sexual abuse of two students that were at this studio. text messages on the older ster's phone. he invited the 15-year-old over to his place inviting her to be his baby and we went to the martial arts studio and called the number on the window. his son was in court asking the judge to be lean nient. >> do you work at the tae kwon do student. >> yes, your honor. >> i'm concerned about himeing around children. that's why these victims take tae kwon do lessons. >> reporter: coming up, i'll exain what charges he is facing and how officers say you can help. >>> right now, one person is dead in orlando after a shooting at the florida mall. here is a map so you can see where it is. it is right off the bee line expressway. it is in between universal ororndo and the orlando airport. the jcpenney dapartment store. deputies say they found one man dead inside a car and another taken to the hospital in critical condition. no word on if there is a suspect description or what sparked the shooting. we will keep you posted >>> derrick wadina