new numbers for you on the state of the race in new york. as well as where the candidates stand nationally. here to give us all the details, nbc news senior editor mark murray. good morning to you. let's start with the republican race here in new york. where do things stand? >> jose, in our nbc/"wall street journal"/marist poll, it shows donald trump is at 54%. that's an important number because if he's above 50% in all the congressional districts, he could walk away with all of new york's 95 delegates. you have john kasich in second place at 21%, and ted cruz, the winner of wisconsin a week ago in at third place at 18%. >> and is that 54% more or less than what other polls in the past have shown him to have here in new york? >> yeah, jose, the polling has been very consistent in new york. every single poll that i have sign over the past two weeks has shown donald trump above 50%. of course, how much he is above 50% is going to be key for him to get all of those delegates. but right now, donald trump is in the clear driver's seat in this con

news headquarters in new york. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> what is turning out to be a critical primary in new york is 11 days away. with each passing day, the democrats are sounding more like the republicans, unleashing angry personal attacks. meanwhile, republican rejiggering his campaign, as he works to overcome recent campaign setbacks. a new national poll indicates that trump has work to do. 7 in 10 people, including close to half of republican voters, have an unfavorable view of trump. don champion is here in new york with much more. >> good morning, meg. >>> the stakes are high for the presidential front-runners in new york, especially hillary clinton. her rival bernie sanders maintains he still has a path to the nomination and he believes it starts with winning new york. on the republican side, donald trump has a strong lead here and is preparing himself for a fight over delegates. with the contested convention looming, donald trump is preparing for a fight. thursday, he put veteran republic

new york. >> you're from new york, so you might not. but i promise you, in the state of south carolina, they do. >> reporter: trump saying those comments will haunt the texas senator. george stephanopoulos asking cruz about that. >> you told "the wall street journal" today you can't imagine any new yorker voting for you. he said, ted cruz doesn't care about new yorkers, doesn't like new yorkers, he's mocking new yorkers. >> let me be very clear. the people that i was talking about are the liberal new york democrats who have hammered this state. it is people like mayor bill de blasio. it is people like governor cuomo. >> and donald trump, you're saying. >> who has funded them all. >> reporter: many talking about an exit poll out of wisconsin that showed in a head-to-head match-up, hillary clinton versus donald trump, 10% of republicans would actually vote for hillary clinton. that's not a good sign for trump who would need his entire party behind him if he wants to beat the democratic nominee in november. tom llamas, abc news, long islan

to me ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ it's the world news polka ♪ do the world news polka >>> this morning on "world news now," democrats dig in. last night's debate at times got ugly. with the crowd in brooklyn getting loud as clinton and sanders went after each other. details ahead. >> meanwhile, an across town, republicans had a showdown of their own. trump, cruz and kasich made their pitches to the party's elite and explained what new york values really mean to them. >> and new this half hour. an ape with an attitude and on the loose. >> he makes a high wire escape leading his pursuers on an electrifying chase. what made him put up such a fight? >> it was an average day. and celebrity baby boom. three hour couples, three second children and a whole lot of glad tidings this morning in "the skinny." skinny.""it's fray

york state's new budget. it includes a phase-in of 12 weeks of paid family leave. the minimum wage going up in our it c's a gradual rise. governor cuomo will be joined by hillary clinton when they rally with workers at the javits center. that's being promoted, they're calling it a victory rally. >>> after that event, hillary clinton will take her presidential campaign upstate near albany. she was a surprise speaker at the christian cultural center in brooklyn. she's looking to shore up support ahead of the primary. takes place two is weeks from tomorrow. clinton promoted her record with minorities in a one-on-one interview with our own melissa russo. >> my past experience in new york as well as what i've done even before that with the children's defense fund and -- is really at the root of who i am and what i want to do. >> democratic opponent bernie sanders is trying to chip away at clinton's support among minority voters. that etate's crucial primary takes place tomorrow. >>> on the republican side, john ka

because new york history, 1898 to 1951. new york, new york civilization. new york, new york intellectual life, 20th century. greenwich village, intellectual life, 20th century. [laughter] it went back to 1898. i think in a way, 1950 ended a span that began during, around 1898. the spanish-american war. theodore roosevelt became president after mckinley's assassination. there was a mississippi -- a great civic culture out of which roosevelt emerged. theodore roosevelt obviously is a republican progressive and , then franklin roosevelt began as a cabinet member -- sub-cabinet member under woodrow wilson. i think it could just be called the longer age of roosevelt, if you wanted to embrace the man during that period. i used to always be photographed run the monuments devoted to fdr. this would take a very long time. >> one last short because we are just about done. what is the condition of the iter in the 1940's as opposed to the writer today? in alfred kazin's first autobiography he talks about supporting himself when writing his classic "on native ground."

david muir, abc news, new york. and stars from across the entertainment world have been expressing their sadness about his death. dolly parton calling him one of the greatest writers and singers of all time. >> willie nelson collaborated with haggard several times during their careers. nelson tweeting out this photo of the two of them saying, he was my brother, my friend, and i will miss him. >> carrie underwood with tweeting love and prayers for the family. merle was a pioneer, a true entertainer, a legend. there will never be another like him. >> this one from an brad paisley on twitter saying there there are no words to describe the loss and sorrow felt within all of music with the passing of >> he was so beloved by country music fans and insiders. remarkable. >> he had a controversial life. it was a little lived life. he did spend some three years in san quentin. inmate 845-200. it was forburgizing a cafe during a drunken tirade. he lived life to the fullest. >> coming up in our next half hour, a young reporter

world news tonight with d >>> breaking news tonight. the outbreak. now 13 confirmed tornadoes slicing through communities. homes wiped out. plus, the blinding rain and brutal cold sweeping into the east. >>> also this evening, the battle for new york now. ted cruz tries to recover facing angry new yorkers after his comments about new york values.

chip reid, cbs news, hempstead, new york. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm meg oliver. have a great day. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> before we see the phillies, lots of green, katie tracking showers will make for wet commute. will the wet weather move in in time for the home opener? >> also, this morning, a car crashes into a bucks county home. what the driver does next shocks the home owner. >> more of results every brand new pole released overnight. today is monday, april 11, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. what a crazy weaken of weather we had. started with a check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> good morning, happen mine day you guys, back at it, roads are looking

it states, new york history, 1898 to 1951. new york civilization. lifeork, intellectual 20th century. greenwich village, intellectual life, 20th century. [laughter] going back to 1898, i think in a span thatended a began during, around 1898. the spanish-american war. roosevelt became president after the attempted assassination. there was a great civic culture out of which the roosevelt emerged. theodore roosevelt obviously is a republican, and then franklin roosevelt began as a cabinet member, subcommittee member -- sub-cabinet member under woodrow wilson. i think it could just be called the longer age of roosevelt, if you want to embrace that. i think, you know, as i mentioned to a dear friend town, i wondering about said, i always had this ambition of photographing all the major monuments to fdr. i realized this would take a very long time in new york city. [laughter] short, because we are just about done -- what is the condition of the writer in 1940, 1940's, as opposed to the writer today? autobiography,'s he talks about supporting himself when

endorsement from the new york daily news. part of its editorial reads democrats have in clinton a they have in opponent bernie sanders a fantasist who's at passionate war with reality. >> hillary rodham clinton. >> reporter: during the lunch hour, clinton spoke at reverend al sharpton's action network. here she said white america must practice humility to try to better understand african americans. >> white americans need to do a much better job of listening when african americans talk about the seen and unseen barriers you face every day. >> reporter: sharpton urged supporters to wait and see who they'll back because bernie sanders speaks here tomorrow. still, many had already made up their mind. >> hillary is the most qualified. unequivocally, no matter what you think of her personally, she's the most qualified. >> i believe she has the most realistic agenda and i believe that she will follow through with the agenda that obama has established and started. a huge rally starting at about 8:00 tonight, just a couple blocks sou

new poll numbers on the republican primary race here in new york. the monmouth university poll shows donald trump with 52% of the vote, john kasich with 25%, and ted cruz fresh off that win in wisconsin with just 17%. the poll, not good news for the cruz campaign where there was an a packed restaurant event. n.j. burkett there right now in the bronx. >> three months ago cruz mocked donald trump over what he called new york values. no apology then, no apology today either. he's happy to pick a fight with new york's liberal establishment and maybe pick up a few votes along the way. >> reporter: ted cruz may be the most conservative presidential candidate ever to campaign in the bronx. something known as a bronx cheer from two men claiming to be community activists who said cruz and his policies were wrong for the people of the bronx. the texas senator has taken a hard line on illegal immigration, social issues and fiscal policy and came to new york after his turn around throated attack on new york's democratic establishment. >> the moment when the bra

the new york primary in less than two weeks is now taking on new importance. donald trump and hillary clinton are going to need help from their home state voters to get their campaigns back on track. >> tonight a turning point. >> reporter: ted cruz reminded voters they have a choice. his resounding victory tuesday night was powered in large part by voters who do not want to see a trump presidency. exit polling shows nearly 90% of cruz supporters were either concerned or scared of trump winning the white house. cruz also enjoyed the support of wisconsin governor scott walker who are making a push to keep trump from the nomination. while still trailing trump in the delegate count, cruz shifted his sights to the general election. >> tonight was a bad night for hillary clinton. >> reporter: trump stayed out of the spotlight last night. instead, his campaign released a fiery statement, calling cruz a liar and, quote, worse than a puppet. he is a trojan horse being used by the party bosses, attempting to steal the nomination from mr. trump. trump did have some supp

and i have lived in new york. it is a city that attracts the best and the brightest and people that want to conk kerr the world. when i talk about new york values what i'm talking about are the liberal democrats who have been, frankly, hurting the people of new york, over and over again. >> reporter: so again donald trump will attend the suffolk county fundraiser and then take a helicopter back to midtown to attend a gop gala. ted cruz and john kasich will be at that event as well. dray clark, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> dray thank you. >>> 6:07 now. >>> police on long island are cracking down on speeding drivers near the scene of the crash that killed a young mother. over the course of at least four hours yesterday officers issued 39 summonses, most of them for speeding. a car jumped a curb tuesday killing 29-year-old sky burnett moments after she had put her son on a school bus. >>> check out this beautiful sunrise from our camera here in east rutherford, new jersey across the swamp to manhattan. got to be a v

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our new nbc news poll, hillary clinton and donald trump surging in new york. what it means for trump's chances of avoiding a convention fight. >>> road rage revenge or self-defense? the growing mystery as a former nfl star is gunned down after a car accident. tonight, piecing together a deadly confrontation. >>> nbc news exclusive, the cia will refuse to use waterboarding even if ordered to by a future president. the agency's director hitting back at campaign rhetoric. >>> and the price you pay for things you might not realize you're being billed for. how one company is helping people find forgotten money. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. just ahead of the spring and summer travel season we got a sobering update on zika today. the nation's top health officials warning the zika virus appears to be a lot scarier than first thought, spreading much faster, and the united states will soon be in the cross hairs with the mosquito population taking off in the coming warmer months. the national institutes of health and the cdc issuing an urgent plea t

about new york values. st a minute ago i was meetin with a significant number of hispanic pastors and african-american pastors here in the bronx. one of those pass towards who wawas a mocratic state senator who sted a gathering. he said i know what you mean by new york values. we fight them everday in our community. they are the values of liberal democratic politicians. charles: donald trump enjoying every minute of ted cruz's lack of a welcome. but could kasich be the dark more? >> lillian, you are a kasich supporter. he wants to be the spoiler, and he's starting to poll in the northeast. >> he is. he was warning everyone, wait until i get up north and the numbers will change. >> with a strong second i hope he can garnish in new york. definitely there is a big gap. a big positive sentime for mr. trump of 55%. so kasich is rig there in the middle. mathematically the number of delegates don't add up. but it could be a dark horse. a trojan horse that we'll see what that looks like once we get to cleveland. >>

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, especially, this is the cover of today's new york daily news. i think we have the cover. there it is. and for "daily news" covers, that's somewhat tame. not a huge friend to republicans. but how successful can a guy be whose spent some time talking about new york values? >> he's reinterpreted as the liberals who run new york. the sneidermans, the cuomos, the spitzers, the clintons, and those are the new york values he was talking about and that's the way he's interpreted and saying some of his opponents. >> you said in an interview, trump, i want to make sure, could be effective general election because he appeals to a wide range and read people and deliver the goods. were you saying donald trump could win new york state in a general election? >> interesting, it depends on the economic at the time and factors. but he wants to do one thing and that's to win. and he has done well now on his personality and on very broad statements like the wall. that's it. he could reinterpret those things a lot of many ways in the general election to win the gene

nothing new. trailing far behind trump in new york, cruz has shifted his attention to california where he says the gop nomination will be decided. during the rally, he mocked trump's delegate complaints. >> donald, 65,000 people voted in the state of colorado. they just didn't vote for you. they voted for our campaign. >> reporter: on the democratic side, hillary clinton maintains a double-digit lead in new york over bernie sanders. monday she continued to attack the vermont senator on gun control. >> he voted for the law that tells gun manufacturers and sellers they have special immunity. >> reporter: a win in new york could be a game changer for sanders. >> on april 19th, new york can make history. >> reporter: despite winning 8 of the last 9 nominating contests, sanders still trails clinton in the overall delegate count. and it has certainly been a long and dramatic race for the white house so far, and americans apparently are not impressed. a new associated press poll shows at least half of am

to new york for the generous people of new york to give them money. i was with the prostate cancer with michael milken.n. where does he come?? we raised $3 million other day at four seasons for prostate cancer. new york values. melissa: rudy giuliani comes out saying he supports donald trump. how much weight do you thinink that carries in this state and beyon does rudy giuliani have new york values? >> let's face it, we're facing an election year that has overtones with three supreme court justices. as it is withth all these progressive ideas with rnie, crazy bernie there, what he wants to do, i mean, we're going to have three justices of the supreme court. which way is it going to go? melissa: real quick, hillary clinton trying to swipe the metro card, do we have that? it iss pathetic. we've been there. at least she wasn't trying to use token. do we have that guys? >> will come out, tens of millions of dollars be funneled through canadian offices of clinton foundation. there is a lot of stuff mr. dietl h in his investigations here. it will come to th

people would talk about news. making this money he needed to build a new headquarters, so he went to park row and bought french's hotel. great lesson for young people because you always hear revenge is a dish best served cold. french's hotel had kicked him out as an indigent unemployed veteran of the civil war in 1865, so he came back, but the hotel, tore down a built the tallest building on the globe and at the top he made a dome shaped building at the top where the editorial offices were and he put gold leaf on the top, so the top floors of this building which overlooked all of new york, tallest building on the globe at this point was where the newsroom was, where pulitzer's offices were. what is so significant is it we made the landscape of new york at this point. think of it in terms of the empire state building in the 20th century with that kind of profound affect. 's just like he remade the landscape of journalism, he remade the landscape of new york with this building and this is a profound moment i think r

it's a new york story. it's a national story. >> i understand. >> robert, what do you think about the fight? can he roll all the way to cleveland? >> he's going have a speed bump in indiana. that's a conservative state. it a state that looks friendly to cruz' politics. >> i think kasich is more likely to come in second tonight. pennsylvania for sure. probably in delaware. probably in rhode island. i don't see cruz doing well in any of the north eastern states. >> i agree with you. donald trump may not do as well here in new york. >> i agree with that. i think kasich can win. i think he can be number two in about ten of them. >> i agree. >> back to the 1237, we're looking at tactical voting by the republican party. kasich and cruz are not being viewed separately. they're package to deny -- >> you think voters are changing like that? >> i do. that will happen in pa p and in indiana and california. tactical voting in order to deny the 1237 on the first ballot because everyone tells me that unless trump closes

♪ let's hear it for new york ♪ for new york ♪ for new york >> thank you, new york! thank you all so much! thank you! you know, today. today you proved once again, there's no place like home. you know, in this campaign, we won in every region of the country. from the north to the south to the east to the west, but this one's personal. new yorkers, you've always, you've always had my back. and i've always tried to have yours. today, together, we did it again and i am deeply, deeply grateful. i want to thank everyone who came out and voted and to all of you across new york who have known me and worked with me for so long. it is humbling, it is humbling that you'd trust me with the awesome responsibilities that await our next president. and to all the people who supported senator sanders, i believe there is much more that unites us than divides us. you know, we started this race not far from here on roosevelt island, pledging to build on the aggressive tradition that's done so much for america, from franklin roosevelt to brarack obama, and tonight, a little less than a

new york." >>> right now it's 5:08. happening today, the postal worker who was allegedly beaten by two nypd detectives will be speaking out about his lawsuit against the two detectives were indicted on assault charges yesterday. they're accused of beating the man, kareem baker, after he left work in october of 2015. baker's attorney claims he had been systematically harassed by police since 2014, a year before. that's when baker gave then went on to execute two nypd officers in brooklyn. >>> happening today, hundreds of new yorkers expected to gather at city hall to demand police reform. they'll be joining victims of alleged police abuse to call for changes to mayor deblasio's community policing program. a lot have criticized the program saying it doesn't address police accountability. th eey would like the new york city council to pass legislation that would require officers to identify themselves. >>> in new jersey, another school district has found lead in their drinking water. six water fou

why can't millions of new yorkers vote in today's new york primary? as bernie sanders attempts to upset hillary clinton in new york, we will look at the restrictive voting laws. then as north carolina and mississippi has sweeping anti-lgbt laws, we will look at utah with the other way. the u.s. legislature last year passed a landmark lgbt anti-discrimination law. >> i do believe that what we have done will become a model for the rest of the country of how they, too, can resolve these issues in their own respective's dates as we find the right balance necessary to discourage discrimination law protecting religious liberties. amy: we will speak with the only openly gay member of the utah state legislature as well as the head of equality utah. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. voters in new york are heading to the polls today for one of the most closely watched races of the election. donald trump's leading of the republican side will bernie sanders and hillary clinton are

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new york is new york. just doesn't work when you can't wear cowboy boots. >> when the polls close, two hours from now. >> cruz could do well. he will do well in areas where trump will do well and take all three delegates. >> ed cox, thanks for that. that will do it for this hour. coming up, a special live edition of hardball. chris matthews live from brooklyn. chris will join bryan williams and rachel maddow for our election coverage. that starts at 8:00 eastern. stay with us. >>> new york values. let's play hardball. >>> live from the foot of the brooklyn bridge. the polls will be closed across the state. donald trump and hillary clinton are looking for big victories tonight. the fight for this state has been the hardest fought of the democratic campaign. for clinton a big victoryl

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it's primary day in new york. donald trump and hillary clinton didn't have any trouble caster their votes near their homes today and we have live team coverage tomorrow. tony aiello with the democrats and marcia kramer with the republican. steve langford has been talking to frustrated voters. >> reporter: amid widespread reports of people having trouble voting today, the city controller wants to know why is it alleged that $125,000 people removed from the voter rolls? why did 60,000 voters get notices that didn't have the proper primary date on them? why have people been told they were voting in the wrong place? finally were some polling places locked? gentleman there's no other agency like the board of elections in the world or in the united states where politicians from both parties come together and run it likes it's a back hall political club. we are going to have huge turnout in november and they know how they will handle a general election. >> reporter: a statement late this afternoon from mayor de blasio sa

stay with news 4 new york for all your election primary coverage tomorrow on air and online. of course, we will have the latest results right here on news 4 new york at 11:00. >>> head to brooklyn where a house fire claimed one life. it happened around 6:00 this evening. the blaze started on the second floor and attsc of a three story home. thick black smoke could be seen for several blocks. one person inside the home was killed. neighbors say it might have been a mother trapped on the second floor. >> another neighbor was saying that he was standing there and he saw the son outside yelling upwards. the assumption being most likely the mother was on the second floor. telling her to try to get through the window. >> eight firefighters were injured. a neighbor was injured but is >>> heartbreak in ecuador days after an earthquake levels homes and buildings. crews are in a race to find survivors under the rubble. the death toll climbs. the current tally is 413 people. a number expected to rise. we have team coverage of the disaster and the frustration being felt among loved ones

new york city comptroller scott stringer vowed to audit the new york city board of elections. we'll have more on the new york primary after headlines. in brooklyn, a judge has sentenced former nypd officer peter liang to serve no jail time for killing unarmed african american father akai gurley. in 2014, nypd officer peter liang shot 28-year-old gurley in the darkened stairwell of a brooklyn housing project. gurley was walking down the stairs with his girlfriend because the elevator was broken. following the shooting, officer liang first texted his union representative before making a radio call for help. as gurley lay dying. liang had faced up to 15 years in prison on second-degree murder charges. but on tuesday, judge danny chun sentenced him to serve only five years probation and 800 hours of community service. judge chun also made the rare decision to reduce officer liang's verdict from manslaughter charges to the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide. following the announcement, akai gurley's aunt, hecicicirtencia petersen, spoke out. >> this is not justice. this

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the news at 6:00 starts right now. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> a murder mystery at a city shelter for the second time this year. is the mayor's security plan working? >> i was shocked as much as they were. i was even angry when i got out. >> a road rage suspect tells his side of the story. why he says a shattered windshield was an accident. not an attack. >> from cheating taxpayers and cheating on his wife, sheldon silver's reputation takes another hit before his sentencing. good evening, i'm maurice dubois. >> i'm kristine johnson. dana tyler is off tonight. right now at 6:00, two different sides of a the victims say they were attacked but the suspect says it was a misunderstanding. cbs 2's meg baker reports on out road rage arrest. >> reporter: it was their typical route home from the doctor's office through roselle park but rosemary iglesias and mary ella castro got a scare tuesday night. >> i was standing here and she was the driver. we were just stopping. >> reporter: she says at

in new jersey. we're live at the scene with an update. >>> caught on camera, a whale watching trip comes to a several people are injured this morning. >>> and meteorologist bill evans returns with your >>> developing in new jersey, the investigation into a police- involved shooting in a quiet new jersey neighborhood. >>> new information this morning on a slashing in lower manhattan. the new twist that ended the search for a suspect. >>> and don't leave home without your rain gear. you're going to need it this morning and later today with a chance for thunderstorms. >>> good morning, i'm ken rosato >> i'm lori stokes. thanks for starting your morning with us. it is friday, april 1st. and you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and bill. >> cloudy skies over gotham this morning, breaks of sun. sun is officially up in 10 minute from now. but your temperature is 64 degrees. normally it would be at 40, 24 degrees warmer than normal. southerly wind here make it is a little coole

his attorneys want a new trial. they say juror michael vargas his father spent time in prison for the same crime. >>> a formal investigation into the nypd. the department has now reassigned administrative duty. the mayor insists he will not accept campaign donations from the men. just a short time ago, the mayor said he's willing to offer help to the justice department. >>> now to decision 2016. the democratic presidential candidates back in the big apple today boasting some big endorsements while hillary clinton took a nod from the daily news. bernie sanders showed up at a picket line. we're live with all of the details. >> reporter: dave, bernie sanders is on that picket line as we speak in brookl . he's joined the striking verizon workers who've been on strike he has argued that unions are the backbone of a thriving middle class. take a listen. >> tell corporate america they cannot have it all! you're telling corporate america that workers in this country are not going to be continued to push down and down and do

hazan sanchez, cbs2 news. >> tragedy on a street in new orleans. super bowl winner will smith shot and killed in an apparent case of road rage. what investigators say happened before gunshots rang out. >> plus >> i says, are you okay? i'm like, where are you? >> he thought his wife was kidnapped by a drug dealer, but it was a lie. a westchester couple opens up about expensive and elaborate scam they say started with social media stalking. >> later a fiery scene caught on camera. a car explodes in a parking lot on long island. >>> well, it was a cold start to the day. we saw sunshine and relatively mild temperatures. tomorrow will be a milder day, i will have the details in the full forecast. >>> a special guest joins us tonight. mets great ron darling is in studio talk about a current mets squad and his new book. a book that details his anguish from game 7 of the 'odell beckham 6 world series. tale later in sports. [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this aro

i lived in new york and my wife lived in new york . new york city brings the best in the biter brightness that want to conquer the world . the politicians the people. >> i've been very specific about the policies that are harmful. i don't like liberal politicians . i don't like bill de blasio making new york city a sanctuary and taking jobs. i like bill de blasio throwing african-american kids out of their schools and siding with criminals over cops. working men and women. they are coming together. >> thank you senator. i appreciate it. >> okay this is what i feel. he was sticking to his talking points and no matter what we asked , we just get it back about the liberal values. he invokes mayor diblasio. i've heard it 1 million times. it was a real conversation because he did not get that new york values gets under the skin of new yorkers. >> when he said that in iowa , he never envisioned coming here in a competitive primary. he was saying something dark about new york but he is still in the race. effort was interesting. whether you li

4 new york app. our next hour starts right now. >>> it's a february feel this early april. this morning, it is going to be frigid. look at those temperatures when you step outside. >>> plus new this morning, police name the suspects in a what we've learned about his criminal past. >>> plus new this morning, a violent encounter shuts down the subway station. we'll tell you what police say happened. "today in new york" starts now. good morning, 5:00 a.m. on this tuesday, april 5th. i'm michael gargiulo. >> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris is off, raphael miranda has the forecast. >> hey, guys, it is a cold forecast. we've got windchills in the teens and single digits. very much the feel as you head out the door as you see on storm tracker, the rain and snow is not happening today at least it's dry out there, all we have to deal with is the cold and wind. feels like 17 right now, windchill values stuck in the 20s throughout the day. lots of sunshine. a high of 42. as you're stepping out, you need to dress f

a bleash in new york has -- a library in new york has a new selfie. the red eared slider was abandoned by her perceives owners -- previous owners. they took her in and she has been thriving every since. when she is not in her aquarium she roams the books. the she keeps the staff on their toes. >>> this is a giant apple snail slowly eating its away across the state. it can grow as large as a child's first. they lay up to 7,000 eggs at a time. it is native to south america and began showing up a decade ago and people bought them as pets for aquarium also and released into the wild and they are eating aquatic plants and swamps. scientists fear they may move west and eat throw rice crops. patients with bone cancer. patients with bone cancer deserve a specialist too. "the advantages of being treated at cancer treatment centers of america is that we have all the specialists under one roof to take care of every aspect of that patients cancer care. we want our patients to survive their cancer but we also want them to maintain independence and quality of life

why isn't he in new york for the next two weeks. >> well, he is hunkering down in new york. we're back in new york city now. if you look at the schedule of events that they're planning over the next 48 hours, it looks like he may hit most of the boroughs, queens, manhattan, a couple of different places in manhattan and you can expect to see him in upstate new york, a place people forget, they know him pretty well, because some of those media markets in vermont do bleed into upstate new york. i think you're going to see him functionally camping out in new york over the course of the next ten days. >> abbey, is the clinton campaign, do you think worried about losing the state or trying to finish him off? >> i think they're worried that the state might slip under the radar. i think what kasie just mentioned about the vermont media market is actually pretty important. that's one of the reasons why hillary clinton is spending a lot of time upstate in western new york and those types of places. places where there is not a huge amount of population, but where bernie might have a ch

news. >>> we've got more breaking news. a man getting in to his suv in bayonne was hit and killed by a passing pickup truck. new information tonight about how students from seeing the horror. johnson live at the scene for us. >>> let's tell you exactly what happened. the students were outside of the walter f. robinson school. there had been a fire drill a little bit earlier this afternoon. they were going back inside the school at the time. the horrific accident happened right out here on west 31st and jfk boulevard. the principal made the decision to go ahead and put a human chain with all the adults around the school so the students would not see the accident happening outside of their school. we understand the patient had just left out of a doctor's office here on the corner of west 31st and jfk boulevard. he had walked out of the doctor's office. apparently he was getting ready to get inside his vehicle at the time. that's when the 43-year-old man was struck by a pickup truck that was h

as "new york" magazine points out donald trump only lost one place in new york -- his home. manhattan. "the new york times" has created a block by block breakdown showing election results. kasich managing to beat trump in new york's 12th congressional district which includes most of manhattan's east side as well as trump tower. according to nbc news exit polling, 37% of new york republican primary voters would definitely vote for kasich if he's the nominee in november. now the ohio governor is looking ahead to contests in maryland and pennsylvania where he's spent much of the day yesterday. while in annapolis he mocked trump for recent campaign promises. >> these simplistic solutions to the problems that we have, i was in pittsburgh today. you know trump was in there, you know what he said? i'm going to bring the steel industry back to pittsburgh. i'm like, okay, great. you know what? everybody that lives in pittsburgh is going to be a billionaire. i'm not going to tell you how i'm going to do it, i'm just telling you by the way. everybody here is going to own their own hote

a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of her first term. a real plan to create new jobs and industries of the future. hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news pennsylvania's top prosecutor just got out of court this hour. we are live with the latest on the next chapter for the embattled kathleen kane. >>> and students got a lesson in giving back to mother earth. >>> but the big story is developing news in burlington county, a two alarm fire has engulfed an apartment complex there. >> chopper 6 hd was on the scene as they tackled the fire this morning. firefighters were on the roof as they tried to gain the upper hand. lets go to "action news" reporter, chad pradelli, live with the full details. >> reporter: sara, we have little information about this fir