the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> a raging fire in brooklyn. many left homeless. we'll tell you what we've learned overnight. >>> the republican candidates backing away from a party pledge. what they're saying this morning. >>> what newark is doing today to try to help another city dealing with its own water crisis. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday, march 30th. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris cimino is here with the forecast. chris, good morning. >> good morning, guys. a distinct chill in the air this morning. suburbs colder. seeing 20s. haven't seen that in a while. 24 lagrange. stony kill 27. same thing montgomery. you get closer to the city and the coast, it's better in the mid and upper 30s. across long island, generally in the 30s. westhampton, down to 23 right now. skies are clear, wind lighter than it's been. that's for sure. with that combination, we lose any heat. until the sun comes up, it gets c

and if you aren't a voter in new york and never voted in new york, you had to have registered by last week. about 41,000 new votes that came in last week, we don't know if they are democrats or republicans. many of them may be trump voters but there's a lot of movement to see they are young voters. we work, which probably runs the most -- biggest startup in new york city, house tens and thousands of people -- thousands of startups and all 27 locations, i think it's 27 locations in new york city. they had voter registration. for overwhelmingly young people who probably didn't grow up here. the poll that we saw this morning has young voters favoring sanders by 30 points. it's an issue of some concern. i don't know -- i wouldn't count her out and particularly the african-american and caribbean base vote are totally in her favor but there are some warning signs. >> there's a lot of volatility and that's a poll that will get a lot of discussion. republican side we said this earlier, but trump right now in the same poll a 36-point lead, over 50%, key threshold here in new york on the republ

hello, new york. tonight from the boss, kristen bell. >>> new at 11:00, a fiery crash and then a daring rescue. two sheriff's deputies. >> ma'am, stay with me. hey. stay with me. >> a woman trapped after a car collided with a tanker truck. this happened in florida. both vehicles bursting in to flames. a sheriff's deputy breaking a window with his baton tries to pull her out. a second deputy arrived. both braved the flames and were able to pull the woman to safety. >>> a hospital in connecticut who claims surgeons removed the wrong body part. the patient had surgery last year at yale new haven hospital. according to the lawsuit, doctors removed the wrong rib even though the correct rib was clearly marked. yale hospital says it's committed to providing the safest care possible and says even the best organizations make medical mistakes. >>> in tonight's health alert, working extra hours may be bad for your heart. researchers finding people who work more than 45 hours a week over the course of a decade ha

new york, they are more confident about new york than you might think. they think that their numbers look better there than in some other states that they were further behind and eventually won. that's also a wild card. they're also looking at pennsylvania. >> if he has any hope of -- >> exactly. you guys are so smart. you see beyond all this b.s. i think pennsylvania is for hillary. the clintons have always been popular in pennsylvania. >> working class white voerters in pennsylvania? >> that's too cute. casey hunt, thank you, gene robinson. we'll see. she's from scranton, remember. >>> these two democrats could face the billionaire from new york, donald trump. i'll sit down with trump in an exclusive town hall wednesday night in green bay, the home of the packers. wisconsin. 8:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. the round table is coming here next for next on this republican race. >>> welcome back to "hardball." we're back with the round table. howard, this latest high school thing has not changed. we've just got this hot off the wire of the here's ted cruz

to new york city. >>> okay. now, you can foreget the password and the fingerprint. amazon may soon have you snapping a selfie to pay for the online retailer filed a patent to ask users to point the camera at your face and perform an action like blinking. it's less cumbersome. >> i'm too lazy to type in a couple of keystrokes i'm just going to put the phone up to my face and order more stuff. i like it. like is it. >>> it's 5:09. just ahead this morning -- it could be a make or break day in the race for president. the challenger who is posing the biggest threat to donald trump today. >>> plus, some dramatic video. it shows the moment a piecing of a burning home came crashing down on firefighters. >>> and a dreary start to the day, but the sun may make an appearance this had afternoon. your weather and traffic on the 4s is coming up. >>> stay ahead of the storm with the nbc 4 new york app. tap the nbc 4 logo in the corner and select the weather tab. see the latest forecast, interactive radar and even set

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in new york. our msnbc political team is tracking all the latest developments on the trail across the country. we begin with msnbc's hallie jackson who joins us live from los angeles and obviously, top of mind on the republican side, hallie, this morning, is donald trump and how he tried to contain the damage from these comments. how is that going? >> reporter: the a story line. a full walk-back of his comments. saying a woman should not be punished, she is the victim but if making abortion illegal and upheld this and ban abortion under law, it's the doctor, he says or the person performing this illegal act held legally responsible. reiterating now, he's pro-life with exceptions all of this, of course, after he got what you called backlash from both sides of this debate from people both anti-abortion and pro life. march for life did not believe this is the right response from donald trump or at least the response that they would support. you see republican rivals weighing in now. john kasich held

we worked on new york campaigns together and it wasn't long ago hillary was running for the new york senate, and she was trailing in new york even though she was a one and and bill clinton's wife. is it shocking to you that she is having trouble in a state like new york? >> it is in the respect it's considered a safe state for someone like hillary clinton. her political lineage is for the last 20 years. there is a distrust among new york and national voters. i think bernie sanders has had a few good weeks. he won three contests a week ago. he's doing incredibly well in wisconsin. i think she is looking to new york to build a northeast fire wall against sanders. when you see that loss, that nearly 0% loss in d nearly 30% loss in her polling, you see why she has to do that. she is not taking for granted at the delegates in wisconsin are proportional. she is running up the score in new york when she sees sanders coming aggressively on her heels. andrea: kirsten, you worked on campaigns in new york as well. she has to bring out bill to try to get her numbers up. but the fact that she has

you saw that in new york. they apparently identified some of agitators and -- >> they're on the move again. >> that's one of the keys to keeping it peaceful. >> we talked about that earlier how the protest began very peacefully, then there was a sudden shift from a law enforcement perspective, like you said, you have to tackle that immediately. but how are you able to respond to that? when do you know when to respond to that? when is the line crossed to a mob mentality, if you will? >> certainly any act of violence triggers that immediately. you'll see the police. it is really a tribute to them how much they'll take. they'll take people standing and screaming in their face and shouting at them and trying to elicit a violent response. they'll withstand that. once there is an actual punch throw or something thrown at a police officer, that pretty much causes them, of necessity, to react to that. >> give us a sense of the intelligence involved with the police and with the fbi and others in -- there's always this

new york city. good morning, everybody, on march 3, 2016. >> i always have that where i have to think for a moment. >> well, it's 2016. a lot of us do want to get into take a look at this guy. look at the physique, huh? >> he said fitness made simple. i don't know, can it be made that simple? >> look at the intense look, by the way. he is a celebrity fitness expert, very big in social media, particularly those vine videos. >> yeah. >> and check out the shirt, by the way. i p mean, is it a lack of buttons? no! i think he's highlighting his chest. [laughter] if i had that chest and didn't have chest hair, i'd do the same thing. welcome to good day new york. nice to see you. >> i am a huge fan of the show, this is amazing. my twitter buddy, rosanna. >> john, we've got to talk about your wake-up world series because it's very inspirational. not only is it great for the body, but it's great for the soul as well. tell us about some of the wake-up words. >> that's basically a series on vine that's also bro

he is already in new york. here we have it, presidential politics, new york style, something we don't see very often but we're seeing it this year. we're just getting started at this point. ashley: new york pizza. connell, thank you so much. wonderful job, connell. appreciate that. donald trump speaking live in appleton, wisconsin. we dipped in a little bit earlier. there he is speaking right now, moments ago, making a statement on abortion, donald trump. he told msnbc that women should be punished for illegal abortions if the united states bans the practice, calling it an issue for the states. hillary clinton quickly responded to this tweeting, just when you thought it couldn't get any worse. i am now joined by julie roginsky, fox news contributor, democratic strategist, ron christie republican strategist and former special assistant to former president george w. bush. i know you have shaking your head here, julie. what is trump thinking here? apparently taped interview with chris matthews for something that w

reporting live in west new york, carolina leid, channel 7 eyewitness news. workers go on strike over wages and benefits in new jersey? besides paralyzing the region, now coming out with a contingency plan just in case. the plan expected to include adding buses and ferries. more than 100,000 people use new jersey transit trains to get in to manhattan each weekday. under federal law, march 13th is the first day railroad workers can strike. >>> funeral services will be held tomorrow for the beloved owner of a sneaker store in new jersey who was murdered on the job. 21-year-old jamaal gaines was shot in the east coast boutique in rahway friday night. at this point police do not have a motive nor have they identified a suspect. >>> the campaign to stop rising crime in the subways of new york city tonight includes a new radio system for the nypd to try to help cops communicate while patrolling underground. we're told tonight the department tested the updated radios in the bronx and now before they used to lose them or go dark. there was no way to communicate with

since 2015 there have been more than 6,000 k 2 emergency room visits, in new york city. people using k 2 have been brought in for everything from seizures to psychosis. homeless people account for most of new york's k 2 users but it has been growing in popularity in american teenl teenagers. makes it the second most frequently used illegal drug among u.s. teens after marijuana. and drug moarmt officials say th enforcement officialssay the amg into the united states, some community groups say america is simply repeating the mistakes made during the country's original war on drugs. whatever your view is, it's undeniable, that k-2 is creating problems in cities like dallas, louisville, and oklahoma city, here is a terrible look at what k-2 is taking here on the streets of new york. k 2 or spice, as it's called up, a combination of all these things wrapped up in one. >> it's potpourri sprayed with a little chemical. a little acid test. >> omg, oh my god. a marijuana high weed high with crack addiction. >> it is absolutely absurd. i watch these people die. >> third world coun

trump comes back to new york. arrests and some people were pepper sprayed hundreds more gathered peacefully. not everyone is convinced donald trump is capable of making america great again. chanting and voicing their objections, hundreds of protesters took to the streets of new york city saturday afternoon, marching from columbus circle to trump tower on fifth avenue to show the gop front runner he doesn't have everyone's vote. >> trump ignorance bigotry towards us. so we're calling for it to end. >> we're here to counter mr. trump's hateful rhetoric against immigrants, muslims, and many other groups of people. he claims to have the support, and we're not going to let him have it that easily. >> i think it's good to show him that a lot of people don't approve of what he's saying. his rhetoric is really hateful. officers stood by ensuring nothing got out of hand. at some point a handful of protesters reportedly threw water bottles at officers and were pepper sprayed. two others were arrested for walking in the stre

patrick's day parade here in new york. you can watch it live on nbc 4 new york and nbcnewyork.com with our own lauren scala and gus rosendale. coverage starts at 11:00 tomorrow morning. >> looking forward to that. >>> absolutely. >>> if you head out the door, please take us with you. >> download the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> fallout from mega tuesday. another big night for the front-runners and the last stand for one candidate. we're breaking down the results. >>> plus right now, fears of lead in the water in newark. a different kind of test planned for thousands of local students. >>> new this morning, a harsh sentence for an american student "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning. 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday, march 16th. i'm michael gargiulo. >> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris is off. dave price is here with the forecast. dave, i have your clicker. >> i have another one. >> i was hoping to wreak havoc. >> i'm sure you were. not going to happen. >> nice to see

we are live here in new york, channel 7 eyewitness news. joe back to you. >>> some of the count not guilty maine won't be finished until tomorrow. abc news for the very latest in vote 2016. you can also find updates and abc 7. >>> a final salute today to a former nypd officer killed in the line of duty. 29-year-old david hoffer was a new york police officer for five years before joining the police force in also, texas. today -- in texas. today hundreds of men and women respects. >> reporter: david hoffer had moved from new york city to the dallas area because he wanted to be someplace safer. the texas police officer's death a grim reminder that whenever and wherever a police officer puts on a badge they are putting themselves in harm's way. that is why so many turned out today with broken hearts. >> reporter: it is a sound that the sound of bagpipes filling the air at pennington field stadium near bedford, texas as thousands celebrated the life of former nypd officer david hoffer. the police officer was gunned down tuesday while responding

let's go over to the new york city subway system. i want to show you video of mayor bill deblasio and commissioner bill bratton riding the subway to times square yesterday evening and new yorkers the system here is still safe. commissioner bratton said he was speaking to strap hangers on his rid and they told him his presence and the increased security presence was very reassuring. >> it's about confidence . the idea the public can feel confident in this city that we will do everything to try to deter and prevent an act from occurring. god forbid if one were to occur the capabilities to respond very quickly are there also. >> now the state department has issued a travel warning for americans traveling europe this morning. however there's no known credible threat here to new york city. reporting live at jfk, darla miles chain 7 eye witness news. >>> thank you. we'll continue to post updates throughout the morning on our website abc7ny, and download our news app as well to get breaking news alerts any time. >>> good morning america wil

the message echoed in a new tv ad she now has on the air. >> new york. 20 million people strong. no, we don't all look the same. we don't all sound the same, either. but when we fall together, we do the biggest things in the world. so when some say we can solve america's problems by building walls, banning people based on their religion, and turning against each other, well, this is new york. we know better. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. mark: that is a good ad, what strikes you about it. this looks like a general election as you are run in new york if it is a battleground state. mark: what strikes me is that it looks like a general election and that you would run in new york if they were against you. the ways in which it pokes at trump, the ways it's -- it's a morning in america ad, and it has those allusions, playing to the notion that -- how much trouble she is in with wisconsin, she is still looking toward the general. mark: for hillary clinton to be donald trump, she needs to things that she doesn't have enough of. she needs energy and emotion in her messag

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could not live in new york. banned from new york. you and de blasio had ugly feud and somehow passed legislation to keep you out of the city. >> i see that happening with you. >> i love it. >> if you and de blasio had major feud -- not me. never mind. >> where would you to? where would you go? i could see myself in florida. >> florida is sweet. what is really amazing, nobody there, empty in the summertime. it has real international flavor now. used to be one of those places like a cold weather spot during the wintertime. but now, it is 20, 365 days a year. >> south beach, by the way, whoa. intimidating. supermodels. >> models and bottles. >> could you see yourself in south florida. >> not south beach. too much. >> palm beach. >> you think so? >> i am wearing suit for that. i love this suit. >> you look nice. >> it is double breasted. covers any trouble regions. you know what i mean, mike? >> i used to have double breasted suits. i didn't realize it was for trouble regions. >> it makes you feel skinnier than you are. >> you look good.

keep watching "today in new york." download the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device right >>> terror attack in brussels. as we look at live pictures from brussels right now. crowds are gathering to pay tribute. this as police hunt for the surviving suspect. >>> plus, a local flight attendant due in court in a matter of hours to answer charges that she tried to smuggle a lot of drugs into our area. >> today, it's a plan to get laguardia airport off the ground. it starts now. good morning everybody. 5:30 a.m. on this thursday, march 24th. i'm michael gargiulo. >> want to check in with storm team 4's chris cimino. the forecast. people arriving at the new laguardia airport, chris. >> not so new right now. they'll be arriving with clouds and cooler temperatures. unfortunately, yesterday's 70-degree temperatures are gone. for a little while anyway. suffolk county, seeing a lot of low 40s. melville. north babylon at 44. 46 in sayville. one of the milder temps out there. north and west, we're finding a few 30s from pou

two 2006 to 2010 on the new york version of this show. welcome to "good day new york." rosanna: david day dana, what were you looking for? >> why the woman wanted to be on the show. in the eight years they have been on, there's 20 divorces, four arrests, one suicide, there is a lot of the negative repper cushions. >> look at how many businesses and marriages have come out of it. i think that the show is -- women who are attracted in the show are looking for something rosanna: according to the article, it humiliates some people. >> yes. it does. it is very painful and i went through a lot of crying and painful moments that is why i left the show. it got so bad for me. some women take it as an opportunity. people are in on it now. it is not reality. it is not scripted. greg: this was the game changer, bethny frankel, success on the show. she's now like this megamogul to have that. >> i don't know that. rosanna: jill you and bethny were not good friends? >> well, we were good friends. she's incredit successes and losses. she lost her marriage and apartment. greg: people lo

reporting from the newsroom, chris glorioso, "news 4 new york." >>> you can see more stories by new york's biggest i-team on the appefor iphone. tap the news 4 logo in the corner and select investigations. the "news 4 new york" app is available in the apple app store and is free. >>> it's time for a check of sports. we're talking about the future of knicks and more upsets in the how is your bracket?do >>> good morning everybody. what is carmelo anthony's future? th answer was once i'm here to say. now it's i don't know. a third straight losing season. knicks led by as many as 18 and in a flash, they trailed by 11 in the third quarter. the wizards use a 14-0 run to take control. despite 20 points from 'melo and another 20 from porzingis, the knicks crumble. 99-89. >> > similar story for the nets. in detroit, up by 6 in the third, then suddenly down by 9 in the fourth. they had no answer for this man. anthony tolliver. he didn't play in the first half, didn't let up in tte second. pouring in all of thm 17 pinnts in the final two frames. no brook lopezedeant no win for brooklyn. 115-103 loss.

good morning, new york! it is so great to be here and i am so privileged to be able to have the honor of introducing my friend and colleague, hillary clinton -- [applause] who frankly needs no introduction, especially here in harlem. [applause] as new york senator for eight years,and they know her family. when president clinton had the world to choose from to locate his presidential offices, where did he choose? harlem, usa. so, hillary is no stranger here. she is no stranger to the people of new york. we know her. we love her and we cannot wait for her to be president. [applause] hillary -- >> hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary! senator schumer: let me share something with you. senator is the only job we have people occupied by two at the same time. hillary and i served together for eight years as senators from new york. well.got to know her when you work with someone not closely, you get to see a person's real soul. what makes them take -- tick. hillary understands in both an intellectual and hear

that's the latest live from orange, new jersey, news 4 new york. >> all right. thank you. >>> right now, the messy ripple effect from a water main break has crews busy in hoboken. the area has gaping hole so big that it did swallow a car. this played out on 1st street between grand and willow avenue. the area closed to traffic now. it's going to be closed for a while. news 4 has more from hoboken on the progress so far. lori? >> reporter: unfortunately for one car owner, a 12-inch water main erupted under the street where his car was parked. you see it caused the street to cave in. right now, the owner out there, they just pulled his car out of the sinkhole. now crews are able to begin work on the water main. a spokesperson for suez water telling us that cruise need to ex-calf -- crews need to excavate the area to assess the damage. chopper 4 was over the scene earlier when the main burst at about 6:00 this morning. water rushing through the streets here. right now, water is shut off at 1st at clinton and willow and remains closed. water pressure is low througho

steve: he may go to trial in new york. alison morris here with a look at the big business behind el chapo. >> reporter: it's totally fascinating. he's a major drug leader. we know that. one of the most interesting things is how did he move money and drugs into the u.s.? jeffrey robinson is the premier expert on financial crimes. he explained to me how it goes down and how el chapo might go down if he's brought to new york. players in what may very well be one of the world's largest businesses. >> reporter: with the possibility he may be extradited to brooklyn, we sat down with a leading expert on international money laundering, jeffrey robinson. robinson doesn't talk to the media often but talked to us about dirty money and el chapo's big business in the united states. >> you are talking hundreds of millions of dollars taken off the streets. hundreds of millions of dollars that this man has been responsible for. >> reporter: how does el chapo get all that dirty money in and out of america? >> they've been using value added

rain moving through pennsylvania and new york state. much of new england is going to deal with rain. boston up to maine through the middle of the day ending in boston by the evening rush hour. a snowstorm out in the west, if you love spring skiing this is perfect. winter storm warnings on 80. winter storm watches in areas of wyoming and montana. this will be a decent snowstorm. some areas could get one to two feet of snow, especially the state of wyoming. a little bit in the mountains of colorado near aspen but not a ton. the other story is we have to wait and see how cold, yes cold we're going to be next weekend. great lakes and the northeast. here's one of our computer models. it just saying we could get down to 6 in northern minnesota, 10:00 a.m. sunday morning new england could be down in the single digits come this time next week on monday. jonathan one more cold blast it looks like and then maybe we can put our winter coats away for good. >> great. thanks, bill. >> you're welcome. >> still ahead see how some greedy adults ruined e

reporter: the new york primary is april 19th. many pun dents pendants have already called fans say not so close. even clinton supporters say things will be competitive on the 19th in the city. >> i know in the end she's going to win new york but as far as new york city, i have to be honest, we'll just do our best to get people to support her. reporter: we expect both sanders and clinton to be campaigning in new york. the next big vote is april 5th in wisconsin. that is another state that may be very competitive. . >> thanks dave. >> stay with abc news and eyewitness news for the latest on the vote 2016. you can also find information around the clock at abc 7 ny. >>> a 19 year old was slashed at a subway station last night. investigators say the four head, neck, back and both hands. the attackers were last seen fleeing north on broadway. >>> nassau county residents are hoping to put a stop to a proposed video casino at belmont park. they say it will add traffic they want them on long island. >> belmont park as a history. its about

kasich is not counting out new york. he made a campaign stop at a pizzeria yesterday and this morning spoke out in midtown against trump's comments on abortion. >> as commander in chief and leader of the free world you don't get do overs. you need to be able to get it right the first time. >> reporter: trump is fighting backlash from all sides after this exchange yesterday on msnbc. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion? yes or no? >> the answer is there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> yes, there has to be some form. >> the latest demonstration of how little donald thought of the issues facing this country. governor christie, a trump supporter defended him. >> people misspeak all the time. with him everybody wants to make a bigger deal over it. i get it. >> reporter: back to the quinnipiac poll. new york remains a solid blue state. survey found in head to head matchups clinton and sanders edged out the three republicans running. >> thank you very much. >>> stay with us for continuing covera

new york is only state left to do so. all that had it needs now is governor cuomo signature and you know you put it in his budget according to the bill state could collect 3% of the receipt sales. they pass the bill eve year for last seven years but assembly had deemed the support too violent. much more to that than you know -- a lot of politics involved as well. i talked with mma fighters in tribeck ya yesterday at the and per son marshal arts academy. here's what they had to say. >> why do you think it's so popular? rmts sport is fun, you sneak it gives you a chance to self-express in a lot of different ways with punching, kicking, grappling a total body workout. >> people who say you know maa is violent or you know maa promotes violence are mostly people who don't practice mixed politics behind this very interesting sheldon silver out of office and passes bill with flying colors yesterday with 113-25 regardless this will will also regulate mma on amateur level making sport safer for amateur fighters here in new york an

this is -- this is a blowout. 64%, my goodness. >> well, lou, in new york, especially western new york where i'm from, it's about jobs, the loss of jobs to china and mexico. we believe, we know that donald trump is as president going to get those jobs back, and we're just tired of america not winning. donald trump is going to make america first, and that's why you're seeing that the groundswell, and this is democrats as well as republicans, i'm not sure whether the poll was just republicans, but i can assure you the working men and women that are registered democrats in western new york are enthusiastic about donald trump. >> you know, an endorsement came down that donald trump didn't get, and you almost wonder if he didn't pay so that mitt romney wouldn't endorse him, because those he's endorsed have not done well. mitt romney came out three days after campaigning with john kasich and three days before the next primary and endorsed senator ted cruz. now we got a lot of screw ball stuff going on among the so-called elites of your party, but i mean this is getting to be a topper. >> wel

york. >> we got new york. >> yes. >> the man from the prairies takes new york and, with it, the presidency. however he's done it with less than 40% of the vote. the south has backed john c. breckinridge and john bell. >> lincoln has a narrow victory. for almost half the country, he's illegitimate. he's not accepted as the president. >> no sooner has he won than several states in the south make clear that they are moving toward leaving the union, and so immediately he's gone from winning the white house into a crisis mode. >> lincoln's victory was probably the first shot in the civil war. it looks like the die has been cast. >>> abraham lincoln, president-elect, sports his distinctive beard for the first time. me to make no apologies...♪ ♪ ♪soul radiation in the dead of night...♪ ♪love in the middle of a fire fight...♪ ♪ ♪honey gotta strike me blind... ♪somebody gotta save my soul... ♪baby penetrates my mind... ♪ ♪ [cheering] ♪and i'm the world's forgotten boy...♪ ♪ ♪the one who's searchin'... ♪searchin' to destroy... ♪ ♪and honey i'm the world's forgot

she did launch her new tv ad in new york state this morning. it looks ahead to the general election, and the likelihood that she will be running against donald trump. she talks about building walls, putting up borders and also banning peep based on their religion. she says in the tv ad, here in new york, we certainly know better. >> i think that every candidate has to be responsible for what happens in their campaign and as i've said repeatedly, what donald trump has been doing over these last months is inciting violent behavior. >> reporter: and on the republican side john kasich will be here this afternoon, campaigning in the city. tomorrow, it is bernie sanders in the bronx, and also hillary clinton tomorrow in westchester. for now, reporting live inside the apollo theater in harlem, dave edleson, sigh witness news. >>> mr. trump discussed the assault accusations against corey lewandowski on "good morning america." lewandowski is accused of grabbing a reporter at a press event. trump says he was grabbed first, and lewandowski was coming to h

on the one hand, he is a new york figure and like a lot of new york figures, he trashes "the new york times" in public. "the new york times" in private. i wanted to see that show. that is a different show than being on the phone with him. and i couldn't resist. >> can we talk about the business of "the new york times" and the future of the newspaper, its financial solvency? what has to be done to transform "the times" for the tutor? >> i actually think -- i think this is a large issue. and a lot has been done. i think "the new york times" -- "the new york times" making it to the future, which i'm convinced it will, is one of the most important stories in american journalism. "the new york times" is making a very powerful bet, and most other news organizations have not made the bet, and the bet goes like this -- we will make it to the future as a high-quality journalistic institution without compromise, without slipping into gossip. so that is -- this is an interesting, i think, historical bet, and what will it take to do it will take, first, sticking to our guns. we will cover big amb

yorker hillary clinton has an ad out not against new york bernie sanders but against new york donald trump. >> this race has gone on a long time. if she attacks bernie sanders in an ad, that might backfire with the left, she wants to bring them in. going after donald trump, the left loves that. >> when some say we can solve america's problems by building walls, banning people based on their religion and turning against each other, well, this is new york, and we know better. >> the bottom line is this race has gone on a lot longer than hillary clinton wanted, obviously. she still has a commanding lead in the delegate count. that's why she wants to try to lock down new york. if there's one thing that unites democrats right now, it's donald trump. >> going after him. hillary clinton is now reacting, has in the last 15, 20 minutes, so what donald trump said about abortion, punishment for women. she said, "just when you that you say it couldn't get worse. horrific in telling -- h." this is what the clinton camp is banking on. she's had a rougher stretch as a candidate but appears closer t

we're willing to do new york, among other options. there are those that are voting, -- on the 26th, where the sanders campaign will have to do well if they are going to seriously vy for the nomination. she is willing to debate in new york and other places. if they can find a mutually agreeable date, if it happened. mark: is there any downside? >>, i do not think so. john: this is a good spot. we have four chairs. >> you have to figure out with all the moderators. the notion of the campaign manager being charged with battery, and whether donald trump standing by his campaign manager poses a matter of politics rather than morality is the right thing to do? >> i am not going to comment on specific charge because there will be a legal process, and he will get his say. but there is due process. the most i will say, making an observation about the campaign generally, is that mr. trump has clearly created a culture that not just condones violence but goads it on. that is true of his supporters at rallies were he offers to pay legal fees, and

the native new yorker against new york's former senator. and push is on for your support. ahead had eve new york's april 19th democratic primary. both bernie sanders and hillary clinton are pulling out all of the stops with a race closer than ever clinton holding on to lead here in new york. and today kick off her new york blitz with an event at the apollo some polls here in new york show she's up 34%. but nationally, that gap is closing. the latest nbc news survey monkey poll shows 6 points separates clinton and sanders with a significant upper hand in delegate count. sanders is riding high after three primary wins last weekend. he'll arrive in town on thursday an campaign in the section of brooklyn that shows he has new york credit. with 24 delegates up for grabs there can be no missteps here and this comment from chief strategist has offended some folk. >> i think he's going to campaign like a brooklynite and campaign like a senator who, you know, repghted this state for eight years. >> new yorkers are left woarpgd what does that really

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headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> republicans by the republican candidates to support whoever is the gop nominee have gone out the window and donald trump is dealing with another controversy. don champion is here in new york with the details. >> reporter: the reversal comes just a week before the critical primary in wisconsin. it also followed the shocking development that trump's campaign manager would face a criminal charge for a high profile incident involving a reporter. a week before the wisconsin presidential primary, donald trump is taking back his vow to support the gop's eventual nominee. >> no, i don't any way. >> you don't? >> no. we will see what it is. >> reporter: trump's turnaround came around a state where he is locked in a tight race with ted cruz. cruz and rival john kasich did not hide their thoughts on the possibility of a trump nomination. >> i think nominating donald trump would be an absolute disaster. >> if the nominee is somebody i think is hurtin

it's one of the many pieces of non-traditional works at new york's metropolitan museum of art new met browier building dedicated to the modern and comp 10 rather. the opening exhibit looks at 500 years of affirmative work by bringing together some wilder aspects seen in contemporary art with class cal art objects seen through the same lens. on opening day, it had art connoisseurs trying to get a pe testament k from all angles. it's a radical new step to shake off a stuffy image at one of new york's most stored art institutions. the met was founded in 1870 as an encyclopedia museum actioning modern works. >> we didn't start collecting modern art until the second war. we built up our collection in the late 20th century. but i think now, there is an opportunity for us to do even more. >> but doing so in a fast-moving world in an industry steeped in tradition where change is measured in sentracies and not retweets will take time. it's why the mets deep dive into contemporary is being so closely watched. >> the met is in many ways re-inventing itself as a big challenge doing so in a city w

here's how some new york fans are reacting. [music] we've only got a month and a half left until we hear that sweet game of thrones theme song every sunday night. but until then, the season 6 trailer is here to tide us over. how did you react to the new trailer? >> first of all, i started shaking. then i started crying. i got overwhelmed and watched it again. >> everything they've taken from us, we're going to take back and more. >> reporter: tons of fans had the same idea. the trailer was viewed over 30 million times in 24 hours, a new record for hbo. were all whispering and stuff. how is the season going to go? then they put in the action. it was like all right. >> step aside or there will be violence. violence. >> i choose violence. >> reporter: the queen reminds us how high the stakes are. especially for john snow who was presumed dead. >> they opened up with him on the ground. i don't want him to be a white walker. >> reporter: is he really dead? it looks that way. but the trailer provides a glimmer of hope. >> i think he'

we'll be in the low 40s in new york city. tomorrow, we're going for highs that are where they should be. it will feel cooler than today. easter sunday looks good with a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures in the mid 50s. it gets drier for tuesday and wednesday and scattered showers and milder weather on thursday and friday. christina and steve? steve: thank you. you can pick up an easter bunny the shelter is teaming up with pet smart by providing six to eight rabbits of all sizes. it takes place -- that's a big one -- tomorrow at the pet smart in flemington from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. they're supposed to be good pets. christina: some bunny will love them. >> it's a sandwich so succulent you won't want to eat it with your hands. steve: kerry drew shows us the secret behind the sandwich in tonight's edition of "the dish." >> brennan & carr has been a staple for decades, famous for its hot roast beef sandwiches. they opened the restaurant in 1938. >> they opened it as a small takeout place and added on a dining room. it w

in our area, new york's primary is april 18th. new jersey's is june 7th. stay with eyewitness news, abc news and abc7ny for coverage of the primaries and results as they come in. >>> to weather. today's strong winds causing a mess in westchester county where wind just knocked down this tree in pelham, ripping out power lines. in new york city concern about the strong wind gusts prompted the buildings department to issue an advisory and ordered crane activity to stop today. and ahead of tomorrow's snowfall, the sanitation department has issued a snow alert. meteorologist lee goldberg is outside our studio on the upper west side. the temperatures are beginning to fall. >> this is really more like march. we're not talking about yesterday's tame weather with sunshine and light winds. now things are getting a little bit more volatile and we have cold air with us and eventually some snow. also mild weather to tell you about on the road. let's address what's happening right now. the feels like reading was at 55. now the wind chills have dropped below freezing. it

new york city schools this week. and they say metal deeing detectors are needed. >> we are avoiding catastrophic incidents how long can we continue to avoid these incidents? >> he said he got a gun from a friend. >>> still to come everybody gets an election win last night we have the latest delegate count. >>> new rules aimed at cracking down the use of painkillers, the new look at medicine bottles what they could soon look like. >>> after a long fight why mixed marshal arts. >>> and joining us on facebook individually. . we bring in john elliot. >>> we have a pretty mild day, today we'll see ensnarls out the door, not nice nice numbers out the door. i appreciate this. nice shot of that moon, going to be the full worm moon, i'll tell you, actually, a lunar eclipse at 7:47. thank you for that. thank you to weather watcher pete saying hey that looks like jupiter, he is a smart little kid. 49 michael has 49 in staten island and on this day in 1775, that's right, patrick henry ignited the revolution with give me liberty

a lot of folks in the city of new york and those who left the city of new york have always had that vision. it goes back to herm*n badillo, to fernando ferrer. and, you know, at some point, this city is gonna have that, you know, is gonna have a latino mayor. >> but if i know you well enough, you want to be the -- not just the first latino mayor of new york city, and you don't want people to vote for you because you're latino. you want them to vote -- >> you trying to get an announcement of me. >> [ laughs ] let's make some news on "tiempo." >> [ laughs ] i think that when the time comes, the person has to be someone who's gonna serve the entire city. everyone is in this together. and if that person just so then so be it. >> un placer, seor. gracias. the door's open, so when you make the announcement, you know, you'll come here, okay? [ laughs ] coming up next on "tiempo," latina 50 plus. this is great -- a newly created organization formed to honor hispanic female pioneers over 50. we'll talk to them next. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new ex

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welcome to "today in new york" at 10:00. i'm gus rosendale. >> i'm natalie pasquarella in happy easter to all of you and nto you as well. >> to you as well. >> chilly out there as we head over to meteorologist erica grow. a cloudy but no rain today, ght? >> no rain tiday. we're going to watch those rain clouds develop as we head into the overnight hours. but for now, it's just cloudy and chilly out there. 46 degrees. of course, for this time of year, that's just seasonable. a few peeks of sunshine will come back as we head toward the noontime hour. in the late afternoon, those clouds will fill in again. it's a kind of gray and dreary day. staying in the upper 40s for the most part.gbut we will pop into the 50s briefly in the afternoon. right now, it is 41 degrees il newburgh and white plains. 46 in midtown. same temperature in trenton. 45 degrees in morristown. you can see that cloud cover approaching from the south here on storm tracker and the rain just very slowly starting to creep toward us. we'll time it out as future t

i lose by five in new york. >> new york state. >> yes, by five. they would have to spend money here to beat me. nobody has ever been competitive in the state running for president. i'm just five points down. look at michigan and north carolina? i'm beating her in all of these places and the national polls. >> that leads me to my question, is that the case you make at the convention. you conceded nobody is going to get 1237 -- >> cruz would have to get almost 90% of the remaining delegates. >> when you get it cleveland, is that your case, i'm the one that can beat hillary clinton? >> i think when you nominate somebody you're trying to pick somebody who can win in the fall. >> correct. >> so that would be one of my points. but there's another point, delegates are very serious people. somebody like joe, if he wasn't on tv, he would be a delegate if he wasn't running for something. here's another issue. who could run the country? that's like an important thing as well. we're not picking like the president of the class, we're picking somebody to be the