this storm may track to new york city within the hour. see heavy thunderstorms over parts of northern morris county ready to go to passaic and bergen county. light sprinkles over the hudson valley but also downpours near kingston and orange county. that's going to go to putnam and new york city, we talk about midtown manhattan, closer to 6:20 because the storm coming to parts of northern new jersey. 6:43, danbury. 6:45, hempstead. this is another future scan radar confirming in to new york city. 7:00, long island. heavier downpours could be over connecticut as well. brief heavy downpours, lightning, small hail. not a lot of wind with this. just take it slow if you're headed out the next few hours. full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. >>> now to those illegal street racing deaths. 19-year-old cory gloe supposed to be sentenced to six months in jail but now mr. gloe could face a longer sentence after his arrest last night. police say he was a passenger in a speeding car and they say they found a knife and marijuana in that vehic

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was sent by the anti-slavery society to new york . he had started writing anti-slavery articles for the newspaper and had joined the anti-slavery society, and he was proving himself so they invited him to new york city. he did not really like new york city, and so they were able to buy a house in staten island, and they really wanted to be more in the country. earlier, otis and i have had wonderful conversations, and one story that we both have heard, that she heard and i found in my research, is the story about a time when elizabeth came to the national anti-slavery office and is sydney, who smoked a pipe, motion with his pipe and said, look under the table. well, there was a table with a green cover over it, and elizabeth lifted up the cloth, and she saw two men and a woman huddled underneath the table, hiding. years later, their daughter, and shered a servant asked the woman to tell her something about herself, and she said she had escaped from slavery, had been hidden under a table, and mary said, didn't have a green cloth on a? s

not so many downs with the "news 4 new york" app. tap the news 4 logo in the corner and scroll down and select the weather tab. you can see the latest forecast. use the interactive radar and learn how to submit your own weather video. the app is available in the app store right now. pat, over to you. >> thank you raphael. >>> it may not feel like it this weekend but we're expecting spring-like temperatures. as we say bye bye to winter, we we have tips to get back into it. we have two guests here to help us with that. good morning to you both. >> good morning. how are you? >> did you jog over? >> absolutely. >> quickly, quickly. changed right back into his suit. >> absolutely. >> we know probably starts around halloween, we start to become couch potato-ish. you see fewer and fewer people on the track. you really, your body changes when you sit still in the cold weather. what literally happens to you in between the sai, four months between october and now we're ready to get back up off the couch? >> when you've been sedentary, you get

the first one in new york that's trump. depicting new york's diversity. although she doesn't mention trump by name, it does show that infamous video of that man being sucker punched at a trump rally. want to take you back live now where they are singing the national anthem at this point. the supporters were chanting hillary ahead of this. she went in the back entrance of the theater. we were looking to see how she would make her arrival. we'll have more on all of this on news4 new york at 5:00. >> thank you. >>> some other political news t now. donald trump speaking out in very strong terms denying that his campaign manager grabbed and hurt a reporter. >> she didn't almost fall down. she didn't even change the expression on her face. >> trump spoke by phone on the "today" show about the battery charges filed against cory lewandowski. he pointed to this security video released by police. ewandowski and that was echoed by his lawyer. >> it certainly doesn't look like the description that she had, where she almost fell. >> now you have donald trump suggestin

here in new york, at an extra new york the no. 6 ranking state. no. 1? hawaii, of course. would it surprise you to hear it's hawaii? >> good. we're going to hawaii after this? >> let's go. >> reporter: can you write me a prescription for that? >> we'll both go. >> reporter: for blanch, new york city is working just fine. >> it's the only place in the world to be. it's interesting. it's fascinating. there's history here. there's everything going on here. >> reporter: arthur chi'en, fox 5 news. ernie: thank you, arthur. we asked rita cosby to be here, our tv host. nice to have you here. this is another good reason to live in new york city, right? >> i love this. you know, we're so stressed out. we're on tight timetables, especially in broadcasting, we are, but the good news is new yorkers and -- look, i was born in brooklyn. i'm a regular here. i'm going to live forever. the average age in new york city is 80.6. the national average is 78.2. we're going to live two years longer. you would think it's going to be crazy. no. we're mentally stimulated and physically. ernie: this

in to new york city right now. almost right over long island in the upper 40s. 59 in trenton but 46 in spart so this front continues to sink down and we're about 49 tomorrow morning. also low clouds are increasing during the morning hours. limited sun tomorrow with the east wind, low and mid 50s about the best we could hope for in new york city. there's the front off to the north. winter weather advisories upstate for snow and ice. we don't have to be concerned about that but that front is right over us right now. noticeably cooler tomorrow. that front is connected to the blizzard in the rockies and the snows in the midwest. good news for the system for us, it's lifting to the north. we get on the warm side of it and get rain later tomorrow here's a closer futurecast to show you. tomorrow morning you need the coat. in the middle 40s. you need it during the day because limited sun especially from the city eastward and we're only in the mid and upper 50s. 40s east. interior parts of new jersey, whether it's flemmingt

"today in new york's" katherine creag is in western new york where the investigation is full effect, kat? >> reporter: and michael, the father of the little girl said that he is destroyed. what we see here out of the intersection where that horrible tragedy happened. been growing in memory of that little girl. she was only 7 years old. the child and her mother walking hand in hand crossing this intersection were hit by the driver of an suv, we have video of that vehicle. the most recent surveillance video of the suv released by police. the driver of the black chevrolet tahoe at the corner of van buren place and 61st street turned as the little girl named shayla and her mother were crossing the street. the driver struck both of them even got out of the vehicle for several seconds looked at the child on the ground and the mother and took off. the child died at the hospital. she was the only child of her mother and father. so many people van buren, 61st street have left flowers and balloons. so many people were out here, angry about this driver hoping that he or she turns themselves in.

"today in new york's" katherine rage is in west new york. kat. >> reporter: and darlene, one dropping off a teddy bear right there at the site of the memorial for that little girl. only 7 years old who was killed here. that child and her mother were walking at this intersection when they were hit by the driver of an suv. in fact, the most recent surveillance video of that suv released by police shows it going through a parking garage. also some side streets around west new york. the driver of the black chevy tahoe at the corner of van buren place, 61st street. turned as the little girl, sheyla pichardo and her mother crossed the street. as the driver got out of the vehicle and for several seconds look at the child on the ground and the mother in shock and hurt but the driver took off. the child died at the hospital. a resident in the community said this. >> i'm distraught. i think it's horrendous, unspeakable, inexcusable what happened last night. as a resident, i'm confident that law enforcement will catch i give it one more -- to the end o

that's been the case in new york since 9/11. the problem with the cyber-crime is that it's not an easy fix. it's something we say on top of. in our business, we get the most calls now about cyber attacks, people that -- their bank accounts. clients who have information know, credit card information, personal -- ernie: we're all trying to stay on top of this. bob strang, this is a breaking story. a terrorist arrest in paris. the suspect was in the advanced stages of a plot to attack the country. right now there are no links being made between the attacks on brussels or the previous attacks in paris last november. >> other headline stories to tell you about. authorities in belgium are hunting for a man who was with two suicide bombers at the airport during tuesday's deadly terror attacks in brussels and reports say a second subway attacker may be on the loose. meantime, the country's prime minister rejected the resignations of his interior and justice ministers today after admitting they made mistakes terrorists. >> the prime mini

the new york primary is april 19th. also campaigning here in new york. the republican governor headed to howard's pizza. kasich says the state of new york is extremely competitive and his team here is working hard. >>> three construction workers and two police officers are recovering tonight from injuries they suffered in a gas line explosion in new jersey. the blast happened while a crew was testing a new gas line in bayonne around 9:00 this morning. officials say pressurized air was being used when a temporary cap was blown off. it sent dirt and debris flying out of the hole and that hit the victims. >> there's no gas explosion. this was a concusive type explosion built with pressurized air that was in the air at the time and that pressurized air expelled all the dirt from the construction hole. >> one worker was seriously hurt. the other victim sustained minor injuries. pse&g and osha are now investigating. >>> a former inmate at rikers about pain were not taken seriously until it was too late. the man was eventually taken to the hospital for emergenc

i think this says that new york city is whole again, that the people in new york city are unified and that we're learning to overcome divisions. i always say this is a beacon. this city is a beacon around the world of what it looks like for everyone to come together. it's not perfect. we prove once again we could create a more perfect union. >> governor cuomo marched the occasion. >> it's a different day in new york for gay new yorkers and gay americans. a lot of that started in this state. that's going to be another proud chapter in the history of the state of new york. >> reporter: an estimated the parade, a new york tradition since 1762. christine quinn says today is personal for her. >> for me, it's the first time as an adult i will get to march representing the totality of who i am. >> reporter: edie windsor, the game rights pioneer whose supreme court case forced the federal government to legalize gay marriage, she stopped by to wish lavender and green and brendon luck. it was an historic day at the parade. dari: thank you. prior to today's parade, cardinal dolan celebrated mass

it's on. >> in new york city. >> or new york state at least. >> check out the narrative about how the push for a $15 minimum wage went to a mainstream movement. john, back with more tomorrow. a big day, tomorrow will be another one. >> i'm going to be with donald trump in wisconsin. >> we'll see you from wisconsin, until tomorrow, sayonara. >>> coming up, chris matthews with "hardball." >>> grabbing the news, let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews, in green bay, wisconsin, here for an hour long town hall with donald trump tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. parties running head to head and hillary clinton slightly ahead of bernie sanders. but the big news tonight is national. interrupting the horse race on both sides is the news that trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, was charged with simple battery today, after turning himself into police in jupiter, florida, this morning.

new york 45 is now new york 27. lou: he's reaching to the point that there has been an outward migration and the congressional districts are far fewer than they were. and times have been tough in northern new york where you live and represent those great folks. today donald trump warning the republican establishment to absolutely end the war against him. it is that. i think you would agree. this gop establishment is out of his mind. >> it's disturbing to rank and file grass root republican. these are the committee men and women that do the hard work. they go door to door, they get petitions signed. they will be doing that starting next tuesday. these are the hard working men and women who are the grassroots. the voters will choose, and donald trump is right. the turnouts are excited. they are massive, they know donald trump is the leader and he is going to secure our borders and bring the jobs back. he's a natural leader, desperate politicians are doing desperate things right now. they are not doing themselves any f

it included "new york times," buzz feed.com, cruz and rubio. buzz feed reporting the "new york times" owned by a mexican billionaire has a secret off the record reportr recording of trump. we don't know if trump knew there was a recording and we don't know they have a recording. but buzzfeed said so. it's unusual to call a meeting off the record and make a record of it. in that meeting buzzfeed says trump indicated he was flexible on his immigration poe posals -- proposals. adding the comments in a recent "times" column were more than speculation. the column evident writin col you can't explain how you are going explain 11 million undocumented immigrants. first much all, if collins thinks this is a monster negotiation session, she should be grateful should that opportunity present itself. buzzfeed smith admit he doesn't have a recording of the or a transcript. but senators rubio and cruz seizing on this. listen to the sanctimonious tones if you will of the good senators today. >> so i call on donald trump, allow the "new york times" to release

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

keep watching "today in new york." download the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. >>> right now assessing the damage from a fire that ripped through a block in brooklyn. new information coming in overnight. >>> plus, this morning, donald trump is backing off his gop pledge. even as he stands by his campaign manager who now faces a criminal charge. >>> why a passenger on a hijacked plane says he decided "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everybody. wednesday morning, it is march 30th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm michael gargiulo. storm team 4's chris cimino is here with the forecast. we've got a couple of interesting days lined up. >> a couple of days in april. springtime weather. the low 20s across northwest sections of new jersey. sussex county down to 21 in walpack. belvidere is 24. closer to the city, in the 30s. upper 30s in town. across long island, at or below the freezing mark in both locations down the jersey shore, same thing. we have a push of warmer air headed our way. we'll notic

he thinks he can win new york. he promises we'll be seeing a lot of him over the next couple of weeks. >>> a new quinnipiac poll also had some very good news for donald trump. >> the poll shows trump leading with republican voters in new york with 56%. 20% are supporting ted cruz. governor john kasich has 19%. >>> the clock is ticking for new york state lawmakers to agree to a budget before tomorrow's deadline. right now they're reviewing a deal announced by governor cuomo that includes 1 billion in middle class tax relief. . truck, driving drunk and killing an mta bus driver will be heading to driver. he is charged with murder and drunk driving in the february 2014 death of will yan iam pena. the plea deal offer would have sent to him to jail for 18-24 years. >> i understand that the wheels of justice move extremely slow, but even after two years, we're still here fighting strong. and we're not going to give up. >> wilby told detectives he blacked out and can't remember what happened. there will be another hearing

york and just questioning, if your environment is insane, which i find new york to be, if it's illogical, if it just doesn't - it's not logical, this. people say that new york is like the bumblebee, there is no reason why the bumblebee should be able to fly >>> i was listening to that, have i been blind, et cetera. >> i've walked these streets in the wealth and poverty, in the diamond market, they just rolled out for me. there's so of wealth in this city and there's-- so much wealth and poverty, they co-exist right next to each other. you can see people sitting down to a $400 bottle of wine and lookout the window and see an old woman eating out of the garage can. the disparity and the income gap is like this in the world, but in new york everybody is right up against each other living together. you have to do a lot of convincing of yourself that you're - you know, somehow justify your lifestyle to be able to live as accessively-- excessively as you do and taking advantage of all the material pleasures that are here and not give assistance - basically stepping over bodies to get into prad

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. 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. 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 -- good ad.t's a what strikes you about it? 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 it's ahe ways it's -- 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, sh

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we'll have it for you on eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> worries about lead now making news in new york city as well. u.s. attorney here, preet baraha investigating on whether some city workers lied about contamination. >> i'm very concerned. >> reporter: concerned because here in east new york at the linden houses you don't have to look far to spot this, peeling paint, that some residents say the new york city housing authority promised to fix two years ago. not to mention the constant reappearance of what looks like mold. >> what they do is they come and they paint over the mold. and that's not solving the problem. >> reporter: on the heels of troubling revelations about lead contamination in flint, now we learn of a federal investigation right here in new york city. the u.s. attorney drafting this letter to a federal judge which compels the city to release patient information, particularly information from the new york city children's blood lead registry. the feds launching an investigation in to whether nicha has made false claims for payment. today at the st. patrick's day parade,

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in east new york, cefaan kim, channel 7 eyewitness news. shocking admission by tennis great maria sharapova, highest paid female athlete in the world, now admitting to failing a drug test at the australian open. shirleen allicot at the breaking news live desk with details and what this could mean for sharapova's career. >> maria sharapova did not have to make this announcement today. in fact, the international tennis federation doesn't make it public until the appeals process is exhausted. sharapova says she's always been open and honest and has taken full responsibility. the tennis pro who earns close to $30 million a year now faces possible suspension after testing positive for meldonium. it was banned on january 1st. sharapova says she's been taking it for years, it was prescribed by her doctor. >> i know that with this i face consequences and i don't want to really hope that i will be given another chance to play this game. >> injury has kept sharapova from competing since january's australian open. we'll see if the possible suspension

and new york. he might be trying to give clinton a run for her home in her adopted home state of new york. then he beats her and closes the gap. >> well, right. but the problem still is for bernie sanders, african-american voters. there has been a correlation with the black vote and whether he can win or not. wisconsin i'm guessing is about the same. it's also brianna keilar mentioned earlier. it's white. a lot of college kids. it's fertile ground. turning to new york, you have a different dynamic. you have to imagine if the clinton campaign will fight to win, where hillary clinton has won statewide and her campaign is there. they hope to embarrass her. she needs a decisive win in order to avoid that. >> he wants to debate on the home turf here in new york. he talked about it on "meet the press" this weekend. let's listen to it. >> i would hope very much that as we go into new york state, secretary clinton's home state, that we will have a debate, new york city, upstate, wrf, on the important issue

the new york values thing. boy, oh, boy, donald trump, even if you don't like him, he put him in his place. >> he had audacity to get some money? lucky we were focused on other things yesterday. >> lucky i don't have your baseball bat here at the office anymore. here is back and forth on twitter between trump and cruz. it got kind of nasty. ted cruz, forces loyal to ted cruz put up a picture of melania trump. melania married to donald trump. some picture book from her modeling days from "gq" magazine. you see trump there, lying ted cruz just used picture of melania from "gq" in his ad. be careful, ted, i will spill the beans on your wife. exclamation point. >> what does that mean? donald. >> we didn't do it. if you try to heidi, mrs. cruz, you're more of a coward than i thought. what is going on? likes use of that picture from melania's modeling days. it wasn't this. it was another one. >> she is state of undress. she was undressed. >> heidi cruz, by almost all accounts is wonderful woman. 43 years old. harvard

here in new york city. the city final conceding it's not about the number, it's about perception. so the nypd is making some changes. eyewitness news reporter stephen kim has details on a new plan of attack. the rash of stabbings and slashings on their mind this is the reaction. >> when i go on trains i reach in and have my pepper spray in my hand. >> it's occurring more often. >> the nypd is roll ing out operation cutting edge. the surge of police officers on subways, now a more targeted approach. unlike shootings stabbings and slashings were not being tracked until now. officials say they are unlike shootings because there's no specific group of offenders. so instead police are focusing on when and where these incidents are happening. >> 23% of stabbings and slashings occur between 7:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m. on friday and saturday nights. >> so police are now identifying the city's most problematic nightclubs, keeping legal ones safe and shutting down illegal ones. this weekend that we thought were restauran

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 state of new york chartered a company to deliver drinking water to the people of new york. that company, instead of tapping upstream sources of water, the brown river at the time was fresh and clean and knew it would taste better, they thought that would cost too much money so they made a decision like in flint michigan and decided not to tap the good water. they decided to sink their well in the middle of the slum. they distributed that water to one third of the people of new york. and this is through repeated cholera epidemics. the person who maneuvered this was burr. alexander's nemesis and murdered. the company that did this was called the manhattan company. the reason they wanted to save money and they wanted to start a bank. the bank of the manhattan company. and that exist today. jp morgan chase. the biggest bank in america and that is their earliest history. we got rid of a lot of malaria before we had solid biomedical solutions by changing our land use policy. we started building dams but the h people on the board of the dams to make sure we didn't extend the mosqu

york live" is next. >>> welcome to "new york live." thanks for tuning in on this gloomy tuesday. we've got a fantastic show on the way to brighten things up including a visit from lisa vanderpump. >> always good to talk to her. hopefully she brought jiggy. >> i know. >>> also, the season's most star-studded musical revival. we're catching up with the funny and talented cast of "she loves me" in this week's "in the wings." >>> and she's reprising one of

it is a beautiful day here in new york city. the chairs are completely time trying to find a place here in bryant park. and the weather is only going to either stay as good as it is or get better. how are you? nice to see you. turtle necks, you can get rid of them now! let's take a check of the weather right now, shall we? temperatures around the area are absolutely lovely. we've tied a record already in central 69 degrees. 72 in monticello. a little cooler out on the island. the wind coming in off the cooler waters. but the satellite and radar picture, very, very nice. couple high clouds. for the most part, clear skies. future tracker, let's start as we head through into the afternoon and through tomorrow, we see the possibility of some friday morning showers before all is said and done. but that's about all we have to worry about. as far as what we can expect for the remained going to be absolutely perfect. 75 degrees. mostly sunny. a pleasant southwest breeze. clear. very, very pleasant as you go to sleep. and tomorrow, partl

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

we have fog outside of new york city. temperatures now around 50 degrees, variable wind at 3 miles per hour. that combined with the high humidity can contribute to the fog development. the high getting up to 69 by later on today. that's way, way above normal for this time of the year. 16 degrees above normal if you're doing the math here. 79 the high back in 1963. here are the headlines, in addition to the fog, we have showers moving through this morning. they can last into the early on today. that means highs will make a run at 70 degrees. so, after we get into the low 70s on wednesday, then had a coolish day yesterday, we're back up to 70 today. cooler this weekend, but still bog average in the middle and upper 50s. 50 at jfk. $ temperatures in the 40s north and west of the city, but well into the upper 50s at toms river. the warmer air is trying to move in from the south and west. visibility down to near a third of a mile in monticello. .8 miles in morristown. there is fog out there, especially from the city to points

i'm a new person, new transplant here in new york city. i have been here two and a half years and live right across yankee stadium. i really love being in new york. part of my reason for coming to new york was because of victor green. victor hugo green, the mailman who started the green book. how many of you have relatives, grandparents that were born in another country? okay. well, you kind of have a migration story as well. in the african-american community we had over six million people from 1915 to 1970 that sort of got on the road to look for a better life for themselves and their families and they called it the great migration. jacob lawrence did a whole 60-panel exhibit on this that was here last summer at moma and i had the good fortune of being able to go in there and film all 60 panels. but what the green back was about, is about, is about traveling with dignity, being on the road, being able to stop, eat, use the restroom and just feel safe without humiliation, without threats of violence or even death, and victor green, who had

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. some say "free the whales." for them, nothing else is acceptable. but nothing could be worse for the whales. most of the orcas at seaworld were born here. sending them into the wi

our news 4 new york app on your device. >>> gunfire in brooklyn. each other. one man is dead. two teens are hurt. what police are telling us. >>> also, a wild ride. a police suv wrecks several cars and causes commotion overnight. it wasn't an officer behind the wheel. >>> and strike threat. today what happens in a newark hotel could impact hundreds of thousands of riders. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning. it's friday morning, march 11th. >> storm team 4's chris cimino has the friday forecast. >> good morning, ladies. starting out wet, damp, gray in some spots. that will exit shortly and we expect to see the sun make its not as warm but temperatures above normal. you go to the north and west, doesn't drop off that much. sussex is 54. 40s around monticello. cooler er er air trying to push on in. one area of showers now offshore. next band over the city right now. sprinkles and leading edge of it, last band of shower activity getting closer through northwest new jersey sliding through within the next 60 to 90 minutes across the area and after that

here in new york 54-42%. we're live in the bronx this morning, greg and rosanna, back to you. >> let's see them one more time, thank you very much, carrie drew. hillary clinton versus bernie sanders. bernie sanders, those cowardly governors. at this point, should we make our endorsement? >> obvious what? >> -- of what? eve. moving on to other stories, a security guard at a long island school accused of recording a teenage boy using the bathroom and then posting it to snapchat. >> cops arrested daniel williams yesterday. they say he walked in the restroom at roosevelt high school on tuesday, began filming this boy who's 16 years old. they say the boy appeared to be mr. williams is due back in court april 11th. >> you heard about the guy robbing elderly women in brooklyn and queens. we have new surveillance video of the guy police believe doing this. >> it's really very good video. take a look at this. do you know this man? they just released this video from the latest attack which happened last saturday near o

a new york cop injured and cars damaged when a horse goes wild and runs around. >> first breaking news. josh einiger is live in the bronx. >> a very active investigation in the pelham bay section where cops want to find out who planted an explosive device. >> they're surrounding that red nissan here at the corner of muhahn avenue and roberts avenue. you can see a bomb squad truck behind it. this happened around 8:00. someone apparently according to police placed two aerosol cans rigged to detonators under the car. one exploded, the other did not. there were two people inside the car at the time. a 24-year-old driver, a they were not injured. but you should be able to see that the airbags deployed in that car because of the force of whatever that explosion was. there are also two flat tires. one eyewitness told me he saw someone walking away from the car just after this apparent detonation. here's what he had to say. >> what did it sound like? >> it was just like a really loud big thump. it wasn't like -- kind of like a gunshot, but sort of deeper. >> back live, investigators there on t

you know most of the country has a negative view of new york and new york city. yet three of the top candidates are new yorkers. bernie sanders, hillary clinton and donald trump. >> it is weird, isn't it? >> it is. >> but i'll push back a little bit. after september 11, there was a vogue of people saying we are all new yorkers now. and it goes beyond that. look at new york's tourism numbers. we set records every year. that is domestic as well as international. >> -- come here and visit and -- >> -- live here -- okay. but if you go even a little further, you know, the country broadly looks more like new york all the time. we're more racially and ethnically diverse. the country has as a whole become somewhat more liberal over time. new york is still out in front on both of those angles. but new york is not so much different than the rest of the country likes to think of itself. and then when you get into politics, you know, you look at bernie sanders, certainly new york roots. grew up in brooklyn. but left in 1960 and has been a national socialist, liberal ever sin

. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> powerful and dangerous storms are predicted to move across the central and southern plains today and tomorrow. on wednesday night, a tornado touched down in tulsa, oklahoma, hurting at least seven people and knocking out power to thousands. >> we could see it right there. you see the house right there in the debris. as it's hitting the houses in stone canyon, there is debris off of some roofs. i people are taking cover in this area. >> reporter: the twister touched down multiple times around tulsa. >> reporter: the hardest hit area measured a mile in a residential section of the city and homes there sustained severe damage. >> the debris going around in circles. my son, wife, the client, get down on the floor. two minutes later, boom. the high winds came through and broke everything and broke out windows. >> reporter: the storm shredded roofs and brought power lines to the ground. >> right there, you see he that rotation? it's back on the

york, if new york was a battle ground state. obviously, the ways in which it pokes at trump, the ways in which it is a very much ad about the kind of -- it's a morning in america ad, morning in new york, it's got the kind of illusions that donald trump and some of the footage, it just plays into the notion that she is still looking, no matter how much trouble in wisconsin, more looking towards the general election than she is as bernie sanders and the nomination fight. >> for hillary clinton to beat donald trump, she needs two things that she doesn't have enough of now. she needs energy and emotion in her message and that message of tolerance, that inspires a lot of the coalition, the people who supported barack obama and got him reelected and elected. the other thing she needs is she needs to turn out those kind of voters who she is losing to bernie sanders, particularly younger voter whose care a lot about the same motion. younger, less white voters, more female than male. that message, you'll hear a lot of. every time donald

york. >> are you from new york? that sounded like you were from maine. >> no. i am from new york. i'd like to personally say i think you're the best candidate, unfortunately the best candidate doesn't always -- >> because i'm governor of ohio and it's the second best job in america. and secondly, i'm running for president and i'm going to finish my job as governor. people find this hard to believe, but, you know, there's also another world out there that is not connected to the government. and i have an obligation to my family and we'll see, though. you see, i think what's going to happen is, let me tell you, we've had ten republican contested conventions. the person who had the most delegates going into the convention only won three times. seven times they picked somebody else. so who goes to a convention? somebody like you, sir. you could sign up as a delegate for somebody. if they don't get enough of the votes in the first or second ballot, you're free. then you start thinking, okay, who things, who can beat hill

of a post-9/11 new york. if you see something, say something, a way of letting us know we're looking out for each other. now that familiar phrase, one when we see everywhere, is changing. >> if you see something, say something. >> reporter: it's on buses, subways and trains, a reminder for us to be ever vigilant in a target in the u.s. for terrorism. >> since we launched a campaign in july 2010, we've been able to bring that important message nationwide. we have used it in messaging around the world and across the country, the super bowl and nascar and airports and mass transit. >> reporter: now the national call is getting a local facelift. the mta unveiling the new tag line, new yorkers keep new york safe. >> these are faces of everyday riders and they come from all walks of life and in that regard, they represent the diverse community that is new york. >> the online commercials will feature real testimonials from new yorkers who reported suspicious activity and the print ads will be on buses, trains and su

thanks, new york. stop complaining. new york is the greatest city in the world. no, it's rude, obnoxious and dirty. and i know that also describes me, but it doesn't mean i want to hang out with it. you take this place for granted. me, growing up in ohio, i used to see new york in movies and on television. it looked so exciting. i remember the first time i saw that billy joel video. now i'm living that video. i'm the uptown girl. you can't afford to live uptown. 'cause i got a cheap-ass boss. but it's still the greatest city in the world. come on, people, back me up. (groaning) i pay two grand a month for my apartment, and i got a bathtub in my kitchen. mr. trump's got his own bathtub. must be nice. does that ever end? i got mugged in the park yesterday. why were you at the park? were you with that whore donna? mind your business. mind my business? okay, okay, come on, you guys. you're forgetting about all the great things that could only happen in new york. driver: ...will now last at least... (static) ...please don't panic... ...giant snake... (static) see? tha

download the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> new this morning, an investigation involving one of donald trump's children. what someone sent to his manhattan address. >> parents head to city hall after two gun incidents in different queens schools this week. >> there is a different concern in newark schools. drinking water is safe. "today in new york" starts now. good morning. friday, march 18th. at this 5:00 a.m. hour. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris cimino here with the forecast. good morning. >> good morning, guys. the last couple of days, winter officially going out quietly. the first day of spring we're worried about. mid and upper 30s. chill in the air toward the upper hudson valley. 46 in white plains. 49 in the city. not bad. northwest new jersey, 30s as well. in the pine barrens, down to the 20s in westhampton. closer to 44. most locations across long island. we have a weak front to the north that will drop in. maybe a sprinkle or two this afternoon but a few mor

in tom's river, ted greenberg, news 4 new york. >>> after a rocky start to the new year on wall street. march was a great year for investors. u.s. stocks got off to their best start in a month, in more than three years, with the major averages up 2%. >> the dow jumped nearly 350 points, the nasdaq 131, the s&p 500 gained 46 points on the day. >>> major league baseball has suspended yankees closer 30 games for a violation of the league's new domestic violence policy. he was involved in an argument with his girlfriend. the police report states he he will not face criminal charges. he will not appeal the suspension. bruce beck will have more on this story coming up at 6:00. >>> still ahead at 5:00, osama bin laden's will made public. >> janice huff has the forecast. >>> welcome to march. a beautiful day. clouds are rolling in and rain is on the way. i'll let you know when to expect up next. >>> a worker survives a fall down an elevator shaft. what we've learned about the work being done and who is in trouble with the law. this is the face of addiction. addiction doesn't discriminate. alco

over on the new york side. governor cuomo has ordered in the national guard to be security for key points. i asked governor christie about bringing in the new jersey national guard foreplaces like newark international. he says simply that with the addition of state and local and some other tsa assets, that should be all that are needed for now. >> no. >> many coming from europe did not know about this carnage at the brussels airport. >> i'm sorry, this is shocking. >> this doctor was flying with her children, they live in england and are muslim, saying isis terrorists are trying to hijack her religion. security is more obvious than ever. here in newark, a dog sniffing for explosives. >> i'm not surprised, because i was stopped and stopped again, and stopped again. >> if you're picking anyone up at the airport, look at these port authority cops to see how today zero tolerance for motorists waiting to pick up someone. the word of the day, move. flights to brussels were cancelled. the security profile at jfk, real