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

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.

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

east of new york city. that will be tapering off. 47 during the afternoon, so any snow we do get will be melting quickly. a moonlit clear sky. here's your accu-weather 7-day forecast. 52 on tuesday. a nice recovery out there. wednesday might as well be our first day of spring. it is going to be 64 degrees with a blend of sun and clouds. mild on thursday a pair of sixes, maybe showers in thursday night lasting into friday morning and sun returns friday afternoon, saturday into temperatures remaining above then. again eastern long island really taking the brunt of this storm and the worst of it will be overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. >>> a milestone. last weak the self street seaport museum opened for the a half years. superstorm sandy flooded the museum with 7 feet of water, but now it is back in business with a brand new exhibit. new york the city and that originates here in the seaport. >> reporter: captain jonathan boulware doesn't hold back when the south street seaport. >> this is the place tha

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

. >> keep watching "today in new york" by downloading the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> a car goes out of control and into a local business. sources say three nypd officers are under investigation. >>> plus, new this morning, a better look at the man wanted in the brutal attack of an elderly woman. >>> storm team 4, yes, tracking snow that could slow down your commute. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this friday morning, march 4th. what day? 2016. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm darlene rodrig z. storm team 4's raphael miranda is here with the forecast. we forgot what month it was. we're excited it's march but there's snow on the ground. >> it's playing with our emotions, guys. i feel it too. it is friday. >>> we have snow heading out for you need to watch out for that. light snow in new york city. we're tracking heavier snow off to thersouth. it could be sli thppery in places like monmouth and ocean counties, especially. let's look at what's going on in the city. tracking light snow at new k ber

right now on new york's readiness. let's listen right now. >> a lot of visitors who are really appreciative of the clear strong nypd presence today. i talked to a number of the officers, they told me how many thank yous, they have gotten today. people appreciated knowing they were there, they were vij lann the and protecting us against any and all threats and at this moment it's so good to see people going about their business, people in the city knowing the nypd has their back, and understanding how important it is to never let the terrorists dominate us or influence us, but in fact to stand up for our way of life. so today we saw just a piece of what is an extraordinary station, this vast connection point. all the tunnels, all the pieces of this station have half a million riders a day going through here. it's just an extraordinary hub of activity. and seeing how well protected it is, and seeing really the elaborate and sophisticated operation the nypd has in place to protect everyone is very, very encouraging. i wan

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

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

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a lot of the things we are wondering here in new york city, are there threats here in new york right now? >> there are always threats here. there are ongoing consistent concerns. are there new specific threats to new york? no. there is precaution. that's why you're seeing the ramp up in the city unless the police department gets all the information they can. >> seeing national guardsmen at the airports and such this morning. please keep us posted with new developments. thank you. >>> just moments ago, a long island congressman peter king called the attacks in brussels barbaric. >> this is hor arrive who are arrive ik. it has to be a wakeup call to anyone who does not realize how >> now ramping up security all across the area. airports, train stations, tourist destinations, all of them bolstered by extra officers. our team coverage continuing now live in lower manhattan where we understand that commissioner bratton just talked about efforts to keep new yorkers safe. >> reporter: that's right. in fact, i just left that news conference with commissioner bratton. the mayor, also fbi, mem

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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

a cool shot over new york harbor. right now our temperature is 35 degrees, mostly cloudy skies and a westerly wind around eight. so the numbers will be just around 34, 35, through the early evening and fall below freezing later on. the roads are cold. the snow will stick especially outside of the city. this particular computer model is not depicting snow at 11:00. i think it is too dry at this point. flakes after midnight in new york city. certainly around 7:00, there are areas of light snow, especially south and east of new york city. i'm not going to be surprised north of the city there are flurries. a lot of clouds at noon time and breaks in the afternoon hours the wind is gusty. you might touch 30 on thermometer. the initial clouds but here is the snow coming from the west. you can already see the signature of this. the snow is trying to move out of cleveland. it is having a tough time. we have snow moving through the del mar but the air is dry here so we're not snowing at any time soon and you can see the snow is

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

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

"news 4 new york" app available on the iphone and it's free. pat, over to you. >>> thank you raphael. >>> if you are entertaining this easter, we've got your francesco fix. he joins us with easy do it yourself centerpiece toss wow your guests. i'm wowed. i have to redo my table. >> i'm all about fast and fun. i love a clay pot in the garage as you know. maybe you want to buy one. they're 70 cents. moss, some stuffing from inside of the giftoxes sometimes. you can reuse that. it looks like nest. >> it does. >> eggs. i bought some eggs. i'm knot going to lie. already decorated. let's say you have time. >> that's a sophisticated centerpiece. >> sophisticated and crafty. it tis. >> i like a one, one, one, go. if you're buying your food, but carrots in a juice glass. >> so cute. >> the deli bouquets. as long as you color block them, they look a little more high end for the mixed bouquet. i took om of the other ones and grabbed the silver tray. i love my trays as well. >> pop off the flower. no bkse required and place it in there. it's as simple as t

him gifts and momentum coming into new york. it is a somewhat diverse states, and it is a statement labor and the economy is not as bad as that in michigan. it will show a certain resonance for him, and winning a one-on-one showdown in a state contest is a big deal. hillary clinton one in michigan they would not be talking about lack of diversity. >> secretary clinton held a forum on the violence in the one he this morning, one of three campaign events she held in wisconsin. now she is getting out of dodge and coming to the apollo theater in harlem. the campaign downplaying her chances in wisconsin, and mounting suspicion that she will get a real challenge here in new york on april 19. my question is where is bill? one of the clintons up to in wisconsin? says you the staff cannot win this state, they finally crazy, keeping the margin down. why are they not in wisconsin rest of the week? we have the same reaction when world told by people that they are spinning that in setting themselves up for a comeback victory. effective bill

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

. >>> 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

more ferry service in new york city. good news number two, the price of the ride is going down. >> and for the first time since there was drowning in seven feet of water from superstorm sandy, in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - >>> the new statewide ferry service coming to new york is going to be a bit cheaper than riders are currently used to. ferry fare prices will drop to $2.75 when it begins next summer. it will be run by horn blower cruises and events and will include new stops in astoria, red hook, bay bridge and the rockaways. >>> new at 6:00, a rejuvenation ahead. victims of superstorm sandy. >> not a human victim, but a building.

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still to come, the historic new york city building that one falling into disrepair. >>> we have new details about the event of a new jersey transit strike. >>> later at 5:00 this morning, how chris christie's campaign appearance started a twitter hash tag. >>> welcome back. 4:55. it's wednesday morning and feeling so nice. >> yeah. >> i got some raindrops but the temperature felt warm, i didn't care. >> peaking early. 55 right now at this hour of the morning. >> get out and enjoy it. >> sitting in the rain. you can see on the radar, there's rain coming on through. it's moving pretty quickly. by 7:00 or so, it's done in the city. takes longer across long island and connecticut. for the most part, fast moving cold front. darlene in the 50s. we'll drop in the 50s to the 40s and eventually into the 30s by the end of the day. the winds start to howl later today. at least the sun makes a return. tonight, gets colder. 25 in the city with a clear sky. windchills down in the teens and the actual air temperature. it's a quick brief shot of cold weather for the end of the week by next week. back into

remember we have a big race in new york. the united half marathon. >> going to be on the chilly side. >> wish them luck. >> what's happening lauren. >> the first subway issue of the morning. thank goodness it's not a suspension. burn side. this is because of a sick customer. usually that clears up quickly. we'll take a live look outside. route 3 in east rutherford. things moving along nicely. no major problems on the roads in new jersey, new york or connecticut. enjoy the ride while you can. >> another commuter note. repairs expected to get under way. the newest subway station. mta officials say yonkers contracting which did the original work on the hudson new york station will foot a $3 million repair bill. officials say shoddy repairs expected to take 8 to 12 weeks. >>> officers rescued a litter of kittens that someone threw away. they responded to animal cruelty. left in a parking lot. not sure who would do something like that. the kittens are being cared for at a shelter. they are beautiful. >> that's so cute. >> up next

live from new york city. i'm tony harris. a florida surprise? marco rubio predicts a victory while john kasich is trying to fight on trump. >>> and a surprise announcement by vladimir putin. and an american reportedly hands himself over in iraq from isil. and a new species of

welcome to today in new york on this saturday, march 5th. i'm gus rosendale. >> and i'm lynda baquero in for pat battle this morning. there we see some battle going on. >> no shortage of it these days. >> plenty going on in politics. also with our weather this week. we're hoping for a warm-up. we have meteorologist raphael miranda here. good morning. >> good morning, guys. little chilly out there this morning. temperatures will be cool as we start the weekend, but we have a warm-up coming our way as we head throughout the weekend especially into next week. a little bit of everything seasonwise. you can see on storm tracker mostly clear skies. lots of sunshine coming our way over the next few hours. temperatures we're dealing with.o29 degrees central park. 20 in floral park. winds are pretty light, temperatures in the 20s and even some teens. it's 2o down the s re in long branch. as you're plaing your day today, no umbrellas needed. sunshine throughout the morning. now, the clouds uild throughout the afternoon. temperatures do stay cool. they

coming to new york to visit family. her husband and twin daughters were with her at the ticket counter, she walked a-- they walked away for a moment. the bomb explode asked they survive -- exploded and they survived and she did not. others are unaccounted for including a brother and sister from new york city. sasha and alex were at the brussels airport on the phone with her mother when suddenly alex's future father-in-law says that with each passing moment the family grows more concerned. >> it's been more than 24 hours now and so we know there's a possibility that when the news comes it may not be good. >> reporter: the suspect in the paris attacks arrested earlier this week will be in a belgian court earlier this morning. police are investigating the el- bakraoui brothers' ties to those attacks as well. we're live in the newsroom this morning, i'm diana rocco, eyewitness news. >> stay with -- channel 7 eyewitness news. >> stay with us through the terror investigation and also aj ross will join us live from press comin

that is the story of new york, new york is the melting pot of america. it is one of the most diverse places around the globe. and no matter what adversity ever hits new york, people come together, and they achieve great things together. and they look past their differences to do so. so hillary clinton, that's the type of approach, that new york story is the type of approach she wants to bring to the oval office in terms of being able to bring people together and achieve great things. donald trump is telling a completely different story. he thinks the way we should approach the problems we face in america today is to sow discord and division and fear. we think americans will disagree with that approach. we believe that new yorkers will. so in this primary contest over the next three weeks, we think that it will be very important message to spread to new york democrats that hillary clinton is the one candidate in the democratic primary race that has the toughness, the tenacity, and the -- can make the appeal to our collective common values as americans. to

here at good day new york. we've been doing it for a couple years now this song every friday at 8:30. does it feel like friday? friday. >> it did. a lot of people are off today, people take off from work. >> good for them. >> i would love to know how this tradition started. >> randomly, these things. we did it more than once, and all of a sudden we had a tradition on our hands. >> i love it. >> so we're looking around town, what is going on. not too much actually. nothing other than that woman. [laughter] walking down the street. oh, there she's got some company. >> it's good friday. >> do you ever find yourself walking behind somebody, and you think they think you're following them? >> yes. >> it's awkward. >> it's a personal space issue. >> i'm going this way too. how about when you get on the elevator with somebody outside the building, and you find yourself -- >> definitely creepy. >> it's awkward, and then you've got to make the small talk sort of. hey, how's that for an opener? [laughter] >> that's good.

york city, a very clear picture, but nobody in new york want today quarantine the rivers, turn new york into the empire state, this is a huge part of the economy and nobody wanted to close the waterway, which would have been the obvious thing to do, obviously to protect the city at that time. so dr. beck said, well, it might look like callers is coming down the water way but actually it is caused by miasmas, this is 2,000-year-old medical theory that diseases are spread to essentially stinky air, bad smells, that's what they thought bad smells, immigrant, specially the irish in 1832. this was violent, it wasn't they bad mouthed them in the press, there were massacres in the 19th century. [laughter] >> oh, my god. excuse me, let me look at my notes. wait, yeah, yeah. the doctors, the doctors, yes. this is actually -- it's fun any that that's where my mind quit because that's actually my favorite part of the story. so they didn't want to quarant quarantine waterways, the slum in the middle of manhattan called five points. if anybody has seen gangs of new york, it was about five points and

in new york city. 1,000 new york city police officers many whom are veterans, many whom are combat veterans. so for him or any presidential candidate to disparage the men and women who are working to secure this country in this city shame on them. >> and speaking of shame, the political campaign veered into the personal again today with trump and cruz exchanging insults and epithets over the treatment of their wives on social media. it involved revealing photos of one and threats to spill the beans about the other. a fight scott that is unlikely to alter the course of this race. >> dean reynolds. thank you very much. >>> well the course of the democratic race was also unchanged after yesterday's voting. hillary clinton is pulling away and she is campaigning on a different view of counterterrorism. here is nancy cordes. >> loose cannons tend to misfire. >> reporter: speaking at pthe former secretary of state portrayed herself as the experienced alternative to trump and cruz. >> one thing we know that does not work is offensive inflammatory rhetoric that demonizes all muslims. >> reporter: sh

. >>> an isis recruiter in new york is sentenced. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the rochester democrat and chronicle reports the pizza shop owner who admitted recruiting for isis. the man was given 22 and a half years in prison. he renounced isis before his sentencing. he tried to recruit, actually, traveled to syria to join the militants. >>> the "los angeles times" is reporting a witness account of a deadly fall from a hotel. a "times" photographer was at the site when the worker fell from the 54th floor on monday. the worker was not supposed to be above the third floor. >>> "time" reports apple ceo tim battle with the fbi in an exclusive interview, he explains why he thinks the government is overreacting to the investigation of the san bernardino massacre. the fbi wants apple to develop software to decode-a-phone carried by one of the killers. cook said it would put millions of people at risk. >>> the"the tampa tribune" reports closing arguments in hulk hogan's lawsuit against gawker. hogan said it

evelyn is the director of voal vocal systems of new york. >> after they use they have their gloves. we don't condone drug use but people are going to use. we want them to be healthy and to be safe. >> there is a sign up sheet. each person gets only ten minutes. and a two way intercom lets milan check in periodically. >> hello you okay? >> eddie is a user who has injected heroin for most of his life. >> we used to go to shooting galleries staying away from the street. we go in there and play a dollar for works and a dollar for the place. we would shoot up and throw the needle back into the can and walk out. and i think that's how i caught hep c. by the grace of god i didn't get infected with hiv-aids but my brother did. >> public injectors are four times more likely to reuse syringes and contract hiv and hepatitis c. overdouses from addicts have also been more common. >> we have reversed 60 overdoses since we opened. >> tyco frost. >> we know individuals in new york do not have a stable, sterile space to inject drugs. we have lost so many people to overdose. so many people, young peo

live from new york. i'm erica pitzi. here are today's stop stories - a section of the pakistan taliban claiming responsibility for an attack targetting christians. 65 at least are dead, hundreds wounded. most are women and children. [ sirens ] >>> in brussels anti-immigrant protesters angry about last week's attacks - clashing with police >>> christians around the world celebrating easter sunday. though at the vatican the fear of terrorism keeping many of the faithful away >>> and three is a charm for bant, what it beans -- bernie sanders, what it means for the presidential bid after winning caucuses in washington, alaska and hawaii >>> the aftermath of a bombing attack in the pakistani city of lahore. a suicide bomber detonated explosives in a park crowded with christian families celebrating easter. at least 65 died in the explosion. more than 250 were wounded. a pakistani faction of the taliban claimed responsibility. a spokesman for the militant group says the christian community was deliberately started. we have this

seems like having a little bit of that new york dna helped candidates from new york. >> we voted of course for donald trump. very important because he's the only one that can tap into stopping the corruption. >> he is beholden to no one. he's a billionaire and he is going to come out a billionaire. of these are just two of several new yorkers at the town center in boca raton who say they not only voted for trump, transplanted ones often have strong opinions. so there were a few people we found, i mean if you, who voted against trump. >> i voted for rubio against trump. in fact i even reregistered from independent to republican in order to vote against trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton did well too. >> who did you vote for? >> hillary. because i'm basically a democrat. and i would vote for anybody who got it out of the democratic party. i'm so disgusted with what's going on. >> reporter: then there were some new yorkers who in new york fashion have an identity crisis like this man in the make america great again hat. >> reporter: how did you vote for? >> i voted for bernie sanders. >> is

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