nbc 10's lauren mayk is live at westchester university. lauren, this new deal forged by cruz and kasich led to more insults? >> yeah, jim, the rally is getting a little quieter right now. donald trump stopped speaking within the last ten minutes, but take a look behind me. you see that crowd back there? he's inside there right now. you can see him kind of yelling to the crowd there. they are bringing their signs over, and their hats to get autographs, and, of course, some pictures, so he's been making his way through the crowd here. as you said, he spent a lot of time today talking about the state of the political race right now, going after his rivals. he really went off john kasich today criticizing him for being what he called stubborn for not getting out of the race, and even criticized him for eating during his interviews. >> yum, by the way -- by the way, i'm having the time of my life. >> ohio governor stopping at a south philly diner, brushing off claims of collusion in the new campaign strategy. >> is it collusion? what's that mea

rock land into westchester county. also the george washington bridge, that wait, it's about 20 i did see a few flurries going bay there. you can see a little bit of sn bow. looks like the lincoln is going to be about 30 minutes and the holland comes in at 20. long island, route 110 northbound, blocked with a disabled vehicle. cross island, a crash at belmar park. that's in the right lane. then in new jersey, this earlier tractor-trailer fire still has the road closed. 287 northbound at exit 22. new jersey transit, morris and essex line spented between hackettstown in mt. olive due to ba downed tree. alternate side in effect. back to you. >>> thank you very much. police searching for four suspects in a brutal mugging in queens. surveillance video shows the two men and two women that police are looking for. investigators say they attacked a 52-year-old man thursday night near putnam and seneca avenues in ridge wood. after they knocked him to the ground, they punched and kicked him in the face. then they went through his

let's update you now on the it has to do with the metro- north train in westchester county. it crashed into a vehicle. >> metro-north train collided with that car leaving a trail of destruction setting off delays of over an hour for riders on the harlem line. cbs 2's lou young is live on the scene in bedford hills. what's the latest? >> reporter: those passengers are also stranded on the train for a good 90 minutes or more. if you see right now the relief train has since taken the passengers away 20 minutes ago and the wrecked car that was under the fifth car of the train there was also removed. this happened about 3:30 this afternoon, a woman driving a car started across there at the crossing gate and apparently told witnesses that the car stalled. she realized she was in a bad spot and she got out along with her passenger. the northbound train then clipped the front of the car, degreing it up under the train -- dragging it up under the train as it passed and ended up and you the fifth car of the train. has been no service north of mount kisco since this happened. but since

this was the scene in westchester westchester. snow appeared to be coming down. no official reports of injuries. >>> we are following breaking news from the south pacific. that's where an earthquake triggered a tsunami warning. the 7.2 quake struck near vanuatu. no reports of any damage. we'll continue to watch the situation and bring you the latesteds it's available. >>> brussels airport is partially reopened less than two weeks after a suicide bombing in a terminal. there are stepped up security but few flights coming in or ouo t. extra police and soldiers on patrol and only those who are flying will be allowed into the departure check-in area. for now, that normally busy european hub is operating at only 20% of capacity. >>> closer to home, everything back to normal after scares in two of the busiest places in new york city. square just before 8:00 last night. the bomb squad blocking off the area around a moving truck with georgia plates parked outside the marriott hotel. police say the keys were in the ignition. wires were hanging from the dashboard and gas c

the victim who is a student knows her attacker and he is not a westchester student. >> westchester has been proactive in dealing with sexual misconduct, the president says our heart goes out to the victims and offered support systems, every student should know that causing physical harm to others will cause serious punitive consequences. >> thank you john. >>> meantime there is hope that newly released surveillance video will help philadelphia police arrest a killer. the man was caught on camera running away from the scene down indiana avenue, investigator says he shot and killed 25-year-old james williams on the 2800 block of north fair hills street back in october. if you know anything about this man, of course you are asked to call police. >> philadelphia investigators also need help i.d.'ing this man, he is accused of running a rental scam he had multiple victims sign fake leases in south philadelphia. on move-in day, all the victims showed up thinking they had the keys to a new home, not only do they have no place to go, each person had paid the man a deposit. >>> now to meteorolo

seems determined to move forward. >> why can't you have a bridge that goes from nassau to westchester or the bronx? >> reporter: in a speech to the association for a better new york, governor cuomo called for a feasibility study to make it happen. the seaford oyster bay expressway was not intended to end in syosset. the expressway would be extended north for a crossing not unlike the chesapeake bay bridge, which stretches for 23 miles. >> you're not going to build anything, especially on long island and everybody says great, that's exactly what i wanted, where i want it. but you can't have a pebble stop a bulldozer either. the project would cost up to $10 billion. the concept is not new. an earlier plan in the 1970s was defeated for lack of money and fierce local opposition. just one of a number of projects the governor proposed today including rebuilding penn station as well as a new laguardia airport. >> it's another plan i think that's going to be talked about, quarrelled about, debated. because the people will stand up and say no. >> oyster bay produces 90% of all of the oysters h

antwan: we rapping our top story out of westchester. many students from the -- >> on campus, no reports of injuries, you can log on to fox 5 for -- fox5ny.com for latest updates. >> we want to thank you for watching i am antwan lewis. christina: i am christina park. "sports extra" with duke is the top 100 c.e.o.s have more wealth for retirement than the bottom 100 million americans. how does that happen? well, they use lobbyists to get special tax breaks. my plan -- close the tax loopholes and make them pay their fair share. seniors who've worked hard deserve the opportunity to stay independent, pay their bills, and most of all, enjoy their grandchildren. it's time to bring back a basic american value -- fairness. i'm bernie sanders, duke: welcome i am duke castiglione, it is great to have you with us, mets in cleveland this afternoon, this was a type of game they needed at the plate and the on the mownsd on the mound, conforto i think will be a big time player in the 3 spot. we saw this today. in three spot, coming up big, doubled to r

westchester and long island have until 2021. the deal comes to redo penn station and the second avenue subway. >> there really is no such thing as a free lunch. president obama wants to take money away from the kids school if it does not do lunch the first lady's way. >> critics of the first lady's school lunch program now have more to complain about. the usda wants to find schools up to 10% of their federal meal money for offenses that show a assistant disregard for the nutrition rules. >> now that you have the federal government coming in and imposing these standards and saying we will find you for not towing the line, it's ridiculous. >> school receiving federal dollars must give a mix of fruits, vegetables and whole grains while reducing sodium and trans fat . research shows a significant increase in food waste. they fox news the before and after lunch pictures illustrating kids flowing throwing away the fruits and vegetables that were required by the rules. >> it would only be used in the most extreme cases in the proposal

you live in westchester. you live in the hudson valley. you live in the bronx. you're more than one person. you're many people. you're a community. you know what you want when it comes to medical care. you want the care of a top manhattan hospital without having to travel for it. you have it in montefiore. with a history of firsts we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. responsible for the world's first transvenous cardiac pacemaker, montefiore has been setting the pace in medicine ever since. into westchester and the hudson valley, state-of-the-art healthcare . >>> tonight, a new twist in an investigation into super vision at boys town new york. three former staffers have been arrested and a fourth will soon be arrested. they're accused of not supervising the boys in the group home and falsifying the bed check logs. three teen boys seen in this video esz caped from a facility and raped a woman. >>> the embattled head of the civilian complaint review board resigned th

in westchester on long island that will happen by 2021. there are some caveats for small businesses in city and upstate workers. another major cue for cuomo agreement on paid leave 12 to care for newborn, sick relative and or for families with military deployment. the concept a governor says boils down to quality of life. >> question don't live at work but at home with family website and we should have the capacity to be there when the family needs you. >> 156 billion spending plan allocates money for mta to redo penn station and louisiana guards ya airport for housing and homelessness and also toe combat terrorism. >> it also includes 4.billion income tax cut by 2025 so than $150,000 will save $767 starting in 2018. technologies now it's not all praise. some people who wanted other thingings that dujt call for like ethics reform, lawmakers back at it again today 9:30 a.m. ben and juliet, again, it is late. but this is not 2010 when it 125 days late. that was a late budget. back to both of you. >> we can handle a day or two. lights will st

>> clinton visited grace baptist in westchester county and addressed hundreds of supporters at center. >> i think staten island values are new york values and new york values are american values. >> bernie sanders visited the first corinthian baptist church in harlem. >> sanders was introduced by danny devito. >> i want to hear bernie! bernie! >> this is a campaign that's on the move.this is a campaign that one year ago was considered a fringe candidacy with 70 points behind secretary clinton fringe anymore! >> 247 delegates are at stake in new york. a new poll shows clinton leading 53% 43%. other polls show it could be tighter. donald trump has a huge lead ahead of the primary. >> ted cruz is not even campaigning in new york and he is calling it a wash. he bailed! he is out! he is off to other states. >> the candidates are spread out. they are in western new schenectady. ted cruz is headed off to maryland. this is as he is expected to walk away with a very big when in tomorrow's primary. check out the pole. it shows 54% of the backers will vote for donald trump in the race is certain

we've learned that intern is a high school student from westchester. his mother tells us he's doing okay. he was able to head home around 11:00. police this morning say they are still investigating exactly what that substance was, but sources say it does not appear to be dangerous. >> first responders rushed to trump tower last night after a high school intern from with white powder inside. sources say he was in a fifth floor office for the trump calls and open mail. fdny hazmat responded to the 9- 1-1 call around 8:00 along with the nypd and city department of health. sources say the intern was decontaminated as a precaution. about half a dozen others including a police officer were isolated and monitored also as a precaution. all of this went on as the republican front runner campaigned in california. this is not the first time trump has been targeted. back in march his son eric trump and his wife received a threatening letter at their home at trump punishing east on central park south warning donald trump to drop out of the presidential race or harm

westchester as well. willistown, and heavy rain moving into coatesville, we'll track this, and in the path of this, get inside and take shelter from the storm, a look at the rest of the evening's forecast and your seven-day. that's at the bottom of the screen for you. more details coming up. >> thank you. lester holt is joining us from the n studios in new york. >> good evening, what's coming up on nightly news? >> ahead for us, covering severe weather and possible tornados in texas into oklahoma and parts of the midwest could be a violent night. another big primary night if you know, sanders face a tough choice at the end of the evening? looking at that and return to chernobyl where 30 years after the nuclear disaster they are still trying to contain the radiation. i'll take you back as we see it coming up at 6:30. >> all right. see you soon, thank you, lester. >> up next at 5:00, a goose made a home at home outside the local dli, and customers await a baby to arrive. at giant, shoppers low prices by the

. >> reporter: businesses in westchester westchester have until 2021, but that's doing little to sweeten the deal. >> i can't afford to pay them what the requirement is going to be. i can't afford that. i will go out of business. >> reporter: governor cuomo and other proponents of the increase say it will have the opposite effect by putting more money in people's pockets that will bolster spending. >> when you look at the past times that the minimum wage has been raised, the economy has increased because of the raise in the minimum wage. employment has actually >> reporter: some business owners say they can't imagine wonder how the increase will impact the pay scale across the board. >> with no experience went from 9 to 15, what does 10 years of experience go to? from 15 to 20 or from 15 to 25. >> reporter: i mentioned that businesses in westchester and long island have longer to implement the minimum wage. they have up to six years as opposed to four for city businesses. upstate counties have to get to 12.50 by 2020. that will move to $15 down the road once they do analysis of how it im

. >>> the sudden death of a westchester child. now parents are concerned about their own children. >> reporter: grief counselors and psychiatrists are here at green veil school helping the students cope with with the death of lilly love. her death startled parents co erned about the health of ths eir own students and that is something that the county health department and the board of education is hoping to clear up today. we want to show you a photo of the young girl that was released byy the district just today. she was in second grade here. parents received an e-mail shortly after her death, but the exact cause of her death wasn't given. that's something that lead parents to express concern, this is the the same school where a seaicond-grader died suddenly of the flu four yea hors ago. westchester county health officials confirmed to me that the school was clear to open today and no apparent health threat to the rest of the student body. >> there are none and i'm basing that on the advice of the department health. they would ma

westchester county, brian conybeare, cbs 2news. >>> new information tonight on the death of prince. the carver county sheriff's office says there were four emergency calls to prince's home since 2013. that october, officers responded for medical assistance and again last august and september. the final call was last thursday, when prince was found unresponsive in an elevator at the paisley park compound. >>> and prince fans in brooklyn continued to celebrate his life. hundreds of fans gathered in fort green park for a prince party tonight. in addition to dancing to his music, fans watched the cult classic "purple rain," starring prince. >>> we have a commuter alert now. if you're taking the tappen zee bridge this weekend, plan ahead. just hours ago, all but one northbound lane was shut down, as construction began on the new span. the three lanes will stay tomorrow and then again from 9:00 on saturday night until 2:00 sunday afternoon. all southbound lanes will stay open. >>> if you throw something away, don't assume it's gone forever. that's the advice tonight from a staten island w

near the westchester expressway, a crash off to the side. we'll have more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>kt emily, thank you. >>> we have breaking news in brooklyn. a couple of hundred firefighters working hard to control a massive fire burning on parkside avenue in lefferts garden. katherine creag is there. she just spoke with the fire chief. >> reporter: firefighters are movingcloser to the scene, darlene. it is so smoky here. at least we're getting wind right now. at one point, the smoke was just settling. this is parkside avenue by rogers avenue. you see all of that activity there with firefighters, hundreds of them are here. we want to show you the video that we have for you. shortly before 11:00 p.m. a fire broke out at a which is. a fire chief tells us it's a restaurant supply store. hundreds of firefighters are trying to bring the fire fully under control. itor's difficult as the fire chief pointed out. it's believed no one was inside. the fire chief b ieves some of the items in the business are fueling the fire. it's really burnin

the police activity itself is on the westchester side of the span. we're also dealing with this issue and that is the l.i.e. going westbound right near exit 22, disabled vehicle. west side highway, especially if you are a reverse commuter. west side highway north 125th possible retaining wall collapse, so they're keeping their eye on that. subway service is running on or close to schedule. and long island railroad, new jersey transit, metro north doing just fine. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. ken, lori, over to you >> heather, thank you. >>> it is 5:24. and there's a new commitment this morning from the nation's biggest food seller over its eggs. >>> also ahead, the help coming to people concerned over inside their h (vo) you were born. you live in westchester. you live in the hudson valley. you live in the bronx. you're more than one person. you're many people. you're a community. you know what you want when it comes to medical care. you want the care of a top manhattan hospital without having to travel for it. with a his

heading out to bergen county and westchester county. the worst weather still north of town as you head into hudson valley. places like poughkeepsie seeing steady rain. kingston, pines plains in dutchette dutch ette ess county. showers continue through the afternoon and taper off. by 3:30, we're dry and partly cloudy and breezy. temperatures are mild throughout the day starting in mid-50s and heading to a high of 60 degrees just about where we should be this time of year. the seven-day forecast and big changes coming your way. lauren scala has a look at your tuesday morning commute. >>> the puss, 62, and 66, and delays on fdr drive. they're clearing construction out here. it looks like they're starting to ease out. and you do need to move your car, alternate side parking rules in effect. we'll have more weather on the 4s. >>> and a new mission to slow down, save lives, and it starts today in new jersey. the operation will include special focus on john f. kennedy boulevard from bayonne to north bergen. "today in new york's" tracie strahan

a couple showers for westchester and rockland counties. most of this activity passing north of the city. but take the umbrella along all day long, you may need it from time to time, especially later in the afternoon. the severe storm prediction center puts us at a marginal risk later on today. a slight risk in central and southern new jersey where here they could see more afternoon heating to make the atmosphere more unstable. on future tracker, we are about at 1:00, not much going on. more breaks of sun across new jersey allowing temperatures into the 70s there. here comes that narrow band, that is what is left of the front to pivot on through with some shower and thunderstorm activity. as it does so, again, any one of the storms could contain strong, gusty winds. maybe small hail and heavy downpours. but it is all gone by tonight and that sets the same for more sunshine for tomorrow. so it's an unsettled day today. southwest winds in central new northeast winds to the north and east means upper 50s to lower 60s for highs in the city. the

let's bring ines let's set out in westchester. no issues in westchester county. the parkway is fine and let's go to the cameras of the commute this morning at the staten island expressway approaching the verrazano bridge. there is a tractor-trailer on the upper level. you want to watch out for it. the gwb is doing fine on the upper and lower level. it's your choice with no delays. it doing fine as well as the honda. juliet, back to you. >> you take over, right? the last minute will get tougher. the ridesharing company used to give you a five minute window to change her mind but you only get two minutes now. canceling october 2 minutes after your car is on the way will cost you $10. the five minute window was too generous and taking money away from the drivers. they will also start charging your next fee if you keep the driver waiting for more than two minutes. >> that's a lot of rules. >> starting to wonder about this. >> cancel fast and be there quickly. >> they cancel on you all the time. maybe we should do something about that . >> lets talking about something

also southern westchester and eastern bergen county. that's because the growing season has already begun in those places. but temperatures are going to dip below freezing overnight tonight. unbelievable wind gusts during the day today. 64 miles per hour was the peak wind gust at jtk. per hour range at newark and stamford. i told you this was going to happen yesterday. unfortunately when the mature trees are out there, there's nothing you can do ahead of time to prepare for that. into the overnight hours, more rain and snow is approaching. i'll track it in future track coming up in the full seven-day forecast. >>> one of the hardest hit areas is new jersey. that's where the cleanup is just beginning tonight. crews are boarding up broken windows, breaking down some of these falling trees. fences are mangled, rooftops are torn apart. right now about 24,000 residents are still without power. news 4's lori bordonaro continues our coverage. >> reporter: this tree crashed through this family's window, nearly landing on top of them. >> just a l

ines: the rockland westchester county with no problems. kings are fine on the bronx river parkway. the bridge is wrapping up construction and all and should be open . that's between the couples and the verrazano bridge. let's look at your commute . on the lie, heading westbound and making your way towards the bqe . making your way towards a van wyck with no issues there. the george washington bridge in upper and lower level. all things are moving fine there. overnight construction is going on. in the lincoln and holland . >> thank you, ines. >> hot wheels with the new york auto show making a the automotive journalist posted the video on instagram. it was filled with smoke and no one was hurt. something went wrong with the engine x was on? >> the car was was a really old one? >> i do not know the answer. regular porsche exhibit . >> it was a special thing. your favorite deli could be laced with germs . the cdc tested about $300 across the country and they found that half of them don't clean the slicers every four hours like they recommend . it could give a risk for listeria, salmone

. >>> a tragic turn of events for a family in westchester county. we'll have the latest into the investigation of the death of a second grade student. . >>> plus, what was that six-foot alligator doing on long island? we're going to explain. >>> and i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. it's a beautiful spring afternoon on this monday. we're not talking dry spell. we're talking rain changes, and a lot of changes in the accu weather. but first, the next seven hours which is consistent. dry skies -- rain arrives and it seems like a cold at first. you can't concentrate, can't sleep. before long it's all you can think about. until one day you realize, this could be it. you've done it, you've quit smoking for good. a little suffering now can save a lot of suffering later. stop before the real suffering starts. you can quit smoking. skies -- we'll tell you when the rain arrives and it's up in the 7-day acuweather forecast. >>> it is 4:13 on this monday. let's check the roads this afternoon, and no major accidents to report at this time. this is a live look at t

. >>> police in westchester county need your help identifying a man who was found dead along the bronx river parkway. they have released this sketch of the man. a driver going southbound on the park way noticed his body near the scarsdale road exit. >>> a man accused of exposing himself to an 11-year-old girl is behind bars. young girl by the arm, then exposed himself as he screamed for help. the young girl is expects to be okay. >>> passover doesn't start until last week but a woman in long island held a special seder. ellen grossman and her friends have been organizing a holiday gathering for holocaust survivors. she started holding these seders to give back to the community and to make sure that no one forgets what happened. >> i think it's important that my friends experience one on one with these people at a seder so they can get to know them a little bit and get to know their stories and maybe it pass it onto their stories. >>> the weather is sup >> let's keep looking forward. we've got a lot to talk about in terms of improving weather. it just continues. today was the first star

holding rally at the purchase in westchester. i have one more million votes than donald trump and two and a half million more than bernie now this event mag making hells hells -- money and accusing her of taking money from fossil fuel companies. [inaudible] more fallout from donald trump controversial comnts from abortion. women rights activist protesting outside trup building in columbus circle but his campaign insisting he can appeal to female voters. a lot of people may not like mr. trump personally but hen he's the right person for the job when you look at issues that are important to those people. trump gop rivals criticizing his remarks. >> appears when he does these event and people press him, he becomes unmored. and then has to spend a lot of time trying to figure out how to correct mistakes he made. demonstration of how little donald has thought about serious issues facing this country. >> a relatively quiet 24 hours for donald trump. he spent yesterdays in washington, d.c. meeting with the head of the rnc at the party h

colin mcshane is in westchester pennsylvania with the read from there. connell. >> reporter: well, trump started speaking nine minutes ago to this crowd at westchester university, they're packed in. a bunch of college kids into a field house which holds 3500 and i'm sure they're at or above capacity. to hear mr. trump speak. his son is here with him. he said mr. trump was an amazing father. just before you came to me trump traced the situation of ted cruz and john kashich head a teaming up against him and he said it's a crooked system that would allow this to happen. today been talking about how these lifetime politicians try to do this thing and it won't work. trump near pennsylvania is expected to do very well tomorrow. he has been leaving in the real clear politics average in the polls by 20 points. it's a strange sim steer. i he win the state he gets 17 delegates and 54 more free agents. but the point is trump is a favorite in pennsylvania and the other four states that vote tomorrow. what is you meek here we're at a college -- unique here we're at a

donald trump just coming on stage now here at westchester university. the crowd just got a little louder as he walked out here, and he is now beginning his speech to the supporters here. they have been waiting for hours to see him. we'll be back at 5:00 with more on what he had to say. for now, nbc 10 news. >> thanks. see you at 5:00. ted cruz is looking past pennsylvania and delaware to focus on indiana where he is today. it is part of the new alliance with john kasich. decision 2016 continues now with the democratic presidential hopefuls. >> both in the area today as well. what did they say? >> reporter: in the final hours before pennsylvania and demz voters head to the polls, clinton and sanders drive home the message and their strategy to create jobs for americans to pave the way for affordable college and secure equal pay for women. inside an intimate, but packed crowd at world cafe live at the queen in wilmington -- >> i'm particularly focused on helping small businesses that are started by and run by young people, minorities, and women. >> report

westchester 6:45. so that is another small thunderstorm, another cluster around washington and those are some pretty strong thunderstorms too. those are all heading in our direction. so you see we're not out of the clear yet. even though you might be seeing sunshine at your house we have rain on the way. by 7:00 p.m., future weather showing more rain moving in from the south and west, and that will be for delaware, new jersey, even through the philadelphia area. even as we go closer to 8:00, 9:00 tonight, some showers lingering. but then clearing as we get closer to midnight. that will set us up for a better day tomorrow. i have that villanova parade forecast, also a colder weekend. a wintry mix in the forecast for your weekend. i'll show you the timing straight ahead. >> imagine, signing a lease to rent a home only to find out the same place was rented to several other people. take a look at this surveillance video. then ma in the red coat rented a property in south philadelphia to several people. the

you live in westchester. you live in the hudson valley. you live in the bronx. you're more than one person. you're many people. you're a community. you know what you want when it comes to medical care. you want the care of a top manhattan hospital without having to travel for it. you have it in montefiore. with a history of firsts we're nationally recognized for medical excellence, and with our albert einstein college of medicine, academic and research excellence. responsible for the world's first transvenous cardiac pacemaker, montefiore has been setting the pace in medicine ever since. and now, with our expansion into westchester and the hudson valley, state-of-the-art healthcare >>> imagine being a teenager with dozens of epileptic seizures. a boy in ohio had experimental surgery. burned part of his brain causing the seizures. >> reporter: 18-year-old colin may was having dozens of seizures a day. >> at night i would have the seizures and i wouldn't get a lot of sleep at all and then i would wake up and i would be tired which would give me more seizures and g

it all adds up to close to a decade in prison for a former nypd cop who shot up a car in a westchester intersection. almost two years after that shooting the officer apologized topp his victims. >> it is an apology they did not accept. >> reporter: it was an emotional several times one of the victims broke down in tears as he faced the gunman, the former police officer who shot him six times. >> i'll have the remnants of this event until the day i die. >> reporter: anger, pain, frustration. he has not been the same since he sat in the car with his friend two years ago. the men just finished a hockey game and were stopped at a red light at sixth and lincoln when then nypd police officer brendon cronin who finished training and had been drinking walked up to the car, firing 14 shots, six riddled joseph's body. robert was not hit. >> i can still remember the sound of the gunshots and the glass breaking. you know, joe screaming next to me. >> reporter: before learning his sentence, cronin who often looked down and showed no emotion apologized to his wife, his family and the two strangers >

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rockland, westchester county, those are normal delays onto the tappan zee bridge. things are fine on the saw mill. this red is just telling you about long-term construction during the overnight, but right now traffic's moving fine northbound. morning, over on the lie, this is by powells lane, eastbound side looks good. reports of an accident on the jericho turnpike, exit 40, blocking a lane. lincoln tunnel, 495 backed up, so between a 45-50 minute delay. as for the holland tunnel from each approach, 15-20. >> thanks a lot, ines. peek outside. did you hear what she said, almost 80 degrees? >> i think it's going to be great. it's like june weather in april. >> god bless you, rosanna. >> thank you. good day's i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for $39.99 per m

we have information just received from the health department. >> reporter: dick, the westchester health commissioner tells me their preliminary investigation shows this child's death to be an isolated incident, though they have not released the exact cause at this point. they say it appears that no other students here at the green vail elementary school are at any risk. and students at the green vail elementary school in eastchester. the district confirming a second grader died suddenly on saturday, but the exact cause has not been determined. >> i feel for the family. my god, i can't even imagine what they are going through at this. >> reporter: the school superintendent sent out a statement saturday night, saying the health department assured us the green vail school is safe for students and staff to return on monday and no additional action is necessary regarding the safety of the students, faculty and staff at this time. but that's not enough for laura covay, who has a fifth grader at green vail. she points to a memorial garden behind the school for another second grader from the sa

check out the ride from rock land to westchester county. still pretty kwie thet morning. -- quiet this morning. alternate side meter rules in effect. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> thank you very much, emily. bill cosby's sexual abuse allegations will be part of a smithsonian exhibit. yesterday it said it will acknowledge cosby's alleged behavior at its new african-american history museum. the museum opens in september. will include items related to cosby's career. cosby is free on bond on charges that he seeks xually assaulted a woman at his home. >>> helping to identify suspects and victims at scenes of crimes. they have new access to mobile fingerprint devices. in brooklyn, it helped detectives identify a man found unconscious. it can be used to scan fingerprints to confirm the i.d. of suspects or to see if the person is wanted on outstanding warrants. >>> the high school baseball team that had their equipment and jerseys stolen will be back on field for a game today. the students at graphics campus high school will practice with

frost advisories for northwest new jersey, northern rocklin, westchester, eastern end of long island. it's clear the empire state building in blue, ride, and red for the countdown. we're at 54 degrees. a westerly wind at 6. the high today, 62. running three degrees below average. it's a nice thursday coming up. more clouds to finish. we gained two minutes of daylight. weather headlines look like this. starts sunny and chilly but ends damp and cool. keep the umbrella and rain coat handy through friday. although not heavy rain. looks damp. unfortunately a 50/50 weekend. looked like we would have a dry window both days. clouds breaking for sun, near normal temperatures. slightly below. i think by late morning or midday on sunday, we'll start to see rain showers come in. right now it's about the chill, already down to 45. upper 30s in places like danbury, armonk. then you look at temperatures on long island, 48 in islip and 45 in newark right now. so mostly sunny to start. clouds won't need the umbrella until at least after 2:00, 3:00. i think it's closer to 5:00 or 6:00 in new york city.

. >> new information this morning on the lockdown in westchester. last night, students told to stay inside while police searched for a possible armed man on campus. we are live with more this morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris and mary. students will be able to go back to class. those who live and work on campus will be able to get back to business this morning but it's a far cry from what happened right here last night. during the heightened safety alert, students and staff were told to stay indoor as police searched the campus. >> they are undergoing a search for an alleged suspect who was armed and reportedly fled the campus. >> reporter: around 8:00 last night before the campus wide safety alert, video was shot by a person in the apartments. you can hear multiple people arguing and discussing what's unfolding in front of them. >> he's got a gun on him. >> get down. >> i don't have -- >> get down. >> get down. >> reporter: shortly after hearing the conversation, you can see a man running away, no word if that's the person alleged to have a

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westchester, 7 2 degrees tomo w tomorrow, reading, 71. to the shore, the low 60s, a cold front comes through, and it's warmer tomorrow. it's about the wind direction at the shore, and we can pin point that for you with this neighborhood forecast. we can also give you your own seven-day, scrolling around the screen, constantly during the weather cast, not just philadelphia, but all sorts of neighborhoods across the region. 74 tomorrow, the ten-day, 66 degrees on wednesday, and as we get to next week, the temperature is going to be changing quite a bit, and we're going to get significant rain. this week, the rain comes on friday. cooler weather doesn't come until next week. and, well, it's just going to be as they said, just the perfect evening for baseball. it's the kind of weather -- >> people going to xfinity live too for flyers party, deck out in orange, hoping for a win tonight. a lot of activity out there. >> would be nice for both of them because there's a lot r partying in the parking lots. >> yes, there will. >> one wins, one loses

my concern, though, more rockland, westchester and fairfield county. the icing will definitely slow you down. go to the web site for the school delays and a few isolated closure, as well. heavier rain in parts of somerset and middlesex county. there is more where that came from. that is well to the north and west, the 1 to 3-inch range, but that will be cold once we're done today. we're not done with the drive at all, are we, kyla? >>> not even close. we have a few things this morning. we start in bedminster. a truck fire has all lanes closed and detoured on route 287 northbound at exit 22. delays back to route 78. and take a look at this live camera. heavy snow flurries coming down. plenty of traffic. we're asking you restrict your speed to 35 miles an hour across the span to stay safe. you can see the snowflakes flying. mass transit this morning, service is suspended between hackettstown and mt. olive because of a tree that's fallen over the tracks. we're moving well, however, on metro north, p.a.t.h. trains looking good and the long island rail road

. >> okay, also ahead tonight, she drugged her own daughter to death, but this westchester mom won't spend a single day in prison. >> i think it is a big eye sore. >>> a battle over an abandon boat. the reason people are keeping their distance on a beach. >>> a tourist gets too close to a landing plane but the close call didn't seem to scare him. >>> how a 72-year-old survived being stranded in the desert for 9 days, and details on the (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. >>> a mother is sentenced in the drug overdose death of her young daughter, a westchester judge is setting kathleen dimes free, 6-year-old lacy carr was found unresponsive in their home an autopsy showed she had benadryl, morphine, and valium in her system the lawyer said she would give anything to change what happened. >> this is a woman who will never be the same, she lost her 6-year-old, she is responsible and is admitted to being responsible for the death of her 6-year-old. she will remember that

live in westchester, nbc 10 news. >>> all right, lauren, the democrats now. hillary clinton campaigned in delaware and pennsylvania today. clinton ripping donald trump for opposing a raise in the federal minimum wage and taunted him as a prisoner of his planes, penthouses, and mansions while out of touch with regular americans. >> just don't fly that big jet in and land it and go make a big speech and insult everybody you can think of. and then go back, get on that big jet and go back to, you know, your country clubhouse in florida or penthouse in new york. >> holding her election night watch party, and sanders in pittsburgh this afternoon saying he could win pennsylvania with a high voter turnout, and in the speech, he took aim at rival, hillary clinton, for the stance on the minimum wage claiming he stood on picket lines with workers. he ends the day in philadelphia. nbc 10 is the place for coverage. keep it here for live updates tomorrow, and the nbc 10.com team provides you behind the scenes coverage from our news room nbc 10 news at 11:00 is where to tur

the brash son of queens and the adopted daughter of westchester both expect to win tomorrow. both need a victory to reset after a rough patch. >> there's so much that i admire about mr. trump. >> reporter: rex ryan, quarterbacked trump's final new york rally upstate. >> we are going to bring buffalo back. we're going to bring new york back. and we're going to bring the united states of america back. [ cheering ] >> reporter: the audience politely ignored it when trump flubbed the date of the 9/11 terror attacks. >> because i was down there, and i watched our police and our firemen down at 7-eleven, down at the world trade center right after it came down. >> reporter: trump looks to get his campaign back on track after losing four in a row to ted cruz, who campaigned in maryland. >> if i'm the nominee, we win the general election. key swing states. >> reporter: john kasich held rallies upstate and knocked trump for negativity. >> he feeds into their fears, drives them very negative and then says, don't worry, trust me, it will be fixed. >> reporter: for the democrats, it is so

sanders and john kasich will also be in philly and donald trump will hold a rally in westchest westchester. >> as we mentioned, pennsylvania and delaware voters also head to the polls tuesday. new jersey's primary's june 7th. we'll be tracking the candidates' visits to the area with the nbc 10 app. plus you can see the delegate count ask check the dates for the upcoming caucuses and primaries. >>> and the washington capitals will move on to the second round! >> the quest for the cup is over. today the flyers comeback came to an end and they fell to the capitals in the first round of the playoffs and the loss put an end to the flyers' stanley cup dream and their season. comcast sport ois net joins us with more on today's loss including with the captain. a tough loss today. >> just a few miscues that led to the flyers' defeat. over the three-game span. it was a second-period tally that they couldn't stop with the 1-0 loss and the orange and black couldn't win it for mr. schneider. alexander ovechkin to marcus johansson over nicholas back strom. flyers force fed a goose egg 1-0 losing the ser

could long island drivers soon have a direct link to westchester county? another roidge. you're watching "today in new they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy wohas for wall street because it's riggedt by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, >>> welcome back. 5:23. it is wednesday -- is it wednesday morning? >> it is wednesday morning. >> yes, it is. halfway through the week. happening today, the 15th tribeca film festival kicks off with a documentary called the first monday in may. >> this is an inside look at the annual met kos costume gala. another documentary that follows the lives of four asian rappers hoping to make it in mainstream it shows the struggles and trium

we may have those for the next two nights, a freeze warning for coastal connecticut, lower westchester, new york city, new central and southern new jersey. low ceilings, fog, airport delays, gusty wind. now down to 39 degrees and it feels like freezing. our numbers down to 33 in white plains. we're in the 20s in newburg and monticello. in april in the afternoon. back edge of the rain getting close. mixing over with some snow showers across parts of connecticut. this rain will roll offshore in a couple hours. temperatures will continue to drop. you see how much of the rain is offshore by 8:00 or 9:00. we're already freezing or below, up to the north and west. we'll clear out tonight and the winds will crank and those 20s will feel like teens tomorrow morning. in fact, even some single digit wind chills well north and west. this is fierce cold air for the beginning of april. here's what you need to know. rain and snow showers will wind down this evening. make sure you're bundled up. cold north wind will strengthen. near record cold tomorrow. record low is 21. we're not far away. wake-up

in 2018 small businesses, 2019 nassau, suffolk, westchester counties, there will be gradual increases. then $15 by 2021 in upstate new york. darlene, that part with the upstate new york, it all depends some people are saying that's years from now. as you saw the years, 2018, 2020, 2021. but the governor had to make a lot of concessions, darlene, to get that part of the budget approved. >> katherine creag, thank you. >>> 4:33 right now. new jersey lawmakers want commuters to have a greater say in plans for a newport authority bus terminal. steve sweeney says the legislature will schedule public hearings on the plan if the port authority doesn't do it on its own. the project is still in the early design stages with the port authority collecting information from commuters through an online survey. >>> a young woman who said she was slashed in lower manhattan did it herself. the 20-year-old woman that told people she was slashed on the cheek near wall street thursday evening, however, police say she has since recanted and cut the 2-inch gash herself. she's now undergoing psychiatric evalu

we also have a partnership with westchester community college where we are taking courses that they're offering in math and english, students who take those courses will then be exempt from entering remedial coursework if they enter college. >> oh, wow. >> so it's a very, very powerful program. i mean, there are many other programs. the thing about my brother's keep or, we're activating existing resources and partnerships that exist in the community but with a conscious, specific purpose to close the gap for young black and latino males. that's what's extraordinary about it. because the community has to acknowledge a problem exists and then make a commitment to say we're going to use our resources specifically to help these young people. >> let me ask you regards with educator, so i know it was an easy sell with you -- [laughter] you can impact the young men as much as possible, but what are the parents' roles in this? they produced the children and some may say they didn't do what they were supposed to do, that you all are now trying to help. >> parents and families are a huge compone

robert epstein is a high school student from westchester. for a kid that wants to study poly sci, this was quite a lesson. >> i think there's a lot we can learn about the current political divide from experiencing it. to see it firsthand is something special. >> a lot of people are i think it's really getting people engaged. >> reporter: engaged and mostly civil. there seemed to be at least one cop for every protester. and despite a few hairy moments, nassau's police commissioner called the night success when it came to keeping the peace. >> we don't have political positions and we're just here to protect both sides and provide for the safety and security and make sure it's a safe event. >> it was safe. there were no arrests. at least not out here. and for all that shouting, each side did seem to agree. at one point they all spontaneously started chanting usa, usa. live in bethpage, long island tonight, josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> meanwhile, a chilly reception today for trump's republican challenger, ted cruz. the man who di