train, a little problem this morning. teresa was either the full story. no service in either direction. there is problems with this structure. your shuttle service provided. the rest of the trains are running on or close to schedule. street cleaning rules are in effect . >> there are problems for writers using number five train . >> let's go out to teresa. she is live in the east station with the latest on a platform collapses . >> good morning, everyone. we turn our attention to the buses. they take people to hundred and 80th street. it's part of the plan of the mta . as you can see, people are showing up and boarding those buses. the reason why? i will turn your attention there is a train that's helping them do the work they need to do to prepare the platform up there. it's not a computer train. there is not a commuter train running from east chester dyer all the way to east 180th street. the reason being is that there is a massive platform collapse here late last night. they had been working tonight in order to repair it in time for the morning commute and it doesn't look

raise minimum wage to $15 an hour across the state. let's go to fox 5's teresa priolo live in midtown for us with or more details on what we know about this this deal that was reached late last night. good morning. >> good morning ben and juliet, it is not an on time budget. but they do have that framework in place. it is passed the assembly now waiting on the senate. among things they are debating happens to be a minimum wage hike something that would easkt so many people, people that work here at mcdonald's an other fast food restaurants around this city, and if it goes through, it would be most expensive plan in the country. >> i applaud the leaders for pruning up this diverse plan, a plan that does this much good in this many different areas. >> governor andrew cuomo applauding state lawmakers for nearly ontime state budget a frame qork that governor says will help families of all different backgrounds statewide. most anxious grabbing headline, the minimum wage hike. >> can't lead a decent life. you can't raise a family on $1800 a years in the state of new york so we want to raise

has a huge new york primary. we have a team new york primary. we have a team coverage for teresa for yolo in cary drew. >> police need your help . they want to catch these guys went on a horrific rampage.they beat up eight of these guys, beat up one man outside of a brooklyn bar. he was hit with a barstool and stabbed. camera. >> they are back. get ready for the return of spending 17 years underground. no joke this makes me cry. i get so upset . >> i get so upset right your mother! >> of course we will show the video nonstop .>> that's awesome!>> good morning! i am robert moses. >> is a good morning? >> i feel like i will need to come for you this whole when you see these insects , they have a floppy wing and this should be horrible. >> they will be buzzing all around us. >> maybe it will not be a great summer. how long does it last? how are they out there?>> i might not leave my house! i have a great story for you. when i was in mississippi , oh boy! they were so bad that they put me in a hotel and i had to sweep them off the front door because it was a motel and you had to swee

denying any wrongdoing when it comes to his campaign fund. >> he spoke out yesterday with teresa for yellow tell us what they have to say. i am guessing that he seems pretty irritated. >> he was. that was a good way of describing it. he denied any wrongdoing and bristled yesterday allegations that he had circumvented campaign he claims it's nothing more than an attempt to undermine him. >> it is outrageous and i don't know what's motivating it. >> he stacks the statehouse with legislators that help him push his progressive agenda.>> it's a lot of very good people having their names dragged through the mud over these last few weeks. it's a lot of great people that i respect greatly . it's not right and it's not fair. >> the issue came to light after this memo was late to the press. it's marissa sugarman, a cuomo appointee . sugarman suggest team deblasio committed willful and frequent violation of the state election law that once criminal prosecution. they say this explains how. >> and his people did fundraising for state this is in which contributions are sent through a committee. if

. >> i think most people that know me think of me as this gregarious, outgoing person and with teresa i was the quiet one. she'd walk into a room you couldn't not notice her-- she just lit up the room with her personality. >> jennifer and teresa were two women who took a long time and long roads towards finding themselves and then each other. >> we knew we wanted to be married. we knew we wanted to spend our life together. the night before the attack we went to our favorite bar. we had this incredible conversation about what life would look like and what we wanted to create for ourselves. and she went to go get us another drink and she just turned around and just mouthed "i love you." >> brangham: the very next night, jennifer hopper's and teresa butz's plans would come apart in the worst way imaginable. they went to sleep in their home in the south park neighborhood of seattle. they had no warning of what was to come. >> a young man named isaiah kalebu came in through an open window in the house that jennifer and teresa shared. he sexually assaulted each of them under the threat that i

favors. let's go life to teresa priolo live outside city hall with the latest on all that happened in this story that grew quite a bit at least what we knew of it over o the weekend. good morning teresa . j i don't know that we've seen the the end of it. good morning ben and juliet. good morning everyone. this not only dealing with mayor's inauguration but his time as may or your is a seat that he hold it is inside of this building behind me here at city hall. mayor insists that he's not the focus of this fbiing seen four officers demoted busy as we mentioned the scandal sure seems to be growing. >> i haven't heard anything about any hasn't been any question posed to mess or my time. >> insisting if there's a federal probe into his fundraising and use of campaign finances no one told him. >> do you believe you're cleared much anything of this? >> yeah, we have no information about investigation happening to begin with. at issue is whether or not the campaign traitd donations for ifer pas quid pro quo with generous donors to his campaign for one new york. the may yore's name was inv

front runner donald trump. let's go to fox 5's teresa priolo she swroins us from outside the grand hyatt hotel in midtown. good morning to you, teresa. >> good morning ben and kerry good morning everyone. this is rare for us even here in new york all presidential candidates will be here to be tonight in new york city but for the gop, the focus is midtown. all eyes on new york city which has found itself square in the middle of the political universe. tonight, donald trump, ted cruz, and john kasich will put on tuxes and play nice at the gop gala at the grand hyatt. a 1,000 a pop dinner that aids what happens nsdz might make news and what happens outside may also too. over 30 different causes are planning to disrupt gala they distrump. also protest donald trump, tens of thousands of demonstrators could show. there is some concern that this rally could mirror what happened at anti-trump rally in chicago that turn violent this year at a time when both delegates greatly matter. >> we have to bring the voter back in. i can win -- >> donald trump holds the lead but ted cruz is shopping f

encounter. he was walking in central park. >> teresa joins us now in the upper west side. >> it so troubling. even in the art . we don't often hear about this. according to police they say a man was approached by the iconic bridge in midway into the park. according to the witness, he says he was approached by someone and he was offered sex with a young boy for $300. the witness says he was told the boy was 11 and he declined the solicitation and he immediately called 911. police are trying to track down this man that was with this boy. teenager help. they have released this description looking for the media to give it out. it's hopes that someone the adult that's exploiting the child happens to be a white male at 35 years old dark hair. he is unshaven with a black jacket and a four color with blue jeans. the young boy is 11 or they are around.he was wearing a spring type jacket and the color red or orange. they are giving us the description we are giving it to you because this man is still on the loose. police want to find him and also make sure the young child is safe. he is an ou

teresa pled guilty to fraud in 2014. teresa was released from prison right after serving 11 months. jen: honored by his peers during a special tribute concert. reporter: they were among the many last night, the star-studded lineup performed beloved space odyssey. >> this is a big story. it guns n' roses fans kicking off the reunion tour a week ahead of schedule. band members alive and well, here they are arriving. you can see the banners as fans have been lined up all day outside. they have 200 tickets available. tickets are being sold up to $4000, they kick off the tour next weekend with two sold-out shows in las vegas. just today they announced the dates of the 21 day summer tour stadium on saturday, with july 21. it was my first concert ever, very exciting. jen: he started a food crazed. steve: now putting a new spin on the traditional sandwich. we will check out his korean friendship. and first, here's tonight's new york minute. >> thousands of local kids got an inside look at how broadly works. thanks to the cast of a wicked. they were shown everything from lighting, set desig

magnitude 8 here. we're in a shake house on the amd campus. i've got teresa chavez here running the earthquake awareness. wow, i think we survived. i'm okay. are you okay? >> i'm good. >> we stopped, dropped. i think we're feeling an aftershock. what's the message you're trying to get out to your employees. >> as we know, earthquakes can strike at any time so it's important to be prepared and know what to do. the biggest misperception is that you would get into a doorway. really what you want to do is do what we did, get on the floor, hands and knees, cover your head and neck with your hands and cover as best as you can. >> you did an earthquake drill for your employees yesterday here at headquarters. was there any surprises or anything that you think they didn't know about but know about now? >> definitely the doorways and make sure you get under your desk. another thing is if you're walking and can't get to a desk or a table, get to a low table, take cover and hold on. >> sam and laura, i want you to look at video we shot earlier. the san mateo county health system is holding its

: he has skeletons in the closet and when the cameras are off you should hear, teresa know. john, they all know. >> meteorologist: he has the halo that never goes away. teresa says it kills. everybody got shot at immediately. ben: make it warmer please. >> meteorologist: yes, it can. today, just a little bit warmer. another cold one out there. if you are going to the bus stop you will need it. scarves, gloves, the stuff you typically need in the wintertime you will need today because it is cold, not as windy as we had yesterday but your morning temperature should be 30 as you head out to the bus stop or train stop. 30 central park, 29 in newark, 27 in bridgeport, montauk checked in at 32 , winss light reporting winds calm with a clear sky, and high clouds roll in later on. the warm front, cold front will work its way later this evening into tonight. you will see clouds later in the day, a high of 45 , and a high of 60 tomorrow, 52 friday, friday. let's gain a snapshot of the commute, where are the biggest hangups? sapna: watch out for an accident by exit and blocking alain, connecticut

attacks. teresa is joining us live from midtown . teresa, good morning. >> good morning. it's an inconvenient mistake but the crowd went easy in western new york. we'll get to that in just a second. i believe that it's okay it comes to cruise and i seem to have turned his attention to when new york and trying to slow the trump delegate support . >> think you, everyone. make america great again. >> in a 24 hour leading up , donald trump was joined by a diverse group of trump towers. they organized by the former contestant, amoroso. he shuffled off to buffalo where he was introduced by. >> ryan. >> as the greatest people i've ever seen in action. >> is an embarrassing? yes. 50% of voters support him and only 21% supporting john kasich with 18% supporting cruise. kasich is hoping to capitalize on his late surge . >> 20% of the people in the country have no opinion of me because they don't know me. my name has come up but people still haven't decided. >> cruz spent his day between the big apple in the next big contest , marilyn. 95 delegates are up for grabs here. the way it all work

sexually assault a >> jogging about an hour ago this time yesterday. let's the go to teresa priolo following this story for us. teresa, good morning. >> it's what we do guy we get out early or maybe escalate at night when it's dark outside. we go for a run. that's how new yorkers do things but she was trying to exercise one minute and next minute victim of a crime. plus are asking for your help. it's not much. but they believe is is man who attempted to rape a 23-year-old while she was out jogging yesterday morning. >> very concerning. yeah. >> you're the running on your own. >> yeal, i didn't know this happened just now -- >> when you hear about it -- >> i get scared. >> police sent wednesday looking for clues and why this man chose young woman was running on a path near prospect park west and garfield place after 5 a.m. when the man ran up behind her, threw her to the ground and brandished a knife. he tried to pin her down, but victim fought back. >> now that this has taken place, it's beginning to make me start to think more about just being more safe. >> that woman u unharmed w

tower. latest from midtown. back to both of you until studio. >> teresa priolo along 5th avenue thanks very much. here's all of things in you need to know for voting this morning. >> polls are now open in new york city. nassau, suffolk, westchester, rockland. orange, putnam and erie countieses. all open at 12 moon and they close at 9 p.m. all of them. new york primaries are closed. that means you have to be a registered democrat to vote in the democratic primary or a registered republican to vote in the republican primary. however, voters of any party or no affiliation in four legislative districts can vote in special races to fill vacant seats they are in lower manhattan, brooklyn, staten island, and nassau county. do you approve? >> those pretty, you know, hotly and a dean skelos had in long island. >> much more still to come including connection with the corruption probe. >> auld drink is watching forecast and hazy skies this morning. >> closes this morning but sun will break through and that will warm us nicely later this afternoon. we're already at 65 degrees currently in t

major gang round up this morning. greg: teresa priolo is there this morning. >> reporter: a large take down >> this seems to be one of the main meeting areas. coming and going. bringing into this precinct. not only is this an nypd operation, but they have the help of the u.s. marshals service. this began at 2:30 a.m. this morning. including rounding up these individuals from a number of different housing project around the bronx. unclear to how many people were actually arrested. one hundred suspected criminals. such a sizable operation. details on this, typically in nypd and different agencies involved wait to get together. put a bow on it. when asked for information euros being, the one person who could give it to us, he sped off. we are waiting together more information. a major, major takedown. could be the largest in the nypd history. greg: all right, teresa. thanks a lot. rosanna: it is a pup form collapse. be to blame. >> okay. southbound five train service has been restored with delays. a shuttle bus between 108th street. dyer avenue. that is worth a shot cyrus. greg: they

to know why many democrats in brooklyn wiped off voter rolls. teresa priolo is in downtown brooklyn with a closer look. who do they think teresa are people are going to vote for. are they breaking it don that >> i have not seen nog that breaks it down specifically. of course senator sanders wants process changed but that he wants it to be an open primary instead of closed to include independent voters but that's not this. names were physically removed or party affiliation changed without their consent. scott is stringer labels as chaos and confusion and when you talk to voters, they're angry that they were shutout. >> we try to put our ballot in the scanner, scanner will not tick our ballot. kind of complaint heard time and again tuesday. delays, snafu obstacle prevents from casting their ballot. >> emergency ballot but it won't be counted until after 9:00, 10:00 how fair is that? >> new york city attorney general office said it's been overwhelmed by voter complaints. 700 by phone and e-mail at last count. the state received during the 2012 general election. now, the city comp troll

teresa county park in san jose and the captains include donna some concern breathing apparatus come under minute 15 seconds if communication is key in the firefighters are just not as i have fastest lawn and by doing things right the first time in modern memory is crucial because sometimes there's too much smoke to see what you're doing impressions of the time for second chances. >>rob fladaboe: the bottom line package next perfect an old cliche right there with the next fire season is always the worst was to find out. >>reporter: it will santa claus and increased to blame as well in the wind speeds and still strong seven degrees and not a with 7 santa rosa 63 in redwood city 64 in san jose the wind speed to 40 m.p.h. and the the more still when the an open rule late in the howe long lines 1 to stick on was in storm for the rest of your work week. >>pam moore: a predatory bird research group of the universe of california santa cruz place bans on the checks those fans will be used to keep track of the ones that able to fly the have and 34 hatchings of the city hall tower since 2007 a

and help them buy the instruments. teresa heard about this when she was a little girl and decided to sign up for it and practice the piano. guess what? she turned out to be a prodigy. she was amazing. and for her, a music program was like an opening to another part of the world that she had never seen. she participated in the recitals. sometimes they told me they had to give her a key to the merrick music offices because she wanted to stay and practice late at night. it was tough for her getting through high school. she tells the story when she was interviewed in the local press that sometimes she didn't have a lunch to take to school or any money to buy food. and she would wait till the other kids left, and she'd go through the waste basket and look for food that they left behind. that's how tough it was. but because of her skill at playing the piano, she was given an opportunity. she was accepted at the julliard school of music in new york and at the manhattan conservatory music to pursue the piano. she was that good. and when they started filling out the application, she and her m

investigation that could have criminal ties. let's bring in teresa perillo with what we know. good morning! >> it keeps getting bigger. cash will get you preferential treatment at the city hall. let's take this building. it's the rivington house. this, for many years is operated as a healthcare non-for profit. that's due to the deed restrictions on the building. according to local reports, the deed restrictions were lifted after $69 was paid citywide services. the building was sold with a very big profit made by those people connected to it . they also happen to be fundraisers for the mayor. then there is this. universal pre-k. it's because there was a cornerstone of the mayor's campaign. it's a personal slush fund. the allegation is that he tried to prop up for pre-k provider citywide who did not meet the necessary requirements for the program. they could not acquire city contract. these are two examples of scandals involving the way mayor diblasio has used city funds in campaign cash to his advantage. we have also heard of controversies involving the board of elections and the horse carr

two years, and maybe even longer outside o the city people lements go to teresa priolo in midtown. with more. hello there, teresa. >> good morning everyone when we start talking about state budget people eyes glaze over. but when you see how it will impact people could inning workers at a place like mcdonald's who make minimum wage. >> i applaud the leaders for coming up with this diverse plan, a plan that does this much good in different areas. nearly time state budget a framework governor says will help families of backgrounds state wide. most grabbing attention headline, minimum wage hike. >> you can't raise a family on $18,000 a year in the state of new york so we want to raise the minimum wage which in and of itself would affect 2.3 million workers. deal raises the minimum wage in new york city to 15 an hour by 2018. in westchester, and on long island that will happen by 2021. there are some caveats for small businesses in the city and upstate workers. another major cue for cuomo agreement on paid leave. getting 12 weeks off to care for newborn, sick relative and families wit

unlawful imprisonment. he gets arrested for another crime accused of murdering teresa hoback. some people think the authorities really wanted revenge because he somehow made him look bad over the initial time. >> all of this was captured in the series we mentioned , making of a murderer. a lot of americans were hook . a lot of americans were impressed by his defense team. you are looking at jerry bearding, a star of the show . he stood by stephen avery and he joins us right now. he will have a very special event on sunday at the upper west side. >> what is elitist? how is he doing? >> not for a couple months. he has a new attorney and that is defending him and he is gathering hopefully new evidence that he can try to get a new trial for. >> is there substantial new evidence that we haven't heard about? >> there are a number of tips that we got before he hired the current team and we have heard all of those over. we have had over 100 scientists moreover the world suggesting different types of forensic test that may or may not have been done. a lot of them were used before and a forensic se

people protesting. they were trying to make their way inside of the hyatt. didn't happen. teresa priolo outside trump tower this morning in midtown. what's going on, teresa? >> reporter: good morning, greg and rosanna and good morning, everyone. all the gop hopefuls getting a late start last night. they tried to make the case where their values are in line with new york values. >> it is one of the great, great cities of the world and it is called new york city. >> reporter: capitalizing on his home field advantage, front-runner donald trump dusts the big apple to big-time donors and explains what new york values are all about. >> when we talk about values, what do we see in new york values? we see our really, really incredible, when you look at september 11th especially, new york police and new york firefighters. incredible. >> reporter: his opponent took a shot at it too. >> you're so alive when you're in new york. the fact is you don't want to sleep when you're in new york. and the reason you don't want to sleep is because you're afraid you're going to miss something. >> i will

mayor deblasio. rosanna: looking into his fund-raising practices. close allies. teresa priolo is that city hall this morning with more. >> reporter: his top advisers. very long time. they are trying to figure out why some favorite big donors wrote some very big checks to some of state campaigns they never had any involvement in before. this is what he will sleep. you got served. recently served with subpoenas. the ongoing investigations into the mayors fund-raising practices. also serving as treasurer for for one new york. the u.s. attorney's office. investigators are looking into allegations. in order to stack the statehouse with legislatures that would help him push his aggressive agenda. the mayors of attorney responded to these reports with city hall has been subpoenaed. fully cooperating with the investigation. the mayor has not been personally served. >> happened to serve on the same prosecution team that was able to convict. back to both of you. greg: one from jfk to orlando. the other one back home. unknown beverage from a cock that. he failed to grant him breathalyzers.

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, but i would pick mother teresa. i would put my mother on there. who else could possibly be on that money other than my wife and that way she could spend her own money. >> women. just a sampling of opinions from some of the republican presidential candidates when asked which women would be on the $10 bill. the questions has been on people's mind when it was announced plans were in the works for a women to object the legal tender. today we got confirmation of who it would be. harriet tubman. she was a slave that helped slaves escape to freedom. tubman will of course be replacing a dead white plan on the currency, but not the dead white man you might be thinking. the latest twist in 60 seconds. >>> harriet tubman represents what a person can do to change this county by the force of their own actions. for her whole life because it went from the underground rail road. >> she was one of the favorites to replace one of the men on american paper currency. the real surprise was who she'll be replacing. the original plan was for a woman to be part of the $10 bill, but the current occupants o

. basically a vow of poverty. , their 't live lavishly lives like mother teresa's, are intended to better other people's lives. and this administration decides it's not the people that are violating our laws of immigration that they're going to come after, the not people that steal social security numbers to use them to get refunds, fraudulently from the american taxpayer, they want to litigate with the little sisters of the poor. they want to litigate with christians devoted to helping others but who believe with deeply held religious beliefs, like so many of our founders ad, like the founders of harvard, yale had when when they required students basically to take a pledge of allegiance that the most is rtant aspect of life living for jesus christ, our savior and lord, you go back and look at those oaths, but not this administration. to them it's more important to o after some precious, sacred, caring nuns who say, we'll do anything, we'll lay down our lives for others, but you can't ask us to take actions that will provide for abortions because we deeply religiously believe that violate

to go down like monica lewinski. that's an actual quote, sorry i read that. joining me, maria teresa kumar, president of an organization devoted to engaging latinos in electoral politics. that comment is disgusting and i only highlight it for this reason. that is just the beginning. just the tip of the iceberg. just the beginning of what is going to a completely historically unprecedented avalanche of comments like that about hillary clinton and her gender for the next six months. >> i have to say that unfortunately, instead of widening the bate like the rnc had done in the 2013 autopsy report when they realized in order to win the white house was the latino vote and the woman vote, they've doubled down with donald trump and he's going the opposite direction. sure the strategy of trying to get as many white males to vote for him would have worked 50 years ago when the demographics were on their side. they are no longer. i think a lot of republicans behind closed doors, that's one of the reasons why they're encouraging ted cruz and kasich to continue down this brokered convention idea

. >> yeah. we're hoping to meet some of the democratic nominees this week too. >> teresa priolos has more. >> good morning, everyone. the billionaire businessman is due in buffalo today, later tonight actually around 7:00 for a major campaign event there. who knows what might happen throughout the morning and the early afternoon here in movement after all, there is a push on to get as many votes as possible ahead of tomorrow's primary. and a new cbs news poll shows that, in fact, tomorrow's primary really is donald trump's to lose, 54% of republicans here in new york back him. concerned, cruz and kasich are neck and neck. >> we're going to have a big day, hopefully, in new york, because i love new york, and a guy like cruz, you heard his statement on values, new york values, and i can't imagine any new yorker voting for cruz. >> the push is on for every last vote in the empire state. donald trump and john kasich have been crisscrossing new york, addressing issues big and small. >> i'm not a neutral party when it comes to israel. you count me four square in their corner. >> the infrastruct

to train. teresa priolo has more. >> reporter: good morning to you. another slashing to tell you about. more details in just a moment. this incident, just the latest in a series of slashings. police say night related crimes have increased 20% in the first quarter of 2016. 899. up from 746 in the same time period last year. murders and shootings dropped from that same time. at a news conference yesterday, bill bratton addressed this uptick in flashings. take a listen. >> you will always have this. one of the few crimes that is at a level that is concerning to us. i am comfortable that it will go down. >> reporter: increased subway control to try to deal with issues shoe. police say it happened just before 2:00 a.m. a man was flashing this phase and his back pack was stolen. non-life-threatening injuries. that is the latest. back to you. greg: think you very much. rosanna: three teenage boys were arrested after one of them threatened a 12-year-old girl with a loaded gun. then handed it over to a kid that put it in his jacket. nobody was hurt here. they are not sure what led to this

voters about where they come down. this is teresa. >> hello. >> registered democrat. will you be voting for bernie sanders? >> definitely not. bernie sanders is one fracking problem. okay? it's very hard here. we would like the opportunity, we would like the opportunity to develop our resources just like new york city has the opportunity to develop theirs. upstate new york we have not been given that opportunity. >> who will you vote for? >> oh, trump no doubt. >> you're hoping he -- you're going to cross over -- >> that's right. that's right. but i do support the gop candidate whoever he may be. because all of the candidates have a position for making the united states energy independent. okay? >> and betsy you're a registered republican. >> right. >> teresa is going to cross over from democrat to republican. are you going to go republican to democrat? >> no way. >> how come? >> about the gop is fracking and i'm for fracking because i live 150 feet from the border, and i can't do anything with my property, and except pay taxes to new york state. i'm definitely a cruz person. >>

service and self-service affected. let's go to teresa pelo in midtown. what is going on? see for yourself we have been experiencing for the past hour or so this rally, this protest, this job action stretches almost an entire block, one end to the next, people are requesting verizon to give better benefits and their cries here, and a lot of people in traffic beeping and honking their support. a couple hundred, probably a conservative insect, probably 40,000 workers standing massachusetts to virginia who have walked off the job today. this is one of the largest verizon strikes in verizon history. verizon customers will be impacted by this, how exactly we don't know. many of these are verizon wire in your house but some are wireless retail customers from brooklyn, and almost numb 100 workers are wireless technicians, cell towers. and because of this, we talked about what they want, what they are asking for. they say they want the company to stop outsourcing jobs overseas and want their company to stop asking them to do out-of-state work that takes them away from their families. list

the lane and several cars hit it and southbound 85 before santa teresa they are off on the right hand shoulder and that could cause more damage before caltrain can get had and clean it out. in morning the warriors will work out at the practice facility in oakland and ready for the potential we record-baking game at oracle arena. >> if you want to see the warriors go for win 73 and society the n.b.a. record for most wins in a single it will cost you. all the game is against the memphis grizzlies. they nearly lost them saturday but got a win. tomorrow night's gape has the second most expensive regular season resale that ever has been tracked only behind tickets for kobe bryant's final gale with the average ticket at $700 and now the last two games the to ticket weapon up -- went up a lot and now it is $1,300. the most expensive is curt side costing...do we neat to talk prices at this point at $18,000? >> yes. if you asked... >> if you need to ask...you cannot afford i. >> how are you celebrating? we have received a lot of photos. if you have not sent one in, use the solve media #dub >>

record high in downtown san jose. the micro climate, still in the mid-80s in santa teresa and south san jose. saratoga down to 80. the wind is picking up. earlier, 95 degrees this afternoon. a lot of heat in the bay area. the winds will stay strongly on shore all day tomorrow. that will help to cool things off. eventually, we'll see more low clouds towards the coast which will help to drop the temperatures. in addition to increasing high clouds. the outer fringe of the first of our two storm systems, that will be approaching the bay area. this first one mainly a cooling effect for us. it's going to enhance the sea breeze. during the day tomorrow, in the 50s. lunchtime temperatures 70s in the warmer spots inland and still another day. we'll hit 80 degree temperatures in the south bay and the tri-valley. 82 degrees in south bay. should see 70s closer to san francisco and cooling on the coast and inner bay. interior valleys, towards pleasanton, 86 degrees. 80 in santa rosa as the wind shifts and comes out of the south. dooli cooling for tuesday. it's the second system for thursday night an

voting problems all over the area. juliet: teresa pila joined us in downtown brooklyn with more. >> reporter: what a mess. a lot of people feel they were robbed of their basic right, the ability to cast a ballot in an easy and efficient way. the city comptroller said this with chaos and confusion yesterday being echoed by voters who feel they were shut out. >> we tried to put our ballot in the scanner. the scanner would not take our ballot. >> reporter: the kind of complaint heard time and again tuesday. their primary ballot. >> they said do emergency ballots, in won't be counted until after 9:00 or 10:00. how fair is that? >> reporter: the state attorney general's office that it has been overwhelmed by voter complaints. 700 by phone and email at last count, 5 times more than what the state received during the 2012 general election. now the city comptroller scott stringer is promising an investigation. >> every management and operation of the new york city board of elections, we are going to go in and have tough questions. >> reporter: including why some polling places open two

. >> teresa sparks previously served on the police's service commission. >> they're now getting educated on it on the explicit and implicit bias. i was a little disappointed this was still going on. >> he'll be asking questions of the police department and the district attorney's office on exactly how and when notification about this occurred. meantime two of the officers are no longer with the department. reporting live in sfrarngs christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> a hospitalized toddler. the american bulldog belongs to the girl's uncle who wasn't home there at the time. details are vague at this point but apparently the 3-year-old girl was alone with the dog when she was bitten in the face. she was rushed to the hospital. investigators say they don't know whether the dog has been aggressive in the past but it is now in quarantine at the animal shelter in martinez where it will be monitored. >>> an development some parents are calling unacceptable. the kids will be shown videos of the lgbt community that are not age appropriate. nbc bay area's lilleli tan. >> reporter: as for any m

getting mother teresa as his running mate. >> it already happened. z >> it not happening at all. >> the longer trump stays in the race and the longer he is there and the longer his rhetoric continues, the more bernie sanders folks that are joining hillary right now. whether you're african-american, hispanic or you're a woman or you want real change in america, you're not voting for donald trump. he represents the 1%, the inherited class. >> which is why we have so many blue collar workers voting for mr. trump. >> thank you both, guys. >> thank you. >> don't miss jake tapper's exclusive interview with hillary clinton sunday on state of the union. ted cruz is on the show as well. the candidates join jake tapper on "state of union" tomorrow morning. >> a horrific discovery in texas, two toddlers, just 3 and 4 years old found caned ahanged tied up in the back yard. and rescuers trying to find as many people as they can from this rubble of a building collapsed in kenya. one coat, yes! ♪ there is a day, for every number. ♪ ♪ there is a time, for all my slumbers. ♪ ♪ and i can see, t

bay. let's drop in on the south bay. 52 in santa teresa. >> temperatures cooler than yesterday. 63 at lunchtime and upper 60s today. nice and comfortable in the peninsula. we'll have those 60s right along the coast. 70s inland then we are looking at a shift with warmth rolling in from the central valley over toward the tri-valley for tomorrow. up to 80, mid 80s for those inland area. 70s along the coast. 70s do stay in san francisco this weekend. even upper 70s, but we'll have more widespread 80s on sunday. a lot going on this weekend. let's start it out tonight at the sap center. 68 by the time the playoffs get under way once again. looking good there. a la carte and art spring fair in mountain view, it will be beautiful for that. have water and sun block as temperatures reach the low 80s on sunday. how weird street faire in san francisco. once you get out in that full sunshine, it will feel warm. later this evening at 67. looking at a few more clouds in the mix. we also see temperatures that will be going down just a few more degrees into the start of next week. despite a few inc

mother teresa. maybe get the same one maybe it will work. america is used to that kind of thing from politicians. >> ambassador, i like that thing, because he made the other foreign powers around the world nervous. at the same time he made me nervous as well. do you think this move is for real? >> well, i think it's for real. trump has left 14 republican presidential candidates off in the ditch somewhere. there are only two left, i think trump and cruz only have the chance of getting the nomination. that is pretty good if you look at the record, but it's also the case he has been so unconventional, but it's hard to imagine in past elections that he can actually get elected and since that is presumably what this is all about he turned to the next question, i think this is perfectly logical. and frankly whether it's the new donald or the old donald if he gets the nomination, what i want to see is the other aspect unleashed on hillary sooner rather than later. >> and what scares you, a kinder donald or the same donald? >> it scares me that somebody is going to become president that is t

? >> good morning, everyone, here is a look at the south bay, 52 in mountain view and santa teresa unable. 51 in san jose. everyone else in the mid-to-upper 40s and low-to-mid 50s from newark and alameda and through san carlos and danville and fairfield and brentwood at 57 and 47 in novato. walking the dog, night, mild and dry, the weekend is bitter, and breezy this afternoon if you sailing. but nothing like a thousand feet until 10:00 tomorrow only potential for wind damage. a warming trend on the way with 70s at the coast and 80s and nearly 90 for the rest of us. >> and the investigation and written's death and what he may have left behind at paisley park. the family of president reagan the family of president reagan is livid over a new mov to help protect your dog or cat from fleas and ticks. with the performance you expect from a monthly topical in a non-greasy collar... seresto® kills and repels fleas and ticks for 8 continuous months. seresto®. from bayer. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated

bit. the investigation continues to expand. greg: foot spring and teresa priolo with more. >> reporter: the focus is certainly narrowing. how they raise money and live. handing out subpoenas connected to donors connected to the horse carriage industry. the same people that also handed the nonprofit. promising to ban during his first week on the job. forcing to answer some tough questions about his connect to to that industry. >> i believe would you make a change. i made it very clear. >> it has been subpoenaed by the u.s. attorney's office. part of the widening corruption probe. record show to donors donated more than $100,000 to the mayors nonprofit. the question whether the nonprofit was used as a fact your approach. hall, the mayor said -- >> city hall. i talked to them about how to get horse carriages off the street. the plan fell apart. the mayor ultimately found little support. both the public and the city council. if you can with preferential treatment. it has now ballooned to include the right officers in the mayor's fundraising efforts. documents dating back to 23

teresa says the system is failing. leaving people like the collins mccoy family with nowhere to turn. >> i can't eat. i can't sleep. i don't function anymore. that's my child. that's my baby. and there has got to be a way to get her some help. >>> we wish her the best. >>> when you work at one of the most beautiful places on earth, do you take it for granted? rangers at yosemite don't. they posted this picture. a breathe taking glimpse. with the snow pack at 90%, spring visitors will see the spectacular water falls at their very best. look how awesome that shot is. peak flows are expected between right now and may. >> all right. two words, road trip. [ laughter ] >> who is driving? >> how about jeff ranieri? right? he can certainly get us the forecast, should we have the top up or down? >> i'll give it a go. a live look after that rainfall that left us with a half inch to an inch and a quarter across the bay area. currently dry from santa rosa towards san jose and to the sky camera network, some mix of conditions. sun and also completely over kacast skies. clouds beginning roll . clo

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