sandra bookman. >> protesters marched near central park. >> joe sandra the protest started to wind down at minutes ago. you can see there is still a handful of protesters here across from trump international hotel and tower. hundreds gathered peacefully with signs, chance and more creative forms of expression while a handful were reportedly arrested and pepper sprayed after confrontations with police. >> reporter: the trump protest drew hundreds of demonstrators to the heart of the city saturday afternoon where they park. protesters flooded the sidewalks for hours as hundreds more police officers stood by, ensuring nothing got out of hand and traffic was not interrupted. at some point a handful of protesters reportedly threw water bottles at officers and

many describe the overall protest as a peaceful gathering and a much needed counter to trump's campaign. >> we are here to counter trump's hateful rhetoric against immigrants, muslims and many other people. he claims to have the support of vets and we are not going to let him have it that easily. >> i think it is good to show him a lot of people don't approve of what he is saying. >> reporter: again this is just a fraction of the numbers that we saw this afternoon. some of these protesters have been out here for hours, coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00, i'll have much more with mr. trump, who is on the campaign trail today and what he has to say he is bringing to this race. aj ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. new york wasn't the only place to experience a trump protest. as many as 50 people blocked the only major road in phoenix leading to the town where trump held an event today.

while they honked, the protest stayed peaceful. nearly all the protesters moved when police asked them to but police did arrest three people. the candidates are rallying out west ahead of primaries there. republican ted cruz is hop scotching through air air and utah. agreed he spent time near the mexico border in arizona. the other gop competitor, john kasich will be holding a town hall in southern utah in about an hour. turning now to the democrats and a similar path for bernie sanders. he is appearing in utah today following a press conference along the border in arizona. there is plenty of undecided voters. in order to secure the nomination sanders has to win practically every contest moving forward. stay with eyewitness news and abc news for coverage of the race for president and you can get the very latest on the campaigns at our website abc 7

just click on politics. many may want to flock to central park tomorrow for the first day of spring. but then again, maybe not. a wintry system is moving in. the new york city department of sanitation issued a snow alert for tomorrow. jeff? >> reporter: the main impact from this system will be late tomorrow into tomorrow night. already a winter weather advisory for nassau and western suffolk counties on long island from tomorrow afternoon right through 6:00 a.m. on monday. a winter storm watch eastern suffolk county, where they can expect even more snow in those areas. they will be closer to the center of the storm. speaking of precipitation and snowfall and rainfall, we have some occurring. not in our viewing area but over extreme southern parts of new jersey. this is the first piece of the system which will slide off to our south. we are awaiting a much more vigorous piece of energy swirling here over iowa. this will dive down into

take the old left hand turn up the eastern seaboard for tomorrow night and a very early monday. on this track we are on the northwestern flank of the storm. we will have snowfall beginning late tomorrow afternoon. we have cold enough air in place for this to mainly be in the form of snow, even right down to the coast. so here are your weather headlines. by the way, spring begins just after midnight tonight, how ironic. snow possibly mixed with rain right at the onset late tomorrow afternoon, lasting through tomorrow night. 1 to 3 inches east. that can include queens and brooklyn. and 3 to 6 inches over eastern parts of long island. in the city itself, roads should remain mainly wet, because temperatures are going to be marginal. but it could be a different story east of the city. we'll get into many more details, including a detailed snowfall accumulation map coming up on your full accu- weather forecast in just a few minutes. developing right now in new

stealing a tractor trailer led police on a chase in new jersey that came to a wild end in irvington. >> now one officer is hurt and the driver is under arrest. stefan kim is live at the scene with the latest details. stefan in. >> reporter: joe and laurie there was a wild scene. eyewitnesses described an out of control tractor trailer cab came barreling down this street here, smashing into several cars and turning here before being penned in by police. look at this visit showing the view from above. the man behind the wheel had stolen the tractor trailer cab and was being followed by its owner, who called police. eyewitness news learned the tractor trailer was stolen into union down route 22 back into newark. then it ran into two police cars, hit a couple of civilian cars. cops say at one point the cab

here to the newark irvington border. the cab struck two police cars again as police attempt toed to pull it over. >> he hit the corner, got in stopped. the door flew open he was going to jump on. he jumped back in. the door flew open again. an officer jumped out of his car and into the moving tractor trailer, got in with him, got the car to stop. they must have hit him in his head or however. they pulled him out of the truck and threw him inside the police car. >> >> reporter: there was one officer with minor injuries newark. the driver was arrested charged with aggravated assault on a police officer for using the cab as a weapon. other charges of course are pending. reporting live here in the newark irvington bored are stefan kim channel 7 eyewitness news. stay with eyewitness news for the latest on this

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to crash in southern russia. authorities are saying a sudden gust of wind may have led to the crash. 36 were hurt including 12 foreigners in the latest of a spring of attacks that have turkey. authorities suspect isis or kurdish rebels are responsible for the suicide bombing today. coming up, police search for the taxi driver who hit a woman in manhattan. what investigators believe she was doing before the cab hit her. it may be brand new, but commuters say they noticed plenty of problems already at new york's hudson yard station. and channel 7 is your home for the united airlines nyc half marathon. >> we are taking mile by mile and introducing you to some of the faces you will see on race day.

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victim of a deadly hit and run in manhattan. 44-year-old kenya flores of the bronx was struck by a yell lowe cab in a bus lane on first avenue right near stuyvesant this morning. investigators believe flores was lying in the street when she was hit. a cane found nearby may have belonged to her. $2 billion to build, but already new york's hudson yard station is plagued with water problems and leaky ceilings. >> what it will take to fix all the problems. >> coming from queens over here to the west side. there weren't really that many subway options. >> reporter: six months after it opened chris a ole la can't believe his eyes. the nearly $2 billion subway station that took 13 years to complete already looks like this. >> reporter: even while you are on the escalators.

dripping not only on you but on the machines too. >> reporter: water stains riddle the entire sealing above the escalator. ing the bathrooms are closed and two out of the four escalators are shut down. how does this happen to a multi- billion dollars project? >> no reason high a brand new station should have water coming into the station. >> reporter: spokesperson kevin ortiz says yonkers contracting company is responsible for the waterproofing or in this case the lack there of. >> reporter: we have ordered the contract to do everything as quickly as possible to address the issue. immediately. >> reporter: meanwhile riders are just going to have to cope. >> >> reporter: she is going to have to hang onto the hat. the mta says it is going to take at least 8 to 12 weeks to

yet on when it is going to get started. channel 7 eyewitness news. >> frustrating. >> indoor precipitation. >> exactly. mother nature does not look at the calendar. she might look at it, but she says i'm going to mess with these people. we have snow on the way for late tomorrow into tomorrow night. heaviest amounts will be east of new york city. even a half foot of snow over parts of long island. we head out right now the sky looking rather threatening as we look out to the south. there is an initial wave of low pressure moving off to ourselves. the air mass is so dry right now. it is good news for the new york city half marathon. we'll have dry weather for that. it will be chilly though. humidity at 22% so low any rain

tonight tomorrow morning will not reach the ground. normal high we should be above the 50-degree mark. only 46 today, nothing like the officially arriving. it would be nice if we had these scenes tomorrow afternoon but that is unfortunately, not going to be the case. 45 in the park, 45 in new burglary, 45 in monticello and lower middle 40s on long island. echoes showing up over parts of ocean county. i wouldn't be shocked to see a sprinkle or snowflake that would be about it. the main show from this storm is late tomorrow into tomorrow night. temperatures dropping down into the lower 30s 20s in the suburbs by early tomorrow morning. for start time at the half marathon you are really going to have to bundle up out there. about 38 degrees in the city.

temperatures are well before freezing, initially it can be snow mixed with a little bit of rain as it moves in just before dusk tomorrow evening. that goes over to all snow as you get colder air with the wind coming in from that direction and colder air from up above when you get the heavier precipitation rates which would be over long island over parts of the jersey shore. temperatures in these areas are cooler than in the city. these will be the places where snow could cover the roadways, especially parts of long island. where you get temperatures through daybreak on monday and a nice recovery monday afternoon. so any snow that does fall will melt rather quickly. >> snowfall through tomorrow night. right on the 1 inch line in new york city, a coating to an inch over much of say, central and nest new jersey and the hudson valley. 1 to 3 inches brooklyn queens, eastern ocean county, we are

central long island, 3 to 6 inches out by the twin forks of long island. here's your accu-weather forecast. down to 32, cloudy, brisk, cold. the wet snow and rain arriving later tomorrow afternoon. the high getting up to 40. periods of snow tapering off late tomorrow night an inch in significantly off to the east. clouds giving way to sunshine 48 mainly sunny tuesday 50 how about 63 by wednesday. maybe that should be the first day spring. upper 60s on thursday rain returning thursday night into friday. here in the city roads should remain mainly wet. over eastern long island it will be a different story. slick roads for the monday morning commuted.

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teammates from the sideline of the 2016 summer olympics. >> abby wambach is focused on winning gold in the gaming world. >> reporter: all right as we get closer to the olympics, all eyes are shifting to rio. abby wambach an olympic gold medalist joining me now. retired now but what has retirement been like for you? >> you know what? i have been more busy now than ever before. i don't have those three week camps that i can say no to doing all these appearances and what not. i have been around what seems like the world, promoting this new game at the rio 2016 flick games. it is an amazing game i have been playing it all morning. all last night. it allows me to see different

>> you are a big gamer? >> yeah for sure. >> reporter: tell me about this game. what do you like about it? >> there is 14 different events. i'm now just getting into golf itself. the real life golf version that is what you do in retirement right? it is the first time golf is going to be back in the olympic games in like 112 years. of course football that it is called on the game itself but we, here in america we called soccer. >> reporter: of course. >> reporter: it wasn't that long ago we saw you. we are celebrating the entire u.s. team to celebrate the world cup. what has your life been like since winning such an honor? >> reporter: life as i once knew it is forever changed. especially with the blonde hair, people recognize me everywhere and it is strange. i find it is not just the 10- year-old girls, it is 15-year- old boys, 30-year-old men who were at bars jumping up and

these games of the that is why it is so essential that even a gaming system like the nintendo 3 s it can bring people together and bonds right hand bond people and it educates them over what they are going to be watching over the summer in rio. the baltimore ravens are mourning the death of a teammate killed in a dirt bike crash. trey walker was critically hurt when his dirt bike collided with a truck thursday night in miami. he died at the hospital yesterday. walker played one year in the nfl, mostly on special teams. ravens coach john harbaugh released the statement calling the 23-year-old a young man with a good and kind heart. one syrian refugee couldn't make history at the olympic games even if she does not win a medal. she fled her home country less than a year ago and now lives in germany where she is

if selected she will be part of the committee's refugee athletes. >> everyone is excited and they want to see what i'm going to do. and me too, actually. in the water there is no difference if you are a refugee or syrian or german. >> the challenges she face in syria included bombings at the pools where she trained. the search for a cure transformed a high school gym on long island into a barber shop. monday students raised money for cancer research, they went bald on st. patrick's day. >> reporter: the line was longer than you would think. and in just three hours, nearly 100 students and teachers from the plain view old beth page school district had their heads shaved. for a very important cause. patrick bell fort teaches fifth grade.

it is a great fundraiser. helps other people but really makes me feel great as well. >> reporter: they started this event four years ago and every year since then, they have raised tends of thousands of dollars for childhood cancer. the event relies on donations to money to benefit the saint bald rick's foundation. >> reporter: do you guys know what you look like? >> the reason why people shaved their heads is many kids lose their hair when they undergo treatments for cancer. so this is to help make them feel better about it. >> reporter: the event was organized by ninth grader david aegean. >> i was always doing it outside of school. i thought our community really does not have anything like this. >> reporter: middle school guidance counselor dave goldberg.

every year. it shows what happens when a community comes together for their neighbors and their family, nj burkett channel 7 eyewitness news. >> the student organizer didn't have his head shaved. maybe it happened later. coming up on eyewitness news at 5:00, the only accused terrorist to survive last year's deadly paris attacks is behind bars. now the fight begins over whether he will be tried in france or belgium. isis released video of a british hostage captured in

stories. hundreds of demonstrators gathered in columbus circle in manhattan today to protest presidential front runner donald trump. police made several arrests and then described the protests as peaceful. a driver in a stolen tractor trailer led officers on a wild chase in new jersey. authorities arrested the driver after the truck crashed in irvington. one officer was hurt in the incident. authorities are examining a pair of flight recorders from a deadly plane crash in russia. investigators believe bad

wind may have led to the crash that killed 60 people. i'm joe torres and i'm in for sandra bookman. police have captured the terrorist after months on the run from the paris attacks. >> reporter: one of the most wanted men in the world was charged with terrorist murder and participating in a terrorist organization. salah abdeslam was arrested friday. officials say that's him in the into custody. the so-called eighth attacker from november's paris massacre limping along after police shot him in the leg. he was released from the hospital and into police custody. >> i can tell you he is collaborating with the belgian justice and will refuse the extradition to france. >> reporter: the 26-year-old had been on the run for 126 days.

the attacks that killed 130 people. investigators believe salah abdeslam drove the car to dropoff the team of isis suicide bombers. but authorities believe instead of detonating his own suicide vest, he fled back to belgium. law enforcement focused their search on the brussels neighborhood when he grew up. but over 100 raids netted nothing until tuesday. for four months there was a massive manhunt. in the end salah abdeslam was found right here in this building just a few hundred yards away from his family's home. after a shoot out at this house, his fingerprints were found inside. he may have escaped through a back window. then 72 hours later police moved into this street, the raid ending with salah abdeslam and four others in custody. >> there will be interrogations

>> what is important to know is salah abdeslam is under arrest. >> reporter: channel 7 eyewitness news. the fight against isis claimed another person life. the pentagon confirms a service member was killed by an enemy attack on saturday night. the troop was based outside of mosul, iraq. isis mean while released a new propaganda video showing a british man. jhonatan can'tly is shown, perhaps under duress, mocking u.s. air strikes. isis has used him in several videos. two brothers face charges after police say one of them opened fire on a man in broad daylight. 56-year-old larry williams is charged with attempted murder and accused of firing shots at a man yesterday afternoon in

police say he took off in a car driven by his brother, 54-year- old robert williams. both of the men had heroin on them and two handguns were found at their home. new york city shut down a construction site after the started asking questions about safety. the most dangerous in new york in fines. >> after the buildings department let construction continue, eyewitness news investigators asked who was overseeing the site and its safety,. >> reporter: this 7-story apartment building in the bronx ranks among the worst construction sites in the city. it racked up so many fines for endangering its workers and the public that late last year city building inspectors kicked a general contractor off the project. in this video, the risks and the dangers at the site continue. workers doing masonry work along the edge of the building,

lifting heavy concrete blocks. some walking dangerous lay long filled bucket. while some of the workers are wearing safety harnesss, none of them is attached to an anchor to prevent them from falling. net. if he city allows them to operate without much consequence in that way, it is shocking to people. >> i'm following all the procedure. >> reporter: that is not what this video shows. this video shows these workers without any safety harnesss. if they would trip or slip here they could fall to their death even. while the contractors have changed, the building owner has remained the same and a daily presence at this nonunion work site. >> reporter: what do you have to say about this? can't you just tell us? you have tens of thousands of

as the owner don't you have some responsibility at least? >> i have more responsibility than you do okay. >> reporter: why do workers continue to work unsafely then? >> they are working safely. please get away from me. i told you they are working safely and every step of the way is being followed. >> reporter: if you are going to work like that you don't belong in the business. you just don't. >> reporter: the head of training for the union mason workers looked at the bronx site and came to a quick conclusion. >> one wrong move he is dead. seven stories up, he is dead. >> reporter: why would an owner or general contractor do it this way? it is so risky. >> to save money. honestly. >> reporter: the buildings department issued an immediate stop work order yesterday and they will not lift that work order until enhanced safety measures are put in place. meantime the current general contractor, new york fast,

workers currently at the site, is employed by them. remember if you have an issue that you need investigated, give our tip line a call at 877- tip news. you may e-mail us. channel 7 eyewitness news. new crew members step on board the international space station. coming up on eyewitness news at 5:00, an american astronaut begins a journey that will land him in the record books. this robot has a very important job.

some new technology in australia means you could soon order a pizza without having to interact with another human. what fun is that? dominoes has unveiled a new robot that would deliver pies. the ceo says the robotic unit, known as drew, is being tested now before it can hit the streets on its own. the international space

two russians and one american docked at the intnational space station today scheduled for a 6- month mission. once it is done the american jeff williams will hold the record for the most days in space at 534. the world record is 878 held by a russian. the twitter you love is here to stay. after some consideration of ending the limit on tweet link, twitter now says it is sticking with the limit of 140 characters per tweet. the twitter chief executive and announcement yesterday. the company is still discussing making other unspecified changes to increase traffic. coming up at 5:00, connecticut confirms its first case of the zika virus. what we know about the patient, now a part of this outbreak. and drivers spend more money filling up their tanks

going downey other soon. and spring officially is only about seven hours away.

check out this new video. a stunning light show over houston. last night's storm created a spectacular looking display in the sky. a lightning strike apparently caused a fire at an oil equipment site in the houston area and that storm by the way also damaged more than two dozen apartments in the corpus christi area. as we head into spring you typically see weather like that. not like we are going to get tomorrow night.

>> this is probably winner's last hurrah, we hope. the new york city half marathon is tomorrow morning. looks like it will be dry. very cold. temperatures at race time probably about 34 degrees, maybe upper 30s by the time the elite runners come in. >> temperature in the park. the wind is officially calm. and really into tomorrow either. i think the wind starts picking up a little bit from the north temperatures gradually falling down to about 30 with lowering and thickening cloud cover. 41 west hampton out toward the east end. at monticello. 43 down the shore at toms river. a winter weather advisory already in effect for nassau and the western half of suffolk county. the eastern half of suffolk county under a winter storm watch.

afternoon through very early monday morning, ending at 6:00 a.m. just before the sun comes up. winter storm because they are expecting more snow on the east end of the island. you see echoes showing up over extreme southern parts of new jersey extending up through parts of ocean county. there would be a couple of sprinkles, maybe a wet snowflake as this initial wave of low pressure moved off for itself. we have to wait for the other vigorous system to take a left hand turn up the coast. this will cause the lion's share of the snowfall late tomorrow and tomorrow night. the main show here is tomorrow night with the storm tracking off to the northwest. we are on the cold side of things mainly in the form of snow. it mainly begins as a rain snow onset. but as the snow comes down more

air from above especially where it is coming down from long island. here's what we are expecting in terms of snowfall. right around an inch probably in manhattan. the roads probably remain wet in and around new york city but it will be a different story as you get into heavier bands off to the east. a coating to a percentage over new jersey. brooklyn and queens can get into this 1 to 3-inch band that extends into connecticut, extreme eastern long island. 3 to perhaps as much as 6 inches of snow. but don't despair. check this out. we have temperatures back in the 60s middle part of next week. here is your accu-weather forecast tomorrow night. increasing clouds down to 32. tomorrow is a cloudy, brisk and cold day. wet snow and rain arriving, the high getting up to around 40. that switches into all snow.

inch in the city. 3 to 6 inches off to the east of the city. daybreak on monday, up to 48. the snowfall will melt pretty quickly. mainly sunny. wednesday 63 up near 70 on thursday before rain potentially returns thursday night into friday. so this snow will not be sticking around for long. we can tell you that much. one year ago wow we lost our friend and colleen lisa cole. >> i recently sat down with her sons and her husband in connecticut and spoke with them about life without lisa. >> everything in the house has her fingerprints on it. we constantly feel her around us. >> reporter: last year's ncaa bracket still hangs in their

it. >> being a loyal west virginia mountaineer, she picked west virginia on to go to the final four and win it all. >> reporter: but last march todd crawford and his two sons, 15-year-old davis and 11-year- old evan faced unimaginable heartbreak with the sudden death of wife and mom, lisa, her life cut short by a brain aneurysm. >> that whole day i just felt something was off. when my dad finally came any knew that i felt something. >> i was texting her and she wasn't responding that much but i didn't think that much about it. oh she is just in new york city doing her job. >> reporter: her sister, lorraine, remembers the shock. >> just out of order. and unbelievable, at 49 years old she had a medical event that would take her life like that. >> reporter: for lisa's brother, lou, he too is still adjusting. >> every day different things remind you of her.

weather, could be anything you know? just hits you from nowhere. and you know, you are instantly brought back to that reality that we are not going to see her. >> reporter: but for the families, they have found comfort from strangers. >> we have had literally an outpouring of support from people. we are so grateful. not only for the rangers and for all the support that we have received from you know her abc family, but everyone around the world who has reached out to us, to say our thoughts and prayers are with you, we are here for you, we will help you get through this, whatever you >> >> reporter: i should also mention todd has really turned action. he created a foundation which focuses on educating people

>> those two boys have quickly become young men haven't they? >> reporter: they have grown into the situation that was so devastating. lisa would be so proud of them. they are strong young men. and the foundation has been credited with saving eight lives already. >> wow that's great. >> and you can learn more on our website and find more of my

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connecticut confirms its first case of the zika virus. the unidentified patient is between 60 and 69 years old. the person traveled to a zika infected area and showed symptoms after he or she returned home. those include a rash, headache and muscle aches. the patient is now recovering. zika is a mosquito-borne illness that could lead to birth defects in unborn children. a little pain at the pump if you are hitting the road for spring vacation. aaa mid-atlantic says the average price of a gallon of regular gas in new jersey is $1.72.

however, it is still nearly $.40 lower than this time last year. the average price for the country is $1.97, and prices are expected to climb in the coming weeks as refineries perform annual maintenance. a happy ending for dogs with a death sentence. the san diego humane society rescued 50 dogs from meat farms in south korea. they represent all sorts of breeds. all have been cleared for adoption but they will need extra tlc because of their circumstances. >> they are amazing animals. definitely friendly. and outgoing. >> reporter: as for the farmers who made their living. processing dog meat, many are now converting to cultivating blueberries and rice instead. a crowd of students and parents got quite a show at a florida school as a

stepped in to catch an uninvited visitor. students spotted the 10-foot long alligator roaming around the campus. they managed to tie up the gator's mouth and get it off school property. there is a high number of workplace injuries every year, even where safety standards are highest. the study done by the occupational safety and health administration says more than 10,000 people suffered severe injuries on the job last year. among those hurt nearly 3000 needed amputations. those numbers came from 26 states where safety standards are higher than those mandated by federal regulations. osha says the majority came from the manufacturing industry. target rolled out new shopping carts. as of across the country have at least one of the newly designed carts.

equipped seat made for people shopping with children or adults with special needs. the company says the carts will make it easier for those used to maneuvering a wheelchair and a shopping cart through the aisles. good news. annulet extra graphic video sparked an unroar at a high school in the bronx. what the video showed and what happened to the teacher who presented it to her student. a dramatic scene on the road when a school bus carrying overturned.

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a tirade against trump. protesters march against the republican front runner. a chaotic turn of events. when a tractor trailer gets stolen. good evening, i'm joe torres. >> and i'm lori stokes in for sandra bookman. the new york city department of san tation issued a snow alert for tomorrow morning starting at 10:00 a.m. >> the first day a spring snow