many of the world's largest banks, even took control of a dam in suburban new york and all of it from computers 6,000 miles away. the hackers have been traced to iran. they've been indicted. but no, they've not been arrested. >> these sound like plot lines of a movie, but they're not. they're real crimes committed by real people in the real world. >> reporter: prosecutors say the impact was widespread, with coordinated cyber attacks across the global banking system. from the new york stock exchange to many of the world's financial institutions. hackers were able to take control of the bowman dam in rye brook, new york. although they were unable to open its doors because the dam was off line for maintenance. >> no actual harm resulted from that infiltration, the potential havoc that a hack of infrastructure could wreak is scary to think about. >> reporter: seven iranians

companies at the direction of the iranian government. among the banks were citibank, bank of america, capital express, ing, wells fargo, pnc bank, jpmorgan. when the sites crashed hundreds of thousands of customers were unable to access their accounts and banks were forced to spend millions to get them back online. although the men have not been arrested, investigators say the case demonstrates the reach of the global hackers as well as the reach of the law enforcement. >> no matter where they are, we'll try to reach them. no matter how hard they work to try to hide their identity and trade craft, we'll find ways to pierce that shield and identify them. >> the fact is the hackers may never be arrested. prosecutors admit that. but this case shows what's possible and more needs to be done to protect our

now to the terror investigation in brussels. police say the second man seen on video in the subway station along with another bomber before the explosion. paris terror attack suspects salah abdeslam said today he did not know about the brussels plot. right now belgium is in the second day of public mourning. marci gonzalez joins us with more on the investigation. >> there are random checkpoints and other added security measures in place as that nation grieves and police search for the second suspect they say may still be on the run. >> reporter: today the manhunt in belgium expanding. police now searching for a man captured on surveillance camera inside the subway station along with khalid el bakraoui just before the deadly attack.

suspect believed to have escaped. the two terrorists killed there, leaving behind potentially essential clues. police finding what appears to be a suicide note on a laptop in a garbage can from one of the airport killers, ibrahim el bakraoui, saying he was being in a rush, no longer knowing what to do, in a bad situation, and if he did not act immediately, he'd be in a prison cell like him. investigators believe it is a reference to salah abdeslam, one of the suspects of the paris attacks finally captured just last week. while his attorney denies any connection, police believe abdeslam's arrest may have caused them to panic, accelerating the plans, that left 31 dead and 300 injured, including basketball player sebastian bellen who spoke exclusively to abc news. >> i remember seeing an explosion. the whole time i was just trying to tell myself i'm going to make

>> reporter: today so many mourning for those who didn't make it, as others still wait for word on the missing. >> i just really want to know if he is okay. >> now questions about why one of the bombers wasn't more closely monitored after turkey's president confirmed one was identified as a terrorist and deported back to europe. >> we invite you to stay with eyewitness news and abc news as we follow the terror investigation. eyewitness news reporter aj ross is in brussels and you can see her live reports later today on eyewitness news. you can also head to our website, abc7ny for updates throughout the day. a sunken tug boat was pulled reserve. a large crane lufted the -- lifted the boat to shore. the body of one of the three

we'll -- was in the wreckage. we'll have details coming up in the next half hour. several people have been forced out of their homes after flames ripped through a popular restaurant in greenwich. the fire started inside barcelona restaurant and wine bar on west putnam avenue. no one was in the restaurant at the time but residents in a nearby building will not be allowed back in to their homes because the building has been deemed dangerous and unsafe. right now port authority officials meeting to discuss expansion plans at laguardia airport. the cost of the laguardia project has grown to $5.3 billion. governor chris christie's appointees on this meeting say they cannot support the expansion plan in its current configuration. the port authority looking to build two new rail tunnels through new jersey and bus tunnel through midtown. new york city is launching a website to make it easier for parents to track the progress of

schools. 1% of tests have shown elevated levels of lead. that's out of nearly 90,000 samples taken. the pipes that tested positive now get weekly flushings. repeated problems will mean the equipment is replaced or repaired. later today we could learn about volkswagon's plans to fix its diesel cars in noncompliance with clean airlines. an update will come from the attorneys today. they've been talking to regulators about a solution for the vehicles. the department of justice has sued volkswagon on behalf of the epa. nearly 600,000 cars in the u.s. are affected by this. a shocking assault caught on camera. coming up, video of a boy brutally beaten in new jersey goes viral. the message police are putting out on social media. >> the republican presidential candidates' war of words over their wives. will donald trump make good on

>> watch as a car plummets four stories from a parking garage. how did the driver survive this? >> we have been watching the temperature plummet from 70s yesterday to only 49 degrees right now. a pretty chill the breeze coming in off of the atlantic ocean. but march a very changeable

sad breaking news to report. we learned former nypd commissioner nicholas capetta has died. he held the title for eight years between 2002 and 2010. before that he was commissioner

children's services. she was born in 1932 to italian immigrants on the lower east side. we'll have much more tonight on eyewitness news. north korea claims it has successfully completed a solid fuel rocket test. kim jong un says this will boost missile attack capability. it can also increase north korea's capabilities to attack the u.s. mainland. south korea and american bases in the asia pacific region, south korea's military says it's analyzing and deciding how to move forward. new details on the airlines flight 370. two plane parts found in mozambique are, quote, almost certainly from 370. the boeing 777 vanished two years ago with 239 people onboard. it is believed to have crashed in the indian ocean. president obama says the united states was slow to speak out for human rights during argentina's military

this morning in buenos aires the president paid tribute to the victims of what's known as the dirty war. he visited a name bearing -- visited a names. >> it's a tribute to the bravery and tenacity to the parents, the spouses, siblings, and the them. >> the president said his administration will declassify more documents about u.s. interaction with that government in the midst of the cold war. secretary of state john kerry met with astronaut scott kelly. they talked about kelly's nearly year-long trip to the international space station. they spent time with the russian astronaut on the mission. kerry is in mission for talks. pope francis told

everything during his holy basilica. the pontiff began the day by washing the feet of 12 refugees of muslim, orthodox, hindu, and catholic faith in public. holy thursday commemorates the last supper of jesus christ when he established the sacrament of holy communication prior to his arrest and crucifixion. why your ride on metro north may soon be a lot quieter. >> a wild discovery under a trash can. we'll show you where police found this. >> let's take a live look outside. looks like there's a little haze

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time warner cable. a state of emergency declared in south central kansas as a wildfire burns. up to a thousand homes and structures are in danger now. some areas there are voluntary evacuations. the flames burned through 72,000 acres in both states. >> with this land, oh, my goodness. there's just no hope for getting this thing stopped quickly. >> officials say winds reached as high as 50 miles per hour this morning so you can imagine not really added to the problem but they are expected to die

>> jeff was just saying it's very dry and windy there. >> and they didn't get the benefit of all the precipitation that denver got. here, a cold front moved through last night. today. >> not complaining. >> not bad for late march. tomorrow afternoon we'll be back up near 70 degrees. >> i heard something about that. >> but between now and then we have rain to deal with. it's march. we'll head out right now and check out mainly sunny sky over new york city as we look over toward lower manhattan. degrees. the wind coming in from the east at 12, gusting up to 22 miles per hour. so there's a bit of a breeze out there. the high of 53, that actually occurred jus last night. i think we eventually get up to 56 by later on this afternoon so it's still above normal for this time of the year.

a century before that in 1888 we got all the way down to 12 degrees. it's a month of extremes. you can get very warm. late march. day today. i think eastern long island for sure stays in the 40s. while there could be some 60s over west central parts of new jersey. showers show up later on tonight, lasting in to tomorrow. they can last through midday or the very early part of the afternoon before we start seeing some sunshine. that sunshine will really allow the temperature to skyrocket by later on tomorrow afternoon in to the upper 60s to even around 70 in spots. 50 in teterboro. 55 at jfk airport. toms river surprisingly is 48. i thought they'd be a little warmer by now. 54 in morristown. 53 in sussex. east of the city, a whole different story. 44 in montauk. those two locations, eastern coastal connecticut not getting

thanks to this front here which kind of sunk off to the south, and you can actually see on the wind stream lines the wind coming in from the east off the cooler waters in the atlantic ocean. also some moisture with that wind coming in off of the ocean and a deck of low clouds impeding on to the jersey shore, parts of long island. so definitely cloudier along the afternoon. this front has managed to make it all the way down to near 58 degrees there. the really nice weather where the cherry blossoms are going crazy down in washington, d.c. up near savt -- near 70 already in richmond, virginia. middle 50s in the city. if you head directly south, you're going to be stuck in that marine layer. a place like belmar, 51. 40s across much of long island with more cloud cover there. showers come in after midnight morning.

mostly but could be a steadier batch of rain that moves through mid to late morning and things up. we can get our temperature up to 64 by midday. check out 4:00 in the afternoon. city. 70 in morristown, belmar. southwestern connecticut. that's been a common theme lately. for the afternoon. breezy at times especially along cooler. areas of clouds and sunshine. some areas along the coast getting more in the way of cloud cover. the high getting up to about 56. cloudy most of the time tonight. rain arriving very late. we're down to about 52. cloudy for a while with showers through the morning, about through midday. breezy and brighter in the afternoon. 69. the afternoon. here's your accuweather 7-day forecast. a nice start to the weekend. plenty of sunshine on saturday, 56. the easter bunny is excited

degrees with a blend of sun and clouds. rain returning on monday. then we clear things out for tuesday in to wednesday. so just maybe wear one more layer this afternoon, what you had on yesterday when it was 71. or two more layers. >> it's been so like warm around here these days. we've got interesting animals making their way in to the tri-state area. >> i feel like this is the setup for a story. >> we've got a story. >> a stray found a home. residents in flushing left a surprise in a bucket for offices. a komodo dragon, people. can you imagine seeing that in the street? luckily it does not appear to be full grown. they can reach 10 feet and weigh as much as 150 pounds.

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a brutal beating, a driver survives a plunge from a parking garage, and police pull in some heavy machinery to save some stranded drivers. an investigation has been launched by police in new jersey in to a viral video showing a man repeatedly hitting and kicking a teenager. the video is hard to watch. it shows a man identified as a mixed martial artist and a teenager. police has identified the people in the video and they say the teen is okay. >> it took me back. i was very, very shocked to watch what appears to be a

for no reason at all. so we've made certain that they're not going to see each other, not going to have any interaction between the two. >> lots of people were angered by this. on its facebook page the police department is urging people not to take matters in to their own hands and not to post threats. in baltimore, an suv fell from the fourth floor of a parking garage. the driver said she was pulling in to a parking space when the audi q5 lunged forward, launched through a concrete banner and fell to the sidewalk below. the suv landed on its roof but incredibly the driver was not seriously hurt. finally, police in colorado are hauling out the big guns to help stranded motorists. this is a huge armored vehicle that's meant for major operations and to fight terrorism but after a major snowstorm in the region, it's

can actually get to stranded drivers. can you imagine that? >> i think jeff has one of those. right, jeff? >> i loan it out to you when you get 2 inches of snow in new jersey. [ laughter ] >> don't you wish that was true? nothing would stop us. >> you going to take that, david? >> i'd love to take it for a ride all day if i could. it's a tragedy on the hudson we're going to talk about. new details about the salvage operation that raised a tug boat from the bottom of the river that killed three crew members. >> a war of words on twitter heats up between republican presidential candidates. their wuvz -- their wives at the center of it all. blap --

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hello again. i'm shirleen allicot along with david novarro. we begin this half hour with a tugboat tragedy. the vessel that crashed and sank killing three crew members has been raised from the bottom of the hudson river with a massive crane in westchester county. >> darla miles is in tarrytown with the details. >> the u.s. coast guard is

they were able to raise that tugboat and maintain the structural integrity of the vessel. it was intact. right now we're told they are still working to free the remains of the third crew member, harry hernandez, from the wreckage. just about 7:00 this morning, about a dozen divers jumped in to the icy waters of the hudson river near the tappan zee bridge in tarrytown. first they attached straps from the crane to the wreckage and slowly guided the wreckage to the surface. in just under an hour, the tugboat was above water. one important thing they had to do once it was above water, they had to make sure there was not a fuel leak. then investigators and recovery teams went onboard. all of this was very agonizing for the family of harry hernandez. they stood at the pier and watched, eager to claim the body of their loved one. >> many of his cousins were here

traumatic experience for them over the course of many days. the family has been trying to deal with this now for quite a while but today brings closure to them in many ways and you look at the parallels today being holy thursday and the family in there is very religious and they found comfort in that too, that holy thursday their loved one was raised up from the waters and can be given back to the family. >> on top of making sure they safely and respectfully remove the remains of mr. hernandez, coast guard crews will in particular look for the device. investigation. a preliminary report is expected by next week. reporting live in tarrytown, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness newsment former nypd officer peter liang met with akai gurley's domestic partner this morning to

liang was convicted of manslaughter last month after shooting gurley in a darkened stairwell. brooklyn district attorney kenneth thompson is recommending liang receive house arrest and probation but not jail time. gurley's family calls thompson's decision absurd. >> had the tables been reversed, akai gurley would be in prison. this minute, this second, this day. >> liang will be sentenced next month. gurley's family plans to call for jail time during that hearing. the judge does not have to follow the da's recommendation. turning to the race for president, and the terrorist attacks in belgium now becoming a focus point on the campaign trail. this as the republican frontrunners continue to attack each other's wives on social media. >> for two nights in a row,

twitter, targeting ted cruz's wife. this follows days of the candidates trading insults over the saga that all began with frontrunner's wife. >> reporter: a political campaign war over wives, beginning with this old photo of milania trump from her former modeling days. trump blaming cruz for the ad. saying be careful or i'll spill the beans on your wife. the war of words escalating there. cruz telling gma trump should stay away from his spouse, heidi. >> she's way out of his league. if he wants to get in the character fight, he should stick with me. >> i wrote, i said be careful, because otherwise i'll have to start talking about your situation. do i like doing that? no.

continuing the battle on social media overnight. cruz's message to trump, real men don't attack women. your wife is lovely and heidi is the love of my life. that coming in response from trump retweeting a post comparing images of the two women, and heidi cruz, when we rarely hear from, taking on trump herself. >> you probably know by now most of the things trump says have no basis in reality so we're not worried in the least. >> as the candidates attack each other's spouses, both men are taking heat from critics over comments made in the wake of the brussels attack. it is 49 degrees out there. want to turn now to meteorologist jeff smith in for bill evans and has that after school accuweather forecast. >> it's about 15 degrees cooler than it was yesterday when we got in to the lower 70s. if we're lucky this afternoon we get up to 56 degrees, breezy,

we'll have areas of sun and clouds, probably more clouds right along the coast of long island and jersey shore with that wind coming off the water. over long island, speaking of that, 40s. it will stay in the 40s all afternoon whereas well west of the city over west central parts of new jersey, talking temperatures in the 60s. pretty wide range across the tri-state region. full accuweather 7-day forecast for easter weekend and beyond, we've got showers coming in late tonight. we'll time those out coming up. a bizarre case that's being compared to a catch me if you can kind of thing and finally ends here in new york. what's next for the flight attendant accused of trying to smuggle cocaine on to a plane? >> we take you inside new york international auto show for a

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the jetblue flight attendant accused of trying to smuggle 70 pounds of cocaine through los angeles international airport will be in a brooklyn courtroom today. 31-year-old marsha gay reynolds turned herself in to authorities yesterday. tsa officials say reynolds was pulled aside for random screening at l.a.x. on friday and that's when they say she dropped the bag full of cocaine. kicked off her gucci heels, then ran out of the airport barefoot. shh. get used to hearing that if you ride on a certain metro north car. rush hour trains now have one

also create a quiet zone using the first two cars on each train. if you're in a quiet zone, you're expected not to talk on your cell phone and speak only in muted tones, thank you very much. i want to see who's going to police this. they want you to keep your headphones turned down. >> good luck to you if you get david in your car. >> he wants to know who's going to police it. you know why. [ laughter ] >> quiet. the new york international auto show revs up tomorrow. it's a place for carmakers to showcase the industry's latest advancements. >> as tim fleischer shows us, it's also a place where the classics get reinvented. >> reporter: not your father's minivan. the chrysler pacifica is rolling out as a newly designed family ride three decades after the first one. the newly redesigned honda civic is revealed, its reliability spanning 40 years. two cars attracting new looks after decades on the market. >> it's a completely new vehicle

>> revealed to the auto world 30 years ago, the chrysler minivan had been a solid workhorse in the family driveway. re-engineered, company officials say it now offers 100 safety features. >> a front camera that operates with the other two cameras that are mounted on the side mirrors and another camera on the rear of the vehicle that create that 360-degree view. >> they've added the safety features that it's missing. they're trying to improve fuel economy. they're trying to make that better with the 9 speed automatic. >> reporter: but don't worry, there's still stow and go seating. >> with a simple pull of the strap, the second row seat folds down in to the floor. >> you have kids in your arms, groceries. all you need is a foot. the door opens for you. >> reporter: a new favorite, a 10-inch u connect theater with games and apps. >> it travels across the screen to tell them how long till they get to their destination.

american car of the year, the honda civic sports several different models and is still attracting first time buyers. >> it gives you a pretty good package for not a big price and a lot of people trust the suvic long. >> reporter: offering 31 miles in the city, honda continues to offer it as part of their brand. >> i think it's going to get a lot of people wondering what is that car? i think when they see it's a civic they'll be interested to see it more. >> reporter: the civic is already looking to roar in to another decade. eyewitness news. >> and be sure to watch our auto special, in the fast lane, saturday night at 7:00 here on channel 7. you can share your favorite rides from the auto show. share it with us using #abc7ny and #nyais hashtag. speaking out.

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jurors in the hulk hogan sex tape investigation now speaking exclusively to abc about the case. the pro wrestler sued gawker after the site posted a tape of him having sex with his friend's wife. hogan said he did not know he was being taped. the jury sided with him and believed gawker's first amendment argument was not valid. >> gawker made it clear to everyone they were all about crossing the line. the decision we made was absolutely correct. >> you believe he was emotionally distressed by it? >> if we were all in the same circumstances, how would we feel about it? emotionally we would have all been pretty devastated. >> he's still a human being. >> gawker is not giving up its fight.

>> we didn't post the sex tape. we posted 9 seconds of sexual activity and an excerpt of a much, much longer tape in the context of a story. the story has been used by a federal judge, appeals court on repeated occasions. >> gawker's ceo argued the jury was not able to hear testimony from the man who taped the encounter and that damaged gawker. next time you have a bad day, remember this story. this big pile of rubble was a duplex near dallas, texas. a demolition company knocked it down by mistake. workers were supposed to take down a home a block away. a woman who lived in the duplex says all she has received from the head of the demolition company is excuses. >> i was hoping for an apology. sorry my company did this. we'll make it better. instead he's telling me how the insurance is going to handle it

be a nasty fight. >> what about priceless items that can't be replaced? ms. diaz said her family had been out of the home since it was damaged by a december tornado. the demolition supervisor apparently had had the correct house number but the wrong street. >> oh. head shaker. this is not like getting the wrong sandwich at a restaurant. this is your home they just took out. >> lawyers. what do you got for us? give us a good sweet ending. >> by the way, i like your turtle tie. >> thank you for noticing that. >> it's very spring-like. did you notice the tie? >> i was wondering what was on there. >> a little spring-like. sailboats yesterday, turtles today. >> how much work that goes in to the tie choice, thank you. [ laughter ] we're going to check out a view looking to the south past the empire state building. it's actually mainly sunny here in the city but there are clouds trying to work their way in from the east. it's mainly cloudy over long island and parts of the jersey

it's what we call a marine layer over the atlantic ocean trying to come in from the east. 49 right now for the time being, mostly sunny. i think along the coast they'll tend to cloud up during the afternoon with those clouds coming in from the ocean. wind coming in from the east at 12. gusting to 22 miles per hour. a bit breezy out there at times and that will continue with that speed i think during the course of the afternoon. next seven hours, our computer models have us getting up to 55 by 4:00 in the afternoon and that seems pretty reasonable. it's a backdoor cold front that moved in overnight last night allowing this much cooler air mass located over eastern canada and new england to seep in to the tri-state area. that's why parts of eastern long island and connecticut will just stay in the 40s during the day today. while we should be jealous of the people off to our south and west because washington, d.c. is basking in 70-degree sunshine right now. the place in new jersey that

in to the 60s is somerville, hunter county away from the ocean influence. closer to the coast all bets are off. 48, toms river. 53 at newark. only in the low 40s on the east end of the island. you can see so clearly on these wind stream lines the wind coming in from the east whereas off to the south of the backdoor cold front, the wind is coming in from the south over extreme southern new jersey keeping them in the warmer air mass. you can see some clouds also along the coast through the afternoon and then showers come in late tonight in to tomorrow morning. i think the first half of tomorrow is kind of cloudy. we'll have rain on and off through about midday and we clear out during the afternoon. and saturday looks absolutely beautiful with sunshine from start to finish. a little bit cooler than tomorrow. uv index is moderate. pollen, moderate to high. juniper, elm, and maple is what you have to watch out for if

here's your accuweather forecast. breezy at times, areas of clouds and sunshine. cloudier along the coast. high getting up to 56. rain coming in late tonight. we're down to about 52. showers to start the day tomorrow right through about midday. then breezy and brighter in the afternoon. look at the temperature responding, getting up to 69 degrees by late tomorrow. saturday, a little bit cooler but plenty of sunshine. 56, easter sunday looking nice. upper 50s. rain returns on monday, mainly in the afternoon and at night. 57. we clear things out tuesday and wednesday. meteorologist lee goldberg has more coming up on eyewitness news first at 4:00. >> looks good. amazon is now the latest company to show the wage gap is getting smaller. the online giant announced women make 99.9% of what men in the same positions earn at the company. the study also shows minorities at amazon are paid slightly higher than whites. users of the dating app tinder can now also use their

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hey, have you heard? heard what? before school starts in september, all kids going into 7th and 12th grade have to get the meningococcal vaccine. it protects against diseases like meningitis. that can be serious, even deadly. yeah, that's why they can't start school without it. something to share? (giggling) actually, yes! talk to your health care provider. even kids who've had one shot may still need a booster. hi, everybody. i'm diana williams in the news roomment coming up later on eyewitness news, workers at a high profile construction site fired on the spot for alcohol and drugs. it's an eyewitness news investigators exclusive. we're going to take you back to

at this, the car of the future. tim fleischer takes us for a test drive right on the streets of new york. can you imagine seeing those little buggies all over the place? those stories and more beginning on eyewitness news first at 4:00. kind of looks like a little buggy there. >> great parking. >> exactly. a mom wrote a touching note to a character at disney world that's gone viral. janice maureen murphy posted photos of when she met the fairy godmother who was holding and hugging a purple teddy bear. the bear holds the ashes of murphy's infant daughter who passed away shortly after birth. she wrote about how the fairy godmother interacted with the teddy bear like she would with any child. she said when you hugged her and touched her cheek, you made me

when you're the president of the united states you have to do many things as the ambassador to the american people. he was asked to tango. he initially declined but it is their state dance. the female professional dancers insisted and got the president to get up and do it. now you can chief as well when needed. all no maybe not the best dance. needless to say, the president's critics quick to attack him for him dancing, showing anything of a lighter nature considering all the things going on with the terror threats. he's determined not to let

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