gates here with some breaks. the temperatures are at 46 degrees, feeling like the upper 30s. i will not be surprised to see them extend about 100 county, warren county or mercer with the accumulating snow. we have had a couple of ice pellets mixed in. by dawn tomorrow it shouldn't be doing much in the area. just some rain in southern new jersey that will allow those temperatures to warm a little bit. and from late morning into early evening. depends on where that band is as they will determine where that accumulating snow is and where they have been to the

surprised if they would wobble north again. it is depicted there, but there will be a band of heavy wet snow and the lighter accumulation that will be nothing off to the north. hudson valley and north of connecticut. a possibility where you would be spared from the the storm and what we need to know right now. rain mixed with that wet snow tomorrow morning, especially from the city south and west. as temperatures cool some of the snow could stick. there could be more than two inches of higher elevations. the numbers tomorrow night are dropping below freezing with the freeze watch tomorrow and down through central and southern new jersey. back to you for now.

after a nasty week of personal sniping, apparently make peace. mrs. clinton does indeed qualify to be president. that ended their bickering apparently. first at his childhood home right now on the water front. lucy yang is live with the latest. >> reporter: bill, we are waiting for bernie sanders to arrive here on the water front for his 5:00 event. meanwhile hundred of the supporters have been braving the cold, piercing wind all afternoon just for a chance to listen to the senator tell them why they should vote for him. this as he brings plenty of power for them. he's one of us. >> reporter: a walk down their memory lane for bernie sanders today as he hosted a rally outside his childhood home here in brooklyn. >> i spent the first 18

right here. >> reporter: earlier with the ladies on the view they would show how they eat pizza with no knife and fork thank you. today a busy day as the brooklyn native would hope to score big in that upcoming new york primary. >> if we win here we will win the other states. new york will help us make it to the white house. i don't support hillary. she doesn't represent my views as a democrat or a person. >> reporter: hillary clinton meanwhile stomped in rochester. both know how important it is to win new york. >> you know, you may have heard senator sanders say i'm unqualified to be president. but seriously i've been called a lot of things over the years. but unqualified has not been

>> okay, you're looking at the podium live now. they are getting the crowd warmed up now. it was announced today that the senator sanders will speak at the vatican on april 15. senator sanders has the highest regard for the pope and the need for moral conscious in the world economy. again, we'll be following this event as it begins and continues throughout the night. >> thank you. on the republican side john kasich is also focusing on the tri state area. kasich lead a town hall in fairfield where he addressed the prospects of the contested convention in july. >> i'm going to tell you honestly that i think that the media has created a negative attitude. and that they tried to turn this in to, well, i don't know what they would be doing. but contention is nothing more than for that process.

he'll attend a town hall in syracuse. donald trump and ted cruz, they will return to the campaign trail this weekend. another slashing in the new york subway this time the victim is an israeli citizen who fell asleep on the bench and then they woke up to the attack. it happened in lower manhattan in the bleaker street section as the attacker is in the win. we are live with the very latest. >> reporter: well bill right now this might be the safest subway station with dozens of cops swarming around here. but earlier today it is a much different scene after the other slashing attack the second one here this year and now some, they cannot help, but watch their backs. >> it is the most scariest. >> reporter: riders on alert that they say will be as safe as they could get. but after the man was slashed on the subway platform this morning, following the other slashing attack here in january. some can't help, but look over their shoulder. >> and it will make me feel safe sometimes because you're looking around here early in the morning, you know, you don't feel safe anymore.

the six train this afternoon, detectives, they will continue to comb for clues, leaving no stone unturned. and as trains roll through on the uptown side that they will be checking every car of every train. it was about 3:30 a.m. when that 55-year-old man was slashed on the left side of the neck, face, and both hands, wearing traditional acidic clothing and from israel that they do not speak english. apparently became lost on the subway system. sat down and fell asleep on the subway bench and then woke up when the man tried to rob him. the victim then walked out of the station. several tourists saw him bleeding, helping him find police. they found that knife handle on the north end of the southbound 6 platform, fleaing the scene. detectives are reviewing cameras. in january a 71-year-old woman was randomly slashed on the train here leaving a four-inch

on the left side of her face. that's where the increased police presence today, some say the more cops the better. >> when you would see them and that it is that element and that they will tend to shy away. >> reporter: the man is in stable condition at fairfield hospital, described having dread locks, wearing an orange hooded sweatshirt. tonight the 16-year-old boy is being under arrest accused of bringing a knife to school and holding it to a girl's neck. police say christopher mcquad was caught with a dagger yesterday. he allegedly put the knife to the 17-year-old girl's neck and threatened to slash her throat. mcquad a charged with a weapon, menacing, and harassment. new information on two terror investigations in europe. a suspected attacker has been arrested.

airport. authorities now are looking into whether he's also the infamous man in the hat seen on video before the airport bombing. a 31-year-old belgium moraccan. no motive yet tonight for a base in texas. all we know right now the airman killed his commander then turned the gun on himself. police responded to reports of an active shooter finding the men's body inside a classroom this morning at the joint-based lackland air base in texas. two handguns were recovered. this is an isolated incident and not an act of terrorists. >> we are safe and secure. these unfortunate events happen. we have 82,000 people that come to work in joint-base san antonio every single day. just like any public and in the community we have one that might be off. >>

force with the investigation. the justice department is not giving up their fight trying to fight apple for unlocking an iphone in a drug case. they want an order requiring apple's cooperation. this even after the feds recently dropped the now legal fight to unlock the iphone in the sandra bookman shooters after figuring out how to hack the phone without apple's help. the last time the new york mets had an opening day where they were the rainy national league champs, bill clinton was president. now 15 days later, the mets are familiar with the world series opening at home with the win. eager to try to get to the fall classic again. two reporters tonight covering the story. jim dolan with the fan and rob powers with the game highlights. we will begin with rob. rob? >> reporter: they finally will come in off the road, playing their home opener, which is always special. but they would have something had extra planned for today because the mets were able to

they raise their national league championship banner the first home game since last said. the request for the repeat has officially started. jacob degrom the starting pitcher. the mets have the lead. philly would tie, but the mets retook that lead in the 6th inning, then blew it open in the 7th. michael conforto with a big day. mets win their home opener 7-2. degrom left this game with lat tightness, but gets the win. home winners on opening day. >> it's a lot of excitement, but we need to be focused on the remaining 359 games now that we have. i'm glad that we won and i'm glad that our fans got to see us win, are excited as we plan on winning a lot more. but now it is the time to focus on 2016 for sure. >> reporter: well there you go. the mets win the game as much as what happens in the stands

the fans jim dolan joins us live here at citi field. hi jim. >> reporter: hey rob. the mets were great today. weather really not so much, kyle. this is his first opening day by the way. we found out the only way to stay warm here today, but he got to see a great game. the mets fans are ready for a big season. [ cheering ] >> let's go mets! [ music ] >> reporter: while the mets were sizzling in the home opener, the fans were ready to get home after the team took care of business. most came prepared dressed more for the slopes. >> you are the only people here dressed appropriately for this. [ laughter ] >> yes. and we will probably be doubled tomorrow. >> reporter: mets played pretty well. >> they did, conforto my future husband did pretty well today. he has not said yes yet.

with high hopes after last year's national league championship. >> we've got tickets to last season as we just wanted the games that we didn't know that we would get to the playoffs, the bonus, yeah. >> reporter: but this year you're expecting it, right? >> yes, one more step. and we will be happy. no matter how cold it is. >> you do not mind the cold? >> not at all. >> reporter: that is because you're young. >> it's because i'm young. >> reporter: that is because he's young. he didn't mind the cold at all. hey rob the mets have a great day today and it is great to hear mets fans really optimistic about a season. they are going to have a great year. it'll be a hot summer here in queens. reporting live jim dolan eyewitness news. rob back to you. >> reporter: fun to see the mets win. the mets are winners at their home opener. yankees lose today. we'll have highlights of both of those games at 6:00. also laura behnke with the mets players about today's big win. it is a win at the home opener.

until then we're live at citi field rob powers eyewitness news. still ahead on eyewitness news, high school students playing a holocaust-themed drinking game and posting pictures on social media. now one of their classmates is taking a stand. hear what inspired her to speak out against it. plus an angry mother says her 10-year-old son is bullied every day at school and nothing has been done about it. tonight she's demanding that the school take action.

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the fire is spreading through several businesses where they would show you the heavy smoke, trying to get things under control. we will bring you more information as we get it. an urgent plea don't from a worried mother about her battered and sun who will go to school. getting beaten and bullied and i wanted it to stop. those words from the 10-year- old's mom who is helping that the school is listening as i want them to know about it. >> reporter: and here in east new york his mother's numerous charges of bullying at the school were raising two serious concerns. that he has received there. >> i don't know exactly when the fighting started he was stomped on.

video that will be too graphic to show what they claim are nosebleeds and headaches. that their pleas have not been taken seriously. >> he is getting special attention. but the important thing about it, no one is monitoring the attention that he should be getting as it is not happening. >> reporter: after holding a news conference outside the school, toni herbert is accompanying the mother inside to get answers. we act immediately and that there is zero tolerance for anything that will be a supportive learning environment in every school building. mildred is arranging for her son to see a therapist with her suicidal thoughts. way. >> they say that their son was

>> it was terrible. thank god that they calmed down a little bit. i have to tell them to defend themselves as well. hit the ballroom and to stop the bullying. >> reporter: the the mother in this particular case says it years. reporting live in east new york tim fleischer channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. a 17-year-old homeless man has been charged tonight. police say that she was picked up by and taken into the homeless shelter instead of jail. the next day the body of the 18- year-old was found in that creek. the mother thanked police today and offered some advice. >> please tell them to take

and to go home and hug your children. not once, but twice. >> reporter: police say that some of his things including their backpack were found in their position. snapping a three-day losing today. the price per barrel is nearly back at the $4 mark. they climbed 35 points. nasdaq out by two and ending in five points. when your championship was back when ronald reagan was president, well, row are entitled to celebrate hardy. that's what they did today big time lining the streets downtown philadelphia. the school band and the cheerleaders, all of them showered with the blue and white confetti as the wildcats won the ncaa tournament on monday night as you saw it here

rob powers had that last shot. just amazing. good for them. >> yes. what are we celebrating, snow? do you even celebrate it? >> not this late in the season. april is a real dud so far. you're talking about oil. it is just so cold outside. outside right now it's a little brighter with some breaks in the clouds. kind of dramatic as you would look at the cloudy skies and the toll plaza and the sunshine and a slow go inbound. 46 degrees right now westerly wind at 20 that will make it feel like the 30s. the high of 50s, never feeling that warm today and that number just after midnight. the sunrise and sunset times, cloudy skies. the same thing in newark and morristown at 46. over to new jersey at 43.

right here 45. that may be the hot spot or the cold spot if you will for some of the steadier snow and maybe two to four inches of snow into parts of western new jersey as we get into the higher elevations tomorrow, most of the areas with more of a trace to a slush or two. i'll get to the snowfall maps in a moment. clouds are breaking the late period. it could be a little sunshine north and east early the rain and wet snow will be coming in by the late morning. notice the temperatures at 42 as road ways would be wet and dry and west of new york city. the question is if it is too far south. that's the trend this afternoon. i don't think that anything is

but late morning in the midday with rain in the mid-afternoon when they will mix with the wet snow that will be further north than depicted. again, temperatures that will be above freezing here where they will be wet, pivoting away into the evening hours. it should be moving out during their early evening hours. so if we get anything the roadways could be icy later on tonight. when you try to see it in april it will be difficult to do and maybe a trace or so. nothing at all north of i-84 in the hudson valley. but once you get here in new jersey that is when they could pick up even more. two to four inches of snow. partly cloudy overnight. 43 tomorrow with the messy mix

could get icy tomorrow night. here is what we're working on when we will need to get more information on where they could be spared to miss that storm and next week trending near normal. and the nice dry spill and a nice warm up as we continue for the second half of april. back to you. conviction overturned. and tonight we will hear from him and find out what you will see now. still fighting damages from super storms. bomb shell accusations that include fraud. it is the seasonal special featuring lemon chicken.

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game known as jews verses nazis and posting a picture of it on >> the students were at a house at the time, but attended princeton high school. tonight one of their classmates is taking a stand. >> darla miles is at the school with a disturbing story. darla? >> reporter: this is not a new game as you mentioned, it is either called holocaust pong or alcoholic caust. and this is one of the rare photos of the game. we are told that one of the students who was at this house party when the game was being played when she asked the kids to stop she was told to stop being a party pooper. >> i just feel as though it was just so insensitive. >> reporter: it was just a three-second snap, so it took a minute to really see that their cups were arranged like a swastika and the star of david. >> i saw it on snapchat and took a screen shot. i wasn't going to do anything with it, but i showed it to one of my close friends and expressed to me that she had been at the party and asked them to stop.

>> reporter: this is a drinking game. nazis verses jews beer pong. taken of the juniors and seniors at a spring break party posting it on snapchat. she took a screen shot of the snap and blogged about it. standing up for her jewish friend. >> she was horrified. and very upset. as soon as they started setting it up and they refused her pleas for them to stop, she called her friends and left. >> i was appalled by the events and the administration needs to do something about it. >> reporter: princeton high school does not tolerate any prejudice of any kind. clearly we have work to do. though the the incident did not take place at a school function, the district says they are speaking to the involved. >> i don't think that this event is one that being antisomatic, but they are doing something that is edgy and

at our school and people are afraid to speak up. >> a lot of the kids in this school are now going after the girl who created the blog. >> reporter: and now ponder and her parents met with the school principal today. they say that they have full confidence in the way that the school is dealing with this issue. it is also important to point out that we have spoken to a number of the students here today and they say not all the pictures, the students in the pictures participated in the drinking or the game. reporting live in princeton channel 7 eyewitness news. >> darla, thank you. new information in the civil trial against the jets brandage marshal as they have decided that there was not enough proof that he punched a woman outside a manhattan nightclub. she was testifying that the wide receiver punched her in 2012 saying that she saw the

surveillance video shows marshall's sleeves rolled down, never criminally charged. a guilty verdict in the woman of the bronx who drowned her two small children. 32-year-old flamiga was convicted of first-degree manslaughter in the deaths of her infant daughter and 4-year- old son back in 2012. prosecutors say she drowned the child in a bathtub after giving them juice mixed with windshield wiper fluid. flamiga faces up to 25 years in prison on each count. investigators in new jersey trying to generate some new leads tonight. any leads. the disappearance of that woman right there that it has been one month since she was last seen when a friend dropped her off at the train station in long branch. the 41-year-old mother shot last fall by the gunman who remains on the loose. prosecutors say they would increase their reward for information from $10,000 to $15,000. police in connecticut arrested a 73-year-old man for bank robbery.

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the five-alarm fire burning through several businesses in keeport. josh einiger is there on the scene. as soon as we get more information we'll pass it to you. bruce springsteen has canceled a concert in north carolina. the boss was suppose to play on thursday. in a statement on his website he says, "some things are more important than a rock show and this fight against prejudice and bigotry, which is happening is a right of one of them." >> i have a good friend that was flying tonight with his daughter down there to go see the concert tomorrow and he goes i agree with it, but we really wanted to see it. might as well get out of town. >> yes. there you go. so we have some rain and snow

i still like where we are with the rainfall totals and for the most part spared by this with the snow on the air and maybe just the light coating in the grassy area. we are in new jersey in higher elevations. we have a gusty wind that will be a very chilly night feeling like the 30s. we will slowly dip through the 40s, but the winds will be gusty and never totally go away and they will kick right back up tomorrow. you might say what are you talking about with a little bit of sunshine. also the wind is gusty outside of the northeast with that damp afternoon. the exception will be well to

reaching north of i-84. in the evening hours the wet snow will start to depart moving away. and if the phillies and the conditions they could. but we will feel like the 20s during the game. the clouds will break up turning partly cloudy tonight with the system coming out of the great lakes that will be going underneath us strengthening offshore. as they would strengthen the band of snow could be stronger evening hours. watch what happens on the future cast as the trend will be for tomorrow morning and thanks to the cloud and rain and wet snow that will be breaking out. here is the difference. allowing a little bit of more snow right here as they get steadier, more wet snow will

once we get south of i-80 in new jersey, new york city and long island will be close enough to the storm. but the best chance in new jersey and the higher elevations, that it will be probably warren county and western morris and somerset county. and as you notice by the temperatures, mainly above freezing. that is why they would be wet. with that in mind that they could be icy early saturday morning because of the slick spots on the roads. look for a trace that will be wet snowflakes to as much as that slushy temperatures. and a few inches here that will be over western new jersey again. the better chance of that in pennsylvania and your seven-day forecast is looking like this on sunday after a few icy roads earlier. 48 in the afternoon. prepare for rain on tuesday and after that we will get to a nice dry stretch for wednesday, thursday, friday into next

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slasher a tourist from israel was the victim. who was lost and fell asleep on the subway bench. we'll have the latest on the investigation. also ahead a sexual assault of a college student. police raids the bar where she

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they're upset with their review process claiming that they were cheated from money for their repairs from the federal agency. we are here with the details. >> the family has a familiar story that is flooded out getting about $14,000 from fema. even though that it'll cost nearly 100 more actually to fix their house. they were victims of fraud in a flawed review process. >> i just don't understand why. why they would do that. >> reporter: darryl wade is

reports. yet they only got a fraction of their claim. >> this is simple clear fraud. >> reporter: the proof in these pictures that someone altered the fema adjustor's report. >> it's a sham. the entire review process is a sham. >> reporter: here they show damage to the wade's house. floodwaters, damage water heater and boiler. >> reporter: with the same picture two weeks later, it is written no damage to the boiler. >> nobody came out in between and they simply changed the description. to floodwaters did not damage water heater and boiler. >> reporter: the floor also goes from damage in the first report. >> reporter: somebody literally just typed in a u and an n so it went from damaged to undamaged. >> that is just blatant fraud and no accountability. that's why the second time now i have called for the director of fema to resign. >> reporter: calling for

fema relied on the same fraudulent reviews process. >> it is too broad for it to just happen accidentally. someone directed it and i want to know who. >> reporter: the wades want the same answer although they are running out of time the same time they would hit barbara she was diagnosed with lymphoma and now in stage four. >> -- even if he didn't have cancel that they should still at least do what they said that they were going to do. >> reporter: they are working with the wades on the daily basis to see that she is paid every penny that she is due. since the evidence of the underpayment came to light that they have paid out an unprecedented amount of money

now they will head to a third party mediator. thanks, knee ma. tonight a local bar is in big trouble. eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. another new york subway slashing. this time the israeli citizen falling asleep on the bench, attack. >> who says you cannot go home again? bernie sanders -- bernie sanders waking up just decades later, who is apparently also burying the hatchet. >> yes, i'm liz cho. stories. we'll begin with some breaking

new jersey in mammoth county. we're told by witnesses that flames are ripping through the businesses at the center of town. the fire is first reported about an hour ago. and that there aren't any reports of injuries. we'll have more as soon as it becomes available to us. the wintery weather is on the way with the arctic blast and the messy mix of the cold wind and icy rain and snow showers. >> doesn't it all sound just lovely? meteorologist lee goldberg is tracking it all. he is outside with the latest, lee? >> reporter: another april weekend and the other tuck of snow that we have not had -- and the other day of snow. you have to go back to 2003 as we shot this coating here a weekend ago. we would have breaks in the clouds with a little clearing that will come in this evening and start to back off just a little bit. now the winter weather advisories are not up yet through pennsylvania.