good afternoon, i'm david navarro. and i'm lori stokes. we want to start with the tragedy in the bronx, two children killed in a fire. we have new video now, the mother whose children died was across the street, at the time, at the laundromat and realized what was actually happening when fire trucks pulled up. today we learned incense may be to blame for the fire. >> darla miles is live at the clairmont section with the details. darla? >> reporter: we have learned incense is the cause of this fire and we have video of the mother in the laundromat while her two children were inside of a third floor apartment when this fire started. at this point she has not been charged with a crime. >> it is so sad. they are babies and they can't help themselves and it is like thinking that they was tortured, like burned to death. you hear them crying. no one couldn't get in the house. >> reporter: the 26-year-old mother returns to butler houses thursday morning, hard to walk,

it is the same place where her two little girls died, where candles are burning for their a 2-year-old and an 18-month- old. >> so many other kids that live there and other adults. i don't understand why no one was there. >> reporter: the young mother thought someone else was in the apartment she shares with another family while she spent 45 palestinians in the laundromat across the street. she is seen in this surveillance video obtained by eyewitness news, attending to home. >> i'm thinking it was my house. it was crazy. and still, while all this is going on, she is still in the laundromat. she didn't come across the street yet. >> reporter: the grieving mother came home in the same purple coat she was wearing at the laundromat, the wash and the baby's clothing sadly still

the fire started around 6:30 wednesday evening by incense that was left unattend. >> i mentioned to her about the incense burning because the smell is very strong. but she said that is her religion so i left it at that. >> reporter: this is a live look at the third floor apartment where the fire morning. again investigators believe it was started by incense that was burning unattended. there has been a question as to whether or not there was a apartment. today the fire department is here, passing out smoke detectors and information to make sure residents know that they immediate to have one in case something like this happens. live in the clairmont section of the bronx darla miles channel 7 eyewitness news? the ram town supervisor is in court at this hour. christopher st. lawrence inflated the town's value to get $25 million in municipal

want bank park in 2012 -- providence bank park. which by the way, taxpayers voted against. we are going to hear from the u.s. attorney in a live report coming up at 12:30. meantime following a developing story in newark where a power outage is impacting parts of downtown newark. a cable fell in a manhole at university place and bleaker street just before 1:30 this morning, sparking the fire. several downtown businesses are still without power, in fact some classes have been canceled at the rutgers, newark and nj it campuses. coincidentally the main headquarters is also without power. turning now to the new york primary, hillary clinton, bernie sanders preparing for tonight, big debate. the face off taking place at the navy yard in brooklyn.

the national action network. thousands showed up last night to his rally in washington square park. hundreds showed up for hillary clinton in the bronx last night but in a few hours, they will be face-to-face. dray? >> reporter: good afternoon dave. the stage is set and there are great expectations for a spirited and lively debate between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. this will be the first time the two will face off since bernie sanders made that bold and earlier claim that clinton was unqualified to be president. tonight's debate between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is a lie stakes one. a recent poll shows clinton with only a 10 point lead over voters. sanders cut the lead in half from a month ago. a bad debate from either side could be very damaging.

into washington square park to hear sanders. >> jane and i left new york city when we were kids. it is great to be back. thank you. >> reporter: sanders, perhaps, giving the crowd a glimpse of what he may challenge clinton on tonight, her private speeches for goldman sachs. >> i kind of think if that $225,000 speech was so extraordinary, she should release the transcripts and share it with all of us. >> reporter: clinton held a rally in the bronx, but with a much smaller audience. she kept her focus on ted cruz and donald trump. >> one of them denigrates new york values. i think new york values are at the core of american values, that's why i'm proud to be a new yorker. >> reporter: both sides are hoping to use their strong ties to new york to gain leverage

sanders was born in brooklyn, clinton was a two term representing new york. she maintains her campaign headquarters in brooklyn and lives just outside the city. and choosing debate in brooklyn was also strategic, because there are close to a million registered democrats in the borough. hillary clinton has no scheduled campaign appearances today. bernie sanders, we understand has just arrived in midtown to make an appearance at the national action network annual convention. from there he will be preparing for tonight's debate which, by the way, will begin at 9:00 dray clark eyewitness news. all the republican candidates will be in new york today, john kasich and donald trump. governor kasich is hosting a town hall and trump will be attending a fundraiser. this evening the two candidates along with ted cruz, will attend a new york state

new at noon, rutgers university has announced that president obama will speak at the school's main commencement ceremony next month. the university is celebrating its 250th anniversary this year. president obama will address more than 12,000 graduate students and 40,000 guests on the new brunswick campus. and a mess in a new jersey neighborhood as a dump truck slams into a utility pole, knocking out electricity. after hitting the pole, the truck jumped the sidewalk, came to a rest in the grass. repairs will take up to 10 hours, no word about injuries or what led up to the crash. new at noon, the family of a man killed by an nypd officer wants to know when they will see justice. this morning khai gurley's family held a rally. they were angry the judge in the case delayed sentencing for officer peter le yang.

to be the day former nypd rookie cop peter le yank learned his fate. instead we might learn if his conviction will be thrown out. supporters of gurley rallied to send a message. nearly 100 supporters demonstrating outside a it was a rally scheduled on what was supposed to be the day former nypd rookie cop peter le yang learned if he was headed to prison. a judge facing a charge of whether he perjured himself to get on the jury. >> instead of sentencing we have to wait until next week. >> reporter: michael vargas took the stand. at issue, when asked if anyone close to him had ever been

but hours earlier in a same building in a different courtroom if a different jury pool, when asked the same question, vargas admitted his father had been con investigated, serving 7 years behind bars for an accidental shooting of his the defense arguing vargas wanted to make sure a cop did not walk for a similar type of shooting. and social media postings were shown showing vargas has a bias against cops. the bullet in this case ricocheted off a wall and struck gurley in the chest. >> we are disgusted with the justice system. >> reporter: gurley supporters meanwhile furious brooklyn da ken thompson has recommend nod jail time for le yang, saying the shooting was intentional. it is a case that has divided communities, with le yang supporters arguing the former

>> the system is trying to make it a race issue. it is not a race issue. it is a human issue. a life was taken. an innocent life was taken. >> reporter: le yang is facing up to 15 years in prison. as for vargas he says his biological father did not raise him so he does not consider him close. as for a bias against cops vargas says he is entitled to his own opinions. le yang is set to be sent tensed on tuesday. stephen thank you. and happening right now, workers are rallying in manhattan to fight for a $15 minimum wage. workers are expected to join them. they plan to march to the new york state republican gala, where the gop presidential candidates will last week governor cuomo signed a bill into law that will raise the minimum wage in new york to $15 an hour.

driving crash in new jersey. coming up, the nun takes the stand. why she claims she can't remember anything about the crash. a constable shot, authorities call it an ambush attack. new information we have learned about the officer's condition and the shooting. i'm meteorologist bill evans here in the weather center. check out these temperatures at noon time. warming up nicely. 54 newark. 55 jamaica queens, a little northeast wind and look how low the humidity is. temperatures warming all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. that's because we've been working hard to give you better service, and it shows. we came back for internet speeds so fast

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affording a prom dress can add to the stress of the affair. but now thousands of students have one less thing to worry about, thanks to a generous donation. macy's giving $5000 to the -- 5000 dresses to the charity called operation prom. the dresses will be given away later this week. >> big deal for a lot of people. >> that is nice. >> can you get a blazer for guys? >> we are easy to dress, bill. you can slap anything on us. picture. >> ruffles? >> i had a bow tie on that looked like a bow tie with a man on it. did not look like a bow tie on a young man. it is absolutely gorgeous outside and it is only going to get warmer, in that temperature

54 degrees right now, humidity is dry, 33%, got an east wind at 7. look at that pressure, 30.40, even though it is falling, it has been falling and rising each day just a little bit, by little increments. down, up, down, up. strong high pressure is why. yesterday's high 58, normal is 61 and we are going to be all over that today. the sun sets at 7:35 that should be pretty. frosty suburbs tomorrow morning, 70s sunday and monday and even nice weather for the primary election tuesday. 55 jfk, 52 laguardia. winds out of the east, eventually coming around to the southeast here and that will continue to give us plenty of sunshine and eventually, warmer air comes up out of the southwest with there.

pictures but there is nothing on it. tomorrow morning we start out in the upper 30s low 40s. by afternoon we are into the low 60s so a little bit warmer for tomorrow. then as we start saturday, we are looking at 45 in the park and 42 out east. saturday i think you can get a decent sabras coming in. -- cooler while everybody soars into the 70s sunday. sunny and nice 60. tonight areas of frost outside the city, tomorrow sunshine a pleasant day a high of 63. saturday is the day i'm talking about that we could be actually looking at the temperatures at the coastal sections will be a little bit on the cooler side, but we are going do warm up and have nice weather into next week. we are not looking at any rainy time soon either, so we are going to have rainfall amounts below average as we go through april so far.

well i have my sunglasses, i'm ready to go. >> going to need some sunscreen before it is all over. reading writing and a whole lot of rain. coming up on eyewitness news, a

caught on camera what started as a little leak turned into a major problem. officials at a mississippi school say they heard a little pop and water started gushing through the roof. you can see it started a virtual tidal wave in the hallways. sent the clean up crew running everywhere. the flooding caused considerable damage but fortunately, no one was hurt. this is the result of recent major rains in the south. the school is working around the flood zone and classes are not canceled. two lovers were caught making out so passionately in a bar they didn't even notice the place was being robbed. the love birds were sitting at the bar in billings, montana when a masked man walked in and demanded money. a few seconds later one of the kissing birds looks up and finally realizes what is going on. and cameras from a deep

thousands of red crabs swarming more than 1100 feet underwater near the sea floor. this crab party was off the west coast of panama. the species had never been found that far south. the low oxygen levels in the deep water may protect the crabs from predators. new york taxpayers are leaving table. senator chuck schumer says the internal revenue service estimates more than 57,000 new return for 2012. all the nonfilers will be giving up those millions of dollars in refunds. forget those movie theater ads that remind to you turn off your cell phone. the newly appointed ceo at amc entertainment is open to the idea of allowing people to text

adam aaron was a co-owner of the philadelphia 76ers where texting beeps might not bother anyone screaming their heads off at a game. aaron says they are trying to figure out a way to do it that won't disturb today's audiences.

our top stories this afternoon. a fire in the bronx that killed two toddlers was accidental. fire officials say that fire was sparked by burning incense. no operational smoke alarms were found inside the apartment. interviewing the children's 26- year-old mother, she is believed to have been across the street at a laundromat when the fire started. hillary clinton and bernie sanders bracing for a battle in brock lynn. later tonight the democratic -- brooklyn, later tonight the democratic candidates face off at the brooklyn navy yard. hello again i'm david navarro. >> and i'm lori stokes. we are going to start this half hour with the arrest of a town supervisor. this morning the fbi arrested christopher st. lawrence. >> he is the supervisor for the

to a new minor league baseball stadium. marcus has details. marcus? >> reporter: dave and lori, christopher st. lawrence will appear in federal court this afternoon. this was a complex scheme, which involved hiding public funds used to pay for that baseball stadium, also involved lying about the finances in order to sell $150 million worth of bonds. christopher st. lawrence was arrested this morning. besides being the town supervisor, he is the head of the local development corporation, and the feds say he essentially cooked the books in order to secure bonds to pay for pet projects, and claiming his budget was in the black when it was really in the red. but the heart of this, a $58 million minor league baseball stadium that st. lawrence was a huge proponent of even though voters rejected bonds to pay for construction of providence

part of the bands paid for the building of a commons a 132- unit condo complex. also arrested the former assistant town attorney. the u.s. attorney saying the alleged fraud has hurt a town that was already hurting. >> the town will have to assume more debt, has had to raise taxes to pay for that added debt, will face higher costs of funding in the market and is forced to operate a stadium that is losing money. thereby creating a vicious cycle of hardship imposed on the town and its citizens by the defendant's alleged securities fraud. >> reporter: now the u.s. attorney, the fbi, rather raided town hall in 2013 and the u.s. attorney says 10 days later st. lawrence allegedly, again, lied about some incoming fema money in order to make it

black, in order to sell even more municipal bonds. st. lawrence facing up to 20 years if convicted. he is due in court this afternoon. channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you marcus. new at noon, uber is urging its customers to tweet newark's mayor about a proposal that would ban uber in the city. uber is saying its campaign is going so strong the mayor's feed is overloaded. in fact it appears the account stopped taking tweets. uber drivers are already ban from pickups and dropoffs at newark airport and at penn station. now they would kick the ride share services out of the city. a body pulled from the bronx river is identified as a missing father. 34-year-old javier was last

as an assistant at the new york public library. medical examiners trying to determine a cause of death. turning now to the u.s. navy's close encounter with russian jets. dramatic video shows them repeatedly flying near u.s. warships in the baltic sea. >> reporter: it was a scene reminiscent of the cold war. >> look at the left one he is on the deck. on the deck. >> reporter: russian fighter jets flying to the navy destroyer the uss donald cook as it navigated international waters in the baltic sea. the russian planes passing just 30 feet away from the ship again and again. >> over the bow, right turn over the bow. >> reporter: flying at low altitude, even causing a giant wake. >> it is wholly unsafe. no reason to be that low. no room for error and lots of room for disaster.

european command the u.s. navy captain judged the russian action unsafe and unprofessional, but he took no action beyond trying unsuccessfully to communicate with the aircraft by radio. the white house says there have been repeated incidents like this in recent years, raising serious safety concerns. >> this incident is entirely inconsistent with the profession al norms of military operating in prosecution simplety -- proximity to each other. >> reporter: the u.s. ship was 44 miles from a russian naval base and once they detected the destroyer they diverted from it with all precautions. new jersey lawmakers are proposing a new measure that would give atlantic city 130 days to fix its finances. the proposal made by steve

take over atlantic city if it cannot increase revenue. a different bill is proposed giving atlantic city up to two years to make improvements. want to turn now to meteorologist bill evans. he has the after school accu- weather forecast. >> reporter: gorgeous lori, david, all the way across central park toward long island and flushing. 54 degrees the temperature now. after school great at the bus stop pickup, after school sports. get outside kiddos, 59 degrees and sunny and a nice afternoon and it only gets warmer into tomorrow, friday. we'll talk more about that coming up and your weekend as well in your accu-weather forecast. back to you guys, lori, david? a nun accused of drunk driving. dash cam video shows the arrest. she is fighting her charge in court. what she said on the witness stand.

this morning governor cuomo signed legislation to put the state athletic commission in charge of the martial arts, the signing location was madison square gardens. the amateur boxer accused of beating his girlfriend and

now no custody and facing charges. josh loud ran punched his girlfriend in the head and the 38-year-old woman is seriously injured. ringo starr canceled his show to protest north carolina's new transgender law. he was sorry to disappoint fans but he said he needed to take a stand against what he calls hatred and to spread peace and love. a father, convicted of kidnapping his own son, going to prison despite the plea from the son. yesterday a judge in ohio sentenced 53-year-old bobby hernandez to four years in prison. hernandez pleaded guilty lasted month. he admitted taking his then 5- year-old son julian from his mother in alabama to cleveland, where he created fake identities. julian, now 18, asked the judge not to send his father to prison. >> everyone wants to talk about

lot of good. >> julian was stumbling over his father's deception while applying for college last fall when his social security number kept coming up as invalid. he says he forgives his father. a nun is fighting drunk driving charges in new jersey by claiming he was under the -- she was under the influence of ambien and not alcohol. sister kimberly miller was pulled over last november for driving erratically. officers say her eyes were blood slot and she was unsteady on her feet and a half empty bottle of wine was in her car. detectives discovered sister miller's car smashed into a scene. sister miller said she was shaken by her arrest. >> i was upset, i was in my habit in handcuffs. i'm a nun.

i mean, i wouldn't say, i was so upset. >> she had a blood alcohol level that was twice the legal limit. a judge threw that evidence out. a verdict in the case is expected next week. a los angeles judge has settled the legal battle between katy perry and a con vent full of elderly nuns. she wanted to buy the con vent but they sold to an l.a. business woman because they didn't like perry's videos. the local archdiocese said the nuns had no right to sell to anyone, and it wants to sell to perry. however the deal needs final approval from the vatican. a former mrs. america arrested. why the beauty queen could

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we are back now with a former miss america in trouble with the law. police say the winner from 1989 swindled a department store out of thousands of dollars. abc's lindsey davis has the story. >> reporter: she is a beauty queen turned potential convict. >> mrs. america. >> reporter: the former mrs. america, jennifer susan klein, seen here competing for mrs. world, could serve up to 10 years in prison after allegedly making more than $5000 worth of fraudulent returns. minnesota police say the self- proclaimed beauty and style expert who regularly posts social media photos promoting products spent thousands of dollars on designer clothes at macy's back in november. then about a week later, went to two different macy's locations to return the clothes, and collected a $5500 refund. the problem? a store employee says klein

>> the tags were taken off and placed on to clothes that looked similar, but were not the same name brand. >> reporter: according to the police complaint, macy's also said the clothes that were returned were dirty and showed signs of wear. >> there was more than just grab the merchandise and walking out the door. there was a lot of thought put into this, a lot of effort to conceal it. >> reporter: klein, seen here in a local paper's version of the real housewives of the twin cities has also appeared on a national shopping network and now faces felony charges for theft by swindle. the 50-year-old mother of two has not yet entered a plea. police a when they searched her home they found 24 items klein had supposedly returned. lindsey davis, abc news, new york. we are going to turn now to a big night in sports. nba superstar kobe brian finished his epic season career

l.a. lakers. >> for the final time and 24 on the floor five time world champion, kobe bryant. >> he didn't just show up, he crushed it. bryant drops 60 points in his team's victory against the jazz last night. he was a scoring machine. and then number 24 said goodbye to the team and the fans who supported him during his two decades on the court. >> i can't believe it has come to an end. you guys will always be in my heart. i sincerely appreciate it. no words can describe how i feel about you guys. thank you, thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> after the game the team celebrated with an emotional farewell to the five time nba champion. there was a lot of hugging, a lot of tears, and people i

his goodbye today. unbelievable. what a flight. >> -- what a night. >> >> clearly he could still do some more years. >> he's still got it. >> a lot of sports pundits say he is going to play china, italy. >> he scored 60 points in the nba. >> still got it. >> go to italy, enjoy your life, play some basketball. >> that is like a pickup game for him. we have sunshine, a pretty day, the softball fields where they are playing softball. that's right it is open, wide open. the abc team played there last night. we are still waiting on word of that game, apparently it is shrouded in some kind of secrecy. 47 degrees, humidity 60%, winds east at 7 pressure falling. high number yesterday was 58. our normal is 61.

our overnight numbers are close too. so we are going to be having nice normal weather days. 53 up the hudson river valley. 52 monticello. these numbers are warm, nice, comfortable, close to where they should be. normally 55, 56 this hour of the day, so they are not far off that. east wind coming in going to turn around to the southeast and eventually to the southwest. that is why it will warm up so nicely. this is a radar and satellite animation and there is nothing on it, except clouds out of the atlantic. this afternoon temperature in the upper 50s. tomorrow afternoon, we are looking at low 60s. that is going to feel great. saturday morning, it is going to be a day where we start off at 46 in the park. coastal sections will be cooler this weekend. we are talking about warm numbers in the 70s. a sea breeze developing in the afternoons here. saturday even at 12:00, right

south basin shore. dry air fums in today. for the weekend more of the high pressure ladies and gentlemen -- -- funnels in today. for the weekend more warm air. pleasant sunshine. your accu-weather 7-day forecast for your weekend is going to be great. sunny and pleasant as we go into saturday 66, 70 sunday. west of the city in the low 70s. and the music man 76 trombones on monday. really a perfect day. and for primary election day, 65 degrees on tuesday. >> i have an internal e-mail for you. tell evans we won our season open year it is all in capital letters.

that says tell evans. that is from sonia thomas. >> she is the glue of that team. >> did you get the message? >> hello. let's talk potato chips for now. why? it saved a woman's life. christine moore has been eating a bag a day. recently the chips hurt her throat. she asked her husband to check it out and he thought her tonsils looked a little funny. and that led to a check-up. and a diagnosis of cancer. >> i wouldn't have found out for another year. >> her husband shared her story with frito lay and the company sent her a t-shirt and coupons for chip. she was hoping for a lifetime supply. she has a lot of gratitude that she is healthy and recovering. >> that is the bottom line. >> that is the bottom line. here's a look at what is coming up.

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they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people.

we are going to show you how to avoid crooks hoping to cash in on your refund. also a colorful new high- tech workout in new york city that is the first of its kind in the country. see how a computer could help you get fit. those stories and more, beginning on eyewitness news first at 4:00. it is time for the feed. we are going to begin with a very powerful message from a colorado mom who turned to facebook to share her pain and warn others about falling prey to the people you trust the most. katherine saint german tells her story without saying a word, just note cards. she explaining to the viewer how respected and loved her ex-

a navy veteran, former police officer. katherine was very much in love, that is until the day police called to tell her the same man was the one who sexually assaulted her 15-year- old daughter from a prior relationship. it left her devastated. april is sexual assault awareness month and katherine hopes her video helps more people recognize the signs of abuse. >> wow. >> tough one. >> it is. as we mentioned earlier, it is prom season. and one proposal is getting a lot of buzz. >> do you want to go to prom with me? >> we can be princesss and go to prom together. do you want to go? >> when a pennsylvania teen named maddie found boyfriend could not make it to the dance, she decided to ask a friend, amanda, who has special needs. the girls are partners in physics class, maddie did not expect the video of the proposal to explode when she posted it on facebook. she said she is merely taking

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