remembering antonin scalia. members pay tribute at the johnson. >> i'm mary calvi. an intense search for three slashings in the city. upper west side. we spoke to one of the victims. >> yes. like you said. dead. bobby barbo grateful to have survived, but uncomfortable showing his face on camera. talking to us through the doors of his bronx apartment where he is recovering after the attacks against him. police still hunting for this teenager accused of slashing barbo in the face at silver springs restaurant where he was night. the teen was harassing diners going table to table claiming to collect donations for a basketball team when barbo confronted him.

>> i told him to leave and he didn't want to leave. he said he's coming back. >> reporter: the teen came back minutes later this time with a his cheek, leaving a deep wound. this morning the nypd released these new images of the three other teens they believe was with the attacker who they want to question. the hunt for that group is happening as police search for this man who they say attacked a 33-year-old man near columbus avenue on west 88th street on thursday. the man accused of stabbing the victim in the back before running away with his kindle and headphones around 5:00 p.m. >> i hope that they find them and arrest them. what they have to do to catch them and i hope they do. >> reporter: he is getting rest until his doctor's appointment next week as he plans to go back to work as soon as the doctor says that he is ready.

>> we're learning more about the slashing yesterday clothing store. it was not a random attack and the random and the slasher knew each other. the 21-year-old slashed had a attacker. originally believed that the victim was cut because he cut in line at the store. new at noon. >> the family of the little girl waiting for a convicted killer to be sentenced several years after a hit and run. andrea grimes live outside the courthouse with more this afternoon. andrea? >> reporter: well chris and mary the judge just sentenced franklin reyes jr. three to nine years in prison because of time served. he's eligible to go up for parole, before the parole board i should say in august of next year. he did show remorse after the little girl's mother spoke and

>> if there's someone that you would give your life for, then you know what i had. >> reporter: she told the courtroom that she knew her young daughter ariel was going to make a difference in this world, but never got the chance. she spoke this morning at the sentencing for her little girl's killer franklin reyes jr. >> that they will never be healed. i'm deeply sorry for the pain and suffering that i have caused. reyes jr. hit them on west 97th street in amsterdam avenue. he had been driving without a license and sped away from a traffic stop leaving police on a chase. the little girl was killed and her grandmother seriously injured.

manslaughter with a deal last march after what some described as a wild 24 hours of court appearances. he initially rejected the deal. but the judge told him to reconsider. in the end it took a total of three appearances for him to agree and admit guilt. the deal included reye jr. to pleading guilty. ariel's grandmother spoke out in court saying she is a princess, a smart girl, with captivating eyes. as for herself, the grandmother is disabled and wishes that she had been the one who died instead of ariel. reporting live in lower news. breaking news, we learned about the death of a literary giant.

writing to kill a mockingbird made into a movie. lee's novel to set a watchman was published last year. harper lee was 89 years old. paying tribute to the late scalia. >> thousands are standing in long lines that extend out to the supreme court. you're looking live right now. and leah is lying in the great hall. weijia? >> reporter: mary after a private ceremony this morning people from the public started going there around 10:30 as you can see a part of the massive line that stretches around the block. many people in it didn't agree with scalia's views or opinions, but they certainly respected him as one of the most influential members of the court. denominational pastors would pray for the late justice

>> we came out this morning to visit. >> reporter: scalia's casket arrived for the final visit following close behind where his children and former law pallbearers. once inside the current members of the court joined the family in a short service. the father paul scalia. the holy spirit. >> reporter: after the ceremony, the public was allowed in to view the body. she was the first person in line that the high school jr. from north carolina says that she respected scalia. >> he's definitely someone that will stand up for what they believe in and sticks with what he thinks will be right for our country. >> reporter: the president and mrs. obama are expected to arrive to court some time today to pay their final respects, but they will not be attending tomorrow that the white house was sending vice president biden to represent the administration saying that he had a personal relationship with the scalias.

settled on the appropriate and respectful arrangement. >> reporter: the private funeral will be held tomorrow at the basilica of the national shrine here in the nation's capitol. scalia's unexpected death will leave the vacancy on the supreme court that will be shaping the presidential election as we spoke to the couple from ozone park who say that they hope that someone just like him will fill the spot and then quickly said that there will never be someone like scalia. we are live at the supreme court weijia jiang cbs2 news. >> thank you. the fight against isis shifted its focus to the country of libya today. the u.s. war plane struck an isis training camp. the officials say at least 60 militants were at the camp of the time of the air strike, including the senior extremist leader just last week that they directed their national security team to bolster county terrorism efforts in libya. officials are getting a raise, but the money will come

the mayor de blasio son giving them a $35,000 pay hike boosting their annual salaries to $148,500. the law also makes serving on the council a full-time job. ends bonuses for members serving on committees. the mayor's salary will jump as well. de blasio says he will not take the raise for the term. a new twist if a criminal case the so-called -- after flew web virginia -- affluenza team heads back -- teen heads back to court. winter weather could lead to this. how to prevent pipes from freezing before it is too late. i'll tell you what we have spring-like weather that's creeping in for the weekend

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a new poll has donald trump south carolina. the new poll of likely primary voters puts trump ahead of points. there followed by marco rubio. the poll was conducted before trump's back and forth yesterday with pope francis immigration. it's unclear if the controversy

the south carolina voters. meanwhile the democrats took part in the town hall last night as they battled over who could claim their legacy. >> there is one of the two democratic candidates here that ran against barack obama. it wasn't me. >> maybe he wasn't really a democrat until he decided to run for president that he doesn't even know. both are hoping for a win in the nevada caucuses tomorrow. new information now on the affluenza teen. the judge has decided to move ethan couch's probation to adult court. the 18-year-old will have it extended beyond his 19th birthday and supervised in an adult court. couch had been filed as a juvenile following his extradition last month. sentenced to probation after killing four people in a dui crash in 2013. his attorneys claimed that at

upbringing prevented him from crash. we're getting cold weather, but how long will it last? forecast.

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the national transportation safety board is expected to arrive in hawaii to investigate a tourist helicopter crash near pearl harbor. >> witnesses captured the event on video and jumped in the water to help. hovering in the air shortly before plunging in to the water just feet from the shoreline almost immediately the chopper overturns. >> it crashed right in front of us. >> reporter: he was taking pictures when he switched to video and noticed that something was wrong with the aircraft. appearing to stall in the video. >> we all ran over. >> i dove through the pilot side on the backside and saw them and then saw what was twisted. >> reporter: the firefighters and nearby members of the navy would race to the scene.

rushed to the hospital. center we heard two loud bangs. we saw people running that made us scared in a high profile destination. >> they came down near the memorial at pearl harbor a popular tourist attraction on the island of oahu. the helicopter a nearly 40-year- old bell 206 is owned by jeffrey gibhart founder of honolulu-based genesis helicopters. they offer sightseeing tours around oahu. >> obviously it's something no one wants to ever see. it's just a tragic. >> they tell the cbs station that they have been in contact with federal officials. let's get a check on your forecast right now and the weekend. in the 50s. >> it'll be a taste of spring

kids will love it. it is too cold. are you sure that spring is only 30 days away? yes it is just 30 days away as we are waiting for those clouds to creep in. hanging out in the gray skies as they love to send in the reports. i do appreciate this. that's morgan smith who is 29, but it's a neighbor right here as they sent in that picture a rafter of the wild turkeys just off the screen here as the mail truck, no, they're not. week. we've got some clouds right now in the city. clouds taking over as promised, winds are calm. relatively humidity at 33%.

at maybe two to three degrees warmer than yesterday. but everybody is a few degrees warmer than what we were and with the absence of the wind the good news is the temperature. still a little shy of where we should be. that's the warm up of them and what they are talking about. the record low of one perot and 20 below plus a crazy week with the rain and the wind on tuesday. we've got relatively nice weather to look forward to this weekend. the early shower possible, still mild on your sunday. 56 is the normal high for april 3. this is what we're looking at. quite a bit of snow as they will weaken as they head our way. we will leave the possibility of the scattered snow showers for you today and overnight.

with this or a big feature. another shower late saturday into sunday. there are those two opportunities during the weekend as we would wrap the weekend up though on sunday night, yeah the models are a little more aggressive with the possibility of some showers and snow between sunday and monday and in fact that the man has been very bullish with this storm as you're talking about a couple inches of snow that will be possible for monday morning and the other models are backing off on that, the period that we'll be watching on sunday night and monday. and then again two potential systems just more of a nuance flake or two this afternoon. and into the first part of your saturday. >> we're only on monday. >> for the commute, which would be trouble. >> thank you. to find out the weather any time, check live radar. >> the record low temperatures

>> what could happen when the pipes in your home freezes, and what you can do to avoid it the plummet. >> reporter: this is what they found after a get away weekend with their family. >> i came out to the water pouring. >> reporter: her ranch-style house in new jersey was flooded when the temperature dropped below zero on saturday night and the pipe froze and burst. >> we don't have a basement. >> reporter: the workers are gutting three bedrooms and a hallway. >> we had to remove walls, >> reporter: there are some things that every homeowner could do now to protect your dangerously cold. >> reporter: they recommend taking action now, like insulating your attic, basement, and crawl space.

trouble spots. don't low terp at night to save money during the fridged hours. >> you'll have solid frozen pipes. >> reporter: he's the plumber that found this copper pipe with a small crack in kathy's attic and that in extreme cases pipes. >> the cure all is to rerun those lines to a new area. >> it's going to happen. it's got to happen or they will have this issue again. >> heat, heat, heat, heat. >> reporter: some preparation before the next deep freeze. in new jersey cbs2 news. new at noon pop star kesha is squaring off with her record producer today. the singer got a loud show of support as she arrived in lower manhattan this morning. the 28-year-old star is suing her former professor who sexually abused her for years, claiming that the lawsuit is an attempt to give her a better recruiting deal.

support for the singer. >> it's horrible and heartbreaking to see her rights being taken away from her, her rights to share the art with the world. it's just terrible. >> they serve as a good defense mechanism for you if you have to go to court. >> tonight at 11:00 how people

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the red tail hawk uses it as his own personal perk as he comes by to sit on the camera every day, becoming a fixture at the station. now they want to give him a name asking for your help. just head to facebook or twitter and use the hashtag name that hawk and you can also weigh in on our facebook page as well if you've got a name beautiful bird on that perch every day. >> good looking bird right? >> that's it for us at noon and for john and the entire news team. thanks for joining us. >> i think that will be a nice name for the hawk. >> cbs2 news back at 5:00. we'll see you tomorrow morning

>> have a good weekend. >> nick: hey. good. you're awake. thank god. >> noah: what -- what happened? what happened? >> nick: hey, listen, don't worry about it. you're gonna be fine. they had to give you a sedative before you got on the flight. that's why you're groggy. >> noah: flight? >> nick: yeah, noah. you're home. [ handcuffs clink ] >> dylan: and you're under arrest for the hit-and-run that