beware. beware of the wind. apparently we had some really strong wind gusting today.>> doesn't look like it there but take our word for it. >> take aubrey's word for it . >> a wind advisory is in effect for most of the day. aubrey will talk about it in the forecast. >> be careful if you are headed out early with scattered power outages because of the trees down. we will show you more of the problems across the tri-state. >> breaking news out of cyprus. a egypt air flight was hijacked on his way to kaiser cairo. 81 passengers on board and a lot of them were left off with women and children and

police are searching this morning for a man who was suspected of raping a transgender woman in the bathroom of the historic stonewall. juliet: good morning . i am juliet huddy . ben: and i am ben simmoneau it's march 29. did you notice this? ben softens his teeth when he speaks? >> it is windy . soften the d but it's hard to do . it's wendy across the tri-state area.that will be the big weather story for the day. the rain is long gone and the wind has picked up. they will stay pretty gusty

afternoon hours. now we wake up with temperatures in the mid-40s across most locations with new york at 450 in the park. it's a little bit cooler towards the northwest and monticello in the wind advisory continues across parts of the area. it will expire around noon in northeast new jersey. also to the north and east it will stay past three so the wind advisory goes into connecticut and hudson valley. even though you may not see gust around 40 10 miles per hour, it might be wendy was when sustained between 20 25 miles per hour. that's where they are right now. here's a look at the wind direction , of the northwest.the gust are higher and it continues to be blustery throughout the afternoon. current temperatures give

windchill in islip is at 370. 38 in montauk and poughkeepsie is checking in with a windchill of 49. the same in central park and monticello is 240 so bundle up as you head out the door. until sunshine expected and it will be nice and quiet over much of the northeast. snow showers are to the north and there is high-pressure taking control over the weather pattern. expect sunny skies with temperatures in the 50s. we factor in the gusty wind that will be chilly outside. tomorrow has less wind with temperatures in the 50s. temperatures go into the evening it stays with us there friday. the wind is slowing down . >> the wind is causing some problems as well as the speed restrictions coming off of route 17 s. down. a tractor-trailer struck

avenue and all traffic is diverted to union avenue. in the george washington bridge, there is a speed restriction in the outerbridge because of the wind condition. we will go to the cameras and take a look at the major. it's an accident involving a downside and this is what the wind can do. it's not bad at the moment. with the trains and the new jersey transit with the trains running on or close. street cleaning rules are in effect . >> were breaking news out of cyprus. in egypt airplane has been hijacked. hostages are on it this morning. the president says it's not terrorism.>> it might be a personal or domestic incident because the hijackers asking for asylum and once a letter delivered

the 27-year-old egyptian national. they release this grainy photo of him taken on board the plane. the flight was hijacked while en route in egypt to cairo. it was forced to land in cyprus. he brandished a suicide bomb belt. all passengers let grow except for the crew and for foreign passengers. eight americans were on board and no word if they are among the hostages. we will continue to follow the story. >> newark want to be prepared. they join the nypd for a counterterrorism exercise. suicide bombings and active shooters are included. the chief james o'neill says in these situations the patrol officers punch play an important role because they are the first responders. >> we teach our people don't wait inside , go

>> these are sober and serious exercises but they are a reminder of just how prepared the nypd is. >> they have the nation's largest critical response team with 500 officers. >> police shot him at the capital after he pulled a weapon in a check . officials say it's not the first time he has caused a scare. the capitol grounds were locked down for an hour yesterday. larry dawson of tennessee as the suspect charged with assault with a deadly weapon and assault on a police officer. he was arrested last october for disrupting proceedings in the house of representatives for claiming he was a part of god. yesterday's incident was not an act of terror. >> based on the initial investigation, we believe it's an act of a single person who has frequented the capitol grounds. there is no reason to believe that this is anything more than a criminal act . >> a female bystander

with shrapnel. is essentially over for now. the fbi says they have had sex successfully unlocked the phone. >> good morning. the federal government and apple are two of the most powerful entities that come to mind. imagine a court battle that ensued.this debate between national security on one hand and privacy on the other is far from settled. >> the justice department has gained entry into the iphone five seat and what was used by the san bernardino shooters. they only got access without apple's help. there is unanswered

what third-party help the government unlock the phone and will they share the method with apples so the company can patch security vulnerabilities. what if any useful information was found? this could have huge ramifications for other cases. hatton da says his investigators have 205 iphones which are part of a criminal case that they cannot access. now the government has accessed the iphone, it has withdrawn its case against apple which would have compelled the company to create a backdoor to extract data from the device. apple resisted on privacy grounds.in a statement reacting to the news, apple said from the beginning we objected to the demand that apple build a back door into the iphone because we believe it was wrong and it would set a dangerous president. this case should have never been brought .

with other law enforcement investigations as it has in the past. will the government share it and that is yet to be disclosed. with other law enforcement across the country, to help in those cases . >> that's the latest live in midtown. ben and juliet, back to you. >> a man is accused of raping a transgender woman at the historic and dutch village. it happened at the bathroom here and here they look at the wanted poster of the suspect. they said the victim was in the unisex bathroom of the bar when the suspect walked in and assaulted her twice. it happened around 1140 saturday night. the victim was treated and they say the man goes frequently and may have been dealing drugs. this is the site of the

to the gay rights movement. juliet: there is a push to move people where the costume characters hangout in times square. >> city council says there is a new bill that restricts really characters can be. let's go to teresa . she is live in details. seems like we have been talking about this for two years.theresa: i think we have. people here have had enough. they hope the plan works. it's not time square specific but it should address a disturbing and criminal trend that we've seen here. there is behavior by the street performers that could ruin your vacation and it could scar you and put a damper on your day . >> when elmore grabs your butt in times sq., york childhood is ruined. >> you want to know what it's like to walk around

square is only fun if you like to be grouped by grown men and disney costumes. >> this new yorker has become a kind accustomed to fighting off these characters. there's nothing scarier than having for almost into olaf's surrounding you. >> this would be comical if it was not true. >> there is billions of negative impressions going on in times square.>> there will be a publix hearing on a new bill. the power to regulate the plazas around the city and create a place for these characters. pedestrians could interact , only if they wanted to. >> i pledge my full support for a little regulation. >> the bill has the support of a time square original. >> arrived to lose on my own freedom , so be it . i think it will increase

performance. >> the bill will put to rest some of the controversy surrounding the performers but it won't handle the tour and comedy show ticket sellers who work in times square. >> this comes on the heels of a survey that was done by the time square alliance. this suggested 61% of the employees have had some sort of negative encounter with the characters and they feel unsafe in their presence. that vote is scheduled april 7 at the public hearing is scheduled tomorrow.that's the latest from times square. >> sounds like a commotion there. >> i'm sure everything will be fine . >> a mess mystery. what is medically wrong with matt harvey? has nothing to do with a small. >> it's very strange. aubrey is watching me crazy when the situation.

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be three i would be okay if it would be in the 50s marge is a roller coaster ride until began to mid april.>> that's when things start to go in full

i can't wait! that's a long-range forecast! right now we start out in the 40s across the tri-state. 45 in central park and 44 in islip. 45 in bridgeport and is the same number we find towards montauk . let's head over to westchester. were in the mid-40s in bedford and in new rochelle , white plains and hudson. the bronx is waking up at 460. the wind is the main issue and it continues for parts of the tri-state area. i think it will expire around noontime and it will blast until 6:00 north and east of the city. we could see gust up to 50 mph and even if you don't see them the high, the wind will be blustery sustained at 25 throughout the day.

most part. 20 mph on average and the direction is coming out of . that's a cooler direction for us. 390 in islip and 24 in bridgeport. factor that in with the current temperature and it feels like the 30s across most of the arrow . marcello checks and 240. it's quite across the northeast. we have some snow showers but they will exit toward the north and we should see plenty of sunshine as we go through tuesday lasting until wednesday. highs will be in the 50s but it will feel more like the 40s with a gusty wind. tonight , it's clear and cold with a low dropping into the 20s and 30s. tomorrow it looks the same as today but we will have less wind. we will increase our chance

night lasting into friday. we will clear it out in time for the weekend and that is good news. temperature start to take a job and we go for high temperatures in the 40s by the end of the weekend. follow along with your weather out to track your weather right along with us. let's go check the traffic with ines rosales. ines: a lot going on this morning. route 17 close at railroad avenue. the accident involving a tractor-trailer and there is a debris spill. 35 mph speed restriction on the gwb. 64 southbound so watch out for an accident there. let's go to our cameras southbound approaching the cross bronx. the activity there is off to the side and one of the

the wind. watch out for the garbage cans with everything they are off to the shoulder. you don't have any delays they are in the northbound side looks good . let's look at the bqe heading towards the brooklyn bridge. it's moving fine across the brooklyn bridge with the hudson river parkway. it's heading towards the toll plaza and no delays are there. same goes for the holland and the george washington bridge. >> the taxi and limousine commission will tighten the rules on sexual harassment. the rules will prohibit drivers from asking passengers on a date or commenting on their parents. >> that happens more. >> commenting on the appearance? juliet: yes. ben: they can't talk about sex . juliet: the fact that we have to have rules and regulations that specify that is weird . ben: can't touch passengers in a sexual way. if they violet the rules, they could face fines up to $2000 and have their license revoked . it will be voted on in the next meeting .

will track down gas stations making a dollar off of something that we can all get for free air. the supervisor is introducing a bill and he says it would make compressed air free at all gas stations in his town. current state law allows the station to charge for air so you go there and you put in your visa or mastercard but it's air. they have to offer it free for customers who ask. this is very strange. a lot . the current state law is a little wacky. the supervisor wants things to change so has a hearing scheduled this morning. free air could be available by june 1 and in other towns. it's a mets medical mystery.

pitch his final spring training game today. now they say it's a no go because of some sort of medical issue. >> they say is a non-based all medical issue. it is a medical issue nonetheless. it has cast out his opening day start. when asked if he would be back in time, the manager said the team is adamant that has nothing to do with the surgically repaired elbow but it's kind of interesting. there was some nebulous commentary by the gm who spoke to reporters. this is from fn y . >> it's a nonbaseball related issue that he has to address. i think we need to wait for more medical information before we decide . juliet: what could it be?

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juliet: an interesting case over the last few years out of westfield. a home there called the watcher. it's back on the market.

it's a infamous house stopped by a person known as the watcher. that's why they call the watcher house. it's a six bedroom house in westfield for 1 one fourth million. the current owners bought it back in 2014 but they refused to move in because they started getting letters from a mysterious person said to have a mentally disturbed fixation. it sounds like a complete nightmare.it sounds like a horror movie . >> they took the house off the market and they sue the previous owners. the whole thing has been completely creepy. anyway we will keep you up to date on that . it even looks like the amityville horror house . ben: if you moved in there, you would have to do a lot of housework. keeping the house clean takes time , money and

the average person spends don't you dare correct me. he was reading my script over my shoulder . the average american spends 30 days per year doing things like cleaning and laundry. >> 30 days per year? >> cleaning and organizing eats up most of the time. an average of two hours per week and according to the calculation that adds up to $140,000 to spend in your lifetime. >> that's a lot of time! we have to run but there is

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ben: the wind advisory is in effect most of the day. you will hear that sound a lot. it's gusty out there. audrey tells us how the cost heat up . juliet: breaking news out of cyprus.many of the

allowed to deplane.we are learning more about the hijacker. it's one person and we are monitoring the situation. we will continue to bring you the latest. >> the fbi was able to hack into a terrorist iphone without the help of apple. that ends the court case for now. >> the judge says the guard claims to be allergic to rikers island can serve them for taking too many sick days. >> that's interesting.>> tuesday morning march 29. i am been summoned now. >> welcome back . you had a long weekend. >> it was nice. >> it's a nice weekend and a nice easter. i got to go up to poughkeepsie new york and it's an interesting town. i went to the theater to

it was very cool good morning. >> how was your weekend? >> my weekend was good. i hung out with the kids and it was easter. i did all the easter egg hunting. i don't want any more candy! please, no more candy! i am done! let's talk about temperatures this morning. it's a good morning for a run. temperatures in the 40s. that's ideal running weather. it's nice and dry with no rain in the forecast. a little bit colder in monticello. the big story will be the wind. they are blustery across the region and it continues this morning. we will have a wind advisory in effect for new york city , new jersey and other places until 6:00 this afternoon. we are expecting gusts as high as 50 miles per hour. the sustained wind will be

that's what we are seeing already out of the northwest. you factor in the gusts as high as 39 and when we factor all that and , we have temperatures in the 30s. it's relatively quiet with north. they will exit towards the northeast in high-pressure will be in control. expect nice and dry weather. there's a gusty wind and add an extra layer. temperatures in the 50s and with less wendy feels more comfortable across the area. on thursday, we have an increased chance of showers by the evening and temperatures rise in the 60s for thursday and friday. the rain continues but it dries out just in time for the weekend.

commute and we head over to ines. >> the wind is causing some problems for the commute. 17 closed at railroad avenue. all traffic closed to union avenue because of an accident that struck the overpass. 35 mph with speed restrictions and the same thing goes for the outer bridges. problems here off to the shoulder. there was an accident blocking the left lane. it's southbound approaching across bronx and there was one of these on the side of the road that was knocked down. as for the trains, the metro-north and the new jersey transit running on or close to schedule. >> thank you, ines. the latest on the breaking news out of cyprus. there was an egypt airplane hijacked .it was one hostage and we are finding out more information about him. it sounds like , from the preliminaries, it's not terrorism. we shall see. ben: that's according to the president. it might be personal or a

the alleged hijackers asking for asylum in cyprus and he was a letter delivered to his ex-wife. he is 27-year-old egyptian national .the media released the photo of him taken on the plane.the fight was hijacked from alexandria egypt to cairo. it was forced to land in cyprus. the man brandished a suicide belt and all of the passengers were let go instead of the crew and for foreign passengers.we know eight americans on board and we don't know yet if they were among the hostages.we will continue to follow it . there is a hostages being released. >> the court battle has been going on for a while between apple and the feds. it seems to be over for now. the fbi said it successfully hack into the iphone belonging to the san

robert moses has latest . >> the justice department has now gained entry into the iphone five that he used before he and his wife killed 14 people in san bernardino in december. the government would only say it get access to the phone over the weekend without apple's help . there was many unanswered questions here. what third-party help the government unlock the phone? will the government share the method with apple so that company can patch security vulnerability? what , if any useful information was found. this could have huge ramifications for other cases. the manhattan da says his investigators have 205 iphones which were part of the criminal cases that they cannot access.now the government has access the iphone, it has with on its case against apple which would have compelled the company to create a backdoor to extract the

apple resisted on privacy grounds.in a statement reacting to the news that the government does not need his help for now, apple said , from the beginning we objected to their demands that they build a backdoor. we believe it was wrong. we believe it would set a dangerous president. the case should have never been brought.>> apple also promised to continue helping other law enforcement agencies with the investigation across the country.one question still to be answered is will the government share this as it's yet to be disclosed with other law enforcement agencies? at the apple store in midtown , good did new york. >> the time is 537 and the fallout from the lead problem has led to better statewide testing. they propose a bill that allows schools in new jersey to test drinking water for lead

if the $20 million filters in the legislation is at 30 billions earlier this month.they're concerned with lead. >> the farmers card sued his former boss and he says he was fired because he took too many sick days. the judge is allowing this guy to sue him. the guard says he was allergic to writers. he broke out in hives and had difficulty breathing . this was almost immediately after starting work in august 2012. he was fired after asking for a transfer. since they recognize allergies of a disability, he can sue to get back pay and a job reinstatement . it's very interesting. the city's law department said the ruling is under review. >> what could be in there that he would be allergic to? >> there is a new push to

is costume characters that can do their business. that's a good way to put it. you hear some of the things that people tweet an email about it and it's kind of entertaining but it's kind of horrific . teresa is bringing up the story live from times square. >> hi guys. you will hear some of the treats as they are read by the time square alliance. it's the worst part of coming through time square. it's being harassed by these street performers. we are talking about the costume characters as well as the painted ladies and it has to stop! that's the message in the city. if you have walk-through here and been harassed , you know exactly what we are talking about. sometimes it's just aggressive but other times it's criminal.

wants this to stop and they are partnering with the city council leaders to propose new legislation that would give the department of transportation the power to regulate all around the city. they could basically contain the character errors to given zones. they can't control what would happen in the zones but they can corral them. to underscore how important it is, kim from the alliance read some tweets from people who have frequented the area. i just got attacked by elmo and when he grabs your butt in time square, your childhood is rowan.time square is only enjoyable if you like being groped by grown men in disney costumes. >> these performers are a

we've been talking about it for an eternity. police have ramped up their efforts to get them under control. there has been some anti-somatic rants that gone on. this is the latest to time square. >> teresa, thank you very much. >> we don't have rain but we do have wind to deal with. let's talk temperatures this morning. starting off in the 40s for many areas. in northeastern new jersey, it expired at noon. the gust will be as high as 50 mph but the sustained

that's what we are catching now on the map . northwest wind comes in at 15 20 on average. it's cost around 30 miles per hour. look at the satellite radar and things are quiet over the note east.tomorrow there is less wind with a high 56. we are going into the 60s on thursday and friday and we increase the chance of scattered showers on wednesday night. weather. ines is here within a date. >> speed restrictions are up because of the windy conditions at 35 mph on the bridge. the commute in westchester looks good. you are traveling in middlesex county at garden state parkway at the new jersey state parkway. you are heading out towards route 78 and let's take a look at the cameras.

in the westbound traffic looks good.it's a bit of an issue on the george washington bridge. new jersey bound with a upper-level blocking two lanes.this is the left lane so take a look at how windy it is.that is the issue this morning. you are traveling in mount and that's okay but just watch out because there is a 30 mile-per-hour restriction. watch out for debris on the road. garbage cans are flying around in the

checking out your headlines at 5:46 am. egyptian man hijacked a flight to cairo this morning. most people aboard were freed except for the crew and several passengers. reports say this may be a domestic incident rather than terrorism because a man is asking for asylum and a letter to given to his ex-wife. >> now to another incident. a man pulled a weapon in a checkpoint in the us capitol in dc. police shot and wounded him and a bystander was hurt. the suspect was known to police after he interrupted

november claiming to be a prophet of god. in westchester, strong winds were brought down with big trees. this is the scene in yonkers. it's another scene in mount vernon were trees down the power lines and fell on top of cars. no injuries reported there. >> dale earnhardt junior says he will donate his brain for concussion research after he dies. racecar driver made the announcement on twitter . he made the decision after reading a sports illustrated story about 3x football players who promised to donate their brain to the same research. he says he would donate his organs as well. he has had several concussions throughout his career including two within six weeks in 2012. >> duke is here talking about this very strange story.>> this probably broke yesterday around 2:00. everyone just said what? he was scheduled to start tomorrow night. any idea?

speculate. it's a medical issue. it's non-orthopedic and that's what we know. the mets are calling it a nonbaseball medical issue. it cast doubt on his opening day start .when asked if he would start on time, they said it's hard to say. no one outside knows what the problem is. the team is adamant that has nothing to do with the surgically repaired elbow. the team spoke to reporters about it and i was informed by our medical staff that there was an issue. my understanding is that he had the issue and was investigated. we are still in the process. >> yesterday was harvey's 27th birthday. >> he is more than likely to start and harvey's place. next are not flooded headed to the playoffs but they

they played out the season. they pick it up in the second quarter and you are not new orleans was up for the dunk. christoph porzingis went in for the drive with 22 points. is a crazy moment with a minute left.the kid runs out of the court to carmelo anthony and he was drugged back off to his mom. the kid did not the carmelo in the next lose. >> he did not get kicked out or anything? >> know. >> third quarter defender back down to turn around with a big shot. he pulled away in the fourth quarter.joe johnson throws it to a sod and miami goes 1/10. college hoops now with yukon beating michigan state .

and elite eight. you know how this turns out. first, stuart helping the other team people there. her parents do it for her and she finishes with 21 points. her mom is. this happens every five minutes. >> the huskies when 86/65. it's the 73rd straight victory in the 22nd straight ncaa tournament game. they had to the final four for the ninth straight time. >> incorporated you, duke. see you next hour. ben: it still windy. she is checking the wind speed. do you want my uggs? these are my running hills. >> robert moses was very impressed on how quickly i can run around the studio . >> is more of a

>> i can do a full rent . i could be to the other side of the studio in these hills. >> did you see that? he was ready. we will recorded during a commercial break. temperatures now in the 40s . 450 in central park and the same number in bridgeport and poughkeepsie. it's 34 now up towards monticello. in the northern portion, we wake up in the 40s here at 450 now. 46 in montclair and 45 in hoboken. it's a few degrees cooler checking in at 420 at this hour. we are nice and quiet across the tri-state area. the sky conditions, as far as that's concerned with precipitation. it's dry and clear in the wind will be the big factor as we go through tuesday. it looks to be quiet in the northeast with snow showers to the north. over the exit towards the

hours high pressure will be in control over our area bringing us lots of sunshine in. the wind is blustery so temperatures will be in the 50s and it will feel more like the 40s . tonight, clear and cold dropping into the 30s. tomorrow looks the same with plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the 50s with less wind.it will make it feel more comfortable outside. thursday we increase clouds with temperatures mild and a chance of rain showers coming in. it's a good start for the weekend so that is some good news. we headed over to ines. >> 'swindy out there. there is speed restrictions up there so be careful. 17 southbound closed on railroad avenue because of the tractor trailer with a debris spill. traffic diverted to union avenue. same goes for the outerbridge. let's go to the cameras and

the bronx river parkway by castle hill avenue. no problems westbound or eastbound. on the inbound side, it's not too bad. lincoln and holland with a five-minute delay. ben: think you

entertainment news to come.time for entertainment. tmc reports that he is being sued for sexual harassment. when interest says the three instances went down in 2015 in a car. some he is accused of doing is too racy. the security guard says he tried to verbally and physically resist but it his rep has not commented on the suit yet . >> instead of a standup routine, margate show went on some what of a ramp at a comedy club over the weekend. the audience have a look how they reacted. >> they say cho started her set in new brunswick

rate . she went on to the recent death of gary shandling and how white people have it easy. after the show, she said she was jetlagged and tweeted i just think survivors of abuse should speak their truth as i did. >> interesting. >> that lightens up the comedy. >> gary shandling is speaking about his passing and she paid tribute to him with a game of basketball. >> i love him! it's such a bummer! he had a long-standing tradition of posting a game at his home in los angeles. on saturday, 40 people gathered to honor him by taking one final time. it was like his protigi. kathy griffin was really close with him. he died of a massive heart attack last week at just 66 years old. >> were much more still to come. top stories, weather and traffic , when we return.

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>> blustery ows this morning. wind advisories are in effect. there goes our tell prompter acting crazy. >> wind brought down trees affecting powerlines. utility companieses are trying to restore power to thousands of customer this is morning across the tristate. >> and breaking news out of cyprus egypt airport has been hijacked. there are who is tamings. the motive might not be terrorism, though. we're keeping an eye on the story, though. >> american citizens, and government will no longer try to force apple to unlock a san bernardino shooter's iphone because investigators of the fbi said they managed to unlock it on their own and don't need apple's help. >> weal see. >> definitely. good morning everyone i'm juliet