new at noon the stunning fall out in court today james burke pleaded guilty to charges. he assaulted a man and tried to cover it up. janelle burrell is live with more. >> we are accustomonned to seeing james burke in his police chief uniform. today he appeared in court in khaki prison scrubs withdrawing his not guilty plea taking this plea deal from prosecutors admitting to not only beating investigators. >> a tumbling fall from grace from a highest ranking police officer to a federal prisoner. james burke pled guilty telling the judge today in part i willfully used unreasonable forced slapped and hit the individual causing bodily injury. burke in public back in december when f.b.i. agents first arrested him. his attorney denying the allegations. today the 51-year-old admitting to violating christopher loeb's civil rights by beating him and forcing people to cover it up. >> he met with the police department to agree on ways to get their stories straight. >> in 2012loeb was arrested for breaking into the unmarked police suv admitting to stealing the police chief's duffel

we'll hear from the defense attorney, the attorney of james burke. he will be here at the courthouse. he's been behind bars ever since. he does face up to five years in prison once he pleads guilty. back to you, michael. >> kat, thank you very much. sniefrmt new this morning, two people in the hospital after a wild fight at a club in brook lip at 1:45 this morning at club republic on broadway in bushwick. a fight started inside the club, it spilled out into the street. a 20-year-old woman was shot in the leg and a man was stabbed. no arrests have been made. >>> a small community in kansas is reeling following a recent mass shooting. a gunman killed three people and wounded 14 more. kerry barrett is in the newsroom with the latest on the investigation. kerry, good morning. >> good morning, darlene. that gunman dead as well this it happened at a manufacturing plant yesterday in south central kansas. the gunman shot and killed by police also worked at that same manufacturer and plant along with all of the victims. this is in the tiny town of hefton. the

chief investigator reporter is here now to break the story for us. >> reporter: we're told james burke the former police chief expected to plead guilty to two counts tomorrow in federal court. those counts, we're told, a civil rights violations and obstruction of justice. all this relates to his arrest by fbi agents in connection with his alleged beating of a thief who was accused of breaking into stealing a duffel bag. a duffel bag that had sex toys, pornography and cigars inside and later while that suspect was in custody he was allegedly beaten and abused by the chief. the 51-year-old former chief, again, apparently agreeing to a deal according to sources. it's a deal that could carry anywhere from 41 to 51 months behind bars. that's about four years in prison. we are told as part of this deal he is not cooperating in the investigation against any possible other targets. again, the )nvestigators do want to know about burke's ties with several other officers inside the suffolk county police department as well as any possible ties in the inside the d.a.'s office. that investigation, w

james burke's lawyer said today his client won't be a cooperating witness in any other investigation. burke's sentencing date has yet to be set. we're in central islip tonight, greg cergol, news 4, new york. >> thank you. >>> 28 years after his murder, a remembered in queens. people gathered on the street in jamaica queens where officer edward byrne was shot in his patrol car in 1988. he was guarding the home of a witness this a drug case when four contract killers murdered him execution style. police commissioner bratten says the crime awoke the city and nation. >> eddie byrne was a cop, his life counted. his life mattered, his much-too-short life was one of incredible significance. >> byrne's brother, lawrence, is the nypd's deputy commissioner for legal affairs. he also spoke today calling the death a terrible loss to his family. >>> we're learning the cyberattack on taxpayers impacted more people than we were told. the irs says that tax information for about 700,000 households may have been stolen. when news of the breach was first announced in august, the irs said that there were

agents arresting james burke back in december. federal prosecutors accusing the 51-year-old of using his power to assault prisoner christopher loeb and corse to help him cover up the crime. >> burke repeatedly met with the police department who had witnessed the assault and agree straight. >> loeb was arrested for breaking into the unmarked police suv admitting to stealing the chief's police duffel bag. chief's police belt and ammunition but loeb says there was more insisting he found pornography and sex toys. burke showed up at loeb's home to confront him and while he was later chained in the police station house he sought revenge repeatedly beating him. >> when i asked for a lawyer i got hit, choked, punched, slapped, kicked. >> a federal judge denied bail calling him a danger to his community with a long history of coercion, corruption and conspiracy. today we may see whether he admits to the charges against him. >> no one is above the law. >> and burke is scheduled to be here in court at 11: 00 this morning. the u.s. attorney s

at times james burke's voice was quite firm, quite clear, and sometimes loud. he told the judge, i plead guilty, your honor. he said ome of these other items we want to show you. that person being a robbery suspect and it happened in december of 2012. burke went onto tell the judge, conspired to take steps not to cooperate with the investigation. burke was arrested in december. this past december on obstruction of justiug and civil rights violations. the charges accuse burke of beating and abuse ing a man who hadnd been arrested after stealing a duffle bag from burne's police issued suv parked in front of burke's home. burke had got nearly a dozen officers and detectives involved in covering up the beating of lobe. burke is expected to be sentenced to a little over four years in prison. he wore a tan jump suit from jail. he looked somewhat at peace with what was happening, even smiling with his attorney before the judge entered the courtroom. at this point, the sentencing date has not been set. he's expected to be sentenced to a little other four years in feder

james burke. this is video of him when he was arrested a couple of months ago on two charges, obstruction of justice and civil rights violations. he had resigned from the pai department while under investigation by federal agents. he's schedule to be here this morning. he has been behind bars without bail since his arrest. the judge saying he was a danger to the community and could influence other law enforcement officers to ac on his behalf. the charges accuse burke in december of 2012 of beating a man named christopher lobe who was arrested after stealing several items from burke's home, including a duffel bag, the chief's department issued suv that was parked in front of burke's home. burke enlisted nearly a dozen officers and detectives in the obstruction of justice by covering up the alleged crime. it was burke who beat up on that man, as you saw in that video of that man christopher lobe darlene while that man was handcuffed in a prison lockup while being questioned. burke is supposed to arr

juliet: report said that james burke will plead guilty today. burke is accused in the 2012 beating of a man that was suspected this feeling from him. the plea deal would give them about five years in prison. new jersey transit and rail workers will begin today. a possible strike on march 13. the two sides are arguing over benefits. a bald bandit apparently on the loose in ohio. juliet: he has stolen rogaine. stealing from several stores in police say this product could be worth $800 or more. they think that he is most likely selling them online or at flea market. if you know that guy, i guess get him a baseball hat or something. the yankees players may have to spit out there chewing tobacco for good. both the mets and yankees support the plan. teenagers are influenced by professional athletes. doubled over the past decade. interesting. >> a historic night for the new york yankees. the rangers were out. >> setting a new record. history making. another great stop. taking the puck back the other way. they are going to score. they went two-one. also

the fight is under investigation. >>> happening today james burke accused of beating a handcuffed suspect and masterminding a cover up. he was arrested in december a month after resigning while being under investigation by federal agents. unless there's a plea deal the trial is scheduled for next month. >>> police hope new find the man behind the attemptth murder of the businessman the owner of the castle. he was shot in the face but survived. millas has offered an award leading to the arrest. john elliot has the weekend forecast. >> the weekend looks good. outside right now it looks great but feels cold. lots of sun but now down to 31. we just dropped another degree. wind is still a player up to 21 miles per hour. so the wind chill has now retreated to 23 in the city. wind chills at or around 20 pretty common but look at 16, kingston at 11. for the weekend chilly in the morning still a little shy of what you would expect on saturday but there will be less wind so it feels better. then it's feeling good on sunday if you like spring like temperatures. what do you mean spring like. 58 is th

his car. pled guilty. >> reporter: former suffolk police chief james burke pleaded guilty to violating suspect's civil rights and conspiring to obstruct justice. >> he knows he made a serious mistake. he broke the law and he's doing everything he can to take control of that and own it. >> reporter: part of a plea deal where he faces up to 51 months behind bars. he's guilty of assaulting christopher lob. he stole items. in federal court, burke told the judge i with others used unreasonable force, slapped and hit the individual, causing bodily injury. he also admitted to conspiring with other participants not to cooperate with the investigation. this attorney is representing lobe and says it's a step forward uncovering the corruption in the department. >> those from the old school, those who have been around for is the way things are done in suffolk, their days are numbered. >> i believe other police officers have already pled guilty or will be pleading guilty to the offense. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney's office isn't commenting on possible additional arrests. burke has been in federa

james burke could spend less than three and a half years in prison if he accepts the deal. if he goes to trial and gets convicted, his sentence could be nearly twice as long. he faces federal civil rights. for a variety of items he stole. his attorney anticipates him still going to trial. >>> stephanie seymour is accused of driving drunk. >> what the former victoria's secret model has to do to get drunk. >>> this is the time to work. chris christie appreciations forward in new hampshire, after finishing near the bottom of the pack in iowa. >> he's dragging a dead elephant behind him. >> what the governor's constituents in new jersey are saying now about his uphill bid >>> and the groundhog says we're going to get springtime early. but we're going to see some springtime like storms roll through the area tomorrow. could we see flooding as a result. we'll tell you all about it coming up in a minute. >>> lester holt has a look at what he's working on for 6:30. >> we're covering the mad dash to new hampshire tonight after iowa voters rearranged the race for president. tonight ho

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james burk is expected to plead guilty after being accused of assaulting a handcuffed suspect who allegedly stole a duffel bag from burk's suv and tried to cover it pup. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. bill evans has the forecast. >> take a crook outside. we have a chilly start to the day. we are looking at a few clouds all wait from staten island to the verrazano narrows bridge and a nice morning this morning. we have a few clouds coming across the northwest. those clouds will kind of stream in here and slide from northwest to southeast. as we see that there's a few flurries -- there's a few flurries around the ohio valley >> had to wake eddie up is all. we get into friday. i'm sorry i woke him up. 37 by noontime. 36 later on today. the forecast for morning, kiddos, dress warmly. it's 32. it will be like the 20s. see how the kids here have the same shoes? >> yes. >> i got 'em on sale. >> thank you for the shoes. >> you could be barefoot, okay? >> that's right. i could have to walk uphill both ways with newspapers on any feet like my dad did. [ laugh

james burke was arrested in december. today he admitted he used unreasonable force when he slapped and hit the man who stole a bag from his suv. prosecutors say burke then asked officers to lie about it. under the plea deal, burke is expected to serve up to 51 months behind bars. >>> a mother accused of going on a spending spree with a disabled daughter's medical malpractice settlement money. the woman faces charges for the theft of more than $65,000 of her 11-year-old daughter's funds. right arm from a nerve injury. she used money intended for her daughter for items including liposuction, tummy tuck and trip. she could get 15 years in prison if connected with. >>> massive hiv and hepatitis scare in new jersey. we are hearing from one of the patients involved tonight. arlene was one of the more than 1,000 people just informed she might have been exposed to the illnesses. she was treated with intravenous drugs at shore medical center about two years ago. the hospital now says during that time it a pharmacist was switching

james burke could spend less than 3 1/2 years behind bars. if he takes the deal. if he goes to trial and is convicted, the sentence could be twice as long. he stole police equipment and coerced officers to lie about it. >>> parents are speaking out against a plan to breath a lies students at schools and events. in nyack, rockland county say safety of their students. yesterday. one parent after another expressed their anger over putting them through this grown-up test. they have likened it to the nypd's practice of stop and frisk. >>> this is just a wrong thing to do. tests. what is it too invasive? >> some students of nyack hospital, they support the plan. school drunk. no date has been set to vote on the proposal. >>> 4:51 right now. we're getting a look at another drug smuggling tunnel found by police in mexico. it's 30 feet wide. it was found in a home and this home was 720 feet from tijuana's border fence with san diego. police say the tunnel was not complete and it was actually collapsing when they discovered it. but they found several packages of illegal dru

james burke p anaded guilty to charges yesterday admitting he used unreasonaplng orce and slapped and hit a suspect in an terrogation room and coerced other officers into covering up the assault for three years. >> i anhink his statement reflects the fact that he knows he made a serious mistak >> the days of the corruption, the cover-ups, the abuse of power in suffolk are over. >> james p burke made a ples deal. he will likely get a four-year sentence. no word on when the cops who helped him cover it up have been charged as well. >>> shocking toxicology reports from an off-duty police captain killed in an accident. earl alexander crashed his car tests show that he had illegal narcotics, chemicals, including bath salts, prescription drugs and alcohol in his system at the time of the crash. he was not on duty or driving to and from work. >>> help in finding a thief that targets over-the-counter medications in manhattan pharmacies. he's stolen thousands of dollars of drugs. he struck at least six times since the beginning of this year. police say he hit the same store ice in one night. t

his attorneys insist that james burke want toss but the entire episode to rest, but the guilty plea from the former chief is apparently just the beginning. >> there's other police officers that have pled guilty to this, other individuals as he said in the room with him, and those are the individuals he conspired with. >> reporter: it happened inside the 4th precinct station house where a man was questioned for stealing hand cuffs, ammunition, porn and sex toys from burke's car. >> if the police can beat me >> reporter: he admits he beat him while the man was chained to the floor. at the time i along with others willfully used unreasonable force and slapped and hit the individual causing bodily injury, and he knowingly and intentionally conspire and took affirmative steps to obstruct and not to cooperate with the investigation. this is the victim's attorney. >> after he beat chris he went back and bragged about it and felt like it was the good old days of being a cop. >> reporter: our investigation is on going said the us attorney, and we'll seek to hold accountable anyone that violates a

. >>> suffolk county police chief james burk is expected to be sentenced to 51 months in prison for a civil rights violation. handcuffed suspect who stole a duffel bag from his suv and tried to cover it up. >>> schools in hackensack, t neck, classes have resumed at all of the schools. allicot. problem again. >> student as best lake middle school in thorn wood spotted rats in the school this week. this comes two careers after the campus had to deal with a >> "eyewitness news" reporter mar cause solis tweeted a picture of rat traps now outside of the school. he's live with more on the marcus? >> reporter: dave and shirleen, the problem two years ago traced to construction in the area. this time, the cause is not so obvious, but add administrators stress they are addressing the problem. >> even one rat is one rat too many. >> reporter: the mount pleasant school superintendent pull to unwanted visitor as the west lake middle school. two rats spotted in the building this week. on tuesday, one rodent was captured in the hallway and won't be seen or heard from again. a short time later, duri

former chief james burke admitting in a strong voice in federal court he, quote, willfully used unreasonable force and slapped and hit a suspect then conspired to cover it up. >> he realized the police stake he had made and he owned up to it and he wants to get it past him and he wants the suffolk county police department to get past it. >> it's outrageous. >> reporter: vindication says the attorney for christopher lobe. >> the days of the corruption, the coverups, the abuse of power in suffolk, are over. >> reporter: burke now admits he beat lobe a burglary suspect who stole a duffel from burke's suv. the duffel contained the chief's gun belt but also toys. >> every time i asked for a lawyer i got hit, choked, punched, slapped and hit. >> reporter: his civil rights violated the cover-up 11 cops asked to lie to a grand jury. under the plea deal burke will serve up to 51 months a fraction of the 30 years he faced. his crash and fall from grace legislators calling for resignations of the county executive and d.a. >> they are responsible for putting him in this position. it was common knowledge

james burke pleaded guilty to federal charges yesterday. he admitted hat he used unreasonable force and slapped and hit a susp t in an interrogation room. then coerced other officers into covering up the assault of christopher lobe for three ars. >> i thinkd is statement fldits the fact that he knows he made a serious mistake here. >> the days of the corruption, the cover-ups, the abuse of power in suffolk are over. >> james bur m made a plea deal. hel ill likely get a four-year sentence. lno wor "d on whetherutde cops who heamlped him cover up the assault have been charged. >>> we're learning that-police arh rested a man they say posed as app u.er driver and raped a woman. this man was arrested in new united states. police say the man attacked the woman after he picked her up januar 31st. he flew to toronto the next day and then overseas. >> i think it was clear that his motive was to commit a sexual assaulsk her. >> he was arrested at kennedy airport on the 11th of february. march. >>> police want your helpo find a thief that targets over

reporter: the investigation now under a cloud after the arrest of the former suffolk police chief james burke in a beating and cover-up. burke kept the fbi out of case for years. >> i'm angry at anybody who knows the truth and isn't saying anything because they are selfish and it's just going to kill in the end. >> reporter: the new police commissioner says they will review the private autopsy and solve the gilgo beach homicidings. it's why they recently partnered with the fbi. gilbert's family asks, what took so long? in long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >> gilbert' family has gone to court to have access to shannon's frantic 911 call in which she allegedly screams, they are trying to kill me. the judge is expected to rule on their request later this month. >>> an historic meeting for pope francis in cuba. the pope landed in havana to hold talks with the leader of the russian orthodox church. it is the first time a pope and patriarch met since the schism of 1054. tonight francis goes to mexico. during his visit he is expected to talk about immigration during a mass at u.s./mexico bord

. >> james burke, what we're hearing now is he may be considering a guilty plea in a civil rights violation case. >> here he is during happier day he's charminged with a 2012 bating of a man suspected of stealing sex toys and pornography from his suv. >> from the police chief suv. >> covering up the incident. the police chief resigned in he was arrested in diecious december on rights of conspiracy to justice. hearing a plea might be in the works. we'll have more information later today. who is going to be the next president of the united states? there's an academic predict going back several election cycles an suggest that donald trump 97% chance will be the next president of the united states. >> interesting jennifer spoke to him about about how he's been so accurate. >> model has accurately predicted winner of every presidential election since 1912. all of this except for 1960 when jfk beat nixon in one of the closest races in u.s. history and professor is right about this one, guess who will be the 4 5th president of the united states? donald it's going to be donald trump. >> based on a

burke. crews have been working there for years. now kate brooks has more. >> reporter: the james river project will ensure cleaner water enters the river. >> pipe will convey that water to the wastewater treatment plant. >> reporter: project start indeed january of 2014. supposed to be done in march of 2015. then october now may of 2016. more than a year from the original completion date. why the delay? kim mitchell says digging found poor soil. there were weather delays. delays from working near the railroad. and historical artifacts were found, toochlt >> we had to move the sensitive archaeological finds they had to be removed carefully. >> reporter: not just the put off the ground breaking of their new expansion because of it. >> we wanted to break ground before 2015 was over in talks with the city and further keep nothing communication we had to put our project off. report report the kids love seeing the construction and enjoy an exhibit dedicated to the project mason square can't wait much longer. >> look forward to use the space. >> reporter: department of water resources s

burke high school a person who is a part of a plan. >> i am a believer in god and i think it was god's plan for me to be there. >> james was visiting a friend when the worst happened. >> i knew right then that he had a heart attack. >> 60-year-old employee had collapsed. james started compression nurses who happened to be shopping >> we kept doing compressions until ems got there. >> halfway here dispatch said it was cardiac arrest. >> steve was one of the first firefighters on the scene... >> i took over assisting with respirations. the chief asked me if i was all right? >> steve did not know a cpr mask was covering the patient's face and the man... >> it dawned on me, this is dad. >> michael kitty's heart was not beating but it was pumping it was the cpr performed by his own son and perfect strangers. >> from the fire department we had zack, mark, sharon. >> this is a story ultimately about thanks from steve... >> second chance. >> and from the man who is eternally grateful to every person on this list. >> all i can say is thank you me. i mean from the beginning to the hospital and now. i cannot express how much i appreciate it. re

burke high school, a person who is a part of a plan. >> i'm a believer in god. i think it was god's plan for me took there. >> 18-year-old james was visiting a friend when the worst happened. >> i knew right then that he more than likely had a heart attack. >> 60-year-old employee michael kitty collapsed. james started compressions and a few nurses that were shopping started respirations. >> half way here dispatch came back and said it was cardiac arrest. >> steve is another part of the plan. he was one of the first firefighters on the scene. >> i took over assisting with respirations. >> steve didn't know at the time, a cpr mask was covering the patient's face. the man underneath that mask. >> then it dawned on me this is dad. >> michael kitty's heart still wasn't beating but it was pumping. it was the cpr performed by his own son and by perfect strangers. it was part of the plan. >> from the fire department we had zach, mark, sharon... >> this is a story ultimately about thanks from steve and from the man who is eternally grateful to every peon on this list. >> all i can say is thank you for these people that helped me. all

burke schools 2 hour delay. and several planes had to be deiced at the airport today, multiple flights were canceled or delayed. marley james said she was looking for a ride home. ronnie-- roanoke to charlotte, i am trying to see if anyone come get me, it is not working out the roads are pretty bad. kayla: it is always best to check can your our line before heading to the airport. bill: new information. while this winter storm is turning out to not be as bad as previously thought, minute by minute, it pushes north carolina department of important important way over -- transportation way over budget. kayla: it is 2 million over the $40 million budget, we do not have figures yet for how much the preparation for this storm is costing, but a few week ago, the snow and ice storm we had, a spent over 12 million roads in will have to dip into reserve funds. >> having spent 42 million dollars of a a 40 million dollar basketball doesbudget. >> supreme court justice scalia's body return home last night, his funeral still being planned, already a political tug-of-war is brewing for when to start the process for choosing his replacemen

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james berk to plead guilty after being offered a plea deal. december after being accused of assaulting a handcuffed suspect who allegedly stole a duffel back from burk's suv and tried to cover it up. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. bill? >> hey, hey, hey. it's friday. looking at our camera here from east rutherford, new jersey across the tidal wetland or as the boss said in thunder road, the swamps of jersey. as we look over toward manhattan and midtown. it is a beautiful morning looking at the empire state building. here's a look at our camera at 4 times square. our director susan said here's the shot. what do i do? i follow directions. 33 degrees right now. we've got winds out of the northwest. partly cloudy skies, bubbling high pressure right out of canada. the arctic will slide across quickly. today we get that wind and the cold. 38 this afternoon. normal high is 44. remember the wind in the windshield will feel like the 20s. these lug nuts will be at the bus stop today. it will be sunny and chill yip and dressed appropriately. dressed like these role models as we're looking at 38 this afternoon. after scho

james left with newfound knowledge, a man's gratitude, and his shirt. all-new rav4 hybrid? toyota. let's go places. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even "turkey jerks." [turkey] gobble. [butcher] i'm sorry! (burke) covered march fourth,2014. talk to farmers. we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. >> reporter: january 14, 2014. 20 years. depending on what happened in it all depended on the bail hearing. for once again, judge madrano this time setting the amount. john novello worried it would be astronomical. >> have to come up with money. >> to everyone's surprise the judge set bail at $50,000. of which only a small percentage would have to be paid. over $1,000. oh, my god. another happy, happy moment. it's like -- that i think i can live with. probably the smallest check i have written so far. john novella happily wrote the check. before very long -- [ cheers and applause ] yes! >> priceless. >> it was priceless. >> we had waited for so long for that moment to happen. >> daniel! too. somebody he had never met. jesse

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