a lot of this is pushing east ward deeper into rutherford county and mcdowell county. other showers will be developing and increasing from the west. our main system is still far out to the west. it has a lot from ohio into louisiana. we have active weather. not much as far as severe weather goes. as this arrives later tonight we'll see some thunderstorms. i think over all severe chances are pretty low. 7:00 to 8:00 across the western part of north carolina, anywhere from asheville down into the northern part of the upstate. between 9:00 and 10:00 for the best chance for some rain. in general along and south of 85 the best rain chances will happen after 10:00 tonight. in the morning with that front down to our south north winds will have picked up. it's going to bring in that drier air. it's going to be a breezy day. look for lighter winds during the afternoon. high pressure builds in. that continues to build east ward and we'll look for a increasing clouds and kind of a chilly showery end to the day as this next area of low pressure works in from the west. a wind advis

i want to tell you about east rutherford, new jersey. there is an accident with a tractor-trailer that struck an overpass. all lanes are blocked on route 17 southbound at railroad avenue. so, traffic is being alerted off at union avenue. expect that to be a while before it clears. and looking at the tappan zee bridge. we have a 35-mile-per-hour restriction across the span due to high winds in the area. they want you to slow down. and a restriction at the gw bridge, the goethals bridge and outer bridge crossing. back to you. >> thank you, kyla. >>> more on our eye on the storms and residents are waking up to downed trees and robust winds continue to blow through >> magdalena doris joins us live from nassau county with more this morning. magdalena? >> reporter: good morning, chris and mary. the wind is whipping down here. we're right by the waterfront. as elise mentioned, we're in the wind advisory period. you can tell, the trees are blowing, the water is blowing around, as well, here. hard to hold onto your hat as i mentioned before. and

. >>> lori and michelle, i have to tell you about this problem, in east rutherford, it is an accident involving a tractor trailer and a car, a debris spill also involved all traffic being diverted on union avenue one service there is no service between 96 street, that's until 5 a.m. new jersey transit long island railroad metro north running on or close to schedule if you are going to the airport to catch a flight contact your carrier at our local area airports we are also finding a problem on the grand central near jewel avenue you can see that delay as you come up into jewel avenue with that accident cleared. george washington bridge down to 35 miles per hour, an empty trailer band is in effect. we have our street cleaning rules in effect, michelle to you. >>> thank you so much. a wind-driven fire burns through at least two homes in queens several firefighters have been hurt. our eyewitness news reporter is live in east elmhurst. >> reporter: good morning michelle. those were minor injuries for those six firefighters who battled the three alarm blaze in queens, they actually just pa

i had an opportunity to speak with one of the managers there in east rutherford, and here's what he has to say about the upcoming storm 37. >> basically, we wait until the first signs of snow, when the road starts getting wet then we'll start salting. >> indeed they are getting ready here throughout the tristate area, preferably through north jersey and new york, meanwhile, that was a look at the west side the cars making their way quite ni recely right nowoas the know is coming down lightly. however, again, they have been spreading the salt on the roadways, and the sidewalks, getting ready for what we're expecting to be anywhere from an inch to three here as the n ht continues. we're live in manhattan, i'm harry cicma, news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> wakeup with today in new york, a half hour earlier at 4:00 tomorrow morning for the latest on this coastal storm and any traffic issues it could tcause. >>> new at 6:00, late this afternoon, president obama be came the first sitting presidentn nearly 90 years to visit cuba. the esident's plane touched down about two hours ago in havana.

we got a little batch of some heavy rain making its way through possible and rithford county, so rutherford here, right on top of you here, you getting moderate, even patches of heavy rain and expands through burke conthere is, burke caldwell, morganton, hickory, heads up. this is headed your way within the text 20-30 minute sore. here go. we got a real mixed bag of temperatures from 46 in statesville down to 66 in ran caster so the temperature spread is literally 20 degrees, andten eventually, all of this cool air will fill in the entire map and going to happen overnight and by tomorrow morning. tems on the cool side. here in charlotte. 38 for the overnight low. it thats been awhile since we dipped in. it happens this evening with the northerly wind at 5 and 10. low pressure going to keep things unsettled here overnight, so chances for showers to move through are possible they are not great but they are there. then another wave pushing in for tomorrow evening, wand that, rain chances in the piedmont, no chances there up toward the counties. not a lot of rain. not a lot of snow for either a

east rutherford, looking back to manhattan. manhattan is gone, and it has been taken in the middle of the night by the fog. we have a lot of low cloud, fog, drizzle, mist, and it's chilly, too with the northeast wind, and it will be a day we start out with the need for a jacket, and stuff to repel the mist out there. it's chilly with the northeast wind at 10-18 miles an hour. the rain is gone, and it's this cloudy, damp atmosphere we have. the showers are off to the the low is coming up into the great lakes, and we have cloudy skies until midday. the temperature is 53 at 11, and 59 at 2:00, and for a time this afternoon, getting to 60- 61 degrees. kids, great your warm gear for the bus stop today, and then this afternoon it will warm up up, so that averages out to a c. heather is looking at your commute, and you look very busy over there. >>> the southern state looking busier than i am. this accident is in the process of being cleared away. this is route 78 where an accident looks like they may have got thanks cleared off the r

a coat, scarfs and gloves, this is chilly, here is the sun rise, as we look from our camera in rutherford new jersey looking back towards the east across the title wetlands, 41 degrees, the winds continue to be out of the west the pressure rising so we'll have ourselves a pretty nice day today, it will be cooler look at yesterday's high 61 degrees normal is about 45 so we're going to be a little bit cooler today but we're going to be seeing really nice weather beautiful sun rise and beautiful sunset later today. 43 and belmar, 32, 35 degrees to the north and west, white plains, 36 and around poughkeepsie. we'll look at a lot of sunshine so that rain gets here tonight but by afternoon we'll be in the upper 40s still that 6 degrees warmer than normal. look at midnight, 57 degrees with rain and by 5 a.m. tomorrow morning 6 a.m. like this time tomorrow you'll need your rain gear as we'll have that through the morning commute that's gone and the temperature hit our high temperature tomorrow morning and the temperature drops like a rock tomorrow evening. after school, there is a lot of sports k

rutherford b. hayes and the first lady lucy kicked it off. >> began it all. god bless them.leon: it is full of useless information. doug: don't play "jeopardy" with this guy! i thought we'd have heavier rain longer so it cleared up quickly and turned into a great day. got up to 70 in washington. get started to look at the live camera from the campus of the high school in lauren. where it's 57. it has been cooler north and west of the city all day long. that trend will continue. there are the numbers. 70 degrees at the reagan national. 49 is the morning low. averages of the 60 and 41 degrees. this but issued late this morning and continued to midnight. counties my we have had impressive wind gusts in the afternoon. we will give you the latest wind gust to the weather system. the 41-mile-per-hour in leesburg. 35 at reagan national. they were higher in the afternoon and caused delay and flight arrivals. planes that were trying to land and wasn't safe and they would circle around and try again. another wasdy universitied to richmond. the forecast is straightforward. clear. breez

governor rutherford talked about those. both of you talk about an educate us because it is stunning to me that over my lifetime it is now positioned medication to >> i'm very sorry about your father. but the heartbreaking story, but not unusual unfortunately. regarding development of new drugs, the holy grail that i believe a number of manufacturers are chasing is the nonaddictive pain medication that works as well or better than opiate-based education. having a safer pain management program would benefit so many heartbreaking stories related to people who frankly, whether they have a genetic predisposition to the disease of the drug causes the disease, we still don't know. tremendous research needs to be done on what the root cause of addiction is and what are the modalities they use to treat it. but that is the holy grail. i know there are manufacturers choosing not. i don't know how close we are though. my guess is we are not very close to. but certainly we know that is the next iteration. interestingly enough, you menti

east rutherford, the ride as reopened. more weather and travel on the 4s. >>> and we're getting an yut tape on breaking news this morning, the hijacking of an egyptairplane to cyprus. some passengers leave the plane, there they are there. officials now tell us four crew members and three passengers do remain on board with the hivejacker, there seems to be confusion over his identity, he claims to be wearing an explosive belt and originally wants to go to istanbul. officials assure us it has nothing to do with terrorism. instead, they say it rolfs a relationship with a woman. we will keep you updated as this tense standoff unfolds. >>> out of queens, this morning's high winds fueled a fire that spread to two homes. it's happening on 91st street on east elmhurst, not too far from laguardia airport. kat. >> reporter: fire investigators are upstairs, downstairs, of his house, and the one next to it trying to figure out what caused thsoe fire. they're also in the back of these homes where there are three garages, all of those s

. >> reporter: to east rutherford, new jersey, crews began work being at dufx in preparation for what's expected to be messy night on the roads and a difficult morning commute. >> this is normal for us, you know. whatever you get the threat of snow, we know what we have to do. we get everything together and that's it. >> reporter: well, working very dill gently to try to keep the road safe. we've seen a few salt spreaders in long island and also in new jersey. ev ryone doing what they can to make the commute in the coming hours as safe as possible. we are live on long island. harry c i skrchlt cicma. >> reporter: the travel advisory hours, take a look at the henry hudson parkway behind me here. you can see that traffic is actually moving very nicely here, although the roads are starting to get slick. i wouldn't say icy, but definitely damp as we have the snow flurries beginning to fall. they've been falling maybe about an hour at this point. but the reason there is no accumulation, of course, is because there has been salters around the neighborhood all evening. they've been doing a dil

zooming in on some of the heavier rain bands now working through rutherford county, burke county, caldwell. but that's the end of the rain for now. sprinkles at the top of the hour. north wind at 16. here comes the chill. it feels like 40 degrees already. wind chills will come down in the teens by tomorrow morning. speaking of tomorrow morning, the drive cast. you have the yellow light out for windy and cold weather much of the day. two hands on the wheel tomorrow because these gusts will be over 30 miles per hour. 44 degrees in the afternoon. then we move ahead past tomorrow in to friday. that's where things could get very interesting. we're watching a potential system here. snowstorm that could develop and bring significant snows to the mountains of western north carolina. and that would include some of the valleys as well in western north carolina. so this is thursday in to friday. thursday evening looking like the rain-snow mix starts to get going. asheville will be right on the borderline of temperatures. so i really think we're going to have limited accumulation in asheville at this

rutherford who teachers at smyrna high school was arrested after agreeing to meet the girl at a park's being held on $50,000 bail and is on unpaid leave from the school. >> philadelphia police are still looking for an suv which is connected to a homicide in frankford. investigators say a man was stabbed several times on oxford avenue last night but managed to run down the block to foulkrod street. that's where it's believed he was hit by a white suv. first responders rushed the man to the hospital where he died a short time later. police are still trying to find the driver and the person who stabbed him. >>> the wilmington fire chief believes someone shot one of its trucks leaving it way flat tire. here's a picture of where he believes the bullet went into the rubber. the chief says the truck was responding to a gas leak yesterday which happened to be near the homicide scene on canal street where the shooting happened. police are still investigating that situation. >> a road in cherry hill is back opened this afternoon after being closed most of the morning because of a dump truck cr

both east rutherford and jersey city have been mentioned as possible sites. >>> more and more new jersey are ignoring the 2% tax cap. analysis found that 60% of municipalities were above the cap last year. in bergen county 21 out of 70 towns stayed under the cap. in passaic county four of the municipalities were under the limit. the cap was passed into law five years ago. >>> sarah palin is cancelling her campaign appearances to rush home to her seriously hurt husband. fractured eight ribs in intensive care. scheduled for surgery yesterday. meanwhile, sarah palin thanked everyone for their prayers at a trump rally in florida. >>> well, for the first time, the nfl is acknowledging a direct link between football and devastating brain disorders. it happened around a roundtable discussion on capitol hill. when ask if there was a link between football and degenerative brain disorders. jeff miller told the panel, quote, certainly. and shows a number of retired nfl players are diagnosed with cte. >>> mother teresa expected to be cleared to become a saint today. a vatican panel will recognize th

live in east rutherford, valerie castro, cbs2 news. >> thank you. >>> new information tonight on the police involved shooting death of a college student. cbs2 has learned there's been a settlement in the case. the parents of pace university football player dj henry are getting $6 million from the village of pleasantville and officer aaron has has shot and killed henry -- as the 20-year- old drove away from a disturbance at a bar in thornwood back in 2010. >>> also tonight we're learning the body of harry hernandez, the third victim in the deadly tugboat crash near the tappan zee bridge over the weekend has been located. sources tell us the salvage company will be contacted tomorrow morning to review -- remove his body which was inside the tugboat. the boat sank after hitting a construction barge. the suburbs tonight, a spike in residential burglaries. nassau county police say they've seen a 28% climb over the last year. department has created a new task force which they are calling the burglary pattern team, police say drugs are partly to blame. thieves looking to steal items from ho

. >> in the cleveland case, sergeant janel rutherford led a officers to save a life, the police recently stepped up training for mental health calls and also valley viewp. >> last year the valley view police started the training forv r for mental health cases the deputy chief says when that officer first responded he responded after a call for someone who jumped now hee helped to save a life in the same spot. it is an example of how valuable the training is. >> this case they took her to a hospital for evaluation, in that case,hia earlier that men had been on that bridge several times in the place had several previous dealings with himatati. >> what was the cause of my propane tank to explode a crocker park as they're trying construction stopped at american greetings building as roosevelt leftwich joins us with the latest what have we learned. >> they spent most of the day trying to determine the cause of thesin propane tank explosion and fire here. >> the workers here were able to get their tools and items after they fled a gas leak that erupted into a fireball. dispatchers received mul

. >> east rutherford, there's a tractor trailer and car involved. actually the tractor trailer hit windy, 35 miles per hour. staten island crossings and the george washington bridge. let's take a look at the tappan zee. you will find a speed restriction here. that's 35 miles per hour as well. definitely want to take it easy. give yourself extra time. alternate sign in effect. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> we're learning more details about the breaking news of a hijacked domestic air flight. that plane is now in cyprus. most of the passengers were allowed to leave the plane but four foreigners and crew remain on board. we're told eight americans are on that flight. eegyptian man said the man wanted to land in istanbul. the hijacking appears to involve a personal matter regarding a woman. and nothing to do with terrorism. we will bring you any developments as we get them. >>> right now, breaking news out of queens.

7:17 p.m. .nr the white house will have their egg roll that was started by thel ohio president, rutherford hayes in 1878 . and, if you figure figure to buy a really into having a pet in the house you may want to reconsider because lilies are very toxic and,, the leaves are tempting for especially cats . your cat could be poisoned by looking at, snowfall that is very light . some of us had a few flakes earlier today and this is the view from new york, pennsylvania pennsylvania, of snowfall but then you have to go to the far westp to see another stall situation . here is the cloud cover, right by the areas ofr . the flooding is in southern indiana and to points south with freeze warnings in parts of iowa , wisconsin, western michigan, but not for usss, it will be pretty snappy . currently 40 degrees we made it into the low 40s . 49 degrees findlay and ashtabula and youngstown upper 30s the high today was 42 degreesul, six below normalde . the miami 64 degrees, and 52 degrees washington, d.c., chicago 48 degrees and campus 51 degrees, denver colorado 72 degrees, tonight mainly cloudy and the

rutherford rd @ hwy 291 accidentcamelot dr@ wo ezell blvd blvd 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 3 an upstate community is mourning the loss of a little girl -- just one day after her family's honea path home burned in a fire. fire.the coroner says 5-year-old sophia rhodes died of smoke inhalation at the augusta burn center last night. 3 3 fox carolina's ashley minelli is live at the church near her home-- and ashley- right now this community is trying to help this family through donations and prayers. 3 family needs a lot of help right now; lost everything in the fire, and they lost a member community describes as light"sophia one of 9 people in the home during firefire chief: got stuck between a couch and a wall, family couldn't go back in for her because of smoke and flames krista overby- family friend, devastated over the loss 3 3 sophia was a great kid, full of life full of spunk uh curious, asking lots of questions, made her way over to the house daily to play with the girls. 3 again, long road to recovery- as this family lost everything clothing is a big neces

the new jersey does not specify locations but the most commonly talk about possibilities are east rutherfordnd jersey stow city. the question will appear before voters on the november general election ballot. >>> and in campaign 2016, a last minute push for votes as voters in five states will go to the polls tomorrow. republican front runner donald trump spent much of his day in ohio where polls show him in dead heat with ohio governor john kasich. texas senator ted cruz held several rallies in illinois which is also voting tomorrow. senator marco rubio continues campaigning in his home state of florida and on the democratic side hillary clinton was in north carolina tonight as vermont senator bernie sanders rallied with supporters in missouri. >>> it's that time of year when the temperatures buns back and forth between warm and cool. >> that can lead to some battles over the thermostat at home. a lot of times women like it a little warmer. so why are women typically colder than men? >> good question. any cory brewer is here witness an. nicole. >> i really hope my husband is watching. >> bec

the new jersey does not specify locations but the most commonly talk about possibilities are east rutherfordnd jersey stow city. the question will appear before voters on the november general election ballot. >>> and in campaign 2016, a last minute push for votes as voters in five states will go to the polls tomorrow. republican front runner donald trump spent much of his day in ohio where polls show him in dead heat with ohio governor john kasich. texas senator ted cruz held several rallies in illinois which is also voting tomorrow. senator marco rubio continues campaigning in his home state of florida and on the democratic side hillary clinton was in north carolina tonight as vermont senator bernie sanders rallied with supporters in missouri. >>> it's that time of year when the temperatures buns back and forth between warm and cool. >> that can lead to some battles over the thermostat at home. a lot of times women like it a little warmer. so why are women typically colder than men? >> good question. any cory brewer is here witness an. nicole. >> i really hope my husband is watching. >> bec

rutherford was not arrest in connection to the shooting and there have been no arrests in three other shootings in charlotte in the past 24 hours. police tell us all those shootings are still active investigations. >>> let's get a check of the commute with chris larson. check >> chris: kristen miranda finally got me. taking a live look, i-77 inbound delays continue across 485 this morning. final check of drive times, rock hill to uptown 30 minutes, concord to center city, 20 minute commute and lake norman center city, 23 minutes, 44 miles an hour. slow inbound from 485 up to about tyvola road and we have another accident, this is on south tryon at westinghouse boulevard. quick check of the overall commute, still seeing delays on matthews and providence road. now over to meteorologist al conklin. >> al: thanks a lot, chris, we'll take you down to main street in belmont, gaston county, gorgeous start to the day. you see sunshine and folks out in short sleeves, why not, almost 60 degrees in the belmont area, 60 in charlotte which by the way, very close to the average high temperature for

both east rutherford and jersey city have been mentioned as possible sites. >>> a new first of its kind initiative will offer free them minute hygiene dispensers in public schools. the pilot program was first tested at a school in queens. officials say attendance >>> the weight report card for school kids shows kids are doing little to fight obesity. children were put in four categories, underwater, healthy weight, overweight or obese. researchers say they found little to no changes. in fact, some children gained weight. >>> 6:40 right now. still ahead -- we're going to show you the new dinosaur that is solving a scientific mystery. >>> coming up next, we now know exactly when mother teresa will become a saint. we'll share the new details. >>> plus weather and traffic on the 4s coming up as you're looking at the george washington bridge there. >>> stay ahead of the storm with the nbc 4 new york app. atp the logo. see the latest forecast and set the weather page as your home screen. download the nbc 4 new york app >>> welcome back, 6:44, on our weather dampish tuesday morning. not much i

rutherford county in the foothills and halifax county to the north use the decals. >>> durham county may vote to force dog owners to scoop up after their pets. a proposed ordinance would require residents to pick up any waste left on public property in parks or on private property that was not theirs. it is up for a vote later this month. the conversation started late last year and if approved there would be a six-month grace period before enforcing it. experts believe dogs produce more than 35,000 pounds of waste every day in durham county alone. >>> a statewide amber alert is active for a 15-year-old girl. the brevard police department is looking for dixie bailey. she's five feet four inches tall and 114 pounds. she has brown hair with orange streaks and blue eyes. the 15-year-old was last seen pullover, tights, and cowboy boots. >>> neighbors are being hailed at heroes this monk for rescuing a man from a fire. it broke out shortly after 5:30 last night in an apartment. people who live above the apartment spotted smoke and told another number who called 911 then realizing the man w

the white house easter egg roll has been happening every year since 1878 and that's when rutherford bes and his wife lucy started the tradition. >> it's nice and dry for the easter bunny. >>> today for all the easter egg hunts and activities, gorgeous weather and cooler. a few more clouds in store for easter sunday but today should be great if you want to get out there. tomorrow not bad either. right now temperatures are a bit cool outside. clear skies and light wins and fog. temperatures in the 40s and pretty much areawide. later today warming up well above average in the low to mid 60s along the coast and by the bay mid-70s for the warmest spot inland. mostly sunny and the breeze picking up later on this afternoon. futurecast showing clear skies the most part to start the day but we do see cloud cover moving in -- moving in. a little more cloud cover and high pressure stays in place for one more day. it will hold off the cloud cover for saturday. sunday into monday early next week and upper level low drops and take canada bringing with it cooler air and locally gusty winds. can't ru

police arrested 17-year-old sean rutherford in connection with the shooting that injured two people at brookshire boulevard at 4:30 yesterday. he is facing felony possession of a stolen firearm among the charges. and then there was another shooting off the plaza. then a third shooting at 8:30 last flight and 8:30 -- night and then another shooting at 11:30 injuring a woman. the investigation is ongoing. >>> mark taylor is monitoring the drive in the traffic mark? i-70. heading west from conover, use and in myers park, providence at queens, backing up to randolph to get around that. >>> the temperatures just updating in the weather center, and it's 60 already in charlotte and lincolnton and 61 in concord. we will be warming up very quickly as we go throughout the day. highs near 77, well above average and we are tracking the threat for showers heading into the weekend, and don't forget that we set the clocks forward an hour on saturday night. stephanie? >>> thank you for making channel 9 your choice for news. we'll be back for midday at have a great day, everyone. reat day, everyone. ke

street you can expect untown delays degan an accident moved to the shoulder and route 17 accident at rutherford has been cleared our street cleaning rules are in effect. michelle over to you. >>> listen to this heather harrison ford offering up a wardrobe, the jacket in hans solo going up for action. to raise money for epilepsy research. his 26-year-old daughter has been living with the disease and ford is a big advocate for the cause. bidding on the jacket starts at $18,000. >>> we are closing in on 6:30. still ahead on eyewitness news trees ripped from their roots we'll take you back to one neighborhood where the big clean up ahead of them. >>> a woman in new jersey was run over by a car witnesses say this was in accident. the victim is now fighting for her life. >>> and this is really a video of the day. knicks star carmelo anthony getting up close and personal in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent a

>> hey, hey, hey, our camera from rutherford, new jersey, across 109. and well, we can't really see manhattan from there. but we can see the tidal wetland otherwise known as the swamps of miami. here we go. a look at -- of new jersey. here we go. here is a look at other cameras. the roof cameras, can't see really anything. kind of a pipeout. 42 degrees. rain. low clouds. fog, east winds coming in. it makes for a raw nasty mess. heavier rain to the south here around monmouth and ocean county. and mercer county. trenton. that is moving on up by 7:00. to the five buroughs, to northern new jersey to long island and eventually coastal connecticut. rain through the morning commute. at time moderate to heavy. the wind picks up this afternoon. the skies brighten just after lunchtime. and it is 60 degrees, before we really get chilly tonight and tomorrow. at the bus stop, it is the tale of two bus stops. here with the huckleberries this morning, we have the rain gear after school. great weather for after school sports today. around 58 degrees. sun and clouds. an

republican rutherford b.hayes lost the popular vote but there was controversy over the ballot count in the south, mostly involving black voters. hayes was made the president and a messy election came to an end 139 years ago today. "your world" starts now. >>> well, it looks like a soap opera but it's still a presidential race. it's gotten even nastier with news that ben carson could be on the verge of dropping out. hard to say. this much we can say, the candidate is not going to participate in tomorrow night's fox news debate in detroit. we don't know what is going to happen after that. we just know that he's stated there is no viable path to the presidential nomination. in the meantime, mitt romney is back at it again after appearing on this show last week to demand the candidates, mainly donald trump, submit their tax forms. mitt romney says he's going to make a speech in utah tomorrow to talk

just for where we are right now, of very rich african-americans stayed in south carolina lloyd rutherford also african-american is the only lieutenant african-american in the country. also i think you're going to see this trending further and more positively as we move. >> sir, your name please. >> hi, michael mccarthy from the center for latin american studies. my question every person on the panel can address it has to do with the question about what it is we mean when we talk about being latino. in particular how do you actually recruit a latino, how do you identify who is and who is not a latino when you get out there at the street level and you're looking for potential candidates. what is the basis of the last name, is it census data, how census data, how do you pack by these people? similarly for glenn and david i be interested at what the macrolevel data is if it's harder to track who latinos are and whether or not the assumptions that go into the latino vote still apply as immigration demographic trends change. >> in terms of recruitment, latino and hispanic is a self identified m

later boyd rutherford will join us to talk about the open yoid task force. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal beginning at 7:00 eastern on friday morning. join the discussion. >>> next on american history tv, historians discuss general sherman's march flew georgia. after that, historian dennis fry talks about the impact of john brown's raid in the 1860 presidential election. a forum on the role of women in the civil war. >>> a panel of civil war historians and authors discuss union general william ta couple is a sherman's 1865 campaign through the carolinas, which followed after his famed march to the sea through georgia the previous year. they compare sherman's goals. the new york historical society hosted this hour long event. >>> welcome, it's great to be back in the same seats as we always occupy. for those of you who have come to a number of our sessions. we are promised and we are promising each other that we'll do more in the coming seasons. we have a topic today that we think is one of the best that we've come up with, it's a neglected civi

. >>> and that's your sky cam live in east rutherford. looking at midtown manhattan. a little cooler than we've seen. but we've got a warm-up on the way. first we want to say welcome back to today in new york. i'm gus rosendale. >> and i'm pat battle. you all enjoyed beautiful weather towards the end of the week. let's see what raph has in store >> another beautiful day, another beautiful weekend. just not as warm as we were to the middle of this week. here's a great shot out of reeves beach this morning. beautiful day along the shore. look at that sky, sunrise. a nice day on the water. it's not going to be a beach day. temperatures starting out in the 30s across suffolk county. thanks to weather underground for those pictures. here's a look at storm tracker 4 radar. nothing to see here. no rain and no snow. that's great news. but it is chilly compared to the last few mornings. 40 degrees outside right now in central park. we are back to the 50s again by lunchtime. it feels better once we shake this morning chill back to a high of 60 degrees. still well above average.

the cat, named luna, climbed home in rutherford last night fell 15 feet and became trapped in less than a 4-inch gap between the buildings. her family heard her cries and called police. firefighters tried to use a rope but eventually made a hole in the wall. they got the cat out after seven hours. they managed to lift luna out. she was a little dirty, had a couple of scrapes. wanted to play and she is doing just fine. >> look at this great place i've got i know. >> pets get in so much trouble. >> so much trouble right? >> one of my puppies has a strain somewhere. he won't make the jump into the bed. >> must be nice to be a puppy in the goldberg home. >> it is a good life. >> you know how much pets bring to the home. >>> outside we go. breezy. one thing i want to remind you, i put the central park view on purpose. there is an elevated risk for brush fires this afternoon. leaves are coming in yes flowers are starting to bloom but we have a lot of dry brush around. winds are gusty and as i mentioned at our 4:15 weather the humidity is very, very low. we are very dry now. the humidity comes

later boyd rutherford will join us to talk about the open yoid task force. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal beginning at 7:00 eastern on friday morning. join the discussion. >>> next on american history tv, historians discuss general sherman's march flew georgia. after that, historian dennis fry talks about the impact of john brown's raid in the 1860 presidential election. a forum on the role of women in the civil war. >>> a panel of civil war historians and authors discuss union general william ta couple is a sherman's 1865 campaign through the carolinas, which followed after his famed march to the sea through

presidential election of 1876, andrew green's law partner, samuel tilden, won the popular vote but lost to rutherfordanswer after the break. when it comes to small business, she's in the know. so strap yourselves in for action flo! small business edition. oh, no! i'm up to my neck in operating costs! i'll save the day! for plumbers and bakers and scapers of lawn, she's got insurance savvy you can count on. you chipped my birdbath! now you're gonna pay! not so fast! i cover more than just cars and trucks. ♪ action flo did somebody say "insurance"? children: flo! ♪ action flo cut! can i get a smoothie, please? ooh! they got smoothies? for me. when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. >> it's "a." among other problems, florida democrats printed ballots showing abraham lincoln's face in an effort to trick freed slaves who c

rutherford b. hayes. we could soon see a female president. are you brainstorming women's shoes?e. we are certainly prepared for that. we think it should be versatile. it should be able to be something that should dress up should that be a requirement. >> to walk in any presidents' shoes would be a cool thing. maybe one day i could say i did. ♪ prepare for challenges specific to your business by working with trusted advisors who help turn obstacles into opportunities. experience the power of being understood. rsm. audit, tax and consulting for the middle market. may not always be clear... but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. for over 75 years, investors have relied on our disciplined approach to find long term value. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call a t. rowe price retirement specialist or your advisor ...to see how we can help make the most of your retirement savings. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. is better for your skin than wearing no makeup at all? neutrogena® cosmetics. with vitamins an

. >> the best weather day is sharing up for today a view looking from rutherford over toward midtown you'll see the empire state building right there in the middle of the screen. we have some clouds out there this morning but i think that will generally give way to couple showers early well north of new york city. we take a spin at the weather wheel 53 by 10:00 in the how about a pair of sixes by 3:00, and then our high temperature probably achieved right around 4:00 p.m., 69 in the city low 70s just off to the west and temperatures gradually tailing off into the mid 60s even as we head into the evening going to be really really nice out there this afternoon. we send it over t heather now looking at traffic and the rails. >> unfortuntely, jeff we still have this accident on the cross bronx expressway westbound near the degan. unfortuntely we have news copter 7 up above and shannon stone is here to give us an update . good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's a minor problem but a major headache if west on the cross bronx expressway this is just past the ramp for the major degan.

looking from rutherford, new jersey over to midtown the empire state building right smack dab in the middle of your screen. even see the chrysler building the screen. if we take a spin on the weather wheel today, it's quite a bit cooler than it was yesterday. we have the back door cold front move on through last night and now we have a wind coming in if from the east -- from the east. only 51 by 10:00 in the morning and mid 50s by the afternoon. probably more cloud cover than sunshine and there will be few breaks of sun especially later on today. 55 the temperature by around dinner time. but eastern long island is in the 40s all day and same thing with southwestern connecticut and bridgeport. whereas areas south and west of the city wail get up to the 60- degree mark. actually higher than that. we have some rain on the way and talk about that in the full accuweather seven day forecast. for easter weekend and beyond coming up after the break. right now in the meantime over to heather. with the commute. >>> and behind me i have the garden state parkway you can see the parkway is not do

rutherford b.use original phone system some five decades earlier. the president's phone number was 1. but herbert hoofer apparently got tired of having to leave the office every time he made or answered a call so he had a phone set up right there on his desk. it wasn't until the 1990s that the oval office actually got its own private line. but the leader of the free world finally got his own office phone 87 years ago. today. if news breaks out, you'll break in. "your world with cavuto" starts now. >>> fierce clashes breaking out between refugees and greek police on the border of greece and macedonia. riot police reportedly forced to withdraw from that area without making any arrests. all this as president obama so bringing in refugees here. more on that in a moment. but first, the battle for the badger state one week from today. donald trump right now set to hold a rally in janesville, wisconsin. that's going to be in less than an hour. but it was ted cruz getting the gov love. how is this all goin

here's our camera over at east rutherford, new jersey, looking across routes 1 and 9 to beautiful manhattan. there you see the empire state building, a great morning here. temperatures are nice. we're looking at 49, a dry humidity, a calm wind, the pressure holding steady. but it's just below 30. so the atmosphere a little bit unstable. we'll have some showers later on. normal high is 50. we're going to be at 62 today. normal overnight low is 35. a passing shower this afternoon, maybe tomorrow afternoon, maybe friday afternoon. above average temperatures today and tomorrow. we get to an average temperature friday and below average temperature this is weekend, and sunday we could have some rain and maybe sunday night a little rain/snow mix to kick off spring. so up the hudson river valley, temperatures are great. should be around 32, but it's 47 around poughkeepsie and kingston, 43 around white plains and over to rockland county. we got a calm wind this morning which makes the day start out feeling rather nice. so it looks like it's just going to be a really pretty day for much of the day an

. >> here's our shot from our live camera in rutherford, new gotham and we're looking at a pretty morning here, got a gorgeous sunrise as we look over routes 1 and 9 and toward 1 world trade, the empire state building, chrysler building there on the left. looking good. nice start to the day with a lot of sunshine. here's our camera on the roof of our super studios looking across central park and off to the east into that beautiful sunrise this morning. temperature 48 degrees. we got clear skies all the way back to the great lakes. but there's a back door front. this front to the north slides down, brings us much cooler air this afternoon and colder air tonight and tomorrow. by afternoon we're looking at 55 by 1:00, 58 this afternoon. still warmer than normal. there'll be some wind out of the northwest with this, there might be a sprinkle with that front coming down from the north, but after school we got sun and clouds, 58 degrees. kiddos at the bus stop today, for those of you that have school, grab a jacket or a coat and you'll be just fine. weather and traffic together every seven minu

this is what it looked like from my dashcam this morning around 2:30 on eastbound route 3 in east rutherford. rain causing slippery roadways gotta take it easy out there. >> absolutely. and you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans. >> well, we've got rain and we got rain as we look from our camera here in asbury park, new jersey, looking south. we're looking south all the way down toward ocean county, monmouth, ocean, down to atlantic county. we actually have a pretty good visibility here even though we've got rain and a southerly wind. rain is coming into the lens. your 5:00 a.m. temperature is going to be quite mild. normally we would be around 32. we are looking at 54. look at that, way warm this hour of the day. long branch 54, toms river 53. sayreville is 53. we're going to be looking at some numbers that are about -- you know, we're running 20 degrees warmer than normal for this time of the year. there's the rain. it's going to be with us through the morning commute until about 9:00, 10:00. and then the sun comes out and the temper

she has a young woman had attended the 25th wedding anniversary party to the white house of rutherford and lucy hayes. she decided she would like to come back one day and spend more time. [laughter] , we talke tragedies about the string of tragedies of helen taft, who really wanted to be first lady. today she would be president. about three months after taft became president, she suffered a stroke. with characteristic determination, she had to relearn speech. and she did. but it contributed to the general melancholy of the single taft term, over which hung this cloud called theodore roosevelt. susan dempsey, although she had lobbied to support her husband for the presidency, she had a much better political mind. as far astrusted tr she could throw him. she kept telling her husband not to trust theodore. in the end, in 1912, he turned on taft and ran the boldness. -- the bull moose. she is the first first lady to pass legislation with her name on it. legislation to improve working conditions for federal employees. particularly women who are beginning to move into the federal workforce i

the era of small science, ernest rutherford, marie curie who had gone as far as they could with the tools that nature gave them. the natural emissions from radium and polonium. they knew that the next step has to be something that derived from human ingenuity at a conference and said i would like to see somebody come up and inventive apparatus that can give us a house in electron polls and sit in a comfortably sized room. ernest lawrence delivered that a couple years later. what gave him the lasting influence over science by inventing the rusher in the era of big science, the big era of multimillion dollars apparatus come of that era that brought together foundations, government, universities, consortium for government. you could not build the equipment he invented or at least the latest generations about incorporating industry and the military, all these things come into science. he really was the godfather essay argued that military industrial complex. only three or four years after his death that dwight eisenhower sounded the alarm when he said we are getting to the point where the mil

east rutherford, let's check out route 3. it's moving along fine near the meadowlands. not a bad go at all. north of the city on the taconic and yorktown, we do have an accident reported here minor delays. alternate side is suspended today. you have to feed the meters. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> 5:17 now. to decision 2016 and the turn on the campaign trail involving the candidates' wives. tracie potts is live in washington with more on the developments this morning. including tracie, a new trump tweet overnight. >> it escalated michael while we were sleeping. just a few hours ago. the cruzes had been fighting back and they said dragging the base. >> overnight a new retweet from donald trump comparing trump's wife with heidi cruz. he called the attacks gutter politics. >> for donald to go after heidi is despicable and it reveals a lot about his character. >> we will not stoop to the level of donald trump. >> these sort of personal things >> trump first tweeted, he spilled the beans about heidi cruz after an anti-trump super pac ran this ad featuring his wife

just one-half point shy of its school record beyond the title itself, penn state wrestler dayne rutherford was named big ten wrestler of the year and jason nolf won the freshman of the year award. coach sanderson was named coach of the year. with the big ten title in the book, the focus shifts to the ncaa championship in new york city. nine members of the team will compete for their fifth title in six years, mir thriring big ten success. i wish these young men the best of luck as they compete in new york city and congratulate them on their achievement of earning the big ten title. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? the gentleman from california eek recognition? the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. , november vember 16, 18, 2015, darryl dean shriver 68 years old. gerald d. aldridge, 52. harold wayne aldridge, 50678 janel arlissa aldridge, 58. julie ann aldridge 47. carrie dean shriver, 46. valerie love shriver 44. manchester connecticut, december 8, 20156789 brittany mills, 28, bens

then heading over to new jersey, here is route 3 out in east rutherford. also in for a nice ride in new jersey overall. still in fantastic shape. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect and we'll have more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> lauren, thank you. 5:18 right now. now to decision 2016 and the movement called dump trump. in washington, some conservatives huddled in a private meeting to go over options. tracie potts is in washington with details. the options are to beat trump or give him competition. this closed door meeting organized by conservative republicans looking for a strategy to beat donald trump. >> the best way to do it is to get a unity ticket. >> it's not clear if that's ted cruz. they're looking at backing a third party candidate in november. >> hopefully, this time prevent a trump nomination. which i think would fracture the party. >> at a late rally last night, bernie sanders called on democrats to unite. >> that trumps every day dividing us up astrum would have us be. >> a times editorial warns trump to knoc

route 3 in east rutherford. things moving along nicely. no major problems on the roads in new jersey, new york or connecticut. enjoy the ride while you can. >> another commuter note. repairs expected to get under way. the newest subway station. mta officials say yonkers contracting which did the original work on the hudson new york station will foot a $3 million repair bill. officials say shoddy repairs expected to take 8 to 12 weeks. >>> officers rescued a litter of kittens that someone threw away. they responded to animal cruelty. left in a parking lot. not sure who would do something like that. the kittens are being cared for at a shelter. they are beautiful. >> that's so cute. >> up next at 6:00, parents start saving now. we'll show you a groundbreaking gaming system. yes. just shown it. your children want it as of 5:57. >> also, at 6:00 a.m., it is a big morning in my politics. the presidential front-runner snagged big wins. one key loss could cause donald trump come convention time. >>> take us with you. download the "news 4 new york

there are three in east rutherford. things are moving nicely in new jersey. in fantastic shape. no accidents out there. if you're getting on the rails, nj transit, metro-north, lirr, close to schedule. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. next weather and traffic update on the 4s. >> thank you very much. crews are preparing to head back out into the hudson river at the site of a tragedy. a tugboat crashed near the tappan zee bridge. tracie strahan is in tarrytown. the latest, tracie. >> michael, we have learned that that tugboat barge is pushing another barge -- in albany new jersey city when it crashed. three men were sent into the water. one man from staten island. still missing this morning. that tugboat was going through this large construction site wha when it happened. it hit a stationary construction barge near the site. so far crews have located the body of timothy kopg lynn of west bury. paul ammon of bayville, new jersey was pulled from the water. but he did not survive. governor cuomo says this all appears to have been an accident. conditions on

live look near the meadowlands in east rutherford. route 3, that is moving along nicely. no delays there at the turnpike. even the garden state parkway checks out great. the alexander hamilton bridge moving along without problems. if you're headed to the george, all the hudsons, even the lincoln and holland not finding problems. let's check out the ride on staten island, near bradley avenue, light volume, but a very nice ride. everything is on schedule, nothing to worry about there. alternate side metering rules are in effect. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >>> it's 5:46. we're getting a new look at an incredible crash landing on long island. first of 4:00, surveillance video shows the small plane coming down saturday. look at that, a father and daughter had engine trouble while coming ohm from a college visit in rhode island. the plane is a cirissr-22 and comes with a parachute for situations like this the owner of the training center on long island said this technology already saved 125 lives. >>> we have some dramatic video of the a robber who opened fir