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>>ben: 5:34. presidential candidates pushing hard for votes ahead of new york's upcoming april 19 primer. >>juliet: there's a huge rally on long island yesterday. where donald trump had his 17,000 supporters in attendance, his opponent ted cruz was also pressing the flesh in the bronx . >>ben: fewer than 17,000 there, i think. in all fairness, robert moses, good morning . >>reporter: one note on that 17,000, that was a number.trump tweeted and i checked in with nassau county police. they put the estimate at more different estimate. either way there were clearly thousands of people in bethpage last night and now the campaign has officially shifted. while to new york. thousands fact roman studios in bethpage for that row last night. donald trump who lost the primary in wisconsin sounded like a man who was glad to be home . this cloud soaked up his life about building a wall and making mexico pay for it and knocking the hell out of isis. trump could not hide his disdain for the man he has taken to ca

ben: jetblue have more legroom in coach. ben: over virgin america. i don't think a lot of people fly virgin american. juliet: you should. it is the best airline. amazing, i love it. ben: you tell me that every day. it is not new. i am aware. i like to think of my charm and i do have two children, thank ben: what is going on? >> meteorologist: so rude. juliet: help me out. ben: here is what we have out there, showers and storms, some will come through here. that was round one but another round will be coming through with potential to bring heavy rain, gusty wind and small hail should be coming through in the mid afternoon hours but the rain gets out of your. later tonight it turns cooler to finish the work week so temperatures are below normal in a few days but now it is warm and wet. let's see what is worth checking out. ines: not a lot going on. the lie heading into nassau county looks good, let's check the hudson river crossing with the george washington bridge, upper-level 40 minutes, lower-level 30 minute delay, lincoln tunnel 40, inbound holland

ben: never? juliet: no. ben: interesting. juliet: a paper. ben: you leave little bits of paper. juliet: everywhere. in my purse, little pieces of ben: we got to run, top stories when we return. juliet: a graveyard at my house. a wrap up of the new york primary result at 6:30, we will be right back. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead to death. stop taking januvia and call your doctor right away if you have severe pain in your stomach area which may be pancreatiti

ben: i am not. it is 6:00, april 6th. i am ben simmoneau, this is juliet honey. ben: he has skeletons in the closet and when the cameras are off you should hear, teresa know. john, they all know. >> meteorologist: he has the halo that never goes away. teresa says it kills. everybody got shot at immediately. ben: make it warmer please. >> meteorologist: yes, it can. today, just a little bit warmer. another cold one out there. if you are going to the bus stop you will need it. scarves, gloves, the stuff you typically need in the wintertime you will need today because it is cold, not as windy as we had yesterday but your morning temperature should be 30 as you head out to the bus stop or train stop. 30 central park, 29 in newark, 27 in bridgeport, montauk checked in at 32 , winss light reporting winds calm with a clear sky, and high clouds roll in later on. the warm front, cold front will work its way later this evening into tonight. you will see clouds later in the day, a high of 45 , and a high of 60 tomorrow, 52 friday, friday. let's gain a snapshot of the commut

ben: and she got the flu. she claims that she did and mysteriously a week later she got the flu. >> meteorologist: she got the flu and the look on her face, judge judy -- ben: 35 years now and i have yet to see her get a flu shot. >> meteorologist: let's ask if she is going to do it next year. ben: a waste of time. >> meteorologist: let's show you what is going on, it is cold again, cold temperatures and a freeze warning in effect for purple shaded counties were freezing conditions are hopefully you did what you had to to protect the plants out there but other than that he will be a decent day, sky will be brightening up soon enough, 40 at newark and central park, 36 in bridgeport and a lot of sunshine coming up today. high temperature 57 this afternoon, 58 tomorrow, 60 for you friday and high temperatures in the low 70s as we get into sunday and monday, temperatures a little above normal. there you have it. let's find out what is going on as you hit the road and/or the rails. let's see if ines has anything? i

. >> ben: things have been interesting for a while. it sets off about ted cruz and john kasich are teaming up to try to battle donald trump. will tell you what is going on in the battle to the white house. >> juliet: in local politics bill diblasio is there is an investigation continuing to grow with new reports alleges he violated campaign finance laws and you could see criminal action going on. >> ben: if you're going across the hudson, leave the cash at home. drivers will no longer stop or slow down at the toll booth. that is a thing of the past. if you do not have an easy pass you will get a bill in the mail. if you do not get a bill they probably lost it and you'll get a fine. >> juliet: so true. remember when i told you guys that i do this thing that cries my boyfriend crazy i go yeah excavation point. my brother john and i were walking home from dinner and i hear this, yeah. balcony and she said i watch you and she knows the, yeah thing. so it's now becoming a thing. >> ben: so it's going to happen everywhere you go? >> juliet:

>>ben: thank you very much. the attacks are also heating up between the democrats, hillary clinton and bernie sanders. clinton is questioning sanders truthfulness and preparedness for the presidency. sanders said back rally in philadelphia accusing her of taking tens of millions of dollars and special interest funds. they had a nasty twitter exchange yesterday . involving guns, yes. the attacks, ahead of the very important april 19 new york primary. he accused her of taking money from special interest , she accused him of voting for a bill that was favored by the nra. >>juliet: both say the other is not qualified to be president. 4:37. let's talk about things a little closer to home like right over there on time square. the city one step closer to rounding up those costumed characters in time square, we are not there yet. then is happy about this. a city council committee approved a bill allowing the dot to restrict where characters can panhandle at pedestrian areas in all five boroughs. the move calls complaint

i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy and that is michael woods. >> meteorologist: i might as well add to the list of things for you to complain about. there is a long list. let's talk about what we had in december. remember how warm it was? average temperature 50.8 . where is spring? average temperature 46, 42. we are a little lackluster this april. ben: should it be 60 every day? >> meteorologist: 58 or so. we are coming up colder than normal. we have to see if anything turns but if anything it gets worse in the next couple days. today will be on the warmer side but when the and wet, we have a wind advisory going into effect the south, winds coming through at 30, gusting to 50 miles an hour. that to do some damage, not as nasty stuff, tree lines and power lines could be at risk. the wind direction from the from the south later as the front gets closer, still miles, 52 central park, 55 at newark, 31 in bridgeport, the southwind does a number on temperatures bringing them up, most locations 20 to

ben: new yorkers urged to leave the car at home. so to or freeze. ben: good morning. i am ben simmoneau. it is going to be a decent morning. the rain moves in. thirty-seven. this will pull up. it really is one of those days where it is just here and there. throw it to the side. you should go right today. temperature starting off in the 50s and 60s. fifty-three@trooper. ten pictures are really filed. ten-20 degrees warmer than it was 24 hours ago. we have the sequelae sky around the tri-state region. a few showers line. a little flavoring this morning. everyone reporting that christ died. high pressure was in control. these two areas of pressure will work their way through and bring our chances of showers of. a few quick isolated storm. high temperature goes up to 727 degrees. we are religious use of a sky. let's get over to christina stoffo. she has been kept pretty busy here. christina: the 78. a new things on the lincoln. a couple things going on. good morning, everyone. right by without one and nine. dealing with this truck. the use first place of 78 eastbound. exp

ben, melissa, you have been judged, ben, i'm sorry, you've been smooived.ou are our winner. wait, wait, wait. i-- i smooived-- i smooived the wrong one. >> eat it! eat it! eat it! eat it! eat it! >> stephen: "the boss" is in theaters this friday. melissa mccarthy and ben falcone, everybody. we'll be right back. red lobster's lobsterfest is a party... ...on every plate - and we're about to keep it going. yeah, you've got three more weeks to try the largest variety of lobster dishes of the year... ...like lobster lover's dream... and new dueling lobster tails. this party can't last so hurry in. ( applause ). >> stephen: all right! hey! welcome back, everybody. my next guest is the co-founder, president, and editor in chief of the huffington post and author of "the sleep revolution: transforming your life one night at a time." please welcome arianna huffington. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> great to see you. >> stephen: how goes the media empire? >> the media empire is much better now that we all sleep enough. >> phil: oh, okay, well, all right, is

named ben. . i thought it was a song that was about a mouse that he >> a beautiful song, ben. >> i have more uplifting news in the weather department because we're seeing lots of sunshine for today folks through but upcoming weekends. 20s in monticello and sussex. poughkeepsie 31 degrees. 43 out in central park. 38 in islip and bridgeport is also upper 30s right now. elsewhere across the northeast we're at 38 in boston it's 34 in albany. that's same number in williams port in 40s now in philly and even down towards d.c. and pittsburgh too. high pressure is in control over northeast that is going to bring dry weather from maine towards mid-atlantic so we're going to experience sunny skies, even out towards great lakes today and as you send kith out to the bus morning you might want to dress them in layers, it will be chilly to start off when they head to the bus but later on when they come up much milder to shed a layer off the top a coat or jacket an probably be able to we're expecting temperature

[ cheers and applause ] i love ben affleck. >> steve: come on, i love me the ben. >> jimmy: love benben's going to fill us in on the movie, then and he and i are going to do what tough guys do, play a round of "pup quiz." now this is -- this is our animal trivia game where the winner takes home puppies. [ cheers ] plus, from the hit comedy series, "life in pieces" and the new hbo film, "confirmation," zoe lister-jones is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] and that's -- that's it. >> steve: that's it. >> jimmy: that's all we got -- >> no! >> jimmy: no. i forget we had something else. >> steve: what's that? [ screams and applause ] >> jimmy: the puppies are going to do some tricks later. >> steve: are they really? [ laughter ] oh my gosh. >> jimmy: my main man, zayn is here tonight, everybody! [ screams and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: guys, "batman v superman: dawn of justice" comes out tomorrow. so we thought we'd celebrate the only way we know how, by taking footage from the classic saturday morning "superfriends" cartoons and editing it to make it sound like batman and su

>> ben is being mean to me today. >> that's not u true. just back being my old self. >> worse than cicadas. highs in low 70s. cereal are stabbed my gum and in pain right now. >> so many problems -- one day afternoon the next. >> hazy out there. >> what is this nonsense? hold on a second kind of like my heart. >> wow. >> what was that audrey? >> clouds this morning. >> not listening, about ben. she hassed full forecast u coming up for us. >> discuss that in a moment. primary day here in new york for the in democrats, hillary clinton and bernie sanders hoping to each of them made a last dimp effort in the city for voters. >> donald trump wants to win new york an he's on his way to doing that he's going to make a big win. despite aghast, though, yesterday we'll tell you what that was. >> other news feds made their first arrest in connection with the corruption probe. a brooklyn man accused of bribing officers to get gun licenses. >> smoking, what's going on? a cigarette or a straw -- >> could be a cigarette there. >> no biggie. the crank let

juliet: good morning, ben. i am okay. ben: happy april fools' day . juliet: happy day before ben's birthday . ben: audrey, good morning. at the end of the weekend! we are in store for a rainy end. let's reflect back to yesterday. temperatures in the 70s at 730. i slept came in at 650. they're still in the 60s at many locations at this early hour. 670 in sussex and out in the island is a nice start with temperatures in the 50s. >> the nice weather is here courtesy of the southwest wind that's coming in at 10 miles per hour. we will see temperatures still above average as we go through our friday. this time we have rain gear handy because we are expecting scattered showers throughout the day.we see portions of new jersey this morning. we have a line as developing out to the west and it's crossing into the area as we go into the day. we are expecting on and off showers and a threat of storms later this afternoon. temperatures are mild in the 70s across the area. tomorrow we are still with highs in the 50s and there's a threat of a passing shower in the a

ben and juliet happy birthday ben. a pleasant weekend. rosy o'donnell is never getting married again. after seening off on her divorce agreement with with ex-michelle she declared to reporter she's never get mard again you can print that. o'donnell filed for divorce in february of 2015 and preaversly married to executive named kelly carpenter o'donnell agreed to joint legal custody of their daughter three-year-old dakota. >> been confirmed that tom kriewlz will be staring in top gun two. >> we like that joel revealed news last nights to entertainment tonight. talks of the sequel to that classic that 80s classing has been circulating for years. original movie came out of the 1986. and anthony edwards. cialght but i'd be sad because they were part of the whole dinner -- movie it is ben's birthday >> thank you. >> over o the hill. juliet's doings. thank you. >> ines welcome happy birthday. some are saying they think it's a april fools thing. no he doesn't know we're thinking -- got to run. congratulations. see you later. refresh yourself on

ben carson is here, everybody! (cheers and applause) yes! but first, today is the new york primary, yes, the 2016 candidates have been working it hard the past few weeks and no one more so than donald trump. i mean, he held a rally up in buffalo last night, a place famous for creating the style of chicken wings he rubs on his face every morning. and now trump is expected to win big tonight, which is no surprise. he is a native new yorker and not only was he shaped by new york city, he was here on its darkest day. and as he told his supporters last night, he never forgets. >> i think what i want to do is i want to talk just for a second, i wrote this out and it's very close to my heart because i was down there and i watched our police and our firemen down on 7-11 down at th3 world trade center right after it came down -- (laughter) >> trevor: how?! how can you confuse the most unforgettable date in american history with a convenience sto store?! how?! (cheers and applause) and, you know, the worst thing he says it proudly, and i wrote this do

ben carson. my personal hero would be my mother. absolutely had the worst life anybody could imagine but refused to be a victim and refused to allow us to be victims as well. (applause) >> uh, i would like to change my answer to that one as well, please, so i don't look like an ass. (laughter) >> okay. well, that is all the time we have. thank you to dr. ben carson and dr. ken carson. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) ♪ the heineken family passed down a special gift; a recipe with only three natural ingredients. (cheers and applause) ♪ i also have a special gift... ♪ the ability to cry on demand. it's beautiful, huh? only three natural ingredients. there's more behind the star. heevery year withls iphone forever from sprint. here's how it feels to get 50% off most national carrier rates too. ♪ so imagine how you'll feel when you get all this and 50% off iphone 6s on the fastest network. from virtually anywhere. to warn of danger it's been smashed and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehic

j l can you imagine what he was look, ben? >> just a little ben. ben simmoneau -- >> thinking there hasn't been much of a change . hair is pretty much -- >> the hair doesn't move clearly. [laughter] what's up? outside for us here today a lot like what we had yesterday. cloudy skies. cool temps wet weather trying to flirt with us in tristate. 49 central park right now. 47 degrees in sussex. 51 for you out in newark, and 48 drag degrees in bridgeport u now a hair warm or. one degree warmer in central park. 4 in newark, and 12 warmer in generally speaking milted. but here's the deal warmer this in the afternoon answer is no. we have a cloudy sky with us in the tristate. scattered lighter showers also in bergen county in new jersey. not a big deal but some scat isered lighter showers mainly in northern tear of the tristate what we're looking at right now. but cloudy skies keep temps from going up much five to seven degrees from where we are right now. this low pressure will kick up additional showers but a quick ranted of showers through here and head

. >> there is no place like home, ben. ben: there is no place like home! >> they both do. trumped is more mellow than hillary. they are celebrating maybe asleep. hillary clinton and donald trump win big in your primary . we will bring you the latest. ben: a problem with the polls. some voters were turned away when they went to cast presidential primary. former nypd officer, peter liang is sentenced to service in the shooting death of a kind girly which means he will not spend any time in jail. we have reactions to that . >> good morning. it's 4:31 am. juliet: how are you? ben: i am well. i'm rested. juliet: is but nice. don't you? ben: you take what you can get . lots of craziness going on. [laughter] ben: she is posing for photos on iphone. nevermind that the actual cameras on . : let's talk about yesterday's temperatures. tri-state. high temperatures at 730 and yesterday's high indoor cat 73 with a high-end walmart 670. 68 in bridgeport. 60 out towards montauk point. current temperatures are nice at 520. monticello is at 390. is doing good at the 50s and 520 at newark. t

ben: probably not.bind the delegates to reflect the votes of the preferential votes in their state. so that count should be known with a fair degree of specificity on june 8th. there is a scenario where the convention could try to unbind all the delegates, meaning that the voices of all the voters did not count. it is possible for a convention to do something like that, but also highly unlikely. john: doesn't that beg the question, why do we have the convention? if the vote is known and nobody can switch the vote, if trump is recorded by the caucuses of having a majority, why are the delegates there? ben: the main reason for having the convention is to get all the most dedicated republicans together in one place to be able to have unity, come up with a platform. john: let me rephrase the question. why have the rollcall vote for the presidential preference? count?ntial ballot ben: the reason is more of history, to give someone from every state the ability to do it. remember the rules call for the , vice

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ben, do you want to take that? i think you had 30 senators vote against your confirmation, which was the highest ever. janet, you had roughly 30 people vote against you. as the fed become roughly more politicized -- has the fed become roughly more politicized? chairman bernanke: i sit here next to fed -- two paul volcker -- next to paul volcker. the fed is always trying to do the right thing. the writing is not what everybody always agrees on. i understand why -- the right thing is not what everybody always agrees on. i understand why there is political pressure. obviously, they were very unhappy with the economy a few years ago. i think all the fed can do is try to do the right thing for the economy and hope that a better economy will make people, you know, more open. and also to be asked transparent as possible. i felt one of the important goals -- we talked about communication. is to the purposes explain why you are doing when are doing and hope that people who are paying careful attention will understand and ap

ben and juliet, back to you. ben: check it out it's a scene out of a movie with three men stranded on a remote island in the south pacific. it's a little bit of creativity that they needed to be rescued. >> they saw u.s. navy plane and the three men were stranded on a remote island near micronesia. they swam about 2 miles with good health. they are excited to see their families again. >> let's bring in chris. 770 what you think about that? >> it's one of the worst films i ever saw in my life . remember that tom hanks claxton way? volleyball and he was talking to them nonstop. the theater. curtis, we agree . >> 45 minutes goes by and there is not a word of dialogue.>> it was the worst. robin caruso. >> it was only three days. >> imagine what they were thinking. isn't that what you get when you go sailing? >> i am.>> not far from the islands in the philippines where the japanese bonsai warriors are stuck years after it's over. remember, they would not come out and they thought of the w-2 is moving forward. >> let's

fareed: ben, do you want to take that? it is interesting. i think you have 30 senators vote against your confirmation, the highest ever. and janet yellen and roughly 30 people vote against you. has the fed become more politicized? ben: well i sit here next to paul volcker, the fed has always had little pressures at various times. the fed is trying to do the right thing. and sometimes the right thing is not what everybody agrees on. so yeah, i know that i understand that there is political pressure out there. people aren't happy with the economy. obviously, they were very unhappy with the economy a few years ago. i think all the fed can do is try to do the right thing for the economy and help them better economy will make people, you know, more open. and also to be as transparent as possible. one of the important goals -- we talked about communication, many purposes to the clarity of the market and the like. but one of the purposes is to explain why you are doing what you're doing. and hope that people who are paying careful attention will un

jerry willis, charlie, ben stein, and adam. dagan as you saw subhosting on bulls and bears. jerry. >> what's wrong with the oil and gas industry? but she says she's not taking money from them. she is taking money from them employees of them. it seems to me that the woman just protests too much. >> the bottom line, right charlie, progressives painted the oil companies as evil, evil, evil for years. >> and i don't think they're evil just for the record. i want to make a point. i think this was a very good moment for hillary clinton. she got in the face of a lefty lunatic who was maligning her record. listen, it's one thing to take money from the companies themselves, i'm not saying there's anything wrong with that it, but that's a deference between taking money from lower level employees of the companies. and i think she's has every right to take money from employee of companies. >> you know, ben, i've got to tell you, made hillary look, she had that emotional ump that people are looking for. i don't think a mail candidate could have gotten away with that, what do you think ov

[laughter] ben, aren't you tired of this? what are you going to do when i leave ben? , where is your home? ben: brooklyn. governor kasich: oh, you are going to go home? ben: yeah. today, going home. governor kasich: we are back on monday. are you coming up? ben: i hope so. governor kasich what are you : doing tonight? >> i am going to hang out in prospect park. governor kasich: where is prospect park? k inrospect park is a par brooklyn. governor kasich: what are you going to do? >> right now? going to the bronx. governor kasich: really? you're going to go there? >> probably. what are you going to do? governor kasich: i'm going to go home and have dinner, weight on my wife and daughter to come home. and then tomorrow, i think i'm going to play golf. >> where? governor kasich: columbus. >> what did you think of the food? governor kasich i really want : another pickle. but i don't want to read about it. we have got to go. thank you very much. ok. what we are really interested in here is gathering delegates. i will beat donald in new york, but i think we will have momentu

ben. >> dog hater. but a trivia wiz. >> we have to run. >> people are now happy with your anti-dog stance. trobs. don't mess with her. that's all i have to say because she will bring you down. it's just a stick. he's u true . fine with that. there's still outrage type of thing. temperatures not too warm today. mike will tell us all about the weather coming up. >> it was a clean sweep for the republican primary. donald won five for five. dephotoing rivals by big margins. >> look who is behind him. hillary clinton has more than the 0% of the delegates she needs to clinch the party nomination she. only rhode island. eric announcing a settlement. brokers used illegal ticket box software to buy them and resold those tickets as a markup. they go on sale. you go on a minute or two later and it's sold out. that's what happened. >> very annoying when this happens. curious to see the list of these. >> i'm ben simmoneau. 6:31 chilly out there. 40s to get a start this morning. hello there. >> happy hump day. yeah.

ben: was it awesome? mike: it was great! ben: costa rica is far. it's 4 and a half five hours. if you look at the map , itself of louisiana. a fun nice place. it's hot , like 1000. no joke! mike: i got the sun spewing ! i'm happy everyone here had everyone is happy. everybody wins. good morning. i want to show you what we had. it was a little bit cooler but not bad.69 is the high temperature and 72 in allentown. 66 in monticello and those are your high temperatures. temperatures are where they should be and maybe a little bit warmer than normal essential part. 47 in bridgeport and 46 in montauk . wins are fairly light from the southwest at 5 miles per hour. for now we have a sunny sky. let's have please see what's happening and we will bring some showers in tomorrow. high temperature going up to 720 and it's a little bit breezy. as we go throughout the next five days, and i've 760. we also have showers trying to pop through and a quick thunderstorm.that goes into saturday morning and we should be done. the rest of the week looks a little bit warmer and you come back. on saturda

ben: brooklyn. governor kasich: oh, you are going to go home? ben: yeah. governor kasich: we are back on monday. are you coming up? what are you doing tonight? >> going to hang out in prospect park. governor kasich: where is prospect park? >> prospect park is a part in brooklyn. governor kasich: what are you going to do? >> right now? bronx.o the governor kasich: really? you have to go there? >> what are you going to do? : haveor kasich o hav dinner, wait on my wife and daughters to come home. i think i'm going to play golf. >> where? governor kasich: columbus. what do you think? i really want another pickle. but i don't want to read about it. [laughter] thank you all. ok. what we are really interested in here are gathering delegates. york, beat donald in new but i think we will have momentum coming out of new york. and we will win delegates. that is what we want. >> what would you consider -- you just said it would be difficult to beat donald? what do you think will happen? don'tor kasich: i know. i am not a political guy, like that. only tell me if we di

ben: possible, but unlikely.e a credentials challenge, and rule 101 of convention management is to be sure as many of your opponents s delegates are subject to challenges as yours are. mark: have you seen anything in the conduct of elections that would leave them open to a successful challenge? ben: i have not been at all the state conventions. the challenges that were 12cessful four years ago and years ago involved challenges to procedures at state conventions. mark: let's talk about the second scenario discussed in "the wall street journal," the notion people could be bound delegates but become changes objectors and say, i don't think i should vote for donald trump on the first ballot even though i am supposed to, because i don't like the process or don't think i should. any chance anyone can get away with that> if i just stand up and say, i am not voting for trump, anyway you can get away with that? bebn: probably not. rule 16 will find the delegates to reflect the votes of the preferential votes in their stat

ben doesn't think so. look at the temperature . >> it's 46. >> excuse me. >> it's 46. >> excuse me. >> it's the little pollen nights. they are falling everywhere.mike tells us how much we will see as far as the warming up close. >> a platform collapses for subway riders who use the number five. he will tell you about the station closings coming up .

ben and juliet back to both of you. >> all right teresa priolo thank you very much. >> thank you. >> u 07 one person is dead following a outside rutgers newark campus. >> another person scwhrird shots were fired. near central avenue and houston street they found both victims. not word if they were students. three people of interest are reportedly in custody this marks 45th custody in newark this year ago. >> crashing plane on a single engine plane in the middle of third eave and bayport 7:00 last nights. firefighters rescued the pilot and passenger from that burning plane. nfertle say piper 28 experience engine trouble and reports of stalling, and it was trying to return back to the airport when it clipped a tree and hit utility lines before crashing. here's a witness. >> iftion looking out my window. landed it and within the -- scott clifford is in serious condition with two broken legs an a head injury. the passenger 65 yeertd michael luckily no one on the ground was injured. one week from tomorrow voters across new y

>> ben: in theory. i mean, they are just pure experimentation for experimentation's sake. >> rene: and it's pretty damn delicious. >> anthony: i like that. >> rene: it's another food item on your shelf. and me, as a cook, that's what i want. >> rene: these are two year old cherries with the cherry pits and wild roses -- five years old wild roses now, very deep, intense. >> alessandro: this is amazing. amazing. >> anthony: they're not just thinking about what tastes good now, they're talking about, "will this taste good in 2 years if we ferment it, or age it, or dry it?" >> rene: we like to ferment it. we add bacteria to it. so that it needs 3 years of time, and then it becomes utter delicious. >> ben: the diversity available to us through looking at fermentations, and looking at different bacteria, and looking at different molds, yeast, all sorts, is absolutely enormous. >> anthony: there's stuff rotting in jars and vases that these experiments of fermentation and flavor. you're all doing some sinister

ben and juliet . ben: 5:21 am. many involved in the amtrak crash will be interviewed today. going 106 miles per hour. the speed limit for that section is 110. officials say the engineer hit the emergency brakes five seconds after ramming into the backhoe. the operator and the supervisor were killed . 30 people on the train were injured.those injuries are not life-threatening. >> repairs to the l train tracks were damaged by sandy and they are going to cause big headaches for people in brooklyn.>> they could also cause big problems on the manhattan side. that spring and carry through with details. >> good morning. the mta is considering a plan to shut down the l train on the east river tunnel. if it does it , it does mean there might not be one for over a year. closing the tracks is one of the options. there is an upside. it was speed up the work the mta has to do .it will get it all over with. that's instead a piece by piece. >> the downside is it will hundreds of thousands of hangers. >> i would probably move clos

ben, you said kasich cuts his own hair?> yes, i believe so. >> i don't think we know that for sure. >> i'm just basing it on my eyes. >> you are far from alone in thinking that. you said cruz's father looks a little like geppetto. i think that's racist. >> not the first time. >> really? >> i'm pretty sure it is. >> why? where is geppetto from? >> italy. >> okay. i'm italian. so i, you know, i like my people. >> man, i can't believe i didn't get to the trump story. >> ooooh. >> so bummed. >> oh, well. bye. >> thanks. time to take a break. country music stars that hate themselves when we come back. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. police in virginia trying to find a motive in a deadly shooting which left a state trooper dead. they've identified the suspect as james brown iii. they say brown pulled out a gun and shot 37-year-old chad dermyer. dermyer and other officers were at a bus station conducting a training exercise at the time. officers returned fire, striking brown, who later died at the ho

you think he's going to do it tomorrow, ben? >> you know, look, we've seen polls that show us surging with black men, you know, from 54 down by more than 20 points. so we'll see -- you know, we'll see who shows up tomorrow. but what we're seeing suggests we could do very, very well. >> you said you're seeing polls with black men, young people, voters in their 30s, in their 40s. i guess that does give him some hope. but i want you guys to look at this. this is an nbc, "wall street journal" national poll that's out there. only two-point difference between hillary clinton and sande sanders. do these numbers worry the clinton campaign? >> the clinton campaign feels really good about this next series of states, i would say. and they feel good about new york tomorrow. i do think it's probably going to be a little narrower than what the public polls suggest. but ultimately this is a case that has to be made state by state. and she has been doing that state by state, and bernie has been doing it in his own way. he just hasn't won the ri

. >> good morning ben. good morning ines, and crew. our nice stretch of weather is about to come to an ends. today it will be warm and sunny. but then the rain returns. mike is running in here -- he's not prepared. >> we need the rain, though, a little bit actually. >> we do. >> not on a friday. >> you're an allergy person. wash that pollen -- >> pollen out of my hair. >> mike has full forecast coming up. >> a jogger fights off a man who tried to sexual assault her in prospect park around this hour yesterday morning. now police need your help to >> hillary clinton and donald trump are back on the campaign trail as they both look to clinch their nominations. >> hairriet tubman on the $20 bill. 601. 41 degreeses. tfnlgt that's your friday. you're off tomorrow. >> my bro? is in town. i never get to it see him, thank you very much, ben. >> welcome back john huddy doubting he's watching. >> probably at my house watching. awe -- michael e costa rica first time, how was it? >> not the easiest place to get around but state in the reso the whil

ben mandel. mark: coming up next, shares of intel falling after the company announced 12,000 job cuts. what's next for the world's biggest maker of semiconductors? more bloomberg markets ahead. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i mark barton. -- i'm mark barton. betty: i'm betty liu. a look at business stories in the news right now. or motor apparently paid $199,950, 55,000 more than the sticker price to buy one of the first sport-utility vehicles made by tesla according to vehicle registration documents. the model x was the six to fourth one made at teslas factory in california. the vehicle with michigan plates has been spotted in the detroit area. automakers often buy cars made by competitors for road testing and teardowns to reveal components and materials and how exactly they are put together. itted continental has made official, shaking of its board as part of an agreement with investors. robert milton will be the new chairman. milton will replace the current chairman henry myers. unite

what's left to fix, ben? >> so there have been a number of lawsuits, and the union movement at northwestern really put a scare into sort of the status quo. but the system, there is a little bit of extra money for the players now. there has been incremental movement sort of toward reform. but it essentially is unchanged. and it's really hard to go through the courts, because there was a suit over using players' names and images in tv without their consent and without paying them for it. and they won. and on appeal, the idea that colleges could now pay trust funds to players was overturned. while still saying that the ncaa had violated antitrust laws. so in essence, it was the rules are illegal, but they can basically continue as they are. and it's because, you know, institutions like the courts and institutions like the labor board which weighed in on the northwestern case don't want to hit the eject button on the system that we have here and don't want to be the ones who are blamed for changing college sports