eastbound near bloomfield avenue. the accident is cleared but delay begin before the garden state parkway. on 78 east, exit 29, that is another accident. you have the f and g trains, smith, 9th up to church street. i heard about an accident on the brukner -- bruckner. i'll tweet that out to you. lori and ken, over to you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, a dangerous sight high above a refinery. what sparked this huge tower of flames. >> and the hometown honor for i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annualcontract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't. switch to better. switch to fios why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why ar

almost ifist in bloomfield. by noontime the temperatures in the 50s and 60s. at that point it would be a great day to get outside and enjoy some fun each of mix sxoet sunday and --- enjoy some of the with the day mixing sunday and grounding out what could be more rain. >> and thank you for joining us for "good day, virginia". it's super tuesday and time to go out there and vote. >> super tuesday is not just the first tuesday in march, though that's pretty super committed. it's the day a lot of people vote in the prime easier. i'm kyle benjamin, by the i'm kyle benjamin. >> january: and i'm january keaton. >> kyle: 12 states and one u.s. territory are holding the nominee contests. anyone over the top but could create the insurmountable lead to clinton and trop. ret then president xwral candidate john kasi chth in full panic mode. with 49% support and the ornc report of support from owners, he'd back the slew of endorsements. >> he's facing a barrage from the establishment. >>y won't vote for hillary clinton so i'd have to look for a third party ac option. >> as

and cliffton, new jersey s blocking one lane on route 3 eastbound on bloomfield avenue and delays back to the garden state parkway and subway issues in brooklyn this morning and running at fourth avenue. alternate side parking is in, affect citywide today. and back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> and in sports, the knickings and ranger his -- knicks and rangers were blown out. >> the warriors win it 121-85 and here is o tight livingston. >> coming up, the devils host the -- and the islanders with the predators, rangers at the kings and nets in chicago. plus, the first full day of march madness. iona getting set for the 2:00 eastern matchup with iowa state and denver. the underdogs and the head coach said they could lose 364 as out of the year. all that matters is be better that one day, which is later today and last night, in, caa first four game, holy cross and southern tied at 52 and that is until robert champion has 55 seconds left and holy cross lost 19 games the season and found the winning formula and the first n doctor, aa win since 1953. that is your cbs 2 sports update. >>>

accident here eastbound near bloomfield avenue. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> thanks so much, emily. >>> the newark school district will begin to test students for lead poisoning. it comes as district officials revealed the water contamination has been happening for years. tracie strahan is one of the testing sites. tracie? >> reporter: darlene, not only is this one of the testing elevated levels of lead were discovered. today, they're going to be testing toddlers. about 2,000 of them. they could be the most at risk. as many as 17,000 newark public school students could be susceptible to this. school officials say there have been elevated levels of lead in the district's drinking water since 2012. we're expecting the results of water quality tests for newark public schools. pretty raucous meeting of concerned parents. they're rallying for new infrastructure in newark public schools. they say school officials need to fix piping and install water filters since that could be the cause of a lot of the lead issues. there's a lo

rosales >> no problem on route 3 eastbound from 46 expect delayses a flipped over car blocking bloomfield avenue. over on l.i.e. traffic starting to slowdown there westbound as everyone is heading to work. hov lanes look good. george washington bridge driving into the city, upper leal your usual 20 to 30 inbound. lower level 20 to 40. holland tunnel has a 15 delay from each approach. >> 45 already at 6:30. thank you ines. sad news serious news nypd investigating a stabbing again at a subway station this one in harlem threaft a man had dead. >> happened before 9:00 last night and suspect is still on the loose. teresa priolo is live at the 110th street, two, three subway station with mother. teresa. >> this is one more slashing, stabbing in a disturbing trend this going to stop? first let's start with the crime that ended where we are here on 110th central park north. according to police a 53-year-old man was stabbed in the neck as well as the upper back while he was selling metro swipes at a station a few blocks away on 116th street he was stabbed. as he was bleed profusely he hopped on a

mcgrady a difference live in bloomfield with a lemonade stand >> this is where the team marlee lemonade stand stood today, but for these this one for elementary school kids it is about much more than two oh without cups. making one big dream come true. a wish to give is rare. a wish of helping others and you yourself are when you yourself are going through so much. >> thank you ladies. >> here in broomfield. >> my friends are supporting me. >> nine -year-old marley and company are hoping to company are hoping to beat childhood cancer. with a lot of energy, cups of lemonade and dozens of bose. >> we have a bunch of them. >> because she fought through chemo 42 weeks of chemo so that inspired me. >> inspired by marley's year-long battle to beat her soft tissue cancer. >> it's been hard but my friends have supported me through all of >> marley and friends. >> raise money for childhood cancer. >> are raising thousands of dollars. >> there is a donation for you. >> thank you. >> that's a hundred dollars. >> her aunt for her underfunded children cancer research. >> i hope one day they will hav

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out of the south at 14 and 30s. inglewood and still at 42 degrees at weight words. 43 degrees at bloomfield and across the rest of this front range in is a mix of 30s and 40s. 41 degrees and castle rock and 45 degrees in fort collins. they do want to show you these wind speed numbers and we didn't have a lot of wind today. tomorrow will clear up just a little bit. speeds at 30 miles per hour and will push onto the eastern plains and come to an end as the sun sets. for the rest of tonight clear skies and a few high clouds off to the west early in the morning. we we'll see the clouds push closer to denver and lunch hour and push onto the eastern plains as it comes to an end. across the rest of the state it is the same thing. quiet skies and you wake up in the morning with just a few high clouds over the mountains as we go through the day clouds will thicken up. it will take an easterly track before printing out with the setting sun. lows tonight in the 20s and 30s and there are a few spots that will stay in the 40s, mainly in the south and east where they have the warm 70s today. speaking of

let's go to route 3 near bloomfield avenue. that is an accident and then we'll look at what is happening here. bqe, another accident. two lanes are closed down. i'm going to fix that word right there and the fdr drive as you go to the southbound side. jam packed into the 90s with an accident cleared. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. over to you. >>> it is 5:four p. still ahead on -- 5:47. this morning, terrifying moments for a grandmother kwh a to stops breathing in the middle of a busy drive. >> is this not a day that we thought would ever happen. >> and the heart warming homecoming for a dog that was how luna managed to hey, have you heard? heard what? before school starts in september, all kids going into 7th and 12th grade have to get the meningococcal vaccine. it protects against diseases like meningitis. that can be serious, even deadly. yeah, that's why they can't start school without it. something to share? (giggling) actually, yes! talk to your health care provider. even kids who've had one sho

talking to people in bloomfield hills, michigan. absolutely beautiful. romney grew up a short walk from here. this is romney countries, 40, 50 years. we went to a cafe around the corner, little daddy's, try and get a sense of what is going on with trump. and when we talked to voters they shared that aversion to trump. they think he is a moderate, intempera intemperate, crude. but here is the interesting thing. when romney was on tv, playing on every monitor in the diner, but very few heads were turned. very few people were paying attention. in terms of the reaction in this particular corner of republicans, way on to the bring someone in, leo savoy. he is in charge of the tops and firemen. you're a republican? >> correct. >> how do you feel about seeing the infighting between romney and trump? >> biggest problem that you have is whoever the nominee is going to be, he has it o get along with people. i don't see that happening with trump. just like what he did with paul ryan the other night. he is going to have to pay. you just don't d

richard is in west bloomfield, michigan. go ahead, richard. caller: hi. work with a company that makes from colorado-grown industrial hemp, and we've been eeing a lot of promising results for a lot of different nerve and muscle pain. antiinflammatory with no cbd, effects, and that there's a lot of scientific data and lab result tests for the products that we have. so for people that don't want to have -- take the road to get to heroin that are in pain, i think , so i a nice alternative just wondered what your thoughts were. host: richard in west bloomfield, michigan. we won't make you comment on that commercial product. meghan mccarthy, in all these discussions, is there talk about the colorado experiment on legalization? guest: you know, pain management is what these drugs are prescribed for, and that's a big who supportt people the legalization of marijuana make, that this is something that could help people and not be, you know, as addictive or a pathway as the caller said, to heroin. there are other people that would say it's just another drug, and it

janet bloomfield, the creator of the women against feminism # and her account had been erased for simply columnist back to her. and then there is milo who lives to annoy the social justice warriors and he had his account de-verified. why? we are not sure. twitter won't reveal why it bans its users of the free speech or speech police? twitter will have to choose. do you get the sense, tim, that twitter is a little bias on the left wing side? what do you think? >> probably. probably it skews younger to make kids happy. >> really? >> yes. my parents are conservatives to 80-year-olds and they do not think twitter users. if twitter has a marketing strategy it is not for world war ii vets. it is skewing younger. it is more black lives matter, you know. it is not exactly -- twitter is not huge in nursing homes. >> facebook though -- >> love it. >> they love going in for angioplasty, 10 likes. those are the only 10 friend that are left. >> they could be on twitter and use an angioplasty hash tag. >> do you think it is not an ideology thing, but a marketing thing -- >> i think that a lot of us in

bloomfield avenue shut down in both directions. john del giorno, channel seven, eyewitness news. >> thank you for that. >>> water fountains at 30 newark school buildings will be shut off after discovery of elevated lead in water samples. bottled water and water coolers have been delivered to the school buildings. children can be tested for lead . >>> boy, has it been a mess on the roads today. debbie in for heather. hi, debbie. >> problems now getting to the inbound lincoln tunnel. a crash and then a stall in the south tube at the lincoln, outbound george, it is 45 at george, one hour at the lincoln. 30 at holland tunnel. alternate side rules are in effect. back over to you. >> thank you so much. >>> looking better in the accuweather forecast. >> absolutely. it is nice and sunny. the temperatures at 64 degrees. nearly 30 degrees warmer than it should be for this hour of the day. it only gets warmer. south facing shores will be cooler with the southwest wind today. the inland numbers go way up with the southwest wind as we'll be in

seven people were injured after investigators say a driver ran through the intersection at bloomfield avenue and summer avenue, slamming into an nj transit bus before hitting two other cars. traffic was backed up, bringing the morning commute to a standstill. police took one person into custody at the scene. sources say the crash just before 7:30 in the morning involves a dui and open containers in a car. >> hit me, too. . >> yeah, my car is over there. >> this man was able to pull over after his car was hit. an anxiety provoking experience followed. >> my daughter was on the bus. i just made sure she is all right. i'm good. >> is she okay? >> people was injured. she's all right. bus driver knocked out. >> the number 11 because travelling from newark to the willow brook mall. five people were taken to the hospital. 15 other people on the bus were uninjured. this woman's husband was driving the other car hit. his car is significantly damaged but he is fine. >> thank you, god, he is god. >> the intersection has since reopened. all of the injuries are nonlife threatening. everyone involv

i said weeks ago if what had been happening in flint had happened in gross point or bloomfield hills,hink we all know we would have had a solution yesterday! this is not merely unacceptable or wrong, though it is both. what happened in flint is immoral. >> cnn's sarah sidener talked to some families about the human toll in flint. >> reporter: dominique is only 18 but his life long dream for his future is dead. >> that was my dream drato go t the army. and now that i can't -- >> reporter: the city he loves is now a source of anxiety, partly because of the water crisis and when has happened to his body since. >> i start by getting headaches and passing out, seizures. >> reporter: his family says doctors can't pinpoint exactly why he began blacking out, sometimes several times a week. it means medically he can't qualify for the army. he isn't even allowed to drive. his blood tests showed very low levels of lead, convincing his mother the contaminants in flint's water tore blame but there's no medical proof. you said you don't know if it's the water. what do you think it is? >> it has to

headed to bloomfield and paterson. sprinkles getting in to manhattan. have your umbrella if you're this is part of a system that's bringing a lot of cold air from hudson bay. that sets the stage for a weekend cool-down. your threat of a shower storm goes through early evening. then during the day tomorrow, fair amount of sunshine. a lot cooler. 8, 10 degrees cooler. passing showers during the afternoon hours with the gusting winds. we fast forward to saturday. look at the time stamp. snow could be approaching first thing sunday morning. then we'll start to see heavier snows later in the day and especially sunday night it can start to accumulate. although storm tracks are being figured out with the storm, i think we talk about the best chance for accumulating snows in this category. 3 to 6 inches would probably be the most likely average across the area. very little chance we get little to nothing out of the storm. still a 1 in 5 shot of a bigger snowstorm. we will be watching that. evening thunderstorm then partial clearing. tomorrow 56. cooler with a p

bloomfield avenue, which is a major thoroughfare, now shut down between park avenue, definitely keep in mind. live in chopper 4, back over to >> okay, thank you. >>> check of the weather now, cloudy, unseasonably warm, high of 76, if you can believe that. it's going to be another record breaker. tonight showers after midnight, 55 degrees. to morrow sunny, cooler, 64. saturday a beautiful day, high of 66. sunday, some clouds, rain late in the day, but 62. coming up on the "today" show, meant list oz pearlman stops by to show off his magical talent. stay tuned. [ cheers and applause ] >>> 8:30 on this thursday morning. big spring break crowd on the plaza plaza. lots of college basketball fans. >> as we say good morning to them coming up it is a bittersweet day. the fake grass is out, balloons are out and fire hydrants because wrangler, this is your big moment. tariking a victory lap with carson. >> it's been great how many times you are walking down the street and a viewer will say wrangler. he really makes an impression on a lot of people watching the show. >> we love our wrangler. do

. >> october 2010 in bloomfield, wisconsin. rick schaeffer purchases a home in foreclosure in a remote lakefront community. >> it's a bunch of old cottages that get converted into homes. kind of in the middle of nowhere. >> not much is known about the previous owner. but for schaeffer the price is right even though the house appears to be in shambles. >> i've seen people save things and collect things. but i think in this case, the individual was cleaning the neighborhood, so to speak. >> armed with a video camera to document the scene, schaeffer visits his new property with a friend, david lang, and lang's neighbor ryan lamere. >> you want to see hoarding? you're going to see it. >> looked like a typical house that had neglect. the neighbors had put up a fence on the one side because of what had been there. >> the trees were all overgrown, the bushes. so they were overgrown on the house. there was a car parked outside. it was completely packed with stuff. >> that was overflow from the house. basically when you opened up the do

bloomfield is the same. but south suburban wants up to $1,000 a month. their suggestion was to up our rates for our clients. >> reporter: they could be forced to shut down classes here after 11 years of working up a sweat in this park. >> it would be heartbreaking if they would not allow us to work out here anymore. it's hard enough to get out with one kid, two kids. to have to drive even further, moms aren't going to be able to do that. >> they hope to find a positive resolution soon. hope they do. >>> now 8:23. the big question in broncos country, will peyton manning play next year? >> and during a talk last night in las vegas he didn't give an indication about what he'll do you wouldn't waste money buying a snow blower in miami. so why waste your money on overpriced meals? instead, for just six dollars at subway, get a simple six meal: pick from six of our six-inch subs, chips and a drink, for six dollars, every day. -`>>> good morning, everybody. peyton manning continued his public speaking tour at a con

. >> and she's gone after the grosse pointes and the bloomfield hills quite aggressively to my surpriseets to a point where some of that begins to sound like pandering. so, i think that tomorrow people are going to be looking for specifics, what are the specifics. and we have not heard a lot about specifics. >> if you polled your listeners, bernie sanders, hillary clinton, where would they be? you're getting the calls, tell me what you're hearing on the radio. >> my listeners are loving bernie sanders, but however, they are saying realistically they'll hold their noses and vote for hillary clinton in november. >> is that what your family is saying? >> that's what i always hear. whether it's here in michigan or people back in ohio, that's what people are saying. and i'll also say this just to be perfectly candidate because he's making a play for the state as well, they only think hillary can beat trump and that's the other thing i'm hearing. >> thank you, jason johnson and mildred gattis. >>> we're standing by for, guess what, a donald trump rally in orlando. >>> and is mitt romney's mes

richard is in west bloomfield, michigan. go ahead, richard. caller: hi. i work with a company that makes a cbd oil from colorado-grown industrial hemp, and we've been seeing a lot of promising results for a lot of different nerve and muscle pain. it's an antiinflammatory with no side effects, and that cbd, there's a lot of scientific data and lab result tests for the products that we have. so for people that don't want to have -- take the road to get to heroin that are in pain, i think that's a nice alternative, so i just wondered what your thoughts were. host: richard in west bloomfield, michigan. we won't make you comment on that commercial product. meghan mccarthy, in all these discussions, is there talk about the colorado experiment on legalization? guest: you know, pain management is what these drugs are prescribed for, and that's a big argument that people who support the legalization of marijuana make that this is something that could help people and not be, you know, as addictive or a pathway as the caller said to heroin. there are other people th

a live look at the garden state parkway in bloomfield. exit 148 and the ride really looks pretty nice. >> emily, thank you. >>> new this morning, some heavy turbulence forced an american airlines flight to land in little rock. a passenger tweeted a photo saying he watched a drink cart the car apparently hit the cabin ceiling. in fact, two flight attendants had to be taken to the hospital. no other passengers were hurt. >>> a few seconds in the air changed a skydiver's life forever. >> wingsuit jumper collided midair with another jumper in florida last week. he was knocked unconscious. his automatic parachute did deploy. that saved his life. he eventually landed on the road where several people helped him. >> exit the airplane and approximately five seconds afterwards, we collided. my next memory is lying on the ground. >> leal fractured his spine in four places. unfortunately, he's paralyzed from the waist down. he says he has no regrets and encourages people to try the sport of skydiving. him. >> horrible accident. >>> it's 5:26. just ah

garden state parkway south of 148 in bloomfield accident. 78 eastbound exit 18 accident over in hunterdon county. george upper accident reported, 40 in at the george, lincoln 30, holland 30. sag to coast north pine air drive in brentwood. and going into the deegan, deegan southbound moving slowly into fordham, willis avenue a stalled car. alternate sides in effect. back to you, ken. >> all right, debbie, thank you. >>> meteorologist amy freeze in for bill with the whether forecast >> ken, we start with beautiful skies, no showers around today. temperatures currently at 35 degrees. the next seven hours we'll be climbing into the mid-40s for lunch and low- to mid-50s for the afternoon high. it is breezy at times, though. that southwest wind up to 25 miles an hour. those gusts will make it feel even colder. tomorrow it's all about the warmth. thursday we'll have 70s inland, low 60s elsewhere, and then friday, saturday and sunday looking good. in fact, the early call for easter is mi 50s with showers at night. ken >> thank you very much, amy. >>> that is the news for now. "good morning americ

little hiccup for your sunday morning getting some recommendations on facebook for this weekend, bloomfield, irishmen of the day, this is saturday glenridge should be fine raising money for hurricane sandy relief and wanting to know about the staten island parade, the second annual snow in the morning odds of that are low, noon temperature around 44 so just bundle up and get ready to have some fun on on staten >>> it continues to grow here lengthy delays in new jersey, there is an over turned tractor trailer has at least two lanes blocked on the eastbound side of route 78 at exit 24, see that stretch of red on that live drive, calculating to a 6- mile delay back to exit 16. go out of your way take 22 that will be a much smoother ride. an earlier car fire has the outbound of the manhattan bridge still closed stick with the williams burg bridge as an alternate looks like they are just starting to clear it out of the way still i'd say take an alternate. >> upper level of the george washington bridge an earlier disabled vehicle as well as late running construction caused this lengthy issue a li

west we will go to bloomfield, michigan, line for republicans.ler: my husband and i, he has made this a determining choice. i am embarrassed as to how the republican party is acting. childrenlike little stamping their feet, i can't have my way. if this was a republican president having the same choice, believe me, they would have acted entirely differently. it's no wonder donald trump is so popular. i might add that i'm sick and tired of my tax money, namely $176,000, being paid to someone in washington that is hardly ever there. representatives, we have seen them golfing in florida while they have been doing constituent duties. this family right here, cutting off donations. we will not support anything the republicans do. host: a reminder, the house is coming back from its district work period. at 3enate begins its week p.m. expecting to hold a vote today on the new secretary of education. campaign 2016 continues. tomorrow being a key primary day. you can see governor john kasich .olding his ohio campaign rally time for a few more calls. baltimo

she did was she came to flint and said the water crisis would have been over if it had been in bloomfieldrose point, which everyone knows is a mostly white neighborhood. she is trying to get the african votes. i think it is offensive. host: she says she is for donald trump. .eorgia, independent you are on the air. first, the guy called earlier. i am one of those guys -- at the term. clinton j k i am a c-span junkie. my candidate will be bernie sanders. if he does not get it, i would vote for donald trump. what is going on is a political revolution. the people who go to work every lies, thered of the misogyny. they are tired of all of the b.s . all of this is a direct reflection of the american political establishment trying to disenfranchise black people for the last 30 or 40 years. bernie sanders or donald trump in there. ask for a new congress, new senators and congressmen. then we can see the change that the people are crying out for. it is not going to happen with just the president. when barack obama got in there and allowed george w. bush to walk into the sunset, that is the build u

with secretary hillary clinton made this point earlier, what if this it happened in bloomfield hills, wealthy community? given that a wealthier, predominantly white community, as the minister says, have a larger voice to the ability to get this message out, and our communities or others are quicker to set aside the concerns of a poor city like flint. host: environment will justice community, what does that mean? -- environmental justice committee, what does that mean? guest: a series like flood that suffers a series of environmental issues like contented groundwater or contamination from industrial facilities, and then again, because of a lack of funding, these communities are not able to address these environmental concerns. host: here's dubuque, iowa, good morning to dan on the independent line. thisr: i believe a lot of has to do with privatization, you look at your waterways, your airways and we are speaking on right now, schools, medicine, everything is going to the people with the most money. and their clients, bottom line. people like the epa can be bought out, the fda, the fcc

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