. >> what's different, laura, when you walk into a school in san antonio, or the bronx oring is los angeles county, and it's a majority latino school, and it's different from the approaches? what's different about that america? >> there are definitely for folks who are bilingual or multilingual, and there's a program for the integration of the school and the community. a lot of times, we're finding that folks -- in their everyday life, and that's where they're not documented, not only because they're students of color, but undocumented. and there's terrorism going on in the communities because of the raids, and that's another fear. even if you're not undocumented yourself, you're a student of color, and you're from a family that's undocumented. >> and though they may not be a mixed domed family, they may be surprised to know how many families are living in home not units westbound people are different immigration status it's between 5 and 10 million? >> it is of particular impact. it may be their parents who lack status, and as a result, those children go through school and everyday life be

if that was the case, it happened in the bronx or it happened to a minority, it probably wouldn't havee front pages. it was intentional, it was deliberate, it was calculated. and above all what it was, it was pure evil. >> he described his behavior at ritualistic. his description of that, his interpretation of ritualistic is different from mine. from our perspective, it really derives from a need-based behavior that usually develops early in adolescence. and so it comes from an emotional or psychological need to engage in certain activities. >> the killing was such an over murder -- margaret kierer was strangled, neck broken, multiple blunt trauma to the head, stabbed in the neck six times, probably with a screwdriver. sexually assaulted. her hands were taped. >> what did you use to stab margaret with? >> what was available. what was available on the lawn, you know, the things that sticks down lights, the lights that stick in the ground. >> okay. and the tape? >> that was the tape that was connected to silk and connected to jeremy brown. same tape. >> what we know he had was this brand

on this situation and alexander hamilton bridge off the george not looking terrible towards cross bronx or deegan into the toll plaza for gwb. we have southbound issues on a and c train. we have southbound delays because of signal problems at hoitt. signal problem on d and b. ssh delays because of 175th street in that area dealing with signal problems as well. alternate side of the street parking rule it is suspended but you have to put money in the meters. liz and ben back to you. >> super bowl they're in the books 50th big game is done and it belongs to pais ton manning and denver broncos. also their defense. >> i called that one right, i told you carolina was going to win. >> everybody thought that. people thought that was the line -- should have been or more. so wasn't the best super bowl ever but old saying goes, my dad reminded me after the game defense still wins championships. used to so much observance in the nfl we forgot defense does win. too much for cam newton and panthers. von miller will sack forcing fumble. jackson recover in the end zone for touchdown-10-0 bropg leading it

the bk 19 and bronx, m 81 or 101 and 102 in manhattan. he other lines, a, e, f and d lines expect service changes. bus detours, m-66, 76, 83, 161, 168. move your car again. >>> the latest incident of crime in new york city's subways. this type, the victim was an nypd officer. "today in new york's" tracy shea stran is in jamaica queens with that. tracy, questions about the subways. >> reporter: michael, solutely, this particular incident is for a victim who dodged a subway car. all of this happened at the jamaica station on sunday. police released images of the two men and women walking through the service gate. thowis happened while they didn't pay their fare just after midnight on sunday. tried to stop them them. one of the male suspects knocked m to the track bed and then fled with the rest of the group. the latest incident of crime on the subway comes as the guardian angels have started patrolling the rails for the first time ally in decades. the head of that volunteer group says they've stepped up their presence because of a spike of the slashing on the subway. they do plan to make ar

we'll head over to the bronx or westchester toint. the new york state true way after exit -- an accident blocking two lanes. we got word of unon the thruway. co-op city. not sure how many lanes are blocked. delays haven't started. we have accidents all over the roads and speed restrictions in place. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> as chris mentioneda winter storm warning in effect for suffolk county. >> kat creag has been there in huntington at the train station. it's been snowing all morning, kat. just amazing. we see cars trying to navigate right behind you. >> reporter: absolutely, michael, you know, you have the regular drivers here, the taxi drivers are all telling us that the roads are so slick. the next train that's leaving here bound for penn station at 5:41 in the morning. at least what we can tell you the trains are on time. 30 minutes ago, you saw that plow hitting this parking lot. now look, it's once again covered with snow. you can't see the parking lot lines and it looks like that plow truck will have to return

and it doesn't matter if you are answering the question in san diego, or the bronx. answer are pretty similar. yet we end up always talking al. >> well, that's true. i mean look, all of the polls have seen -- and i have seen a lot, the last three months -- indicate that immigration is the top issue for hispanics across the country. but it is a edge issue, and and -- hispanics wanted to be respect. in the large state of texas we have a state-wide elected official who happens to be jeb's son. we have a u.s. senator from florida, u.s. senator from texas. we have a lot of statewide hispanic officials in my party, which demonstrates that my party welcomes minorities and pays respect. our party has a different. than the democrat party. democrat party has successful once in getting elected statewide, and that bob menendez. and they do very well with a hispanic majority. but in the democrat party you don't seem to be as successful. so we must be doing something right. because we have a 5-1 lead in terms of how many hispanics have gotten elected to important positions either

bronx. subway service running on or close to schedule. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today, ken over to you. >>> heather thank you, it is 6:02. following three breaking stories first to the netherlands and the scene of a deadly train derailment crossing the tracks. 1 person killed six others hurt, left the four cars flipped onto their sides we'll bring you up dates as soon as they come in. >>> now on to the bronx for a man recovering after a vicious and burned ascolding hot water police released pictures. police say the men attacked a 50-year-old black man pan handling late sunday night. now the assault is being investigated as a hate crime, the three men reportedly yelled racial slurs before pouring the hot water on his face. he was treated at jacoby medical center. >>> a four alarm fire under control started after 2:30 on andrews avenue south. we are live in morris heights. >> reporter: good morning 6 people injured in this early morning fire including a firefighter who hurt his leg, the fireplaced und

north they are doing just fine the bx40 bus being diverted around the fire going on in the bronx, subway service on or close to schedule. right in front of la guardia airport, traffic is doing just fine as you travel on the grand central park way. going 100's down to the 90s into the 60s. i'm not seeing any delays on have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. >>> a firefighter among six people hurt in an early morning apartment fear. the flames reported on andrews avenue south. we are live at the scene good morning to you. >>> this was quite a fire for firefighters to get under control, 6 people injured all of those injuries considered minor, one firefighter suffering a leg injury you can see the building here behind me on the 1800 block of andrew avenue south, fireplaced under control after 5:00, firefighters had to use seven lines to make sure they got the upper land on the fire. this is how it looked, first reported around 2:10 and grew to four alarms this is a six story building it was full of people when the fire broke out ushered out of the building you can imagine how frightenin

call 800-448-3000 (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) or visit parenting.org >> bronx companies fans will line thef downtown denver to salute their super bowl 50 champions. the team's players, coaches, the city's mayor and the governor of colorado will be in attendance and it will be a fabulous day in denver, 53 degrees, sunshine from sky to sky. >> wow. >> they're lucky. >> nice for them. >> you know, the weather is not so bad at the moment. i think the tough thing about today is that the snow showers are going to be occasional. it's only going to be tough when you're under one. we're not under one right now. this is delaware county, the blue route at i-95. the roadway here is just damp. slight accumulation maybe on some of the grassy surfaces. we had a little gusting of snow he that came through but you can see no problems traveling at the moment. in christiana the ramp from highway one southbound to i-95 northbound is blocked for construction until 5:00 a.m. but with any of your ramps and overpasses you want to watch 'cause it's usually particularly slippery. they tend to ice up first. the mass

. >> i aaron hopes to make an impact in the bronx sooler than yesterday. we've got eight or nine of those teams on our treem. >> there ooaes a little concern about acl's may job debrawn. he skipped a bull pen tegs today after feeling his left corner. degram said he flames it through the door to knock out the jr. of the other ones. in school him or. they'll save about $8 million in cap spiez. in the then coe reporting and this one was never close as they went for back to back wins. new york was booed by their home taun owl night long. late in the third cant i don't say may not nns makes this terrible cash. ankiel lowery buried the next in the fourth quarter. 11 rebounds and 11 seats on the frame. the north koreas get embarrassed 122-# 5. >>> brian jackson said that a . >> you know he's always in the center cringe and there will be >> o, you know it. thanks blue. >>> have a tip for new york's biggest iteam? call 866-244. or embassy new york tips. >> that's it for us tonight at 11:00. the late show starts night. >> we'll see you tomorrow and thank you for being here. [ cheers a

bronx river parkway you're good. commute this morning, garden 36 no problem northbound or southbound. george washington bridge upper, lower level no issues there. lincoln and holland mechanical problems so definitely delays southbound. two separate mechanical problems and then southbound local between 96 and 42nd street as far as rest of the mass transit running on or close. streets cleaning ul reduce are in effect. how do you say -- everts road kill in the roadway. >> a dead deer. how do you -- about say that? thank you. >> it happens. it's part of what causes track sometimes. >> 6:o 4 bill bratton is down playing recent subway slashing he calls it an aberration. yeah,s police presence is being beefed up in a lot of places as a result of this fox 5's robert moses he joins us live from east new york brooklyn and that's where the latest attack occurred. so robert we're at 10 now, is >> 10 by one count. down slashings so far this year, ben and teresa, and economieser's words notwithstanding. a lot of people are very fearful of riding the subway even though he says these have been isolat

bronx. he has drawn a weapon or punched them and snatched their money. it started with a street corner mugging&then moved onto cell stores. if you recognize him, give police a call. >>> now offering free testing for the zika virus for anyone who may have symptoms after traveling to virus zones. the world health organization is now calling the virus an international emergency. experts estimate there could be up to 4 million cases diagnosed in the next year alone. new yorkers who want to be >>> dr. richard besser is in brazil shall the epicenter of the zika virus. you can see his reports on "good morning america" that starts at 7:00 right after "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> well-known consumer activist erin brockovich is worried about the way water is being purified. it's being done in cities large and small but brockovich says the treatment threatens the safety of the industry's drinking water. >> -- of the city's drinking water. >> we're not destructive reason or to cause alarm or anything like that. >> she is pushing for reduction and the use of c

killed and two injured in those hit and run accidents that happened in brooklyn, the bronx, queens and manhattan. survive or i should say are in the hospital. the first, a 30-year-old man hit in soho crossing the street and the second, a 22-year-old woman struck by a silver minivan in south jamaica queens. those two victims are listed in critical condition this morning. police are looking for the drivers in all five of these hit and run accidents. this is happening in the backdrop of the mayor's vision zero campaign, a campaign meant to try to cut down on the number of traffic related deaths. in 2015 that number was down but so far in 2016 close to 20 people died in traffic related relates. we are live in brooklyn, dray clark, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, dray. >>> charges are pending against the driver allegedly involved in another hit and run which killed an off duty nypd officer. authorities say 25-year-old vincent harrison pulled over and got out of his car after i was involved in an accident on the new jersey turnpike in another driver then hit harrison and took off. police later took that

. >> that's bronx olympian john or osco with the -- that's the gymnast battle cry. four years ago in london, a then 19-year-old or osco entered the sgames with high expectations only to return home empty handed. >> i definitely was disappointed in myself and my performance. t i was young. i was 19. now i've been through it and i know what i need to do. there's no messing around or second-guessing anymore. >> for him, the games are about redemption. for queens native alicia monday tan yoe, a return trip to the greatest sporting spectacle in the world is about vindication. four years allege, she finished fifth in the women's 800 meters placing behind two runners who while she waited on her bronze medal, she gave birth to a daughter that carries a different perspective to the track this time around. on>> it just makes me feel all the more hope, recognizing that i was there all along and everything that i was doing was right. now that i've had four years to kind of hone in more on my craft, i feel like the sky is the limit. >> rutgers golden girl, carli lloyd, fresh off

or in the radius of a specific neighborhood. we' department' s site through our own, wlwt.com. sheree: happening right now in new york city. complex in the bronx. according to wnbc in new york one officer is in serious condition the second officer. is said to be shot in the abdomen or leg but is expected to survive. mike: some in developing locally, a car accident just set down 7th street at central and queens gate. we' re told one car has reportedly overturned. crews are now on the scene. sheree: a major mess on columbia parkway will shut down traffic tomorrow. crews have been out there dealing with a mudslide. they' ll be shutting down all lanes in both directions at 9 a m tomorrow to allow workers to remove the remaining loose soil. the closure will be from bains street to torrence parkway along u.s. 50. there' s no time frame on when it will be open. until 9:00 a.m. two lanes of inbound traffic will remain mike: a work force cut for delta here at our international airport. the air line plans to lay off more than 100 employees at cvg, and cut the hours of nearly 200 others. delta says it' s been over staffed at cvg since 2010 after rounds o

police say you should call 911 if you know where she is or the suffolk county police. >>> in the bronx an nypd officer has shot a suspect. >> we've got new information just minutes away in a life report. >>> a flight from london to new york turned around because of a laser strike. 4 investigates the stunning rise in this potentially dangerous problem. >>> from studio 3b we'll be reporting on a volatile day in the race for president. the battle for who chooses the next supreme court justice is and jeb bush has entered the campaign fray. >>> a new study raising troubling questions about heartburn question medicines. can they raise your risk for having dementia. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your comp any's tomorrow, today >>> back now with a live look at our

bronx. now five people who knew the gunman are inside the precinct here, the 40th precinct, being questioned. at this point, they have not been arrested or charged in this, police say they are just now freely giving information to police. live in the mott haven section of the bronx, jessica schneider, cbs2. >>> joe bierman is now liable for the cd chopper to with more on how things look in that area right now. joe? >> reporter: as we all watch when we first arrived here after a deck 30 this evening, it looks like hundreds of officers -- right after 8:30. most of those officers have left or left with a specialty unit that collect evidence, ago, we saw about six detectives bring out a man in handcuffs wearing a white t- shirt and taking down the street to one of the police cars. obviously there's -- they are making the investigation and making arrests. live in chopper two, joe bierman, cbs2. >>> governor andrew cuomo did tweet a message here >> he said quote, the nypd truly are new york's finest, and i join all new yorkers in praying for their recovery. >>> also tonight, we're keeping our eye on a winter storm, the salt piles are ready for

bronx river parkway is shut down. cars not allowed on here going north or south. giving you an idea of how bad it was at one point, it was about 2 feet deep. the water overflowing from the bronx river over that wall and on to the actual parkway. really has been a problem for so many commuters for so 17 years. we're in white plains off of main street and the cars are being diverted off of the bronx river going south. we also saw a problem on the bronx river going north from the yonkers mount vernon area where it meets with the spring. travelers and commuters because they're being detoured. the water is deep, receding, but still a problem because people cannot drive on the roadway right now. >>> the latest slashing on the streets of new york city happened in a cab. the victim, a livery driver in some kind of dispute with his passenger. he was slashed in the face. the driver cut from ears to chin. what is going on in the city with knife attacks? >> even though the man who allegedly did this to jose is in custody, the 45-year-old livery cab driver didn't want us to sho

bronx. this is one of three stabbings or slashings this weekend. eyewitness reporter toni yates has more details from the williamsbridge section for us. good morning, toni. >> reporter: good morning, lori. three stabenings one day on a saturday, all within the same general area of the bronx. and as you said, surveillance video captured one of those incidents. this morning, there are four people who are trying to we begin with the last one, that was at 5:20 in the afternoon on saturday in front of 3046 holland avenue. you can see the two men jump out of a car and seem to taunt a couple of people on the sidewalk, then they turn their attention to the 26-year-old man, one stabs her in the stop yak, the other stabs her on the right ear. she told police she has no idea who the culprits are and police are saying she did not appear to be the intended target. now, the second stabbing happened in front of 920 east 173rd street. someone came up behind a 32- year-old man, slashed him in the face. this was at 3:40 in the morning on saturday. he was taken to st

bronx with a bit of a delay. as for the trains they are all running on or close to schedule. >> carrie is not invading >> she just keeps looking at him and batting her lashes.>> we saw what you guys were doing earlier . >> or you doing? >> posing in a certain way. >> we will have to show it in a little bit. >> thank you >> ben: entertainment. eagles will perform in paris. the american belt and held a tribute concert to remember those who died at the concert hall. 90 people were killed when they opened fire during the band's performance . it happened last november. the lead singer, jesse hughes, appeared on television to give his take on and control. >> maybe people will disagree with me that it seems like god made men and women and that night, gods mean the equal and i hated that it's that way. i think the only way my mind has been changed is that until no one has guns, everyone has to have them. several terror raids across paris. it left 130 people dead. >> the one and only paul mccartney was denied entry to the grammys party. there is. shut out by a bouncer with back and taylor hawkins. >> how much vip do we ne

metro-north running on or close to schedule. cross bronx going west shared ton webster avenue. this should have been cleared by 6:00. we'll keep an eye on that. >>> 6:02 and this morning, hillary clinton is declaring victory in the iowa caucus. >> the former first lady is leading bit narrowest of margins in the 2016 race. word came in just a couple of hours ago even with one precinct left to be counted, secretary clinton has a razor thin edge over senator bernie sanders. >> on the republican side, texas senator ted cruz walked away with a divisive win in iowa beating donald trump. >>> no time for celebrations, the candidates are setting sites on new hampshire, the next key state in the race. >> lana zach has reactions from winners and losers. >> reporter: good morning. we have breaking news. democratic party says they are now poised to award more delegates to hillary clinton and called it the closest caucus in history. >> it looks like we are in a virtual tie. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a razor thin margin separates bernie sanders and hillary clinton in iowa, a race t

order bud light now on minibardelivery.com or download the app. >>> we're back now with more on that breaking news in the bronx where those nypd officer were shot tonight. a man opened fire in a stairwell hitting a male officer in the face and a female officer in the abdomen. >> the gunman ran into an apartment where police say he shot and killed himself. a 32 caliber pistol and a bag with a sawed off shotgun were found in that apartment. we'll bring you new information throughout this newscast. >>> and tonight new clues in a home invasion. police say that these men left their shoes behind while bush wick avenue on january 27th. after rummaging through that home, police say the men then confronted that 50-year-old woman while she slept. she fought them off, but fell down the staired and hurt her knee. police aren't sure how they left their shoes behind or why. the men have not been arrested. >>> a former ceo infuriated lawmakers on capitol hill without saying much at all. >> i intend to use the advice of my counsel, not yours. >> it's not funny. people are dying and they're getting sicker and sicker. >> he app

or illegally have guns are insane. charles: if i live in a housing prong in the bronx and everyone in there, 98% of the people don't have guns but the 2 or 3% who do rule that place with fear and terror. >> i completely understand. i find it hard to obviously advocate, i'm talking with former law enforcement here and i understand less about guns. but the incidences of going to go up the more guns we have on the streets legally or illegally. charles: there is evidence against that. this could be one of those issues with the potential 8-person supreme court that could maybe come up soon and maybe we could see some things overturned? >> the gun issue is a great example of justice scalia's legacy on the court. in his heller decision he revised the -- revived the second amendment which had been left for dead. justice sotomayor during her confirmation hearing said she would follow the that decision then she followed a dissent saying you don't have a constitutional right to the second amendment. you know the president's position on guns. he won't put someone on the court who he thinks will be a scalia-type advocate. charles: w

the city possibly an inch or an inch plus, particularly parts of manhattan and into the bronx. 3 to 6, north and west. future ice accumulation, though. troubling, though, even though these numbers aren't that significant, it doesn't take that's overnight tonight into the early morning hours tomorrow. there's snow first. then there's some ice. and then it's rain. you're looking at the possibility of over -- well over an inch of rain. timing it out for you by 5:30, of the area. there's that ice, that pink line. then tomorrow morning, early, there's some breaks. but boy, by tomorrow afternoon, that's when we see that heavy rain, the concern there, in poor drainage areas, you could be dealing with some flooding issues. because the ground is frozen. so just can't absorb the rain. could be a challenging two days. a little break wednesday into thursday, with more seasonable numbers by the end of the week. >> at least not too, too cold. >> thanks, johnny. >>> now to an east coast, west coast food rivalry. scallions or green onions. >> tony sort its out in his tip of the day. >> west coast, it

or may not believe that. and as for that slashing in the bronx, those two men are still out there. police are still searching for them. >>> right now police want to blaem blame for a fellow officer's injuries after a wild shootout in brooklyn. investigates say the ballistics test show that the bullet came from the suspect's gun. they're waiting to find out if came from the same gun. >>> and deposition day for the wife of bill cosby. today's deposition in springfield, massachusetts is believed to be the first by camille cosby. mrs. cosby, who also served as her husband's business manager was questioned about the sexual assault allegations against the comedian. it's all part of a civil defamation case filed by seven women. bill cosby has denied all accusations. >>> potentially illegal dumping happened on a jersey shore beach. 4 investigates got a firsthand look at what's been going on. >> reporter: dump trucks dropping muck onto the beach. heavy equipment spreading it into the surf just yards away from an unsuspecting surfer coming out of the water. a state investigation coming out >

subway service is running on or close to schedule in the cross bronx west of sheridan clear. you can see the upper level has really picked up a lot of volume. that is because of the accident on the lower level. lori, ken, back to you. >>> a reality tv star from staten island has passed away. >> also ahead, getting boos for your burger. some menu changes coming some some mcdonald's. >> an outrage over a letter e- mailed to parents about how to wait the flu virus. it's a really big deal. and with fever, aches, and chills, mom knows it needs a big solution: an antiviral. don't kid around with the flu, call your doctor within the first 48 hours of symptoms and ask about prescription tamiflu. attack the flu virus at its source with tamiflu, an antiviral that helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu in liquid form is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a sever

or less. ready? set your watch. (both chuckle) i was born in the bronx-- well, riverdale-- and i had a quickie marriage at 19 he was so boring, i was a little crazy, and it lasted about 90 minutes. and then i was single for long time. i had a lot of fun. and then, much later in life, i fell in love, and i got married again. f-for real this time. and that was my max. and, uh, unfortunaly, he... he passed away about ten years ago. mm. i'm sorry. so was i. but i wound up reinventing myself as, of all things, a romance novelist. (chuckles) (chuckles) well, sylvia attenberg wasn't a catchy enough name, so sylvia hayden was born. so sylvia hayden is your... nom de plume? yes. but... please don't bother with those books. (whispers): they're trashy. (chuckles) it's just that i feel, uh, a little less lonely when i write them. mm. well, hopefully henry is making you feel a little less lonely, too. let me be clear about my intentions, erin. i don't plan to marry again, but i think, your grandpa and i, we can be great pals. i hope that sounds okay. of course. great. so let's order. and i insist that it be my treat. henry won'

if you are traveling the bronx unfortuntely all right or already alert here. which is closed in both directions between stalling and mcgraw avenues due to a pedestrian accident. police are still on scene investigating and a detour has been set up so you'll want to anticipate that. also in new jersey, the off ramp from 208 north bound to plaza road is closed, there's a water main break reported in the area. as you make your way farther south in lawrence harbor the north bound local lanes of the garden state parkway are closed you can see flashing lights due to an accident at exit 117. stick with the express lanes for much smoother ride as you make your way through the area. alternate side is in effect citywide. be safe don't text and drive. >>> thank you an off duty nypd officer died after a hit and run on the new jersey turnpike. police say 25 year old vincent harrison was run over around 3:00 a.m. yesterday morning in elizabeth. he was hit when he pulled over and got out of his car after he was involved in a minor accident. new jersey state police say they di

no problem westbound or eastbound as for cross bronx here on alexander hamilton bridge you have traffic slow ed hg to jerome avenue with exit delays on deegan. trains on or close. greg and rosanna. flts costume guys in times square, trouble again. remember about two years ootion it was the summer of those costume guys always getting into it. >> invite aside few including batman. >> that batman arrested earlier this week for some sort of altercation and trying to steal money. we know him ppg he's been on the what will happen nec here? hi stacey delikat with more. >> batman's name jose martinez in the last incident reports heard it happeninged 8:30 at night on wednesday. he was poz posing for her with an irish tourist and stole 50 from one of the wallet when is she gave him a tip and ran off. he was apprehended and someone snapped a picture of that man being put into handcuffs and put into the police van. that was posted on the twitter by a it better times scwir. now he's been charge west side pee tees larceny and criminal possession of stolen property. he denied allegations outside of co

and there's funding for a new pilot program to put paramedics in the lead or so-called fly car that will be tested out in the bronx. >> just part of it is to get qualified medical responders, qualified paramedics on the scene faster. >> reporter: without anyone ever having to stop for at city hall, steve langford, cbs 2 news. >> the fdny says ems personnel may use their cell phones for directions as long as they are not driving. >>> the family of eric garner has reached a $1 million settlement with a staten island hospital. cell phone video shows an nypd officer using an apparent chokehold while arresting garner in 2014. richmond university medical center dispatched the paramedics to the scene. the question was, did they do the -- take the appropriate actions? the emts were suspended without pay and have been reinstated. the agreement is not part of a $5.9 million settlement the family reached with the city. the hospital did not comment. >>> a fired mta bus driver is jailed accused of taking a bus for a joyride r the woman was arrested this morning in harlem. she was smoking on an m101 bus and refused to put it ou

bronx. back to you. a majorst sexting scandal or a hack job? ed mangano says he is not responsible for these tweets. jodi goldberg looks for the history between him and the woman in question. >> today i have the incredible opportunity to sit with the -- >> reporter: ed mangano sitting down with public relations consultant consultant -- she owns the blue chip public relations firm. she had two contracts totalling $50,000 in 2013 and 2014. >> thank you for giving a regular girl like me the opportunity to sit down with you. you're an amazing guy. i follow you. i've been inspired by you. >> reporter: today they're both claiming to be hacking victims in a sexting scandal. mangano, the married father of and inappropriate text messages were sent between the two. he said: >> the two met through the owner of the castle where this picture was taken. she is in the middle of a divorce. she says to be clear, the alleged text messages and tweets are fabricated, false and never happened. i never communicated via text message or have his cell phone number. we asked her attorney about the contracts. >> those are typ

as for bronx on commander hamilton bridge no problems there. southbound. trains are running on or close. ben and juliet. >> thank you very much. disurng new data shows that felonies subway symptom increased dramatically. >> boosting patrols in response to the rise in crime. let's go to teresa priolo outside the union square subway good morning. do you guys remember around february 1st or so -- there was a lot of news about subway slashings about stabbings. people were really concerned about this perceived rise in crime and when the media went to mayor and police commissioner they said this was a one off that the city was still safe. now, it seems to be a little bit of a change in tune. this morning we're hearings there's been a rise above and below grounds. >> i'm very is worried. one of the slashings happened near my work stop. i'm there all the of the time so i like have to be concerned about everyone around me. if you're one of the many new yorkers fearful of getting slashed or stabbed above or below ground nypd says the number do show a concerning up tick according to the nypd

or close to schedule. other ferries are doing okay. the buses, the bronx 15 because of ongoing construction. p.a.t.h. trains are running on or close. we have an accident north at exit 69. the car went off of the roadway so you'll want to use some caution. the roadways remain slow between the holland tunnel and we're doing okay at our hudson river crossings. street cleaning rules are in effect for today. lori, over to you. >>> a woman in midtown may be the latest victim of an attack in the city's subway system. needle. this is a look at a sketch of the man police are looking for and two other attacks on the c&4 trains. "eyewitness news" reporter dray good morning, dray. >> reporter: good morning, lori. the man police are looking for in this most recent attack is in his 40s. they would like to know exactly what he was carrying in his hand when he poked a woman here at the subway station at 7th avenue and 49th street in the heart of midtown. the victim, a woman, a 37-year- old woman says she was walking through the turn styles at 7:00 last night when she felt a slight poke. she went home, took a look at

bronx river. an oil tanker or truck spilled about 2100 gallons of home yonkers. this was outside an apartment building. the fire department spent hours cleaning up that mess. but they didn't get all that oil. 600 gallons made it into a storm drain that empties into the bronx riverment. >>> the search continues for a missing passenger of a plane last weekend. the man was on board the plane flying to long island from massachusetts last saturday. three others on board were rescued. divers have been searching for him every day since. officers are also using sonar in boats. this weekend, friends and family joined that search. >> i feel numb and i say how come my son is not here. >>> a stude pilot was at the controls when the plane had difficulty. the instructor took over before it crashed. >>> with a storm brewing offshore, royal caribbean is calling in a ship b ck to shore. the company tweeted they're canceling the cr se on the anthem of the seas, so they will return to cape liberty new jersey. royal caribbean is not taking any chances this time. you probably remembe

bronx zoo. delays back an exit or so. leave yourself a bit of extra time. we'll take a live look outside at the lincoln tunnel. moving nicely around the helix. about ten minutes, the turnpike and the tolls. the george washington bridge. delays not bad yet. then heading over to the trains, major commuter lines moving on or close to schedule. we have a bunch of subway delays that i just talked about. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. >>> we're waiting to learn the name of the driver in custody for the hit and run death of an nypd officer. lori bordonaro is in rockaway beach where that officer worked. lori, good morning. >> reporter: darlene, that driver is in custody right now. have not yet released a name. meantime, a very sad morning here at the 100th precinct where officer vincent harrison worked. the officer, a rookie cop just 25 years old. he was killed while off-duty sunday morning by a hit and run driver. harrison was headed southbound on the new jersey turnpike when he got in a minor collision with another car. he pulled over

new jersey transit, metro north, long island railroad running on or close to schedule. the cross bronx expressway heading westbound, sheridan getting into third avenue, you'll find two lanes closed. that is until 6:00 a.m. that ; of course, because of construction. and farther west as you head to the george washington bridge, outbound upper level underneath the apartments two lanes are closed down. coming inbound at the george washington bridge you have that lower level closed until 5:00 a.m. and construction at the lincoln and the holland. our street cleaning rules are in effect. ken, over to you. >> heather, thank you so much. >>> it's 4:32. developing this morning, two new knife attacks on the city overnight, including one that happened on a subway train. over 50 cents. eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff is live with new video. good morning to you, mallory. >>reporter: ken, good morning. we're learning more information about that attack this morning. we're told that the victim in that case was stabbed on the subway, got out, then walked five blocks here and actually checked himse

or her. >> they keep doing it. >> the bronx zoo does great work, and they are trying to save humanity, and wildlife. >> could discount the whole package. it's my second choice to jewelry. >> you are a font of information and knowledge and wisdom. the roach motel. >> i have to deal with a ground hog tomorrow. insect and animal world. >>> we have what is some damp streets and a few snow patches in central park. very little evidence of the blizzard. you have to go to a shady i mean, it's under 2 inches of snow pack in central park, and see plenty of the meadow we are at 52. cloudy skies, a north wind around 3. february preview, we start the month averaging 39. with 20 degrees above that today, the record high in islip of f 64. average snowfall, 9 inchings. and by the end of the month -- average snowfall, 9 inches and by the end of the month, two snowy days with temperatures around freezing, and it was the third coldest february on record. with this time of start over the first week, doesn't look like we'll be anywhere close to that. this particular future cast is showing showers through about

as for the coach says any decision on discipline or their future job status this year is a personnel matter. >>> growing concern tonight for a missing bronx teenager and her baby. davis was last seen on valentine's day, leaving her apartment in woodlawn heights, wearing a black coat, red and white sneakers. she also has a tattoo with the name jacob on her chest. >>> today loved ones gathered to remember a mother and her two children murdered at a staten island hotel. funeral services were held this afternoon. cutler's two-year-old daughter named miracle survived the cutler's before michael sykes is charged with the murders. he pleaded not guilty. >>> should the attorney general be taking campaign checks from industries he's investigating? >>> and two popular for its own good? what the run away success of rainbow bagels has done to its brooklyn based creators. >>> there's some great weather coming up for this weekend. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because

that's maria from the bronx, she was a bookkeeper celebrating her jose. >> believe it or not, they said they would go back on another cruise, so they are going to take up royal caribbean on -- >> jose said that. >> i know. >> and she's like bond oring, okay, what's up with the captain? what is up with thatsome. >> everybody kind of knew four days out there was going to be a storm, but maybe he didn't know how big that storm was. >> and was it his job to know that, okay? >> by the way, the weather was not so great onboard that ship. the only time they saw sun was when they were in the eye of the storm. leeann, one of our guests, said she was hopping in the hot tub at that point. that was the only time they had sun. leeann, i think, knows how to >> she has a positive attitude. >> she also thought at one point maybe we're going to die here, she think it is captain did a great job. this is jacob. he took a lot of the video you're watching. >> had known there was supposed to be a small storm system. i've been on many other cruise ships before where we would go through small storm systems. it

or through social media. >> denise: now we are staying on top of breaking news out of the bronx tonight. two new york city police officers were shot at a housing complex in the bronx. the other in the leg. the officers are stable. and in just the past hour we learned one suspect was found dead. it is believed he killed himself and several others have been arrested. [no audio] >> romona: the details are coming out show some shocking behavior. late tonight cleveland 19 news has learned manziel won't be facing charges. investigator scott taylor is here with the latest information. scott? >> this incident is starting to look like what it looked like in october. now three police department said they are -- [no audio] he said he was crying and he was trying to stay with him. >> cleveland 19 obtained a fort worth police department. it was an insurance -- incident on january 30th and he got aggressive toward her as if he was on? kind of drugs, but not drunk. crowley claims he struck her several times in the room and was on the way back to the fort worth apartment. she was vague on the details of

bronx where a man was slashed outside of his apartment. hi, joe. >> reporter: hi. for a lot of new yorkers, their worst nightmare is getting slashed across the face or neck. officials tell us the majority of those kinds of attacks have been happening in the bronx. they'll be sending more resources to the area to stop these crimes from happening. every morning. there were three more overnight. in the bronx, a victim had lacerations to the face after being attacked by two men near east 139th street. the m train around 11:00 p.m., a fight over 50 cents led to one man grabbing a knife and the victim stabbed with what police are calling a puncture wound. peter moreno was a captain in the nypd and spent the majority of his 30-year career in the bronx. >> the difference between a puncture and slash and cut is classified the same way when it comes to the law. >> reporter: he says ending policies like stop and frisk are what's led us to this uptick in knife attacks. >> when police officers stop interacting with potential bad guys, stop getting out of the cars and putting their hands on people, you see an uptick in crime. >> reporter: as of sunday night, 567 stabbin

or said how she died. >>> a cab driver from the bronx recovering from serious bruises after he was attacked on the job. his face was severely cut when saturday night. he was also robbed of more than $1,000 cash and his jacket. a teen has been arrested and police are still looking for a second suspect. >>> 5:37. never more than seven minutes away prosecute -- from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans. >> let's look outside from our cram here at 4 times square. you can see the orange and blue, of course, for the denver broncos. and their win in the super bowl, super bowl l. i remember the first super bowl, remember that? do you remember that? 38 degrees now. it is a morning where we're going to be seeing these become the high temperatures for the day. now touching jersey shore, that's the first system. this is the second system coming our way tomorrow. off and on snow showers today, not a big accumulation, but enough to slippery up the roads a little bit. temperature falling here through the city, there will be at the bus stop, dress warmly like these huckleberries. it will be a tad on the ch

bronx. this man accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy. call crimestoppers if you have any information or recognize that possible suspect. >>> charges dropped against a half dozen former employees of the online escort service rent boy.com. the six were charged with promoting prostitution and money laundering after vechgt tors raided the offices last august. he pleaded not guilty last week and faces up to 20 years in prison in convicted. >>> in news for your health, new york and connecticut among the search states deal with widespread flu outbreaks. the flu activity has increased across the united states. just last week, the reported new york hospital taking extra precautions. new york hospitals -- extra precautions to stop the spread of the virus. the flu season usually peaks experts say there's plenty of vaccine still available. >>> a study suggests testosterone gels have modest benefits. millions of men suffer from low testosterone, also known as low t. many turn to testosterone gels hoping that they will boost their energy and improve their mood. libido and function. now for the first

if it this were happening on -- if this were happening on the upper east side or the bronx, it would er. it's happening where fashionable people don't live or go. it's been beneath the radar. unfortunately, it's a complex problem and not clear why it's blossomed into this epidemic. but clearly, the majority of this heroin is moving from mexico, not from afghanistan, mexico, overwhelmingly. so it's an issue of border security. a couple of the candidates pointed that out. i think that's a legitimate thing to say. it's factually true. i'm glad to see this is -- to say this is coming to center stage. >> addiction in america, something that particularly matters to new hampshire voters. you know, like it matters about national security and the economy which are bread and butter issues for people across the country. it's also why we're doing our special here on "fox & friends," "addiction in america." we're trying to destigmatize it and solve it. >> we'll check in with tucker in a few minutes. >>> what does it mean to be conservative, and what does it mean to the candidates? >> we want to co

or knife. >>> murder charges dropped against a man falsely accused of a brutal stabbing several years ago. the bronx da announcing all charges against javier anger will be dropped, accused of stabbing and killing ansel arias arias. : one of the two new york city police officers shot in the bronx is back home tonight. patrick was released from lincoln hospital today surrounded by hundreds of his fellow officers. he was shot in the cheek last night. his partner, 24-year-old diara cruz was hit in the torso. he remains in the hospital. they were attacked by a gunman who later killed himself. >>> the snow is now out of our area tonight, but it made quite a mess in some parts of the tristate. slamming into a tanning salon dozens of accidents reported suffolk and nassau counties. mostly fenders benders. lee goldberg says we are not done yet with the snow. >> we are tonight as that storm is about 500 miles away to our north and east. we still have lingering approximate, tree limbs coming down with the heavy snow, refreezing icy roads and still watching falling snow and ice. we're going to look into the snow