county new york sustained a head injury in this crash. >> both men are recovering here at stony brook university hospital amazingly no one on the ground was injured during this crash and no homes were damaged. live in stony brook, cbs 2 news. activity. >>> marsha cramer tried to get some answers from the mayor. >> mayor deblasio clapping up a storm at the latino action center in the bronx as he stands at the center of the storm, in review of the fund raising activities by the feds. >>> the u.s. attorney seems to be asking some of the same questions that government groups have been asking about fund raising activities. i wonder how you feel about the fact that the u.s. attorney put your fund raising under a microscope. >>> i have no evidence we have gotten no inquiry, no one associated with me has gotten any inquiry, i just can't comment on something i have no specifics on. >>> real estate is being questioned by the attorney. >>> i respect your reporting but we've gotten no indication of that. until we have something specific to respond to there is nothing to respond to. >>> the probe into how de

has two broken legs and has also experienced head injury and is in serious condition at stony brook university medical hospital. >> reporter: again, so many calling it a miracle tonight that the plane did not injure anyone on the ground. that there wasn't more wreckage here in the neighborhood. the faa is on scene. the ntsb will be leading the investigation, and just one more note tonight. at one point, at least 250 customers were without power. don't forget, the plane hit a utility pole. many are back tonight, but some won't have power until this scene is clear. reporting live from bayport, ida siegal, news 4 new york. >>> it's amazing they survived it. this is the third recent small in february, a plane crashed in setauket harbor, one of the passengers, a college student from queens was killed. and just this last month, this plane landed at an industrial park after the pilot deployed the plane's parachute. a father and daughter returning from a college visit did survive. >>> in westchester county, an afternoon fire destroyed a home and damaged another. the fire was fueled by winds and quickl

. >>> 2 basketball players from stony brook university are under on-campus smash and grab robbery, senior mcgrew and sophomore thrower are accused of breaking into a fellow student's car last wednesday and taking $5,000 in cash. they are charged with grand larceny and criminal mischief, the students played in stony broom's first ncaa-- brook's first ncaa game against kentucky. >>> a fight over a woman led to a man's death. rodriguez seen earlier, he stabbed his girlfriend's ex after fighting on the corner a.m. 22-year-old xavier died at the hospital. >>> long island a mother was struck and killed after putting her 5-year-old son on the school bus, 25-year-old sky brewnety was walking along and the the kriefsh of the car-- driver of the car lost control and struck family and friends are devastated. >> vain is heart broken, her boyfriend, especially, i don't know how anyone will handle it. >> she was the best person you could ever think of, beautiful person, i loved her a lot. >> the driver, 50-year-old woman treated for minor injuries, a medical condition may have caused her to veer off th

stony brook university hospital hosted a wedding so a mom could >> you may kiss your beautiful bride. >> they were set to get married this summer, but back in march mark's mother catherine was diagnosed with an aggressive form of leukemia and ended up on the bone marrow transplant unit. the hospital agreed to host the ceremony so mom could be a part of the big day. >>> the negative effects of antihistamines on your post-workout recovery. a new study out of oregon found high doses of antihistamines stunted the body's ability to help the body's muscles recover. >>> speaking of exercise, rob powers up next with sports. >> fun baseball. the mets' road trip took them to philadelphia. he proves it once again. plus, the ranger captain had a >>> philadelphia fans love seeing the mets. i was being sarcastic. >> it's a little bit of a fight here. nobody likes to visit philadelphia more than david wright. the mets captain hit 20 home runs at citizens bank park, more than any visiting player. 97 games there, wright hits .292, 67 rbi. just lights up in philly. mets resume the schedule there tonigh

stony brook university hospital hosted a wedding so a mom could see her youngest son get married. >> you may kiss your beautiful bride. >> they were set to get married this summer, but back in march mark's mother catherine was diagnosed with an aggressive form of leukemia and ended up on the hospital agreed to host the ceremony so mom could be a part of the big day. >>> the negative effects of antihistamines on your post-workout recovery. a new study out of oregon found high doses of antihistamines stunted the body's ability to help the body's muscles recover. >>> speaking of exercise, rob powers up next with sports. >> fun baseball. the mets' road trip took them to philadelphia. straight ahead, david wright loves playing there. he proves it once again. plus, the ranger captain had a there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every

. >> the pilot and apparently were airlifted to stoney brook university medical have and both are expected to recover. the police department and aviation administration are both investigating. >>> if you take a look outside the window, it's 55 degrees and you can see the clouds and wonder when will the sun return, bill? >>> maybe a little later a peek it's 54 on long island and rain for tomorrow, and then a warm up on the way for the rest of the week. more on that coming up in just a moment. don't go away. >>> a new report, what's in your water? disturbing levels of lead throughout new york state. >>> a new report shows at least once in the last three careers career -- years as many as 82 public and private water levels of lead including 16 schools or daycares with their own water supply. lawmakers are hoping to pass legislation to test the lead level every three years. >>> we're learning new details about the deadly terror attacks in belgium. the man in the hat, mohammed abrini, said that brussels was the back-up plan. they had planned to attack paris again but changed the location becaus

. >>> also on long island, police arrested two stoney brook university basketball players on campus. they are charged with grand larceny and criminal mischief. was arrested last wednesday in connection with a theft on campus. >>> right now, a sentencing hearing underway in westchester county to a father who pleaded guilty from charges from her 6- year-old daughter's death. it happened on easter of 2013. investigators say carr died after ingesting a mixture. >>> a young man stabbed and his friend's heartbreaking struggle to try to save him. this happened at east 94th street and 3rd avenue. that's where eyewitness news reporter, darla miles joins us with details. >> reporter: the stabbing happened here between 94th and 95th on third avenue. but we're told after the stabbing happened, the victim's girlfriend ran all way up third put him in to rush him to the hospital. >> i live right above the building. right above third. >> did you hear or see anything last night? >> i didn't hear anything what it happened at 1:00. >> reporter: at this point, it's unclear if there was a loud argument o

second driver is now treated for his injuries, stony brook university hospital. police identified the victims as william and joe ann keer. service is getting back to -- belgiums busiest airport. the first flight took off from brussels starting today the airport is expected to be up to 20% capacity. two bombs exploded there last month. passengers are going through security tents now before entering a temporary departures hall. >>> happening now, unprecedented exchange system is starting with the first of thousands of refugees being shipped back from greece to turkey. the fist of three ships reached turkey filled with pakistani refugees, par of a deal with the european union. anyone that arrived illegally after march 20th will be sent back to turkey. turkey will send greece a vetted refugee who qualifys for resettlement in europe. >>> if mother nature cooperates the yankees will get season going today. the broption bombers sent out this tweet last night showing 50,000 people are expected to pack the big ballpark in the bronx. for a rematch of the wild card playoff

. >> reporter: two passengers in the plane airlifted to stony brook university medical center. somehow they are both expected to survive. the pilot suffered a head injury and two broken legs. the 65-year-old passenger suffered a head injury, not considered serious. a mangled plane now resting in a residential neighborhood with a row of homes around it untouched. >> this is nothing short of a miracle. both that the airplane did not hit any houses or any other individuals. evening at 7:00 p.m. clearly there could be people out and about. >> reporter: back here live you can see firefighters are about to haul this wrecked plane out of here. both passengers are from orange county. the faa is investigating. the ntsb is also investigating the cause of this crash. this is a crash, though that could have been so much worse. live in bay poor, cefaan kim. >>> new video of gas station attendants who got the upper hand on a would-be robber. one of the attendants catches a man stealing from the store. they fight and the suspect reportedly held him at knife point. a second suspect attacks fro

right by the stony brook university campus. something to keep in mind. a spot to avoid. heading over to staten island, we have something on the staten island expressway causing delays. keep that in mind. that's all eastbound making your way to victory boulevard. otherwise, once you get past this, it's a normal morning congestion congestion. >>> alternate side of the street parking rules in effect and more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you. >>> 6:19. a new controversial law that critics say enables discrimination in effect in mississippi. despite protests, mississippi's governor signed the so-called religious freedom act. it governor cuomo calls the law sad and hateful and banned all nonessential state funded travel to mississippi. >>> a suspected thief caused a massive morning rush hour between manhattan and queens. the man who police say caused it all is seen in the photo right before he was taken to the hospital yesterday. investigators say he tried to take a cell phone from a 13-year-old boy on an m train. he punched a good samaritan in the nose as h

. >>> two stony brooke university basketball players are charged with grand larceny and criminal mischief, saying they broke into a fellow student's car and took $5,000 in cash. both students played in stony brook's first ever ncaa tournament against kentucky. >>> making plans to make new technology, the new contact list system will allow subway and bus cards for payment, no more swiping necessary. the system is expected to be in place by 2020 with metro cards completely phased out by 2022. >>> we're swiping but it works so well. everybody is able to do it. >>> no more tokens either. >>> coming up a cbs 2 helping the homeless. a look inside a local shelter looking to get families back on their feet. >>> a 72-year-old got the attention of rescuers after being stranded in the dessert for 9 days. >>> we've got chilly temperatures right now it is nice weather you need a jacket or coat out the door not the umbrella, it is sunglasses time weather on the 2's coming up. this is everything i have, my family. i got to see my dad die on national tv. they don't know what they took from us. people are

>> reporter: that's the theory behind her research at stony brook university. >> so the vaccine is on these squares. >> correct. >> reporter: she showed us how the immunomatrix patch works. >> you have the patch. this moisture is going to travel up in to the patch and it's going to start to dissolve it away. when the moisture moves up, as you can see, the skin begins to contract because it gets dehydrated. sitting on top of dehydrated skin and it gets pulled back inside. >> reporter: the preservative-free patch can be applied anywhere on the skin and works within 24 hours. unlike conventional vaccines, the patch can be unrefrigerated for up to 10 weeks. that could revolutionize not only the way we receive vaccines here but around the world, particularly in third world countries. >> what if a drone could fly in and deliver a band-aid. everyone could stick it on. >> it could take another 10 years until the patch is commercially available. that's because there's still a lot of research to do including human trials which hopefully would start in the next four years. >> the results that we

. >> we get the story from stoney brook university hospital where memories were made that will last forever. >> reporter: kathryn holm brought a dress for her son's wedding in puerto rico before doctors gave her news she couldn't travel. flying just too much of a risk for her compromised immune system. >> i am, like, overwhelmed that there's people that would do things like this. >> reporter: but nurses at the bone marrow transplant unit at the hospital decided the party they organized this wedding in the hospital's chapel. >> i'll never forget what they've done for me and my family. >> reporter: christina, a fellow patient, served as an unofficial wedding planner. >> i think it's absolutely amazing that they got to have the wedding here. because there was no other option. >> reporter: now, you won't find any wedding gifts here but there is a request from the family for people to get tested for the bone marrow registry. it is a simple procedure. >> only 2% of our nation is on the registry right now. it's important for those to join it. >> reporter: without a match this family knows the odds

a researcher at stony brooke university developed a patch that works with a polymer that pulls waterthe skin and then returns the moisture along with the medicine back into the arm. it can be applied anywhere on the skin and works within 24 hours. it dil needs fda approval. >> canadian researchers say one minute of hard exercise can provide the same health benefit as 45 minutes of moderate exercise. the small study compared sedentary who did you 24r50e-second bicycle sprints with men ho 245 minutes of continuous exercise. for both groups, muscle content and insulin levels improved. many people site lack of time as the reason for not being active. the study those people can get benefits in a few minutes. >> federal regulators are starting to investigation what kind of safety rules are needed for driverless cars. abc7 news reporter david louie was there as the debate continues on the safety of autonomous vehicles. >> as work continues on autonomous vehicles, regulators are starting to explore what rules are needed. the national highway traffic safety administration is in silicon valley

. >>> two basketball players for stony brook university on long island tonight under arrest and ray sean mcgrew and daesean grewer. they were arrested with a theft on campus, reportedly breaking in to a student's car and stealing a $5,000 tax refund. >>> supporters of the bill say women depend on feminine hygiene products, so they should join things like bandages and medicine in being untaxed. governor cuomo said he will sign the bill in to law. the elimination of the tax would mean around a $14 million loss for the state each year. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge make a whirlwind tour of india, stopping at the world's largest one horn rhino park. the royals have already visited a sacred gandhi memorial and met with the prime minister. it's all part of their week-long trip to india. locals about protecting wildlife. >>> the famed physicist stephen hawking announcing a $100 million project to seek out life in outer space. the project dubbed breakthrough star shot, wanting to know if it's possible to send a tiny space craft to the atari space system. it would fly about 1/5th the spee

he is in serious condition at stony brook university hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. we're live at ronkonkoma, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> more now on that breaking news we were just telling you about. a loaded gun found at ps169 in the upper west side. >> eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff has just arrived on the scene and she is there now with more. >> i just spoke with a man here who didn't want to be identified but he told me he works with the school and he was actually inside when this happened. he said it was quite a chaotic situation but very quickly when everyone learned there were no injuries reported here, the situation was calmed. now on the upper east side. what we know right now is that a gun was found inside of the school at some point today, still unclear exactly when that gun was found. the status of the student that brought the gun to school still unknown at this time. what we do know, again, no injuries reported here and that police are in the process of investigating. the department of education did put out a statement a few mi

stony brook university hospital says 34-year-old scott clifford remains in serious condition and 55-year-old michael rome is in good condition. the families thank god and good samaritans and first responders for helping. the faa is investigating. >>> stocks on wall street losing ground on the first day trading week, despite another rise in the price of u.s. oil. investors remain cautious ahead of quarterly reports due to start rolling out this week. here's a look at the big board. dow falling 20 points, closing at 17,556. >>> as we continue with eyewitness news on this monday, the new way you'll be able to buy tickets to concerts and sporting events. >> also ahead, horror at the hospital. the hospital official accused of assault. >> and the new twist in the belgian terror investigation as some new targets have been revealed. a rather strong appearance on the upper west side. temperatures are responding by right now. tri-state region. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. that's because we've been working hard to give you better service,

. >> reporter: clifford and rome are recovering at stony brook university hospital. we'd like to extend our deepest gratitude to the good samaritans in the bayport community as well as the first responders for their heroic efforts in helping rescue scott and michael. >> usually when you have a rescue or something like this, typically it's one person doing a very big job. every single one of these people had an intricate part as a team that provided the best outcome for the patient. >> authorities have also said that there also was a lot of heroism on the part of the pilot, scott clifford, that he was able to land this plane in this neighborhood missing houses, people on the ground. he only clipped a few trees and a utility pole. we're live in bayport, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> just incredible. >>> one large commuter railroad in our area about to install new audio and visual surveillance. they'll be listening. >>> scandal at a local hospital. a worker is arrested for giving unauthorized physical exams, sexually assaulting and taking pictures of the

the second driver, now treated for injuries at stony brook university hospital. police identify the victims as william and joann keer. >>> hilary clinton joins governor cuomo at a victory rally for $15 minimum wage. the state passed a plan gradually to raise the minimum wage to $15 in new york city, over the next two years, for the rest of the state by 2021. cuomo will sign in to law and celebrate new york's plan for paid family leave. >>> the affects of the weekend's windy weather felt in the town of elizabeth, greer avenue remains closed because of a swaying church steeple. the situation started after the metal bracings in the building snapped due to the winds. construction crews will dismantle the dome piece by piece. >>> there were similar scenes manhattan, the winds rocked a crane 16 stories if the sky. it happened at an under eastside building. everything is back to normal. in the bronx authorities believe winds are behind a partial building collapse. the facade fell off a 3-story building. brooklyn, another partial collapse at 14th avenue and 14th street.

second driver being treated for injuries at stony brook university hospital. police identified the married victims as william and joe ann kr. >>> a long island man is accused of attacking his wife inside their restaurant. juw grabbed his wife by the back of her head and forced her hands in to a vat of boiling oil at their chinese restaurant. she is treated for second degree burns. the 12 and 14-year-old daughters were there when happened. he will be in court this morning. >>> coming up, presidential candidate donald trump's ex- wife opens up about their relationship now. that's coming up next on good >>> welcome back to "good morning america." you can see it right there, big storm heading east bringing freezing temperatures and snow, as millions from the midwest to the northeast recover from the wicked weather creating dangerous commutes. tracking the latest this morning. >>> also right now, wisconsin voters getting ready to head to the polls tomorrow as donald trump faces some stiff competition from ted cruz the gop front-runner's wife melania today to suppor

. >>> two stony brook university basketball players facing felony charges. the two are accused of breaking into a fellow student's car and stealing $5,000. they're facing grand larceny charges. a student disciplinary hearing will be held later this week. >>> in new jersey, police say the man who was worng on the roof of a building in key port when this devastating fire erupted did not have permits for the job. he's charged with working without a permit, working without a license and driving without a license. he's not charged in connection with a fire. for injuries at the hospital and released released. >>> parents will be demanding answers today on possibly ineffective teachers being put back into new york city classrooms. the parents, along with the education advocacy group, students first ny, going to have a rally at 10:30 this morning. they want information on the absent teach reserve pool. is is the group from which substitute teachers are chosen. many in that group ended up there because of performance issues or downsizing. >>> in the cnbc money report

when i was going to school at stony brooke university on long island your father was governor.politics, ultra liberal politicses that governs primarily new york city, a near socialist type of government in new york city and liberal policies in the state that have driven taxes sky high, killed jobs in the state, driven the middle class largely out of new york and forced many middle class folks into other states is the reason why everyone in new york goes to retire in florida in order to escape the sky-high income taxes on their pensions. that's the type of situation that's been created in new york by liberal politicians with all due respect to everyone over the course of the years and of course what was referred to. everyone in new york understands that, except, of course, for people you know, like donald trump who want to mischaracterize that, which is fine. this is politics. this ain't bean bag. this is hard. politics is hard, but that doesn't mean that senator cruz isn't going to work hard in the state of new york, work hard in order to maximize the number of voters he's able

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live, at west chester university, where donald trump has a rally this afternoon. >>> brooke, jim, good morning, that's right. donald trump is expected to be here on campus at west chester university right around 4:00 this afternoon. here to greet him will be number of students, there is at least one student organization that will also be protesting his visit. in the meantime, the gop rivals of trump have found common grounds, have decided to team up against the frontrunner. >> new generations -- >> republican ted cruz is the only presidential candidate on both sides of the ticket who won't be symptomming in pennsylvania. instead, he's already looking past tuesday's primary, and focusing attention on inched ann a but sunday night, a sharp change of course for the texas senator. once opposed to coordinating anti-trump efforts, both he and ohio governor, john kasich, have now decided to team up against the gop frontrunner, the kasich campaign says it will give cruz clear path in indianna while the crews campaign will clear the path for kasich in oregon and new mexico. >> it has

the university still planning that big celebration, but still a lot to come. brooketo you. >>> thanks a lot, jan. you know, other fans in novanation went to watch parties throughout the region. this is home video, shot at the fieldhouse in center city philadelphia, as chris jenkins' buzzer beater went in. fans cheered the end after long sports championship drought in philly. >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow the villanova wildcats, and the big welcome home, the fans are expected to give them later today. our coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com. >>> meanwhile, in other news, former eagles running back, lesean mccoy; in the clear for now. no charges for his alleged role in a bar fight. but he may still get in trouble with the nfl. mccoy and three other were reportedly involved in the brawl with two off duty police officers, at an old city night club on superbowl sunday. authorities said one officer suffered a broken nose and broken ribs in the fight, the other suffered a skull fracture, the district attorney says there isn't enough evidence to charge

brook thomas. temple university planned football stadium will take their concerns to the public later this afternoondelphia a have demonstrated against the 126 million-dollar stadium for months. >>> today is demonstration starts at 2:00 at bell tower at center of campus near the library. protesters say stadium will bring noise, traffic to the neighborhood and they do not the want it. >>> now, let's get to the eyewitness weather forecast, meteorologist katie fehlinger is in the weather center with everything that is going on, hey there katie. >> looking beautiful. we will have full sunshine, expect all day to day, right through better part of the seven day forecast. when we look outside at storm scan it is totally devoid of activity. we do not have a cloud in the sky. 43 degrees outside middletown ship high school in cape may courthouse. quiet beginning to the day and cool but we will rebound about or 20 degrees or so from where temperatures currently stan in the low to mid 60's, today and tomorrow upper 60's coming saturday continuing warming trend sunday and even into monday. with that strong sun a

reporting live outside villanova university, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and brook back to you. >> we are looking forward to it. >>> all right. if you cannot make it down to the city a's pride day you can see that parade of champions, live, right here on cbs-3 and on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> meanwhile in other news road to the white house comes through philadelphia today, with both hillary clinton and bernie sanders making appearances. >> clinton will address the afl-cio convention this morning. sanders gets his turn tomorrow. he is having a rally this evening though at the liacouras center. both candidates are going after votes, and delegates in the pennsylvania primary, it is april 26th, it is coming up. >> sanders claims he is gaining momentum after winning the wisconsin primary, the state has a large number of independent voters, sanders swept all but three counties. >>> republican ted cruz calls his victory overdone old trump a turning point but as don champion reports the presidential contenders are now turning their full attention to new york's upc

for now, live on villanova university campus, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thanks, jan. >> i wouldn't be surprised if people were still cheering right now somewhere. look at these cheers inside corner pizza on lancaster avenue. they shared this video on twitter, and anyone who goes or went to school at villanova knows this is one of the go to spot for hungry students late at night. there is somebody in the house somewhere. >> exactly. another great spot, manila diner up the street from the campus, tweeted this invitation overnight saying we would love to host coach wright and the nova basketball team for a championship breakfast. "eyewitness news" was on the air when villanova won. >> you got to see ukee's reaction. >> we are tracking the national championship game, 4th left. villanova has the ball. it is tide, and of course they win, once again, full coverage here on cbs-3. >> all right, we'll take a quick -- >> oh, they just -- excuse me. >> hold on. >> i have seen it ten times,. >> he has really good eyesight, sees those monitors over there.

brooks silva-braga, thanks a lot. >>> at a forum wednesday night at stanford university, former house speaker john boehner told the audience how he really feels it republican presidential candidate ted cruz. >> lucifer in the flesh. [ applause ] >> i get along with almost everybody, but i have never worked with a more miserable son of a [ bleep ]. >> cruise dismissed the -- cruz dismissed the remarks and said boehner was channeling his inner donald trump. he expressed his disdain for the texas senator. >>> an envelope with a white substance sparked an alert at it was harmless. trump wasn't there at the time. in march, a letter containing a white powder and threatening note was sent to the manhattan apartment of trump's son. >>> in baltimore, a scare there. this one at one of the city's television stations. police shot a man after he walked inside the building wearing an animal costume and claimed he had a bomb. as craig boswell report, the bomb turned out to be something more inokay use. >> reporter: police shot the suspect addressed in a panda outside the fox affiliate after commands to stop and show his hands. employees

university. but instead of getting support, brooke was suspended.s honor code prohibiting the use of illegal drugs and alcohol and prohibiting premarital sex. >> i waited to report because i was afraid of my standing at byu. >> reporter: she was shocked when she got a call. >> they essentially said we received a police report and in it, a, we think you may have been raped and, b, it looks like you probably violated the honor cold as well. i felt so betrayed because they read every single thing that happened to me and they just kind of didn't care. >> reporter: in fact, she says now she's facing backlash from byu for not answering all their questions. her attorney told her not to until after her criminal trial this fall. the school will not let her register for fall classes until she meets the honor code office. >> how do they end up being disciplined by the honor code office? >> i wouldn't know. >> reporter: while the school won't talk about specific cases they issued this statement: "sometimes in the course of an investigation facts come to light t

university city. pat? >> reporter: jim, brooke, there has been explosion in the popularity of food trucks in the philadelphiaa in recent years. and one man is taking on 50 of them in 50 days, glenn mack, now from 94wip. quite a challenge of and of course i helped. philadelphia is known for it impress i have err ray of culinary establishments. add food trucks to that. a local radio personality is grading them one by one. glenn mack now of 94wip is going through his food truck challenge. >> this is the 11th year that i have ' done it, i've done everything from hoagies, to pizzas, to cheese steak, to beers, to bacon, than year i decided let's do something that i don't have to do the same food for 50 days in a row, so food truck frenzy, wip food truck fen have i. ill hid 50 food trucks in 50 days. >> seems like a lot of food trucks. but that's just fraction of the trucks in the region. >> i literally found 951 food trucks. i suspect there are more. now, some of them are just your little hotdog stands or guy that sells coffee and egg sandwiches. not doing those. i'm trying to find places creative, interesting, un

university hospital. he is currently in stable condition expected to survive this investigation is continuing this morning. we're reporting live outside northeast detective, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thank you, jan. police need your help catching four teenagers, dollars for robbery and assault on temple university campus. >> police tell us 43 year old man walking near 13th and norris streets sunday when the teens punched, kicked, grabbed his shirt. off duty temple university police officer chased the suspect away. the victim suffered minor injuries. now, surveillance cameras captured the teen suspect walking down norris street. investigators say they're between the ages of 16 and 19 years old. >> three student could be charged today in the death of their 16 year old classmate in wilmington. police say sophomore amy joyner francis assault the by three student in a girls rest room last week at howard high school of technology. she died from her injuries. school officials suspended three girls involved in the fight. anti-girls violence rally is planned tonight at 7:00 in new castle. funeral services for amy joyner francis are on sunday at the st. paul uame church i

university. >> i thought it would be a simple process. >> he was a student. >> yeah. >> instead of getting support, brooke was suspended. private university run by the mormon church, prohibiting the use of illegal drugs and alcohol, as well as premarital sex. >> i waited four days to report, because i was afraid of my standing at byu. >> she only reported her's to police. it happened off campus. she was shocked when she got a call from byu's title 9 office, which investigates sexual harass. and violence. >> what she eventually said on the phone call was we received a police report and in it, a, we think you may have been raped. and b, it looks like you probably violated the honor code as well. >> i felt so betrayed, because they read every single thing that happened to me. and they just kind of didn't care. >> in fact, she says, now she is facing backlash from byu for not answering all their questions. her attorney told her not to until after her criminal trial this fall. the school won't let her register for future classes until she cooperates with the honor code office. >> there would never be an honor code review for

brooke was suspended. byu, a private university, run by the mormon church, determined brooke had violated its honor code.its the use of illegal drugs and alcohol, as well as premarital sex. >> i waited about four days to report. because i was scared of my standing at byu. >> reporter: mattie only reported her alleged rape to police. it happened off campus so she was shocked when she got a call from byu's title 9 office which investigates sexual harassment and sexual violence. >> what she essentially said on that phone call was we received a police report and in it, a, we think you may have been raped, and, b, it looked like you probably violated the honor code as well. i felt so betrayed because they read every single thing that happened to me and they just kind of didn't care. >> reporter: in fact, she says now she's facing backlash from byu for not answering all their questions. her attorney told her not to until after her criminal trial this fall. the school won't let her register for future classes until she cooperates with the honor code office. >> there would never be an honor code review for repor

marissa is associate professor at the university of california san diego, also a resident, senior fellow at the brookingsnstitution, her research interests on american politics particularly in areas of latino politics, racial politics, political participation, voting and the mass media campaigns. she is author of campaigning to the new american electorate and co-author of new faces and voices and numerous articles. please welcome marissa. [applause] >> thank you for that kind introduction and thank you for coming. a pleasure to be here today in your beautiful city and i want to briefly talk about the goal of this book as well as the main research question this book tries to address, immigration is a central part of the united states. we are often thought about as a country of immigrants which we are and today more than ever immigration is playing a salient role in american politics. in the past 40 years, the us has transformed tremendously demographically, today those who are foreign-born make up 12% of the population, and with that change there also comes racial change in the sense that latinos have sur

university hospital in stable condition, he is expected to survive in the meantime, this morning, this investigate continues behind me, here at northeast detective. we're reporting live, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> police looking for group of teenagers for robbery and assault on temple university's cam pulls. police say 43 year old man was walking near 13th and norris streets, on sunday, when four teenagers punched, kicked, grabbed his shirt. off duty temple university police officer chased the suspect away, the man suffered minor injuries, and in a surround vale end cameras captured the teen suspects walking down norris street. investigators say they're between the ages of 16 and 19 years old. >> three wilmington student are expected to be charged today, in the death of their 16 year old classmate. no word if they'll be charged as juveniles or adults. police say sophomore amy joyner fran is was assaulted by three girls in a rest room last week, all happened at howard high school of technology. she died from those injuries. school officials suspended three girls involved in the fight. anti-girls violence rally is planned tonight at 7:00 in new castle, and funeral services for

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university. were more on the excitement at the main line, good morning, pat. >> jim, brooke, good morning, happy to be with you guys, but also, you know, i kind of feel bad for people who went to oak home, a oklahoma alumni, like our own brooke thomas, that was absolute beat-down on saturday, villanova beating oklahoma by 44 points, so i wanted to throw that one in there. but let's also talk about some of the nay sayers. because there weren't many people outside of the villanova campus this year, that thought the wildcats could get to the national championship, but a lot of people here at villanova did believe that, here they are, in the national championship. how did they get there? bald effort on saturday against oklahoma, it was complete effort. josh heart, ryan arcidiacono, wildcats shooting 71% of the game. buddy, in his tracks, just nine points, just the second time this year he scored in a single digits. the ends result, that 44-point thrashing, the largest margin of victory in final four history. head coach jay wright was named the national "coach of the year" yesterday, our own leslie v

brooke. >> as we wait for the president, why do this at university of chicago law school?bvious, that this is where the president attended? >> because he wants to make it a constitutional argument. the point is that, the white house is trying to argue what the senate republicans are doing is beyond the bounds of the constitution, beyond the advise and consent clause. senate should give a vote up or down. if he's going to vote down, vote down this nominee, but at least give it its due deiligence. as you mention, this is his own roots. brings it back to his own roots. shows why he's making the case here. because he believes that the senate needs to act. but that's the challenge for them also, brooke, is the white house and the democrats need to keep this issue alive because if the republicans want to just kill this altogether, they want to move on. democrat also are trying to figure out new ways to keep this issue in the news. one way to do that, go back to the university of chicago. >> all right, manu, thank you. you broke the reporting there about lindsey graham, thank you

university canceled classes for today at ccsf. >>> in campaign 2016, donald trump and hillary clinton are closer to clinching their parties nominations after winning in multiple primaries in the northeast. brook silva-braga reports, the other candidates are not giving up >>> reporter: after sweeping primary wins tuesday, donald trump declared himself the presumptive gop nomine urging ted cruz and john kasich to give up. >> it's over. they cannot win. there's no path. >> reporter: the republican front-runner went five for five in pennsylvania, delaware, maryland, connecticut and rhode island. a win next week in indiana will make him unstoppable. john kasich will not campaign there giving ted cruz a chance one-on-one. >> tonight this campaign moves back to more favorable terrain. >> reporter: the candidate is already looking ahead to a general election matchup with hillary clinton. >> the only thing she has going is the woman's card and the beautiful thing is women don't like her. >> reporter: the democratic front-runner welcomed the criticism during a victory speech in philadelphia. >> if fighting for women's healthcare and paid family leave and equal pay is playing the woman card, then deal m

brooke, good morning, a special delivery indeed. the store here behind me on villanova campus is expecting some 5,000 national championship t-shirts at some point today. now, i asked villanova university, and they'll be in, they couldn't say exactly what time, all they'll say it is en route. now the store opens at 8:00 this morning, we do anticipate quite a few people milling about, in anticipation of those t-shirts. meantime, the crowds are all but gone, along lancaster avenue, and here on campus, but novanation still has so much to look forward to. after all, their national championship team is coming home this afternoon. now, take a look at this, this was the reaction when nova hit that game winning shot. students were watching inside of the pavilion. they absolutely went wild. chopper three was other campus, as women, as those student that spilled out of the arena, and across the main line. fans flooded, and shutdown lancaster avenue for some time. that road, how much, is back open this morning. soap, no problems there. unfortunately, though, not everyone followed the rules last night. police say they were at least five arrests overnight, seven minor injuries were reported, as wel

brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. >>> back to the live coverage of villanova universityom sky force 10. there you see flags flying and fans waving their arms in celebration as the wildcats are now national champions. want to check in with denise nakano and also with students and fans tonight. denise? looking again at live pictures here from the villanova campus. >> reporter: wait. we are live. >> there's denise. >> reporter: i'm sorry. yes. we are live outside, right outside of kelly's tap room and yaw saw me live a few minutes ago. the crowd inside spilled out to lancaster avenue at water street. there was already a police presence here waiting in vehicles and also on bikes and they seem to have the crowd contained to about a block. but all the patrons, all the students are in full celebration mode. i mean, it seems like right now they're excited to be out here. they filled the streets as i think police were ready for and they have closed the portion of lancaster avenue and closer to the campus. now, many of the bars, where you see the students are about probably a half

brooke, over to you. >> thanks, for pennsylvania and delaware, attention in campaign 2016, shift from the candidates, to the voters. >> well, yesterday estimated 3500 people packed a donald trump rally at west chester universitytrump called for both ted cruz and john kasich to drop out of the race. he also criticized the alliance formed in an effort to defeat him. >> they made a deal. right? that cruz was going to take indianna. how weak is that? how pathetic is it when they use clues in how weak does it make them look? i said to my people, great it, look make them look weak and pathetic which they will as politician. >> trump said he should win on the first ballot. >> deal has prompted the governor to cancel two events in indianna. yesterday kasich shook hands at the penrose diner in philadelphia. quick to point out despite the deal he stint wants people to vote for him. playing down the significance of the arrangement. >> we don't have all of the resources in the world. but we're still going. and we have to our resources and i feel it is very fair for me to be able to go to areas where i can spends my resources most effectively and the same is true for senator cruz. >> in exchange for indianna cruz is givin

brooke. >> thank you. >>> next talented young athletes are flock to go franklin field for the annual penn relays. >> pat gallen is live in universityth the preview of the oldest, largest and field event in the entire united states. track and field is my favorite to watch, pat. >> reporter: you just enjoy what i did there during that tease then. >> not really. >> i'm one of the the fastest people out here, yeah. beautiful morning out here, at franklin field, you can see sunnies out the which is nice but katie just said rain will interrupt things here at franklin field later on. it is 121st install president of the penn relays that kicks off at 10:00 a.m. today, full of the fun will begin in a couple hearst but one of the at least that you'll see among thousands participating here is the best diskus thrower in the world at least by my account. the his name is sam mattis from the the university of pennsylvania. earlier this week i got a chance to meet him and see him in action. he is an impressive kid with impressive record. >> ivy league record, the american collegiate record and second all time in the ncaa as well as best in the wor

event at the brookings institution where founder and ceo emerging markets management will argue the next hotspot for low motivation are in america's rust belt states. thursday at norwich universitynorthfield vermont for the kobe award presented annually to a first-time author or book a military history intelligence operations for international affairs. this year's lecture will be delivered by the 2016 recipient of author of midnights furies of the deadly legacy of india's partition and next saturday and sunday live in the 21st annual los angeles times festival of books the campus of the university of southern california all they coverage will include author panels in your calls. that is a look at some of the author programs book tv will be covering this week.

student athletes is on the line at university of california campus that may drop its sports program. >> the market just opened. k-c-b-s radio's financial re ason brookswith us. we'll be right back. ,, >>> good morning. 6:41. we'll have record-breaking high temperatures across the bay area today. 85 today in pacifica. low 90s in sunnyvale, cupertino, campbell, morgan hill up to 94 degrees. 96 gilroy. and in discovery bay, 96. 80s and 90s east of the bay today. 70s through the 80s to 92 in sonoma. and good morning to you in cloverdale! 94 degrees. >> can't forget cloverdale. >>> in berkeley, two middle schoolers escaped a kidnapper's clutch during their walk home. the encounter happened when the students were near colusa and marin avenues heading home from king middle school. a man in a blue car offered the boys a ride home but they ran. the school sent out a letter monday warning parents about the incidents. berkeley police have been monitoring that area. >>> police are looking for the vandals that have been tagging san jose city hall for weeks. taggers have been spray- painting the landmark government building. a homeless person who says she tried to

brooks. >> reporter: good morning, kenny and michelle. a busy morning. we have some wheeling and dealing to lead things off with comcast buying dreamworks animation for $3.8 billion. comcast owns universals and will use dreamworks to go after disney. dreamworks behind hits like shrek, "kung fu panda" and madagascar. shares in dreamworks are up on that news. facebook doing some serious heavy lifting this morning. its shares are soaring off its performance in the 1st quarter. revenue up more than 50% to about $5.5 billion, big profit, big gains in advertising revenue and facebook user base continues to rise more than 1.6 billion users around the world. >>> the u.s. economy not looking quite so good. growth in the 1st quarter really sputtered only a .5% growth. businesses cut their inventories, they cut their spending plan. a lot of that due to weakness in the energy sector. consumer spending was up nearly 2% mostly on rising utility prices and healthcare. spending on big ticket items was down compared to a year earlier. stock market off to a sluggish start this morning. the chancellor of u-c davis be on the job hunt in the cg months. linda katehi has just been >> thank you, jason brooks f