. >> the brooklyn mets, let's put it how it is. >> putting that aside. $45. what sort of keeps you up? what could be the one wild card that could send us higher than that or lower for that matter? >> the wild cards that could send us higher is the wild card that sent us this high in the first place which is money flow. you had a tremendous volume that was put in brent and also had a lot of the short money covered this week in wti. so there's one thing i learned in 2008 when we went to a hundred and i thought that was ridiculous and we got to 145 is that money can move the market far, far more than you think. i think it will be more temper at. we have a lot of crude oil out there and world supply probably about a million to a million and a quarter barrels a day more than demand. the scary thing about this week was the eia came out with numbers earlier in the week which were very bar rish talking about $37 million in 2017. maybe that was a kiss of death for the bare market. >> tom, we're going to leave it there. thanks for calling in. appreciate it. >> take car

. >>> in brooklyn, mets at home against the hornets, charlotte is in sixth place, winning eight of their last 10, nets come in having lost eight of their last 10. nets fighting from behind, from the get-go, kemba walker who grew up in the bronx, nets down by 17 and came back. 29 points for brook lopez, jefferson missed a game with a fractured ankle, he was back tonight, nicholas scored 23, jeremy lin, 21, 105-100, the nets did not have it at the end. >>> one of the questions at the nfl owners meetings, who is the jets quarterback? on record, free-agent ryan fitzpatrick is going to stay with the jets, fitzpatrick leaving the jets to a 10-1 season but he is a free agent. everybody seems to be on the same page but still, nothing yet. >> we are not bothered yet because it's free agency and you understand these things are going to happen. like i say, we are going to try to sign fitzpatrick back, we will do due diligence to sign him back. if not, we have a plan going forward. >> there you go. finally, rutgers new men's basketball coach, comes over from stony brook where he won at least 20 game

the nypd commissioner and brooklyn leaders met today to discuss ways to make the west indian day parade safer. the meeting comes after last year's tragic death of an aide to governor cuomo. carey abay was shot in the head during a precarnival celebration. among the recommendations, adding more lights along the festivity route, increasing police presence, and making it a permanent event. gabai's wife says the spirit of but violent. >> when you understand the significance of what juvay entails, it resonates with your soul. that's why you want to be a part of this celebration. my husband was amidst of this very celebration of our heritage and never made it home. >> the nypd just released these new photos of three men and a woman they want to talk to. investigators believe they were involved in a shoot-out that killed gabay. >>> caught on camera, a fresh direct driver attacked by a man with a mallet. why he says the assailant seemed possessed. >>> plus, a flight attendant captured. what the former beauty queen say cuesed of trying to smuggle on when does your body become a medical breakthro

the two teams met in brooklyn in february. nuggets thought they stole a win when faried hit a runner with just over a second left. then joe johnson hit an off-balance 3 at buzzer for the win. michael malone says that image might be game, but he remembers 48 minutes of bad basketball from his team. >> i don't want to replicate any of that game. i want to put that game out of my memory and play a lot better tonight. and after that game, if we would have won that game, it would have been an injustice. they deserved to win that game. and that's how the basketball gods work. >>> peyton manning spoke at a healthcare conference in las vegas today. he did not make any news-worthy announcements. he reportedly joked that colorado's unique laws have helped his papa john's pizza business. >>> from a high school john in minnesota, marshall in the black jersey, they get the buzzer beattory force overtime. exciting, yes. and a third overtime! now down 3 after this free throw. from 70 feet! drains it! so we need a fourth overtime! we're not d

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brooklyn. she received help after she met pope francis. the 12 year old was blessed on the tarmac back in september. for nearly a year, she's l -- battled a mystery illness -- mystery illness. >> but since meeting the pope, her life has changed. reporter: julia was blessed by the pope during the darkest days of her illness. just 12 years old, she would lie in bed and wonder if she would live there the works in mysterious ways, the nuns used to tell us. >> the pope was like truly, like the most amazing thing that's ever happened to me. the pope changed everything. reporter: for julia and her parents, every day is say gift that they think is delivered by the pope himself. >> since the pope's visit, its been a wonderful blessing. reporter: you may remember julia, she was a normal preteen girl before she started getting sick. >> i was scared for my life. you know, doctors were just shrugging their shoulders they didn't know what to do. reporter: soon she couldn't walk and no one could figure out what was wrong. >> it was scary. i would go to b

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he met with her at the brooklyn d.a.'s office. he apologized for shooting and kill i gurley two years ago. the two actually shook hands. she wanted to look him in the how gurley didn't deserve to die. >>> 4:49. no more charges against skier picabo street. prosecutors dropped the domestic violence and assault charges yesterday. documents suggest street said she locked her father in the basement after pushing him last december. attorneys suspected a civil forum should handle that case. >>> the family of a new jersey boy killed by a table at his elementary school. the family is seeking $10 million in damages. they are suing the new milford school district, the police department and others. a folding table collapsed and hit him on the head. a locking system was not engaged and a backup safety latch was missing. >>> a man pleading guilty to 24 -- excuse me, 26.4.26 charity. he was accused of taking between 73 and $103,000 from charity marathon races that that fund organized. the fund was created after the sandy hook nas kerr. bruce is

met what i had said was, i don't wear >> i don't ware sparkles. >> i don't wear sparkles don't wear anything floral. >> oscar dominated for brooklyn had a lot of rules before she met elizabeth salesman. >> all she had was pink, glittery and sequins, and i put them all on and everything felt like me. >> and who doesn't have goals to look like beyonce. one of her stylists was a gooir who had that classic moment of arranging her train al the met gala. phone cake. stars like gaga used it. carrie washington too, thr lights help you create that perfect beyonce like con tour face. >> warm, warm is what a lot of people use for the club settings, it gives you that glow and you can't go wrong, and the next one is brilliant which is really superbright. >> i actually saw that light, michelle williams had it on her phone at the super bowl. everyone was so excited about it. >> did you bring it back for me? >> i will get you one, i promise, i will get you one. >> beyonce actually came up when rihanna talked to "vogue" for their new issue that's out on the 29th. rumors of a rivalry starting. rihanna says, quote, that's just not what i wake up to because i can only

i met to donald little and his attorney in brooklyn to talk about this mixup. >> i am heartbroken. i'm living in a nightmare. i didn't get a chance to say good by to my wife. and it hurts. >> i also asked his lawyer where we stand and what's next for everybody. >> so far answers have not been forthcoming. this is is a tragedy for everybody. everybody is affected. even if you don't clearly get the information shed light on the little family for them to know what happened to their mother, to any little. >> i spoke to richard mcdonald's one of val jean mcdonald sun and he tell me what happened. he and all his family members and brothers pay the respect to the wall wrong woman as their mother sat alone in the funeral home. he told me he knew she looked different, they all thought something was off because it didn't look like their mother. they put it aside because one they thought it was impossible to have the wrong woman at the funeral into, she she had been battling a very aggressive form of cancer and maybe that change or facial appearance. i went to the funeral home to see if they

she won countless competitions and set new records all over the i met with ashima at brooklyn boulders in new york where she taught me a thing or two about getting to the top.rs old, ashima shirt aishi is the best female rock climber in the the wall, i don't have to think. i just climb. >> reporter: and she's climbed all over the world, shattering records from texas to spain.rt doing this? >> i began climbing when i was 6. i saw people climbing and thought it was just so weird and a sport called bouldering. >> climbing is almost like solving a puzzle. you have to think about how move to each hold. >> reporter: and cheering her on from the sidelines is her coach and dad. do you climb? >> sometimes iorter: she's better? >> of course. >> reporter: bouldering is different from rock climbing because no ropes or harnesses are allowed. the climbs are usually noan 15 feet off the ground and the only thing bracing your fall, a gym mat, even when you'reave fallen so many times. and sometimes actually think that something is impossible, and then i remind mys possible. >> reporter: the levels rang

liang met face-to-face with brooklyn. he apologized for the shot that hit a kiger early in a dark stairwell in 2014. she told him not because of his actions, her three-year-old daughter will grow up without a father. he was convicted of manslaughter. the brooklyn da recommends probation instead of jail. incarceration is not needed to protect the public in this case. gurley's family is strongly against the recommendation. >> it's an outrage. to the community and he >> at 5:09 am. the jetblue flight attendant who tried to smuggle cocaine remains in jail despite being granted bail. yesterday. the judge ordered her to afternoon. that's to give prosecutors in los angeles a chance to look at the case. he is accused of kicking off her heels and running off after she was stopped for a random screening. officials say she left behind a suitcase filled with 70 pounds of cocaine. she surrendered to dea at jfk on wednesday. her defense says she may not have known about the drugs. she may have done this i don't know if we are even able

liang met face-to-face in brooklyn yesterday. he apologized for the ricocheted shot that hit an unarmed akai gurley back in 2014. she told him because of his actions her three-year-old daughter would grow up without a convicted of manslaughter his reaction to that -- conviction. but brooklyn d.a. recommended probation instead of jail saying incarceration is unneeded to protect public many this case. gurley's family is furious. listen. >> it's an outrage, a disgrace to not only the family. the community, and the state of new york. >> after meeting some told protesters that, quote, violence is inevitable if liang does not get jail time. he will be sentenced next month and peaces up to 15 years in prison. we have plenty more coming up including this. how queens residents rescued a modo dragon found on the street. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third yea

met a retired nypd detective. >> it doesn't matter where. we have seen in brooklyn, manhattan, queens.ens on the streets commend the subway. >> part of a citywide increasing crime on the subway system, felony assaults in addition to other crime. critique the nypd approach by saying it's good strategy the one that has not worked. >> just hope for the best. helping is not a plan. a really serious thing. >> i needed to find out more. >> i was the victim of a slashing six years ago. i am a comic. i was coming over, michelle. >> on the subway when he saw a man pushing a woman and intervened. >> i said hey buddy, that's a lady. i swung on him. he steps in, it's me. i come back, take him in the stomach. he is running out of the station. i looked down in the blood pouring down my jacket. i did not realize he had a razor blade between his fingers quex's attacker was caught, arrested, prosecuted, and is prosecuted, and is serving 15 years in jail. a lot of the problem is now contribute to the homeless population. >> hurt somebody. and regardless. >> in new york city's homeless shelters the fear

brooklyn made its move. lopez tipping it in with .4 seconds left to secure the win. it allowed the mets to snap a two game skid. >>> the one week from tomorrow it is selection sunday. with conference tournaments going on this week, time starting to run out to make an impression on that committee. visiting depaul, rodriguez carrington for the dunk and the lead. second half isaiah whitehead. he was a beast. 33 points, three of them here. 80-66 seaton hall wins. syracuse also hoping to be dancing, they have a bigger florida state, malachi richardson needing one hand to a tie game. seminoles had beasley, he had 20 points and this dunk to begin to put it away. 78-73 the seminoles down the st. john's hosting providence on senior day. lindsey a big day, three of his 30 points right here. in the second half, chris dunn driving through the lane moving in for the dunk. that put the lead at 23. 90-76. st. john's finishing big east play at 1-17. >>> rutgers looking for its first win. minnesota happy to help. scarlet knights led by 25 at the half. michael williams, working the perimeter, had a game

brooklyn continues its nine game road trip stopping in denver. the knicks are in boston. when these two met back in mid- january, they were a half game apart fighting for the postseason. since then the celtics are in third place in the eastern conference while the knicks are the third worst after losing 14 of 17. >> we just have to be able to extend our ability to play well because we've had in every single ballgame moments where we've played well, where we've just done everything exceptional, but we can't sustain it. >>> well, the exact opposite of both the knicks and nets would be the warriors who last night beat the thunder in oakland for their 44th straight home victory. that ties the 96 bolts for the streak in nba history, but there's still a bigger record to be had. golden state now 55-5. they're looking to top that same bulls team for the best record in nba history. chicago was 72-10. >>> both the tennis and journalism worlds lost an icon. bud collins passed away today, originally a writer for the boston globe, collins then became a television analyst for tennis earning himself a spo

met my landlord. i believe that she lives in brooklyn. >> i am the first tenant of that welling. >> remember the time i negotiated with her on live tv? >> let's talk about eagles >> they performed as a group. a tribute to glenn frey. i guess you just do not have the >> that is true. that is it. let's talk about mariah carey. a new article out. basically, mariah carey's brother is waging against their sister. refusing to get the hospital care she needs to survive. mariah is worth a lot of money. he says basically, your sister where are you? probably spends more on dog food they have her sister to get properly cared for. very, very sad. rosanna: let's talk about area on the grandes. she did a number of musical impersonations. boy, oh boy, can she sing. >> i am glad that she did not >> no, she did not. >> she was really good. a small world. >> how would you capitalize on this relationship? >> she was on our show one. did you see any movies this weekend? >> i have not seen any movies in about six months. >> you strike out, you resign. >> $60 million this weekend. just over $25 million. still very much al

brooklyn in new york twice. >> do you know her at all? >> i've never met her. i know her work. she seems to be a seasoned professional prosecutor. she's studiously avoided answering questions about this investigation. interestingly enough, she did not deny there was a grand jury when she was asked that question recently. i certainly would appoint a special counsel under the regulations. because no matter what she does, if she refuses to go forward based on the publicly available evidence, i don't know how she will justify it. because the evidence now requires a grand jury beyond what's already been started. and if she were to go forward, she's going to incur the enmity of people she doesn't have to. appoint a special counsel. if you do that, it's going to take time, because that person has to have a staff, they have to get up to speed, et cetera et cetera. who knows. we shall see. this will be fascinating to watch. >> jack, dallas, republican, you're on with joe did i jen va. >> caller: hey, joe, how you doing? i'm jack strickland. the question i don't see being addressed is th

they met face to face at the brooklyn d.a.'s office she says liang apologized. his client was not there to accept liang's apology. she wanted to look into his eyes and tell her how her life has been turned upside down and how gurley did not deserve to die. >>> in new jersey, the family of a young boy killed by a table at his school have filed a lawsuit. they're seeking $10 million in damages along with a jury trial. they're suing the new milford school district, the police department and others. jordan died last year when a folding table collapsed and hit him in the head. a locking system was not engaged and a backup safety latch was missing. plead guilty to defrauding the people of newtown, connecticut. it has to do with this charity. it's shown here. robert bruce was accused of taking between 73 and $103,000 from charity marathon races that that fund had organized. the fund was created after the shook shooting massacre. he's expected in federal court next month. >>> it's 5:41. straight ahead, the historic concert taking place tonight in cuba. >>> a major boost

all of that from barclays center in brooklyn. >>> the grapefruit league season already passed the halfway point. last night, david wright made the mets hosted the nationals. wright playing third base. bartolo colon took this one. he allowed eight runs in five innings. while wright's debut was a success, he went 2 for 3 including this single on the very first pitch he saw. the mets found themselves in a big hole late. this is a positive, though. michael connforto. cc sabathia on the mound. the veteran still fighting for the fifth rotation spot. once again, though, did not help his cause. gave up the home run to mark trumbo. he allowed three runs in the first inning. did not get better. two more runs score and that would be it for sabathia. he was removed from the game, allowed seven runs, four earned on six hits and three and two- thirds of an inning. 11- while the yankees are busy in grahe. new york city football club is keeping an eye on the stadium for them. in the bronx, goals hard to come by, but orlando did strike in the seventh inning. the strike, all they would 1-nil. orlando gets the win. i'm laura behnke. tonight at 5:00. >>

brooklyn. >>> the grapefruit league season may have already passed but it's never too late to get involved. the mets hosted the nationals. wright playing third base. colon took the ball to start with one. it's a bit rough. he allowed eight runs in five innings. wright's debut was a success. including this single on the very first pitch he saw. the mets still found themselves in a big hole late. this is a positive, though. michael confort to, a grand slam. also last night, the yankees hosting the orioles. cc sabathia on the mound still fighting for the fifth rotation spot. once again, though, did not help his cause. gave up the home run to mark trumbo, a three-run shot. did not get a lot better from there in the fourth. knocking him around for the single. two more runs score. that would be it for sabathia. he was removed from the game, allowed seven runs, four earned and six hits. 11-2, the yankees fall. >>> while the yankees are busy in florida, the new york city football club keeping an eye on the stadium for them. gold's hard to come by, but the strike, all they would need. 1-nil, orlando gets the

brooklyn. >> good morning, rob and toni. both sides have met at the table. they negotiated ned and will again on monday with no agreement in place. union workers will be rallying here at 11:00 a.m. all ahead of that march 13th deadline that has been set up by the union representing rail workers. members have worked five years without a contract. meantime, contingency plans have been set up. there will be extra bus service, additional park and ride lots. there will be increased ferry and p.a.t.h. train service. that could only accommodate a fraction of the total viedership. so there's concern about massive tie-ups and delays as a rally here by union workers at 11:00. live in wood bridge, marcus solis, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >>> police are searching for a robbery suspect, who is targeting banks in queens. take a look at these pictures showing a man police say robbed a bank in astoria yesterday afternoon. authorities say he demands cash and took off. the same man is suspected of robbing a chase bank in oakland gardens a little more than a month ago. >>> f

brooklyn housing project. the fact that his gun was drawn, a violation of police protocol. liang argued it was a tragic accident. outside court today demonstrators predicted violent protests, even riots just haurs ours after liang met privately for the first time at the d.a.'s office with the mother of gurley's daughter. she wanted the chance to look liang in the eye and tell him the damage he did. she told liang akai was a good man who did not deserve to die. liang apologized to her, saying, he knows how difficult it is to lose a loved one and that killing gurley was the last thing he could have ever imagined happening. in a letter to the judge last night d.a. thompson recommended five years probation, six months home confinement with electronic monitoring at liang's expense and 500 hours of community service, citing mitigating liang was a rookie officer, did not intend to kill or injure gurley and poses no future threat to public safety. and that decision is ultimately the judge's to make. the sentencing is scheduled for april 14th. and this particular manslaughter charge carried with it potential jail time of up to 15 years. >>> and now to the latest on the terror attacks in belgium. >> here is the latest at tha

brooklyn. >> okay. you do a lot of performing on the island as well. >> i do a lot of performing. >> everywhere. >> yes. i've sang for the mets, i've sang for the cast of the sopranos, the cast of sex in the city. >> well, you're here to sing for us. what do you have? sal, do him justice. >> come on, everybody, clap those hands! come on, i can't hear you! oh, what a night, late december back in '63. as i remember, what a night. oh, what a night. you know, i didn't even know her name -- but i was never gonna be the same. what a lady, what a night. >> here's a little frankie valli. oh, i, i got a funny feeling hey, my, as i recall it ended much too soon. hypnotiziing mesmerizing me. she was everything i dreamed she'd be. sweet surrender, what a night. >> come on, everybody, put 'em together now! oh, i felt a rush like a rolling bolt of thunder -- spinning my head around and taking my body under. oh, what a night. oh, what a night. oh, what a night [cheers and applause] >> big finish. sal manzo. great job. i love your takeoff on frankie valley. hit those high notes very well. >> thank thank thank you, ernie. >> you sang one of m

brooklyn, mark morgan, cbs 2 news. >>> new information a new jersey man faces charges tonight for allegedly scamming a woman he met online out of her savings. he is charged with theft by deception. investigators say the 45-year- dating website and conned her 401(k). prosecutors said he borrowed the money for business purposes and promised to pay it back with interest but that's not what happened. >> 12 days after i handed him a check for $200,000, he rented a house for his wife and the four children. >> investigators say this happens all too often. the fbi has this alert warning against online dating scam artists telling people to steer clear if they are asked for money. if convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison on one of the counts. >>> more quiet cars are coming to metro-north starting april 4. the last two cars on weekday trains heading into the city will be designate as quiet cars. and in the first two cars on the trains out of the city will also be designated as quiet cars. now, rush hour trains currently just have one car. riders are required to keep and also their voices down. >> i'm for that. >> when they'r

nypd officer peter liang met with akai gurley's domestic partner this morning to liang was convicted of manslaughter last month after shooting gurley in a darkened stairwell. brooklyn district attorney kenneth thompson is recommending liang receive house arrest and probation but not jail time. gurley's family calls thompson's decision absurd. >> had the tables been reversed, akai gurley would be in prison. this minute, this second, this day. >> liang will be sentenced next month. gurley's family plans to call for jail time during that hearing. the judge does not have to follow the da's recommendation. >>> turning to the race for president, and the terrorist attacks in belgium now becoming a focus point on the campaign trail. this as the republican frontrunners continue to attack each other's wives on social media. >> for two nights in a row, twitter, targeting ted cruz's wife. this follows days of the candidates trading insults over the saga that all began with frontrunner's wife. >> reporter: a political campaign war over wives, beginning with this old photo of milania trump from her former modeling days. trump blaming cruz for the ad. saying be careful or i'll sp

a brownstone owner brooklyn taking a drastic measure to keep people from knocking on a door. those stories and more tonight at 6:00. >>> in the meantime, mets fans will be treated to more than just baseball at citi field this year. the national league champs have made some changes while keeping the family-friendly environment. cbs 2's steve overmyer has more on what's new at citi field this year. >> reporter: at citi field, experiencing baseball is a whole new ballgame. this was the famous pepsi porch. it's now coke corner. >> we have kind of got a backyard theme going on here. we have some turf, corn hull. >> if you are going to have a backyard. >> yes. exactly. >> it doesn't matter what sporting event it is, cornhole is always there? >> this is a smaller version. it's not up to league standards. >> 1-1 now. >> reporter: for those who play videogames this is a motion sensing video monitor. against virtual mets. >> we have the technology in the screen to kind of measure your power, measure how far it's going. it will stitch together a gift of your swing and share it on your social media. >> win the whole damn thing! >> reporter: the mets ha

met with kimballinger to apologize in person. he was convicted of shooting girlie who was unarmed when he fired into a dark stair way in the ping houses in brooklyn. the brooklyn da is recommending he receive six months of house arrest and five years probation but no jail time. girlie's family calls thompson's decision absurd. >> had the table been reversed aki girlie would be in prison. this minute. this second. this day. >> he was fired from the nypd after the verdict, he will be sentenced next month. >>> a jet blue flight attendant accused of trying to smuggle 70- pounds of cocaine. judge approved home confinement tsa officials say she was pulled over for random screening at lax on friday. they say she then dropped a bag full of cocaine, kicked off her airport barefoot. >>> a plan for a new remodeled port authority bus terminal in manhattan took a step forward today the port authority board voted to replace existing terminals instead of building a new one in new jersey. the project could cost as much as $10 billion the terminal is part of the ten-year capitol plan. the port thyroid port authority board approved the redevelopment of the central

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brooklyn is receiving help after meeting pope francis. >> the 12-year-old was blessed september. for nearly a year, she has battled amiesly illness. since meet -- battled an illness. since she met the pope francis, her life has changed. >> the pope was the most amazing thing that happened to me. >> reporter: for she and her parents, everyday is a gift they think is delivered by the pope himself. >> since the pope's visit, it's been a wonderful blessing. >> reporter: you may remember julia. she was a normal teenage girl from bath beach, a dancer, before she started getting sick last year. >> i was scared for my life. you know, doctors would just shrug their shoulders. they didn't know what to do. >> reporter: soon she couldn't walk and no one could figure out what was wrong. >> it was scary. i would go to sleep at night and think my whole life was over. and the doctors would come and gave me no hope at all. the doctors didn't even know. this be the rest of my life? >> reporter: but 0 his trip in september, pope francis blessed her in her wheelchair. her story got nationwide attention. and soon -- >> there was just a tremendous outpour of love from the community. people reached o

mets willits point. back to you. >>> kyla, thank you. >>> now to the search for the robber targeting the elderly in brooklyn. >> magdalena doris has more from kensington, where the latest attack took place. >> reporter: some of the victims are in their 70s, 80s and even in their 90s. the suspect has struck five times. the police want him off the streets. >> reporter: police have been searching for this man since january. >> a 250-pound brute. >> reporter: his pattern is clear. he's targeting brooklyn residents in neighborhoods surrounding prospect park. entering their homes during the afternoon, and many of his elizabeth gioino. incident. >> i said leave me alone, and i say leave me alone, and he said give me the money. give me the money. >> reporter: police have announced a heightened alert to catch him. >> every officer in brooklyn is out looking for him. >> reporter: that was march 4th, and since then he has robbed three more people. and this afternoon, he followed an 83-year-old woman into her building on ocean parkway, hit her in the face with a blunt object and ran. on march 19th, a 43-year-old man was held up. that same day the

met with gurley's fiancee and apologized. >>> thousands of catholics are expected to take part in good friday processions across the city today. one at 10:00 this morning goes ac considers the brooklyn bridge and ends at st. peter's church. the other begins in a couple of moments at 47th between first and second. the pilgrimage recalls the now john elliott has the forecast. >> thank you, chris, good morning. gray skies in the city. variety in the area. 53 with calm winds. dominant wind out of the south has us 10 degrees warmer down to middlesex, ocean county and hanging on to the 40s through madison to walden. a lot of variety. the city can tap into the south wind 68 doable. we are already seeing numbers above normal for parts of the area. sunsets at 7:14. light rain important parts of connecticut and twin portion. another batch of showers sullivan, ulster and ounce county. the front is pushing through but we are watching the heavy rain. this could clip our area. a chance of the shower in the forecast as the front pushes through with the extra heat could see isolated thunderstorms. a cold front. we are colder but looking good. should be dry for easter but plan on more clouds. chris.