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. >> burnett it's your turn please welcome vernon (clapping). >> good morning, everybody.his is a brand new opening thank you thank you all for being here we go celebrating with us mooirns are very happy it have franciscan towers to call home my wife and i were homeless for a year people are homeless for no reason i believe you don't kick people when they're down we working hard to keep her healthy from diabetes she's lost both of her legs we tried to stay off the fact street and stay clean and healthy we have no family to support use it is just we have we found a place to say for 450 question had be out at soubs and ask for a shower it was better than the fact street but not good we got a connection to 3 social workers with them working together we

let's go "outfront." >> good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news war between donald trump and the leader of the republican party. moments ago on cnn, the chairman of the rnc said trump is wrong when he calls the party's nominating system rigged. >> i do have to respond, though, when a campaign says that the rnc is rigging the rules. it's just not the case. the rules have been set. they're in place. they're not going to change in these states, and they're the same for the next state in new york. they're all out there. everyone knows what the rules are. >> this after trump said priebus should be, quote, ashamed of himself. >> you don't think the rnc wants you to get the nomination? >> i don't think so. i don't. >> that rally is in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. just outside protesters and supporters are both lining up. some signs saying racist statements got to go. police are there. we'll keep you updated on that situation outside that trump rally in pittsburgh. we're counting you down to two other big events. a cnn tow

i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, countdown to new york just three days before voters go to the polls here in new york. donald trump gaining big momentum. 95 delegates up for grabs. donald trump right now live on stage at a major rally. supporters have been lining up at that rally in hartford, connecticut, since early morning. thousands are there. we're going to go there in just a moment. outside protesters have been gathering as well. the frontrunner surging nationally. he celebrates a major endorsement where the new york post called donald trump a potential superstar of vast promise. today trump doubling down on his war with republican party leaders. >> because they have a phony system that the bosses pick whoever is running for election. here's what we have. we have a rigged system. the republican system is rigged, okay? it's a rigged system. >> ted cruz also speaking in this hour at a rally in rochester new york. cruz today saying trump is just being a sore loser. >> it is not surprising when a c

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with breaking news. voting underway in new york. tonight crucial for both parties, donald trump and hillary clinton need major wins in hour home state. also breaking in brooklyn, the new york comptroller says more than 125,000 voters were just removed completely obliterated off of the voter rolls and adds to reports of voters having trouble accessing voting sites. this could be significant in a tight race tonight. much more on that throughout the hour as that news breaks. new york in the meantime is one of the biggest prizes in the race. 247 delegates up for grabs for the democrats, 95 on the republican side. >> who are you voting for? >> easy decision. >> a sweeping victory could put him within reach of clinching the nomination in july. >> great support. you see all the people there, all positive. >> ted cruz is campaigning in pennsylvania today taking to talk radio to slam trump over his repeated claim that t

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, donald trump crossing a major threshold, now has more than a thousand delegates, this as he faces protesters out in california, protesters out in full force. plus, does john kasich regret his pact with ted cruz. and why is he comparing himself to tiger woods? the government is out front, more on that quote unquote deal or alliance. >>> and hillary clinton says she has worked with men going off the reservation, good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news, donald trump reaching a major milestone, officially he has more than a thousand delegates, he is 235 away from clinching the nomination outright. this comes as protesters greet him in california as he arrives to make a speech today. demonstrators clashing with police, at times breaking through the police line. some arrested, one young woman arrested. as police use the batons to keep them away. the trump group was delayed more than an hour. there his motorcade had to stop, he got out, led to his suv into the hall by a back entrance to escape the mayhem.

i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news. donald trump about to speak at a massive rally on new york's long island. nearly 20,000 people have requested tickets for tonight's rally in his home state. protesters are gathering there. inside the crowd. since beingefeated last night in wisconsin, donald trump said, quote, ted cruz is worse than a puppet. he is a trojan horse. the statement went on to claim that cruz is illegally coordinating with his super pac. trump is hoping for a major comeback in his home state of new york and a new poll shows him dominating 52% of republican voters in new york. john kasich is second at 25. ted cruz at 17. if you get over 50%, it's winner-take-all in new york. liberal politicians hammer new yorkers with those values. at least one protester greeted cruz with what might be called a bronx cheer. >> ted cruz has no business being in the bronx. to receive this right wing bigot is an insult. >> cruz appeared a short time later stating the race is shifting in his favor. >> wisconsin was a perfect sta

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight we're counting down to the entire trump family. he'll be joined by his wife, his children. they are all going to be here answering audience questions in a special live cnn town hall event. here in new york this comes as donald trump has a commanding 43 point lead in the latest poll. trump is ahead 60% of likely gop voters say they will cast their vote for him. jacks second with 17%. ted cruz third at 14. more good news for the front-runner tonight almost a full month after missouri voters went to the polls trump declared the winner of the state of's 12 remaining delegates in the race to 1237. that's the magic number. 758 for donald trump. ted cruz 538. john kasich 145. trump's victory comes as he hammers the republican party claiming the primary system is rigged and he talked about that in upstate new york today upping the ante. >> we've already been disenfranchised because you look what's going on because if you think about it, the economy is rigged. the banking system is rigged. there's a lot of things that are rigged in this wor

burnett is being held without bond. >> a job fair geared towards helping criminal records. experts were on hand at the clinic and they met with people unable to find work our housing due to arrests or convictions. the laws passed allowed workers to get them expunged. we spoke to one person at the cni eight times and never found guilty of any crime. >> hopefully now i can start my new life. >> game changer? >> not like game changer. a life changer. >> more than 100 people attended the clinic today. >> it should have been a routine army exercise, but why this video has gone viral and is sparking an investigation. thousands of people sign up to do their part to help the but sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress they all talk about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is leading the fight against fracking in maryland. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. >>> a popular waterway got a much needed spring cleaning in honor of earth day. more than 2400

i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, the battle for wisconsin. at this moment, we're awaiting duelling rallies in milwaukee. donald trump and bernie sanders fighting for every single vote in this crucial battleground state. donald trump in the unusual position of trailing ted cruz. trump about to hold his third rally of the day. a block from trump's event is bernie sanders, who is neck and neck with hillary clinton in the state. this as the front runner predicts a very big victory tomorrow while continuing to insist that john kasich shouldn't be allowed to run. >> he got to get the hell out. he hurts me much more than he hurts cruz. >> kasich campaigning in new york today blasted back. >> donald trump said that i need to get out of the race because i'm getting his voters. no, no. i've got news for him. i'm going to get a heck of a lot of his voters. >> ted cruz says he's the most electable republican in the field. >> because if we nominate donald trump, he elects hillary clinton. he loses by double digits to hillary clinton. i beat hillary clinto

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, it is down to the wire. donald trump on the attack tonight, working for every single vote in indiana. the front runner rallying thousands of supporters today, attacking his rivals, one by one. >> we have got to beat hillary clinton. crooked hillary clinton. got to beat her. she's crooked. kasich. you know the man that eats like with the large bites. you ever -- lyin' ted. i never saw anything like this. zero chance of getting elected. he announced who his vice president of the united states is going to be, folks. he can't get colleelected! >> no comes as john boehner is back in the spotlight in what is fair to say a rather huge way saying he would vote for donald trump if nominated. he went so far as to call ted cruz lose fer and a, quos, miserable son of a, you got it. cruz campaigning today with his choice for a vp, carly fiorina, respondinging saying he bearing knows boehner. jeb bush also resurfacing in an exclusive interview here on cnn, his first since droppi

cnn's breaking news coverage on the death of prince continues right now with erin burnett "outfront." >>> "outfront" next, breaking news, prince dead at 57. a superstar, one of the best-selling recording artists. >>> and a side of prince that few people knew. i'll speak to a musician who played alongside prince for years. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world this evening. the breaking news, prince, the legendary singer, songwriter, actor, dead at 57. the reason for his death a mystery tonight. you're looking at live pictures of prince's estate. it was called paisley park in minnesota. this is where the seven-time grammy award winning musician was found this morning, unresponsive in an elevator. this was ithe scene earlier today. heavy traffic around prince's compound. what exactly happened is still unknown tonight. prince catapulted to fame with hits like "purple rain," "little red corvette." president obama released a statement today, saying few artists have influenced the sound and trajectory of pop

. >> burnett it's your turn please welcome vernon (clapping). >> good morning, everybody.his is a brand new opening thank you thank you all for being here we go celebrating with us mooirns are very happy it have franciscan towers to call home my wife and i were homeless for a year people are homeless for no reason i believe you don't kick people when they're down we working hard to keep her healthy from diabetes she's lost both of her legs we tried to stay off the fact street and stay clean and healthy we have no family to support use it is just we have we found a place to say for 450 question had be out at soubs and ask for a shower it was better than the fact street but not good we got a connection to 3 social workers with them working together we got a wheelchair for my wife and best of all a home we're happy to have a home we work hard and my wife says she's never leaving with our new home we get healthy and stable who knows what is possible (clapping.) >> now my turn for a few concluding remarks there are so people people i'm not xaefrg hundreds and hundreds the after

and comedian legend carol burnett is 83. i'm >>> armed, dangerous and on the run from police. park yesterday leads to a person of interest, but no one in handcuffs yet. >>> signs of infant abuse caught on camera. the step one couple took to confirm their worst fears unfolding inside their home. >>> steph curry could return this postseason. then again, he might not. why an mri on his ailing knee is only making things murkier. "today in the bay" starts right now. good tuesday morning. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to that forecast this tuesday morning. >> we are making it farther into

>>> good evening, i'm erin burnett "outfront" tonight. campaigning in buffalo today, clinton asked point blank do you think he is qualified to be president? and she said. >> do you believe he is qualified to be president? >> yes, as i said, i would take him over donald trump or ted cruz any day. >> this coming days after the battle of qualifications started. sanders claiming clinton's position on the iraq war and big banks made her unqualified. bill clinton on the trail today, defending his wife. his question, is she qualified sexist? >> i think she would be the best president. it's obvious, yes, i think there are some different standards, some of them are subconscious. >> a short time later hillary clinton was asked about it. >> do you think it would be better if you were a male candidate? >> susan malvo has more. clinton speaking behind you at the rally where you are. is she expected to address this issue against of qualifications? >> reporter: well, she is here at the community college in rochester and earlier in buffalo, showing that

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next, breaking news. donald trump speaking live in this hour in the crucial state of new york. this is trump may fire reince are priebus and hillary clinton and bernie sanders battling for every vote. can sanders pull it off tomorrow? and ted cruz racking up delegates this weekend without any voters going to the polls. my guest tonight, cruz's top delegate hunter. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burne burnett. donald trump about to speak live, rallying huge crowds of supporters in buffalo, new york. this is as we're counting you down to the crucial new york primary. that is where trump is going to speak at any moment in buffalo. voters, though, in the state of new york heading to the polls less than 11 hours from now. you are looking at live pictures from that trump rally, and the stakes truly could not be higher for trump as the front runner. new york is one of the biggest prizes to date. 95 republican delegates are up for grabs. trump has held a consistent, comfortable lead in his home s

let's go out front. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the countdown to super tuesday with a massive prize of 172 delegates on the republican side. at this moment, another big crowd awaiting donald trump in pennsylvania. you see it on your screen ahead of tomorrow's crucial vote in the state. delegates at stake tomorrow, 71. meantime, ted cruz and john kasich are making up pact quote/unquote to stop trump's path to the nomination. trump is calling the so-called pact a sign of desperation and accusing his rivals of collusion. >> you know the funny thing? they made a deal, right, that cruz was going to take indiana. how weak is that? how pa thet sick that when they use collusion? how weak does this make them look? i said to my people that's great, it will make them look weak and pathetic, which they are as politicians, okay? i said how weak, how pa thet sick that, right? >> sara murray is out front at wilk wilkes-barre pennsylvania. how confident is the trump campaign about tomorrow? it's such a crucial day for donald tru

i'm erin burnett.he breaking news, donald trump, the man of the hour, about to rally thousands of supporters coming just one day after a landslide victory in new york. these are live pictures of that trump rally. the event on maryland's eastern shore, a very conservative part of that state. just ten miles from the delaware border. both states holding primaries in less than a week. >>> meanwhile, cnn has obtained a copy of an internal trump campaign memo, a talking points memo and reveals campaign strategy, predicting that trump will get 1,400 delegates before the convention. that is more than 150 more than needed to actually clinch the nomination. also in that memo, a prediction that trump will close the door on cruz and kasich in just another week. >>> as we await that trump rally in maryland, more than 100 protesters there already gathering outside a local high school in worcester county. the state's teachers' union calling trump a fear mongerer. the union demanding it be moved out of the public scho

i'm erin burnett. donald trump making it clear he is gearing up to what will be an ugly fight ahead. naming paul manafort as his convention manager. he also unexpectedly cleared his schedule. usually he is doing two or three states at a time. he has canceled his events in california and colorado, focusing all his time and energy on new york. also today, new york's most prominent republican, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani telling two new york newspapers he is voting for donald trump, but he is not calling it an endorsement. a bit strange there. trump's top rival ted cruz meantime facing an uphill battle in new york, visiting a matzoh bakery in brooklyn after waking up to a tabloid headline suggesting he leave town on a train shall we say is not an actual subway line. our dana bash sat down. you'll see the full interview in just a minute. first to sarah murray. donald trump sort of originally had been well, new york is my home state. i love it. but i'm going to be able to go out to california a

here are happy birted hday to the following keep, including carol burnett! p >>> right now another big tuesday on the campaign trail as democrats and republicans fight to take it all. >>> and grab the umbrellas, we're timing out how long the rain showers will stick around. "today in new york" starts now. >> good morning, everyone, tuesday morning, it is april 26. i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. chris cimino is here with the forecast. we are all back together for the first time since 1986. >> it's amazing. >> it's been a while! >> a nice reunion. to celebrate? thunderstorms. i do my part. the storm tracker on live radar shows the heaviest rain pushing to the east of the city out alon long island and connecticut. you can see the lightning strikes, these are recent lightning strikes across the northern h f of suffolk county. rumbles of thunder here, fairfield county, watch for heavy downpours. the rain has gotten lighter in and around the city.

grader,burnett, a 12th once presidential candidates to discuss the cost of medication in his video titled "the price is not right. >> every morning my dad wakes up dressed in his work attire had begins his one-hour drive. i thought my dad just sat around all day counting out pills and dealing with customers. the i learned about dissensions that arise within the pharmaceutical industry. imagine waking up the next morning to find that the price of your pills has jumped to $750 overnight. is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs for prescription drugs. >> millions of people take these drugs every month. >> drug companies have a near monopoly in which the government says everyone has to have insurance. everyone's insurance has to cover certain things. drug companies take advantage of that. bernie sanders: the pharmaceutical industry in this country is charging the american people by far the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. >>

controversial alliance with ted cruz, and the strat swri for winning the nomination on cnn's "erin burnett out front ". >> it is all about allocating the resources, and you put them where you think that you can be put best. and i have been virtually outspent by everybody in the campaign 50 to 1 and we are still standing. we have done the right things by ourself, and today, i'm in california and yesterday in oregon, and we are most likely to be headed to the open convention, and when we get there, the day that donald trump gets there is the best day, and then from there, he is going to be declininging, because he can't win in the fall. >> and now, he of course today has note ed thd that he crossed threshold, because he has more than 1,000 delegates and 1,002 at this moment, and he says that the race is over if he wins indiana, and getting to the magic number or so darn close to it, it is hard for anybody else to make a strong case and he has a point, if he wins indiana, it is over? >> no, i don't believe it is over if he wins indiana, and the fact is that he better come at exact ly the righ

is that will carroll burnett by the way, in that clip there. >> i don't know but i think i saw tony danza>> by the way, the original host was gene rayburn in 1962. >> alec baldwin. >> the new gene rayburn. >>> moving on, we will blame our overnight hours for the fact that everyone here on the show missed take your daughters and sons to work day. but one guy did not miss it. that was jimmy kimmel. >> so the abc late night host tweeting out this adorable picture yesterday afternoon. that's kimmel's young daughter jane at his desk. kimmel in the guest seat saying i've been replaced. ja t >> i think they might consider her for a permanent role. she looks comfortable in that chair. >> you could have brought your rabbit friend. >> take your son or daughter or pet rabbit to work? >> pet rodent to work. >> did you just call frank a rodent? >> is frank not a rodent? >> frank doesn't like that term. he takes offense to that. he's a very sensitive rabbit be. >> who knew. >>> finally a question. what were you doing five years ago today? chances are at some point, you were watching the royal wedding.

burnett street school and west side park each had one sample with high lead. the city is waiting for tests at dozens of other school buildings in the district. the april primary could be a game changer and bernie sanders is doing everything he can to snag delegates away from hillary clinton. more on sanders' world hirlwind trip in new york. >> thank you, south bronx. >> reporter: sanders rally drawing more than 18,000 supporters. >> if there is a large voter turnout, we will win. >> reporter: hillary clinton after a rally of her own today in westchester was feeling a different kind of burn, fuming on the rope line. >> will you act on your word to reject fossil fuel money in your campaign? >> i am so sick of the standers campaign lying about me. >> reporter: earlier clinton's remarks were interrupted by a short protest. >> we're very sorry, you're leaving. >> reporter: clinton told the >> he goes around telling young people he's going to give them free college. i wish it were so. >> reporter: sanders trails clinton by 12 points. sitting down for an interview wi

burnett street school had one sample with high lead. they're waiting for other results in the district. >>> a manhole explosion did a serious number on a car in brooklyn. a 300-pound manhole cover landed on a car and smashed the windshield. apparently some lines crossed underground and caused the blast. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> the man considered to be the sole survivor of the paris terror attacks will be his name is saleh ab did he say slam -- ab did he -- right now in kolkata, india, there's a desperate rescue operation under way. it's feared dozens of people are trapped under the debris. the death toll is up to 23 people. experts are trying to determine why the overpass came down even as it was being built. >>> visitors at a new exhibit about bill cosby will learn about his work in tv and the dozens of sexual abuse claims against him. the smithsonian plans to acknowledge cosby's alleged behavior in the new african-american history museum. the museum opens in september and will include items related to cosby's career. he's fr

. >> burnett it's your turn please welcome vernon (clapping). >> good morning, everybody.his is a brand new opening thank you thank you all for being here we go celebrating with us mooirns are very happy it have franciscan towers to call home my wife and i were homeless for a year people are homeless for no reason i believe you don't kick people when they're down we working hard to keep her healthy from diabetes she's lost both of her legs we tried to stay off the fact street and stay clean and healthy we have no family to support use it is just we have we found a place to say for 450 question had be out at soubs and ask for a shower it was better than the fact street but not good we got a connection to 3 social workers with them working together we got a wheelchair for my wife and best of all a home we're happy to have a home we work hard and my wife says she's never leaving with our new home we get healthy and stable who knows what is possible (clapping.) >> now my turn for a few concluding remarks there are so people people i'm not xaefrg hundreds and hundreds the after

grader,burnett, a 12th once presidential candidates to discuss the cost of medication in his video titled "the price is not right. >> every morning my dad wakes up dressed in his work attire had begins his one-hour drive. i thought my dad just sat around all day counting out pills and dealing with customers. the i learned about dissensions that arise within the pharmaceutical industry. imagine waking up the next morning to find that the price of your pills has jumped to $750 overnight. is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs for prescription drugs. >> millions of people take these drugs every month. >> drug companies have a near monopoly in which the government says everyone has to have insurance. everyone's insurance has to cover certain things. drug companies take advantage of that. bernie sanders: the pharmaceutical industry in this country is charging the american people by far the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. to better understand this issue we have to look at the reasons why the cost of medication has been rising. it is due to competition and comp

i'm erin burnett. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world this evening.r his death a mystery tonight. you're looking at live pictures of prince's estate. it was called paisley par

eboni williams, john burnett and gillian mercer. my favorite investigative reporters. >> i'm heartbroken. i spent the week interviewing wyoming coal miners. because of the clean power plan, more than 450 wyoming coal miners lost their jobs last week. it's heartbreaking talking to these families. one of the dads said i am not above flipping burgers and cleaning toilets. but these are jobs people can have coming out of high school and a stroa casual college. charles: they were good-paying jobs. jan, i thought about you with the small-scale gun sellers. there were so many onerous rules and regulations perhaps putting them out of business. >> not necessarily. the things barack obama has come up with are supposed to be under the guise of curbing gun violence but you and i know none of the things he will propose have to do with gun violence. guns are the most regulated industry in the country. there are 22,000 to 32,000 gun control laws on the books in this country. the gun regulations are starting to look like the tax code. >> they are t

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett.nited states and around the world. we begin with breaking news. voting underway in new york. tonight crucial for both parties, donald trump and hillary clinton need major wins in hour home state. also breaking in brooklyn, the new york comptroller says more than 125,000 voters were just removed completely obliterated off of the voter rolls and adds

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i'm erin burnett.of the hour, about to rally thousands of supporters coming just one day after a landslide victory in new york. these are live pictures of that trump rally. the event on maryland's eastern shore, a very conservative part of that state. just ten miles from

burnett street school had one school with high lead. >>> an explosion sent a manhole a 300-pound manhole cover landing on top of a car. con edison crews were working in the neighborhood when the explosion happened yesterday. some lines crossed underground. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> connecticut is the latest state to ban nonessential travel to north carolina. the ban is in response to a new north carolina law that required transgender people to use bathrooms that matched their biological sense, not their gender identity. connecticut governor dannel malloy says the law amounts to discrimination. governor cuomo announced a similar travel ban earlier this week. >>> a man once considered to be the world's most wanted terrorist could be extradited to france within ten days. he's saleh abdeslam. authorities agreed to extradite him back to france. his lawyer says his client wants to go to france to cooperate with police. four days after his capture, the terror bombings took place in brussels. finding out that five people are being detained and questioned about yesterday's deadly overpass

. >> burnett it's your turn please welcome vernon (clapping). >> good morning, everybody.his is a brand new opening thank you thank you all for being here we go celebrating with us mooirns are very happy it have franciscan towers to call home my wife and i were homeless for a year people are homeless for no reason i believe you don't kick people when they're down we working hard to keep her healthy from diabetes she's lost both of her legs we tried to stay off the fact street and stay clean and healthy we have no family to support use it is just we have we found a place to say for 450 question had be out at soubs and ask for a shower it was better than the fact street but not good we got a connection to 3 social workers with them working together we got a wheelchair for my wife and best of all a home we're happy to have a home we work hard and my wife says she's never leaving with our new home we get healthy and stable who knows what is possible (clapping.) >> now my turn for a few concluding remarks there are so people people i'm not xaefrg hundreds and hundreds the after

a car jumped a curb tuesday killing 29-year-old sky burnett moments after she had put her son on a school bus. >>> check out this beautiful sunrise from our camera here in east rutherford, new jersey across the swamp to manhattan. got to be a very nice day today. sun is gorgeous. here's another view from our camera on the roof, looking across the park. central park looking good. our softball team played last night it was opening night. i wonder if they won? i had a lot of money, i was counting on them to win. hoping they won that game. >> nice. >>> 45 degrees as a matter of fact. looking at a nice morning here with sunshine all the way back to the great lakes and canada because of the clear skies. a beautiful day, 47 by 9:00. 56 at 1:00. right at our normal high for this time of year. kiddos for school and the bus stop a jacket or sweater ought to do it. but later on, 60 degrees that is our average normal. weather and traffic together every 7 minutes. debby and. >> reporter: a couple of problems going on this morning bill. right to 78 eastbound getting toward exit 24. an accident blocking

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it's unclear why that caused the driver to drag burnett along with the bus. the driver is on leave while the bus company investigates: >>> a bronx store manager was slashed after he stopped a man in the video, you can see the victim stop the suspect and pull a box of cereal out from under his jacket. after what seems to be a heated argument going on there. the suspect slashes the store manager and runs off. >> i put it in my left hand and right hand,. there's only one second, you know. >> the manager tells eyewitness news he wasn't badly injured. he says he used that cereal box to protect himself. >>> a 53-year-old woman is now facing charges, accused of attacking and robbing an elderly woman in the bronx. this was our top story yesterday morning. sharon mcneil was arrested yesterday, just a day after police say she was caught on surveillance cameras in a building in co-op city. attacking 103-year-old louise investigators say mcneal pushed her to the ground and took off with groceries, also the cash. signore is still recovering from the attack, but she says i