as for senator sanders, another massive rally, this time in long island city, queens. both candidates saw last-minute supporters from voters. there in long island city yesterday, i talked to several wanted to vote for hillary. they wanted tooing go to the sanders event. we want to hear from the voters and also the candidates. let's listen. >> i want you to know that new york had my back and i always tried to have your back.>> and i will again if i'm so fortunate enough to be elected your president. >> from coast to coast, this is a movement getting the establishment very, very nervous. >> reporter: as you take a look at all the supporters at the sanders and clinton events, it really comes down to them, michael. it's up to the voters as today is the primary day. 6:00 a.m. is when voting begins in so many places. we expect to see voters at the school down the street and also mrs. clinton in just a little while. as for bernie sanders, we do expect him to be in pennsylvania. the pri we'll be seeing him there, but this is clinton here in chappaqua later on. >> katherine, we'

in the meantime, temperatures really cool. 52 degrees in chelsea, 54 in city island. poughkeepsie, 60. 55 in newburgh, 54 in monticello and 47 degrees in sections of jersey by the shore. 58 in islip and otherwise we're in the mid to upper 50s. but we've got the rain moving in and you can see the tomorrow we're going to start off raw anand chilly, a spotty afternoon. and that will clear out creating a better day for us on saturday. >> tomorrow, up to 56 degrees but well below the normal high for this time of the year. we've got the cool temperatures, the high humidity and it's going to be a little raw out there during the next 24 hours. 60 in arlington, south holt at 6 h 52 and 53 in as bury park. by the time we get to the end of the night friday, much of that is out of the way. let's put it together for you over the next seven days. we talked about the rain tonight and tomorrow periods of rain, saturday the day to get outside going to see rain and showers back in the forecast for sections or parts of the afternoon. and then monday a couple of showers to begin the day.

city island is a fishing village turned what?ay to come out here. >> desus says this place, and desus is always right. >> how far from the neighborhood by car? >> by car? 15, 20 minutes. seems like a world away. >> i want to buy some nautical bric-a-brac while i'm here. >> this is new york city? >> this is cape cod in the bronx. >> you get here, and oh, the beach is closed for medical waste. it's not a day that goes by that you don't go in the water and come out with a maxi pad stuffed to you. >> you were here yesterday? >> i was here yesterday, for my sister's graduation. every time you have an event of note in the bronx, you have to come celebrate here. >> i noticed all the big catering halls. >> if you get married, arranged. the baby's not yours. you come here. >> seashore restaurant. a massive fish factory, having started my cooking career in one just like it. i'm also a sentimental fool, and i love this kind of thing. steamers, the true taste of childhood. boiled striper and snow crab and a nice cold beer, yes, thank you, de

island parkway, finding delays. the gowanus is busy as well. delays through industry city. northbound is slow. cross island, hillside avenue, right lane with a crash. water main break in suffolk county on long island, jericho turnpike near deer park road. on the sawmill, this late-running road work between marble avenue and 120. two lanes are blocked near exit 5a. subways look fine. not bad there. commuter alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. in new jersey. you see the flames there, this is a fire west 26th street in bayonne. kai simonson over the scene in chopper 4. pretty active there. >> absolutely. good morning. we first got word on this around 6:00 a.m. this morning. these are live pictures from chopper 4. first on the scene over 124 west 26th street in bayonne, new jersey. heavy fire and flames in this three story multi family home. as we come out, lots of activity. no injuries have been reported at this point. it's unclear how the fire started. but firefighters are a long way off from getting this under control. we'll continue to keep you up to date. kerry and michae

around 50 degrees from city island to chelsea to hoboken. 39 in poughkeepsie, 39 in danbury. mainly in the 40s and upper 30s out across new jersey. we have a more easterly flow of air coming in. that means wind off the water. temperatures not climbing much higher than where they are. clouds are rolling in from the west. eventually some of these showers could get in here towards the end of the day. no real heavy rain. won't need the umbrella this morning. maybe by the end of the day. clouds gather as we go through the day. temperatures no better than the mid to upper 50s. stays unsettled tomorrow. we'll check out that forecast. first check on a thursday morning commute. good morning, lauren. >> good morning. we have an accident on the cross bronx expressway so heading westbound out by jerome avenue, two lanes shut down there. delays building already. otherwise a lot of road work including the overnight closures on the sawmill. it is shut down between route 120 and marble avenue. that should wrap up between 5:00 and 6 clack a.m. more weather and traffic on the >>> some members

. >> when we met joseph regan in one of the massive kitchens at new york city's rikers island jail, he was serving 90 days for misdemeanor assault, criminal mischief and petty larceny. >> they're not always as clean as they should be. you got cockroaches in here, stuff like that. but, you know, i haven't seen anybody die lately, so i guess they get away with it. >> while regan may never get a job as a rikers island spokesman, he offered a plug for life here. >> if you like being told what to do, if you like being told what to eat, sleep, go to the bathroom, [ bleep ], scratch your ass, if you like taking a chance of getting your ass kicked or getting killed, whatever, we inmates or police, if you like this type of thing, then this is the place for you. >> like many other inmates here, regan has had multiple arrests. >> most people that come to jail stay in jail. regardless whether they go home, they come back, come back. spend the rest of their life in jail. >> while inmates can sometimes be in denial about the circumstances that have brought them to jail, regan was crystal clear. >> m

we have heavy downpours from city island to port washington and oyster bay and more showers in upper manhattan and central new jersey with a large lightning strike not too far from livingston. this is going to move new york city by 4:15 and move along long island around 4:30. brief gusty winds and and that's the severe cell over parts -- that's over to stanford. this is a future scan that shows how the radar will look. by 5:00, all the action is over long eye land. a little leftover new york city. an awesome wind gust map because you can see the front and wind gust over 30 miles-an-hour near the stronger storms. here's what you need to know storms south after the next few hours ask a brief heavy downpours and gusty small hail, and it turns cooler tonight. guys, the threat for new york city points north and west is over the next hour, and we'll skip to long island and new jersey. accu weather in a few minutes. liz and dave. >> it got dark out there. >> thanks, lee. >>> we have more from a local home where they firsthand coming up at 4:30. >>> a scare on campus. a connecticut university

city island 38. dyker heights at 40. some folks are close to that 40-degree mark. a lot low and mid-30s north and west. every now and then there's gusts here and there and makes it feel colder. windchills still below freezing is what it feels like at jfk. the wind, 27 in newburgh and still as cold as 21 in monticello. a bright sunny day, deep blue sky, but a few fair weather clouds that mix in this afternoon. temperatures in the low 40s at noontime. climbing to a high into the upper 40s. 48, close to 50 in a few spots. let's get back over to you now. >> thank you so much, chris. >>> happening now, democratic presidential hopefuls and their supporters holding events across the city already this morning. >> it's part of a final push ahead of the new york primary taking place over a week away. "today in new york's" greg cergol joins us live from harlem where church congregations are receiving the clintons this morning. greg? >> reporter: yeah, lynda and pat. new york church-goers getting presidential politics mixed with prayers this morning. as you said, it began here

around 50 degrees from city island to chelsea to hoboken. 39 in poughkeepsie, 39 in danbury.

long island has about 332 outages. in new york city, there are about 150 customers without power. >>> now to a developing story out of pennsylvania. two people are dead, dozens more hurt after an amtrak train from manhattan slammed into a piece of construction equipment causing it to derail just outside philadelphia. cbs 2's hazel sanchez is live at penn station with more. hazel? >> reporter: yes, cindy. it happened in chester, pennsylvania, 15 miles outside of philly. are residual delays and cancellations on trains from here and new york all the way down to wilmington, delaware. the ntsb has now taken over the investigation, trying to figure out why a maintenance crew was working on an active track. the front end of the amtrak passenger train was smashed like a tin can, windows blown out. the inside of one car left in a mangled mess. >> i woke up to it being thrown into the seat in front of me. window got blown out right beside me. >> smoky, nasty smelling smoke started coming in the train. people -- it was scary. >> reporter: it was

that same poll goes on to show in new york city, long island, donald trump with 58% among republicans in the city and long island. 22% for john kasich. and 14% for ted cruz. tonight's rally starts at 7:00 tonight. it will probably go until 8:30 or 9:00. we'll see you later on tonight. live in bethpage, dave evans, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you from that very loud studio there, trump rally. >>> meanwhile, for ted cruz, one day after his big primary victory in wisconsin, cruz was met with strong criticism from some voters here on the bronx. >> he has no business being in the bronx. this is an immigrant community. we deal with climate change every single day. and he wants to say it doesn't exist. we're one of the poorest congressional districts in the country. during lunch with reporters at a restaurant in the soundview section. cruz shrug off the shouting and answered questions about his previous comments criticizing what he called new york values. >> people of new york know exactly what those values are. they're the values of liberal democratic politicians like andrew cuomo,

same in city island and the 20s in green ridge. we're going to be in for a warmer day slightly but you know what, if you are in monticello right now, you are only hoping for it at this hour. 12 degrees. 21 in morristown. 12 in westhampton as well. it feels like it is just a few degrees cooler than it reflects on the thermometer because the winds died down significantly. keep in mind, very cold temperatures throughout the area. mostly clear skies throughout the day. 45 degrees at 3:00 p.m. clouds roll on in and thicken up through the evening hours. in addition to the breezy

this one took place in long island city, queens. both candidates seeking last-minute support from voteas. if you think voters are decided, we talked to s e on the fence about mrs. clinton and wanted to go to the sanders rally to hear what he had to say. and we also want to hear from the candidates. let's listen. >> i want ypou tonow that new york has my back and i always tried to have your back. and i will again if i'm so fortunate enough to be elected your president. >> from coast tr coast, this i a movement getting the establishment very, very nervous. >> reporter:.asu've take another look at the crowded rallies, the candidates are getting ready for the next contest. will be in pennsylvania. mrs. clinton in washington, d.c. we do e pect her a little bit before 8:00 a.m. bae ck to you. >> kat, thank you very much. win could help donald toump cement his front-runner statgs. >> "today in new york's" lori bordonaro is in manhattan with the republican side of the race. >> reporter: i just met friends of donald trump who are insidg cast

city, low 50s. most of long island upper 40s to around 50. down the jersey shore looking at 40s as we are through most of th northern half of new jersey. a lot of clouds, yes. not much in terms of rain. heavier rain across the great lakes, that band of shower and thunderstorm activity is the ac al cold front that gets in here the end of the day tomorrow. this morning, a lot of clouds, some thin spots, more so to the south a couple sprinkles way to the north. future tracker, clouds tend to thin out especially from south of the city. this is 2:00 in the afternoon, city may be some dim sunshine i thicker clouds up to the north. clouds thicken up overnight. we get that band of shower and thunderstorm active between 3:00 a.nom. and 6:00 a.m. that pushes east of us a couple scattered showers tomorrow afternoon before that line comes through. that could have embedded gusty thunderstorms with it. those clear out tomorrow night and wednesday. more clouds from city north. again, still above normal temperatures. it will be cooler along the ast, maybe wa

same in city island and the 20s in green ridge. we're going to be in for a warmer day slightly but you know what, if you are in monticello right now, you are only hoping for it at this hour. 12 degrees. 21 in morristown. 12 in westhampton as well. it feels like it is just a few degrees cooler than it reflects on the thermometer because the winds died down significantly. keep in mind, very cold temperatures throughout the area. mostly clear skies throughout the day. 45 degrees at 3:00 p.m. clouds roll on in and thicken up through the evening hours. in addition to the breezy temperatures, we see rain pushing through. tomorrow is not a pleasant day. more for you with lauren in a minute. right now, over to you, michael. >> thanks very much, dave. crews are working through the night in manhattan to repair a retaining wall on the henry hudson parkway. the workers in the northbound lanes near 125th street and it could slow you down this morning. we have team coverage to help you. we'll check in with lauren in a moment. first, we want to g

and we'll also be at city island today. our adoption van. we have lots of dogs and cats available. >> nancy, thank you so much. always good to see you. we'll be back with lots more. after this. (mailman) what are you guys doing? (receptionist) it-it gets boring between calls so i make phone music. (security guard) she has a gift. (receptionist) i'll bust out some sample beats for you. (mailman) why don't you try a new york lottery scratch-off game instead? it's fun. (receptionist) i'm incredible at this. (avo) take a break from the expected. play scratch-off games from the 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 dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it. i believe bernie sanders is a protestor. he's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system. he's not scared. that's why i'm for bernie. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a

city on this final day before the big new york primary tomorrow. mrs. clinton holds an event this afternoon in midtown with senator gillibrand while mr. sanders is set for a big rally in long island city this evening. >> okay what's going on with the republicans? all of whom appeared on good day new york last week. there were events in the weekend in the city, upstate. so tomorrow is the big day, primary day. >> sunni purchase was locked down last night after reports that a gunman was on campus. no arrests were made. >> all right. usually april 15th is the deadline for getting in your paperwork, taxes, but it's april 18th. today is actually the kidline, even tonight at -- deadline,

island. we're heading into the 20s tonight. there's a freeze warning up. it will be brisk at times with the wind. there's the freeze warning new york city through southern connecticut. it includes long island, most of central new jersey, and a winter weather advisory until 9:00 tonight. still up in parts of the lower hudson valley and interior southern connecticut for pockets of freezing rain, sleet and wet snow mixing in. radar shows a lot of this is winding down. the rain coming to an end in the city. it's sporadic off to the west. more so for new jersey. this will last a while longer and those of you on long island, you'll be in it for a while longer. there goes some of the frozen precipitation along the connecticut shore with freezing rain going on there and sleet and snow mixing in. less to the west and it dries out as you get towards scranton, pennsylvania, westward. satellite photograph is going to still farther off to the west. that's going to come in as the night goes along. tomorrow, the front moves along and high pressure builds in from the west. that will give us a beautiful day of sunshine. look at the day planner. cold to

. >> will be c&a rallies in new york city? island to someone just tweeted i wanted to know if you would do anything in manhattan. >> were planning something and i will tell you what the numbers of people are at 20,000 people. we were in albany the other night and we had 21,000 people. we had crowds like you would never see before. we were in rochester and rome and we went to new york rome that supports the other one. >> we were in rome yesterday was 7000 people. we had tremendous been incredible because they are losing all their jobs . you look at the numbers and we are 75% of the jobs where they are taken and it's so sad. >> verizon workers are on strike in new york. where you stand on that? thousands of workers walked off the job. >> they will negotiate for pay and come to a solution. verizon is smart and the workers are smart. eventually. we have been watching this from subway strikes and seen more of this than any other people in the world . we are not exactly shocked but it will work out. you look at upstate you see what happene

that includes several theaters here in new york city, long island and new jersey. news4 caught up with several fans who came to see the movie. they tell us how he touched their lives. >> his music and industry are color in the tapestry of my life and soundtracks of my life. >> he gave you the feeling of being creative and being your own person and also creating your own style. and he was able to be unique and enjoy himself doing it. >> officials say it will take up how the 57-year-old singer died. tonight "saturday night live" will pay tribute to the music legend with a special show called "good night sweet prince." special sketches and performances of prince throughout the years. >>> a family is saying an extra prayer on this passover after a carbon monoxide leak sentd dozens of people to the hospital. this he t t naked in the watert l the munez held a teen at knifepoint and took about $73. then they held up a man and made off with a cell phone and wallet. police are still searching for the accomplice. >>> in jersey city, a freight train derailed off mystery has a

sanders held a rally in long island city. polls show him trailing clinton, but you wouldn't know it from the throngs he has drawn. >> this is a movement getting the establishment very, very nervous. [cheers and applause] >> haven't seen somebody, somebody this coherent about most issues in a long time actually being taken seriously in politics. >> while huge rallies have been a fixture of sanders' campaign, he spent part of the day yesterday meeting with voters one-on-one. he again showed his support for striking verizon workers. >> i just want to say a word to thank all of you for the courage to stand up for justice and against corporate greed. [cheers and applause] >> clinton was also out and about. she visited st. johns riverside hospital in yonkers, met with newly-unionized workers at a car sun day named -- sundae named for her in the east village. the shop's owner had high praise for clinton. >> she's been, since a long time a fighting for us as people for many years. >> clinton also held a get out the vote event alongsi

the winds will continue heading from new york city into long island. not a great dayioo be out there. laenteragn the winds will diminish. 's crld throughout the day. tonight a round of resn and snow showers. snow north of new york city. no major aremulations. but it looks to be damp for the yanks home opener. >>> raphael, thank you. appreciate it. be safe out there today. and you as well. th lank you for spendin your nday morning with us. our next newscast at 6:00. >> meet the press is next. thanks for having us in gofor > this sunday, it may have been donald trump's worst week on the campaign trail yet. he defended his campaign manager charged with assaulting a woman reporter. he called for women who have abortions to be punished. >> there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> yeah. >> he says he's open to japan and sth korea having nuclear weapons. and now he's slipping i the polls. is the donald trump campaign finally crumbling, or will he survive as he's done so many times tore?

island. but if you know or not, a chef from new york city ripped off thousand island dressing. that is not right. utica yesterday. we had a beautiful effort. today, and the city and the neighborhoods, this has been so great. --m back to syracuse syracuse, i should say. timenday, i had a great with the legislature up in albany. it has just been a wonderful, wonderful time. and then, there is no question that the opportunity that i was given today, to be in this great synagogue, given an opportunity to speak to the congregation, it will go down as one of the great moments in my lifetime. and what a privilege. so, questions? process ofin the examining a potential vice president nominee yet? governor kasich: i am not, not today. >> has the process started? governor kasich: somebody said to me that we need to begin to think about it. i said it seems a little early. mentioned tojust me. i don't want to mislead you. i will get back to you on that then. >> governor, your speech about faith and the world, why did you decide to come here today and deliver that? governor kasich: i really d

warmer south and west of the city. 70s in new jersey. 50s out across long island and the city's sandwiched somewhere in the middle in the mid to upper 60s. big range in temperatures. then today it dries out, cools off, back to the mid-40s in town. we'll see 30s in the suburbs north and west. middle of the week, probably the nicest day where we see the most sunshine and temperatures in the 60s before we get more of these showers coming back in. we do need rain, we are in a deficit, so this is okay. >> all right. we'll have to handle that. >> that's right. >> thank you, chris. >>> hey, lauren. >> good morning. very wet roads but no major problems just yet. i'm sure as the morning goes on it won't be the same case, but here's the tappan zee bridge where things are moving well on the span in both directions. keep in mind, we saw delays heading through the tolls yesterday as the morning rush was really at its peak because there's the cashless tolls now. antcd that certainly is a change for people. anyway, heading over to the cross bronx expressway, things are moving fine just now. this is what

we have a freeze warning up new york city, long island, southern connecticut. that's for the overnight time period. it does include most of new jersey. to the north, it's a winter weather advisory. it's been taken down as you get into dutchess county and points north and litchfield county is out of that. futurecast shows this all going away, sky clearing. tomorrow, a beautiful, bright and sunny day. we'll struggle to get to 40 with a brisk north wind. the clouds do return on wednesday, leading to our next chance of showers wednesday night and thursday. ernie? >>> see you in a bit. thank you. another big topic on the minds of parents is the new round of common core testing, which

city. across long island to connecticut, 40s. also down at the shore in the mid 40s. jackets needed throughout the day. a bit of a breeze at times. makes it feel raw out there. not a lot of rain. no strong, large area of low pressure organized here to get that rain going. again, we have a frontal boundary stalled nearby. little waves of low pressure, little disturbances pass along that front and trigger showers and light rain. one batch to the north this morning. if you're in the hudson valley, better chance of light rain. parts of connecticut. we'll stir up a few sprinkles and showers later on. on future tracker, a lot of clouds around. maybe a little thinning at times during the afternoon hours. the evening we see a few showers come in from the west, 8:00, 9:00 on, a bit of light rain to deal with. in between some pockets of drizzle. it's gone by tomorrow morning. 8:00 a.m., the clouds thinning out. we expect sunshine throughout the day tomorrow. more clouds to the north. more sun from the city east. should be a fairly decent afternoon tomorrow with temperatures bet

island. we have temperatures down to 35 in the city, but falling below freezing in the suburbs. we had rain during the day and we have standing water and that can create icy spots as the freezing and even in the 20s in the suburbs and teens. tomorrow, getting up to 48. not too much of a recovery. 10 degrees below average. as we head into tomorrow night, a spotty shower maybe at midnight -- monday, it's a mainly cloudy day. there could a few showers out there. we'll have warmer temperatures accu weather forecast for tonight, little rain and snow ending early and clearing down to 30. that would approach the record low overnight tonight of 28. breezy in the morning. otherwise, sun and clouds and getting down to 40. spots at 39. a few showers and cloud s at 58. steady rain comes monday night into tuesday. 58 degrees. nice day. it's a nice of spring days shaping up wednesday, thursday, and friday. temperatures up near 60. next shot of rain is saturday night after that. >> nice day. >> thank you, jeff. >>> a creative moves helps rescuers help castaways on an uninhabited island. they h

for tomorrow for new york city, long island, the lower hudson valley, and parts of new jersey. and wind advisories for parts of connecticut. let's get a check on the accuweather forecast. >> that wind is really going to start cranking. the high wind warning from midnight to 2 p.m. in long island, it's in effect to 6 p.m. and in addition to the cold air coming in behind the system, a freeze watch is in effect. and a freeze watch for areas north and west of new york city. right now on the radar, not much going on. skies are threatening with the shower and sprinkle. the main story is this system here. winding up very energetic. you can see a swirl on the radar satellite. this is going to kind of off to the south. and that's going to instigate the high winds and rain showers changing to snow showers. by midnight here comes a squall line in western new jersey. with the line, heavier downpours and a rumble of thunder. and behind it things change over to snow. we get the wind whipping in from the west and temperatures tumbling. any snow exits the area by dawn and the wind will be howl

eyewitness news reporter josh einiger in long island city, queens, where tonight sanders spoke. >>> in a normal election year by the time they get to new york in the primary season, the candidates barely even have to come here. their nominations. but this is no normal year and tonight each candidate, hillary clinton and bernie sanders were barnstorming the city looking for every last vote. >> the next president of the >> reporter: it's been a long slog these past few weeks in the new york primary and the end of a picture-perfect day on the queens riverfront, bernie sanders supporters hope the sun wasn't setting on their hopes. >> when people stand together with a vision, with determination, there is nothing that we cannot accomplish. >> reporter: sanders' final major rally before new yorkers finally vote tomorrow capped a day of feverish campaigning by the senator from new york. hillary clinton in the polls by double digits with his pathways to victory narrowing even further. to secure the nomination, if he loses here by 10 points, sanders will need to win 80% of remaining delegates. n

city island, 50. jackson heights, 49. hoboken, 48. low 30s from suspect down to bridgewater. hudson valley and into danbury some 30s. most of long island in the 40s. high clouds, high and good-bye. they disappeared. there's more cloud cover out to the west. this rain that's out to the west, that doesn't get in here until tomorrow. so we're fine for today. another beautiful day. it's breezy but a warm breeze. temperatures mid 70s. it w will be cooler along the coast. we'll talk more about that rain threat in a bit. here is lauren. the cross bronx expressway. kai simonson is live on the scene. this is on the westbound lanes by the sheridan expressway. this accident has been moved over to the right. delays continue to build as people rubberneck through the area. leave yourself some time this morning. heading over to the bqe, the ramp shut down from the eastbound bqe to the westbound grand initial parkway. you will sit in some delays here. all traffic is being diverted on to astoria boulevard. an update on the belt parkway, that accident shuts down two lanes. another spot to avoid

city around 30. hudson valley into the mid to upper 20s. interior connecticut the same thing. across long island, generally low 30s. you bring in the wind, it feels like 24 in the city with the windchill. same windchill at islip. feels like 18 in newburgh. current windchill in monticello, 13 degrees on an april 10th morning. we've got sunshine. that's what we have. blue sky out there. storm tracker, nothing nearby. we'll start to develop a few clouds later on in the afternoon. not a big deal in terms of cloud cover today. you can notice moisture and snow racing eastward. this is a push of milder air that will move in creating eventually showers by tomorrow. we're in the upper 40s today. maybe touching 50 in one or two spots. it stays rather breezy west, northwest wind. eases later in the day. then the winds go more south and southwest by tomorrow. showers back in the forecast. scattered in nature tomorrow. a significant period of rain on tuesday. temperatures at least back into the upper 50s. at citi field, fils and mets going at it. 46 the expected temperature. a chilly breeze will make it feel

city landmark. if overlooks the long island city waterfront. soda bottling facilities. it's overlooking gantry plaza state park. it's one of the most recognizable features on the waterfront. >>> a judge in onnecticut has ruled that state police do not have to hand over documents that longed to adam lanza. the judge says that state law protects seized property not used in prosecutions from being made public. in this case, adam lanza's tebook. the decision overruled decision from last year. >>> waging war on long island's re md l.ght cameras. how far one man is going to prevent drivers from getting tickets. >>> from the stage the classroom. >>> how the hottest ticket n town is changing the way local students look at american history. >> i have seven reasons why you're going to be smiling if we'll tell you all of them. >>> lester holt has a lookout what he's working on for 6:30. >> house speaker paul ryan makes a big announcement about the republican presidential race. the new surveillance video shedding important light on ex-nfl star will smith. >>> news today about t b s

the city, long island and the hudson valley a mix of rain and wet snow. to the north and west it's mainly snow. there you might get a couple of inches. other than that, it's going to be an inch or less in most locations. not a lot to worry about except that maybe it's april and you may just not want to see it now. a high of 44, so the city is likely to see more rain than anything. we're near 60 and sunny next week wednesday through friday. >> you want to warm up tonight? >> yeah. >> head over to the barclays center. going to be rocking and hiphopping. nwa is going to be inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. also among this year's induck -- in . >>> brus beck ce beck is live from citi field. >> reporter: strike up the band or hoist up the flag. coming up in sports, the mets home opener serves up a little bit of everything, including a stellar performance by jacob degrom. we'll tell you why he was portioned ed fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised. to

the fire sent thick, black long island city. this happened just before 4:00 this afternoon at a dry cleaner on 13th street. investigators say it quickly spread to a furniture store next door. two firefighters were treated for minor injuries and the cause of the fire is still unclear. >>> well, two queens lawmakers are set to propose a bill mandating a state review of security on the mta. the push comes following the deadly terror attacks in brussels. legislation would require regular assessments of security on all transit and commuter rail systems, including the long island railroad, metro north, and city subways. >>> in california, a man survives a wild ride, escaping his suv just seconds before it almost plunged off a cliff in malibu. police say the man lost control of his vehicle and slammed into a guardrail, causing it to hang precariously over that cliff. officers say the man was then so disoriented that he stepped into oncoming traffic and got hit by a bus. still, the man survived and is recovering at a hospital. >>> forme

bernie sanders is holding an event in long island city. hillary clinton is set to hold one later in brooklyn. we have fox team coverage. alicia acuna is live in colorado springs at the state's gop convention. hey, there. >> reporter: senator cruz is the only gop candidate to come to colorado and campaign. he enjoys tremendous support here. now, in fact, as he arrived in colorado today, cruz already had 21 of the state's 37 delegates in his pocket. he's looking for the additional 13 at-large delegates up for grabs here. there are three more delegates who are party leaders. they are unbound. the reason cruz already has 21 delegates here, he won them at the district level last week. >> colorado, y'all have had seven elections in the past week. in each of the seven congressional districts you've had a separate election. collectively, those seven le ex-s have elected 21 delegates, and of those 21 delegates, together we won all 21. >> governor kasich is not here but his supporters are. his strategy centers on the fact after the first battle in c

city. it's light moderate rain, clearing long island. city, rock land west chester, putnam, more in the way of light rain, we knead the rain, running a deficit, helps with the pollen count. this line of heavier showers, that holds together through parts of sullivan, orange in to sussex and rock land as well. mid afternoon, we see the line of showers and storms. it's going to push in to very warm air, the national weather service giving you a heads up, there is a marginal risk where we could see isolated thunderstorms, anthony was asking about that. potential is there. the potential is there for 50- 60 miles per hour wind, could see small hail. that would be this afternoon. it's interesting, we anticipate the high for the day will be early in the afternoon. we say 69, it's because we are splitting the difference. it's going to be all over the place. warm air pushing in from the south, parts of interior new where in to connecticut and long island, could be stuck in the 50s. that adds to the instability in the atmosphere, con deuce conducive

right now bernie sanders is speaking at a rally in long island city, new york.is a reaction to this. >> here's what else. you know, i think making this point about how we look at the status quo. and what i beg of you, do not accept that the status quo that we have today has got to extend for decades. what the media does, what congress does, what the establishment does is to tell you hey, this is the way it is. it can't change. yeah, we have a terrible and unequal distribution of wealth and income. so what. that's the way it is. cannot be changed. and what we have got to do is envision a nation in which in fact real change takes place. now, right now, right now in this country, we have millions of people working longer hours for lower wages than was the case 20 or 30 years ago. you want to know why people are angry? you got men and women in the work force whose real inflation adjusted incomes are substantially lower than they were 40 years ago, or 10 years ago. and people are asking how does it happen? we got all of this technology which makes workers more produc

city. you've got numbers around the area in the 30s for parts of long island. and the cool pockets of new jersey. later, 78 in the city. some folks in the low 80s. don't forget the sunscreen. get out there. and make sure you have it on. that's at a 7, that's up. >>> back to work, like the perfect summer day i know. >> make it a three-day weekend. >>> there are a lot of people heading back to work because we are getting busy toen the roads. an-- busy on the roads. an accident in may justin bieber brook, a debris spill on route 48 eastbound. only the shoulder open at exit 5ad. that's causing delays back to the rest area. and the better bet, use route 17k. and then head to huntington where we have a water main break with at least one lane blocked on jericho turnpike westbound at deer park road. no major delays because of this one. a look outside, traffic is getting heavy on to the bridge. parking rules are in effect city-wide. >> thank you. >>> mets and yankees both in action today. >> and a first-ever event of its kind at the barclay center. >> reporter: just one

let's bring in kasie hunt, who is covering the sanders campaign at long island city, new york. orter: it's in queens, chris. it's right across the river. you could probably see the chrysler building behind me. >> so it's right across there, okay. the architecture school is somewhere there. tell me what's going on with the campaign you're covering, the clinton campaign. are they confident they'll not be the victims of another upset. >> reporter: i think at this point, both sides feel relatively sure of the overall result. i think the question is more around the margins at this point, chris. i think we're still in territory where if bernie sanders closes this margin more than expected, it could do some harm to the clinton campaign, and the perception at least that he's still very much in this. i think you're going to see the sanders campaign point to that national poll over and over again. a big part of their agreement has been that they would be better to take on trump. i think it may be too little too late, but it's clear sanders has proven he's a capable challenger to hillary c

we caught the tail ending of that there in long island city.ou can see he now walking away in new york. this after the wyoming win that was just called within the last couple of hours. we'll continue to watch what's happening on the trail, of course, and bring you straight to it live when it does happen. for now back to our regular taped programming. >> you worked there. >> i can tell you that the choice between bernie sanders and hillary clinton, it's clear. it's hillary clinton. but bernie sanders didn't do himself any favors by not being able to handle the interview. >> going into this whole process of like this long sort of run-up to that vote where he could have set his own agenda, could have set his own narrative. >> i read that a number of times and couldn't follow the conversation. one side they're talking about the fed, he's talking about the treasury department. the guys on the ed board should have said name the provision in dodd-frank you will use to take apart of the big banks. you can go on google to do it. why didn't they do that

we have a freeze warning for the city, long island, southern connecticut, to parts of new jersey. whole north east, everyone is cold, except washington d.c. at 54, 20s in buffalo, albany, and boston and williamsport, that system sliding east, drying air coming in. that will clear out sky. but highs tomorrow, warm in blaine states in 80s. 60 in atlanta, and 80 south below freezing in morning. bright and sunny day, future cast temperatures with same deal, tomorrow night cold, teens, 20s, mid to upper 40s to width, but -- wednesday, the clouds will increase, this dry weather for tomorrow to tomorrow night sunshine, this system comes in from west, showers arriving wednesday night, keeping them -- thursday. tonight, clearing coil, -- cold, 28. sun is out tomorrow, we'll strug told get to about 40 in the area. 7 day, sun to clouds wednesday issue freight, shower at night, showers thursday. friday morning sun in afternoon, 53, then 40s for weekend, maybe 50 sunday. steve: really have to find good news there. nick: yes 92 coming up late, dari: find out who is headed to basketball hall of

freeze warning all lit up for the city, right through southern connecticut, across long island as well, heading through much of new jersey. lows will be in towards the 20s in town. and don't be surprised if there are some teens well north and west of the city. could be problems for gardens that have been planted a little too early this year. we'll see. we got spoiled by the warm weather and some of the plants are budding on their own quickly. tonight could be a bit of an issue for them. satellite photo, nothing going on around the east coast because it's high pressure moving on top of us that will slide offshore in the next two days. that's going to allow this area of moisture to come our way. right now we're looking at showers that are moving across the plains states. a storm center will come out of here and ahead of that, mild air will rush back along the east coast. that's going to be for thursday. tomorrow, a chilly day. i don't think we get out of the figure 46, maybe 47 if we're lucky. 70s in memphis tomorrow. 50s chicago. and 70s down to new orleans. again, this mild air will br

clinton will be right over there in the city waiting for the results. live in long island city tonight. >> thank you. >>> while the democrats battle in ur area, two of the republican presidential candidates are concentrating their 11th hour efforts upstate. rex ryan introduced donald trump tonight at a rally in buffalo. trump said that no new yorker should vote for ted cruz and that john kasich doesn't represent what we need. but trump flubbed when the talk turned to terrorism. and i watched our police and our firemen down at 7/11 after it came down. >> heaclearly meant 9/11. neither he nor his campaign acknowledged that. protesters were escor ted out of the rally. six people war rested outside. some protesters blocked streets. the polls have had john kasich returning second in new york. he campaigned today in syracuse hoping to pull off an upset by focusing on issues not insults. >> the key is i hate to say it over and over, it's economic growth. and opportunity for everybody to be able to achieve what they want to achieve. >> as for ted cruz, he moved on past new york. a

it's a big split across new york city where you have 60s in brooklyn, staten island, and queens and it's in the 70s in the bronx and upper manhattan. still 80 in andover, new jersey. poughkeepsie coming in at 8 a. dry everywhere. with all the dryness and a gusty wind coming back tomorrow, still warm near 70 degrees. there's a fire weather watch for pretty much the entire area tomorrow afternoon and evening. sunshine this evening, 71. light wind overnight. wind picks up tomorrow, early clouds. sprinkle at worst. it's a gusty breeze and cooler tomorrow, only around 70. there are the clouds already trying to spill in. there's a backdoor cold front snaking its way through eastern new england. even snow in eastern canada. we're in the warm side of the front but some of the area coming in for new england will cool us off tomorrow. around 70 degrees so a cooler breeze tomorrow with at worst a little sprinkle. high pressure is over us on beautiful day. day 8 of the dry stretch. and there's a system that won't get here until later thursday night or friday with a couple looking at a short-term fut

sanders held a rally before thousands in long island city and polls show him trailing clinton. he would not know it from the throngs that he has drawn. >> this is a movement very, very nervous.>> haven't seen someone this coherent about most issues in a long time been taken seriously in politics. >> huge rallies have been a fixture in a spent part of the day yesterday meeting with voters one on one . he strolled through midtown and he again showed his support for striking verizon workers. >> i just want to say word i want to thank everyone for the courage to stand up for justice and against corporate greed! >> clinton was out and about. she visited st. john's riverside hospital in yonkers and met with the union workers at a car wash in queens and she indulge in a sunday name for her at mikey likes it in the east village. >> the shop's owner, mikey cole, her high freeze. >> she has been fighting for us as people for many years. >> clinton has held a get gabby gifford and new york senator kiersten gill ran. >> we all have a right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness! we

there is another rally in long island city. all aimed at knocking clinton out of the lead and winning the primary. >> you cannot have a super pack raise many millions of dollars from wall street or special interest and then tell the american people with a straight face that you are going to stand up to the big money interest. not true. >> reporter: donald trump keeps aiming for a sweep on 95 delegates. ted cruz from winning the nomination with bound delegates before the convention. >> it's easy to talk about making america great again. you can print that on a baseball cap. the real question is, do you understand the principals and values that made america great from in the first place. >> reporter: a little later this morning, ted cruz will be appearing on good morning america for a 2-hour special town hall. donald trump will be holding a news conference here at trump tower at noon, for the other candidates, business as usual, campaigning down to the wire. >>> up later this morning, ted cruz sits down for town hall style event

city, 46. most of the island, 40s. down the jersey shore and inland new jersey, mid and upper 40s with a mostly cloudy sky. watch what happens as we go forward in time. those clouds erode from the city north. from the city on south noontime, some clouds. could be a sprinkle or two around. then that cloud line things out late afternoon, early evening. by tomorrow morning, clouds thicken up and increase. 1:00 in the afternoon we will scattered showers or periods of light rain moving in as we go through thursday, thursday night and part of friday. a few more showers coming through, not continuous rain but bouts of rain thursday into friday afternoon before it clears out in time for saturday, which would be a nice start to the weekend. 63 for today our high. 65 in ramsey. 64 in larchmont. long branch in the 50s. out east with the wind off the east, hampton bays in the 40s. frost advisories tonight for the northwestern suburbs because of the chill in the air. 60s tomorrow with afternoon showers moving in. on and off showers

reporting in long island city, news4, new york. >>> mayor bill de blasio and city health officials are trying to head off the spread of the zika virus in our area. at a news conference today, they announced a three-year, $21 million plan. it calls for stepped-up mosquito control and surveillance, the hiring of dozens of new employees to test mosquitoes in pregnant women and a city campaign to teach everyone about zika protection and prevention. >> this plan covers all possible scenarios. the one we have now with a modest number of cases. you hear the number now stands worst case scenario where we have local transmission and a local outbreak. >> city officials also emphasize that up to now the mosquitoes causing the zika outbreak in latin america have never been found in new york city. the cases here are people who caught zika while traveling. >>> she fought a very public battle on chemotherapy, and now a teen is getting a lot of attention for a post on her facebook page. >>> victims who lost limbs in the boston marathon bombing show pride by running that race today. >>> dave is here wi