our guest new york city mayor bill deblasio is here!cheers and applause) finally, going to talk about my rent. (laughter) first, breaking news -- mitt romney slams donald trump. earlier today, he unleashed a fury of third-degree burns. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud, a business genius he is not. he has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president. donald trump tells us he is very, very smart. i'm afraid when it comes to foreign policy, he is very, very not smart. (laughter) >> trevor: i don't think you won with that line. that was like a very, very sick not burn. mmm... now i know why we didn't invite mitt romney to the comedy central trump roast. mr. trump is so very, very not attractive that if given the choice to have a sexual encounter with him using jeb's genitals, i would choose to do something else entirely. (fake laugh) but this whole announcement is a bit of a shift from the last time romney spoke about trump four years ago. >> thank you to donald trump for his endorsement. it means a great deal to me to have t

. >>> mayor deblasio and the city council are being blamed for low morale within the nypd. a new survey from patrolman's benevolent association revealed that 96% of officers asked between the public and the nypd years. the leading cause is salary, personal safety concerns, and the mayor's lack of support. 95% also said the deblasio administration created an environment they call combative toward police. >> what is not just a union leader, on a soapbox, on the steps of city hall. it is our members speaking. it is our members saying, we feel unsafe. we are underpaid. >> mayor deblasio responded saying he won't put a lot of stock in the survey. >>> the mayor is calling on congress to restore homeland security funding. he joined 17 other mayors in an appearance before a house sub committee in washington. they want cuts to homeland security grants restored. during the hearing, deblasio was asked about the fbi's legal battle with apple to gain access to the iphone that belonged to san bernardino terrorist shooter syed farook. appropriate information to pursue terror threats, and

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bill bratton and mayor deblasio stopped in time's square touring the subway station under scoring the city's readiness and immediate response. >>> all of these units were deployed literally between the time of the attack in belgium and the beginning of the morning rush hour. >> a 55 person unit started patrolling underneath time's square tuesday. now more than 500 officer, many with military assault rifles, are deployed at major transportation hubs including grand central, penn station, key city landmarks and airports port authority had this military vehicle outside an entrance. you've seen the armor truck, makes me feel safer the guys walking around makes me feel a little safer. >> reiterating they'll use all the sources available to keep the area safe. >>> from radiation detectors dogs, moving through a crowd to special weapons teams. >> now, nypd officials say there are no specific or credible threats against the u.s. or right here in new york city, but they say you can expect to see police presence like this around the city in the coming days and weeks to come. reporting live this

the deal is a key victory for mayor deblasio aiming at ways to reshape the housing is developed. it gives them to reserve a percentage offer units for low income families and in exchange developers will be allowed to build taller structures and get low interest of course and tax advantages. the new strategy will link the approval for increased development of the creation of more affordable apartments sort of a win-win for everybody. >>> 4:38. you're never more than 10 minutes away from weather and traffic. jeff smith has your accuweather forecast. >> after a couple of chilly and windy days it's more of a balmy breeze today a live look off to the south all the way down toward one world trade. clear visibility out there right now temperatures in the upper 40s but they are rising quickly. we take a spin on the weather wheel for today. we're up to 53 by 10:00 in the morning check out by noon time up to the 60-degree mark and it gets well into the upper 60s as we head later into the by 4:00 and by then it could be the western suburbs getting into the low 70s and the temperature not ta

did you hear me deblasio? >> reporter: snore slashing in a citywide spree that has some wondering if this is some kind of a coordinated crime wave. >> it is like people here, scaring everybody. i don't know what is happening. >> we will be responding >> reporter: mayor deblasio this week declaring a new focus on the city's slashing spree as cbs 2 marcia kramer raised questions about the renewed emphasis. >> my question is, what made you change your mind? >> i believe the nypd was on the right track before, i believe they are on the right track now. >> i don't understand why people want to slash each other, you know. >> reporter: some in this busy upper west side neighborhood say where is the beefed up security? >> i thought there would be a larger police presence as we speak. i don't see any policemen. do you? research the upper west side, steve langford, cbs 2 news. >>> new tonight, a community comes together to mourn and remember the victims of a deadly explosion in the east village. today marks one year sin

there is deblasio. how about trump. he did it in times square back in 2011. knife and fork. the media going crazy about it. rosanna: he didn't want to eat the crust. he was on a diet. he was having the total sauce on it. greg: and the cheese. if you want to eat a pizza without the heavy feeling that is a way to do it. rosanna: if i'm having it, i'm going for the whole thing and worry about it tomorrow. >> i agree with you, rosanna. i'm with you. well, do on outdoor lunch today. this is the pick for the best weather day of the week. we are going to experience mild temperatures. that is above normal for this time of the year. the record on the date is 86 in 1988. we are not near that. area wide we are in the 50s across the area. up to 56 in poughkeepsie. 58 in central park. we are 56 islip. 54 bridgeport. our wind justs are blustery anticipated we are expecting a breezy day. we started with the sunshine. the clouds are starting to work their way in from the west. they are overspreading northern new jersey and into the hudson valley. a mix of sun and clouds for thursday. the ra

the last thing i have to say , i blend deblasio. >> the only person you should be blaming is yourselferever you say it is. go to the liquor store. >> brownbag it. >> eight or nine bucks for a pint. >> i am embarrassed and ashamed. >> it's costing you money. >> maybe it will make a comeback. >> no. bill: you went on a date. >> brought some mixed players along. >> larry johnson. >> your still single. >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> and good morning. i'm fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. we are in for a warm treat. high pressure will continue to build off the coast in a summer-like patter tern. overnight 53 in the city, 48 in the suburbs and wait until you see these temperatures. wednesday's record 73. thursday's record 76. we will surpass both of these. wait until you see that seven-day ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we

mayor deblasio says it goes against new york values. >> somehow, he is making a comeback and we will not allow that to happen. >> surrounded by advocates, the mayor signed an executive order which buildings to allow people to use the bathroom or the locker room of the gender of which they identify. >> we are ensuring that transgender new yorkers can use single-sex restrooms and other facilities in city government buildings and areas consistent with their gender identity .. >> discrimination on the basis of gender identity is broadly prohibited under a human rights law since 2002. this order is more specific with signage and agency offices, public parks and recreation centers as well as training for all employees. city schools already have a similar policy in effect . >> some people are concerned with safety but i think it's a little presumptuous. to assume that someone is transgender that they would do something vile or unacceptable , i think it's perfectly fine. >> i think everyone has the right to use the bathroom >> the order requires that signage is hop and all facilities informi

. >> call deblasio. >> what about this book? >> it is signed by lena horne. >> wow, she was a great singer and pioneer. wow. this is pretty neat stuff. thank you, nelson. what are you doing these days? >> retiring, working out with my wife. >> what is the best thing about being a sanitation worker? >> working, great job. >> can you hang off the back of the truck? >> no. we can't do that any more. safety concerns. that was cool. now we have safety concerns about that. rosanna: glad you are fine. don't listen to him. greg: it was fun. what about removing the snow? >> i loved removing the snow. >> people forget the guys that take the garbage do the snow too. amazing stuff, nelson. tell deblasio i'm keeping this one. >> no problem. rosanna: you have such a good relationship with him. >> lauren conrad is coming up, and she's a great party planner. greg, maybe incorporate this stuff into the party. >> a junk rosanna, what comes before part b? party. we throw what we think are killer parties. we are getting ready for the company and wh

. >>> opening day approaches for the yankees and the mets, new mayor bill deblasio says he will sign the ban in the next two weeks. deblasio says the early focus is on education, and warning, but the mayor says officials will not hesitate to fine any major league baseball player who ignores the band. new york city would be the fourth city to ban chewing tobacco in its ballparks. 6:24. "good morning america" is coming up next. we check in with robyn roberts live in times square. good morning, robben. >> good morning. coming up on gma, the latest on the wild weekend in politics. the personal attacks between the republican front-runners, not letting up and of course the news for donald trump, the g.o.p. candidate becomes a grandfather again. and a really good weekend for bernie sanders. that and a lot more ahead. >> and also ahead, that severe weather over easter weekend. many hit by hail. record rainfall. and a new storm is developing out west. and sweeping across the country. what you can expect. >> and caught on camera. thieves quickly clearing out a car dealership. they stole multip

the last thing i have to say , i blend deblasio. >> the only person you should be blaming is yourself. happy hour is wherever you say it is. go to the liquor store. >> brownbag it. >> eight or nine bucks for a pint. >> i am embarrassed and ashamed. >> it's costing you money. >> maybe it will make a comeback. bill: you went on a date. >> brought some mixed players along. >> larry johnson. >> your still single. smoking causes 16 different types of cancer. you have one clear way to reduce your risk. you can quit smoking. talk with your doctor. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's (man) i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't. switch to better. lemme get a mcpick 2 listen up! there's a brand new mix on mcdonald' s mcpick 2 menu. lemme get a mcpick 2. hurry in now an

last night also a real show of confidence from mayor deblasio and bill bratton. they both got on the subways last night just to instill a sense of security in the new york subway system. commissioner bratton even said when he spoke to strap hangers last night that they told him that increased security was very reassuring. >> it's about confidence. the idea that the public can feel confident in this city, that we will do everything to try to deter and prevent an act from occurring. god forbid if one were to occur the capabilities to respond very quickly are there also. >> now the state department has issued a travel warning to all americans traveling europe this morning but in terms of any credible threat to new york city again, at this time, there is not one. reporting live at jfk, darla miles channel 7 eye witness news. >>> thank you. and stay with eye witness news for continuing coverage of the brussels terror attacks. you could also find constant our facebook page. >>> 6:36 and that deadly elmhurst fire we told you about yesterday morning claimed a third victi

mayor deblasio remembers his legacy and 50 years of service. served as former commissioner during 9/11 and credits with helping them rebuild after the take and funded the department of cancer, 83 years old. >>> there is still much more ahead at noon, the high cost of prescription drugs forces some medication and food. now, there is a way you can save big money on popular drugs, plus this. control in a train, caught on camera and only 5 and 6 years old. >>> stuck in a drainpipe, see how rescuers finally freed the child. >>> today is a beautiful day, we got off to a very cold start but things are warming up nicely and the warm up even more tomorrow. in your full forecast. you get a cold. you can't breathe through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. . >>> a close call for a colorado state troope

concerns.87% of the members surveyed believe the city has become less safe in the past two years of the deblasio administration. says the perception is that odds with reality. >> looking at the progress report, murders are down below an all-time low level. shootings are down below the historic levels. >> commissioner bratton says he will be off on tuesday. he will have a chance to go through it point by point. overseas now with a vladimir putin. he said russia will withdraw most of its military from syria. just a short time ago, the first group of russian warplanes left their base. forces have been fighting there for six months. they are supporting the president regime. this comes as the united states is hosting peace talks with syrian rebels in geneva. it could pressure has had to make a deal that leads to a permanent cease-fire. >> 4:40 am. the rain is moving out . showers later today and mike is watching the forecast. theresa: today's the day we could learn whether mother teresa is on i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's no

despite his differing opinion from them on deblasio. >> i don't share that opinion at all. this man has done a phenomenal job supporting this police department. >> reporter: the pba leadership says they hope this survey leads to productive dialogue. hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >>> if they think it is a game, no one is laughing. vandals strike a local baseball field. but police say they may have left a big clue behind. >> say goodbye to paper prescriptions. the new state rules that will change how some doctors operate. >> parents are seeing their kids in a whole new way. how sharing cute photos on setting up your children for problems later. >> lonnie? >> it wasn't a pretty day but it was better. not quite as cold out there today. the problem is we are in an tomorrow in just a bit. someone's hacked all our technology. technology... say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile app? look. electronic id cards, emergency roadside service, wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> just we

new york city mayor bill deblasio is set to march in the parade. keep it here onn nbc 6. we'll go live to new york shortly. >>> it is 5:22 now on your thursday morning. frank sinatra, junior, the song of the legendary singer has passed away in florida. he was scheduled to perform last t. show was canceled with an announcement that the singer had been sisik. it was confirmed not long after that that he died of cardiac arrest. the younger sinatra fofolowed his famous dad into the business as a singer, worked for his dad as a director and conductor. he was 72 years old. >>> sort of the beginning of the end for what many consider a landmark in dania beach. the oldurricane roller coaster has tourd over 95. it was once the largest wooden roller coaster in thestate, but it's been out of use for some time. they were havavg some problems with it, a little old. developers have plans toake this the place to be with retail shops, restaurants and entertainment areas and hotels. >>> miami heat star chris bosh isn't playing basketball right now, but has plenty to do home. the all-star f

mayor deblasio will be marching. he has boycotted the event in the past. this year's grand marshal will heading up fifth avenue all the way from 44th street to 79th many streets in the area will be director of st. patrick's day will drive up fifth avenue. all the way to 79th street. if you're coming into the city by train, do not bring any alcohol. banning alcohol. traveling around midtown today. a lot of streets in the area will be closed. pack your patience. the police kicks off at 11:00 o'clock this morning. greg and rosanna, that is the latest from here. i will send it back to you. greg: i promise to keep the booing of their deposit yield at a minimum. you want to greet him along with me? i said we are keeping it to a what else do you want? mike: i think that there will be trouble had. anyway. let's show you what is happening around the tri-state region. one more mile day. that is what we have for you. there could be some afternoon showers. it will turn cooler for you tomorrow. we have to truck a coastal storm coming through here. that one could have n

one in a visor to mayor deblasio. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!mocracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the new york police department internal affairs department has launched an investigation into the arrest of an adviser to mayor bill de blasio in harlem activist last tuesday night. five mualimm-ak was arrested while attempting to mediate a police confrontation with a homeless man in midtown manhattan. five serves on mayor deblasio's task force on behavioral health and the criminal justice system. via just left an event where he read his essay in the new book "hell is a very small place" , about his five years in solitary confinement. since being released from prison in 2012, five has become a prominent advocate for helping previously incarcerated men and women. five was arrested along with tuesday fellow prison activist joseph "jazz" hayden. he was recording the police confrontation with the homeless man with his cell phone when they came out of the open society after the reading. hayden is the founder of the anti-police bruta

our guest new york city mayor bill deblasio is here!inally, going to talk about my rent. (laughter) first, breaking news -- mitt romney slams donald trump. earlier today, he unleashed a fury of third-degree burns. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud, a business genius he is not. he has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president. donald trump tells us he is very, very smart. i'm afraid when it comes to foreign policy, he is very, very not smart.

william bratton and mayor deblasio have been on the defensive in slashing and stabbing incidents saying people shouldn't worry because most were not random. >> i fully understand many new yorkers are concerned is could something happen to them. >>> now that people are worried and the slashings have continued they've taken action putting more cops on the subways at night. the plan, to reduce murders and shootings have been in effect for weeks, it puts more cops on the trains during the 8 p.m. and 4 p.m., and midnight to 8 a.m. tour since strategic response group to targeted stations and cops assigned aboveground are being asked to stop into subway stations in their command and walk the platforms. 645 slashing and stabbing incidents since january 1st compare today 536 for the same period last year. in the transit system alone 15 slashings this year compared to subway riders had this reaction to the new action plan. >> the police make me feel safer. >>> people feel more protected and of course those doing the damage will feel they'll get caught. >>> do you think it will make a difference?

association shows a majority of new york's finest believe the city is not as safe as it was before mayor deblasio took office. >> i don't put a lot of stock in that survey. pba is complaints. not constructive suggestions or an effort to work for the betterment of all. >> reporter: the police union surveyed more than 6,000 members, and found 87% felt the city has become less safe since 2014. 55% say a lot less safe. on a scale of one to ten, morale on officers is 2.49. >> i am not surprised by. it it echos the survey that we conducted that we shared with you back in 2014. >> the police commissioner bill bratton is referring to an nypd study from 2014, finding almost half of the department was nrve about -- negative about the job because of public perception. the new survey echos that. 96% feeling police and public relations have worsened. and 70% says greatly worsened and 96% agree suspects are now likely to resist arrest. >> the president patrick lynch released a statement saying the are not work and quote police officers are risks and sometimes sacrificing their lives to protect their communitie

dr nick deblasio here from childrens hospital here with the question new parents should be asking at these visits... eating enough? eat sleep schedule ? pooping or peeing enough ? be making eye grasping for things ? it may feel like you were just at the office and now you're headed back again. your baby will visit the doctor for more his first year than in any other year the point of these visits is to make sure your baby is growing, developing normally, and staying healthy. great opportunity questions you have about your child's development, safety, immunizations, and here are some of parents ask at the two-month well- doctor will be able to address: is my baby eating enough? pediatricians generally recommend feeding babies whenever they seem hungry. if your baby is having problems gaining weight, your pediatrician will probably advise not to go too long without feeding, even if it means waking your baby. at about 2 months, your baby probably should be taking around 4 ounces at each feeding, and both breast and bottle feedings should be at least every 3 to 4 hours during the day wit

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. >> after watching the tabletop exercise, mayor deblasio says he feels confident the nypd can deal with any isis inspired attack god for bid. at police headquarters, marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >>> a beloved family pet shot and killed by the nypd. today, the commissioner weighs the trigger. >> cracking down on costume characters. the new push to end harassment in times square. >> and coming up on the "cbs evening news," more on today's shooting at the u.s. capitol. >> scott pelley is here now live with more. scott? >> christine, maurice, great to be with you. we have more details about the alleged gunman at the capitol. apparently he was under orders from a court to stay away from the capitol building. but he was shot there today by the police. also, we are going to have a look at whether donald trump's delegate count will come up short, before the convention. we will have that, and the rest of the world news, coming up on the cbs evening news. >> scott, thanks, we will see you then. >>> still ahead at 6:00, have you heard of standing desks. well, what about this? the new work station th

and today, mayor deblasio expressed his feelings about the front-runner donald trump. didn't realize this was in question. behaves like a racist. speaks like a racist. of course, @ real donald trump is a racist. responding from a tweet from musician john legend who called trump a racist. >>> march madness is in the air and today it swept through new york city. steve overmyer has more on how the ncaa tournament will have a very local feel. >> really exciting to watch this game out there at the garden. march madness is kind of like the rebirth of the sports year. every conference holds a tournament. granting the winner an automatic bid to the dance. well, this year, four, maybe five local teams are going to the dance. in the big east championship, seton hall knocked off top seed villanova, after an impressive three days. the pirates beat number five xavier last night and number three villanova less than 24 hours later. for the first time in 23 years, seton hall is big east champions. >>> congratulations to stonybrook for winning the american east champion. the school has

it was ended by a mayor who is mostly incompetent, the blog zero -- deblasio. we have to be vigilant, we have to look. there is a problem. >> you are not responding to the substance. saying crocker is wrong? that isis would take it as a victory? mr. trump: he is wrong. we have to be tougher and much more vigilance. what is ancareer, analogy for the kind of decision you have had to make in your career previously that was the closest thing to the kind of decision a president has to make when he decides to send american forces into combat? you're talking about lives, potentially thousands of lives. we are going to be weak and ineffective. i have watched president obama cuba with nobody to greet him. i thought that was terrible. i watched him at a press conference yesterday. a baby,d like he was castro was the boss. i watched them at a baseball game in cuba while people, body parts are laying over a place with threats to us and everybody else. i am watching him sitting in the sun watching a baseball game. it looks so bad. he could have left cuba and said this was a

. >>> today a major announcement from police commissioner bratton and deblasio, about fighting subway crime, they'll unvail a plan to put every police officer on a train, patrolling car by car, not considered for day time because it would be too difficult for officers to get through the crowded cars. >>> new this morning royal caribbean anthem of the seas is jersey, the ship arrived before 6 a.m., it got caught up in a storm in north carolina, on saturday saying they would return to avoid another storm in the area also a norovirus outbreak but royal caribbean said that had nothing to do with the decision to return. let's get to that forecast. >>> tough break for all the people who work on this ship too. >>> look at the wind still bouncing the camera around, clearing skies and 51. still dealing with wet weather right there now all the way down through the hamptons dealing with that last little batch of heavy rain we're seeing the numbers start to tumble to the west we're in the 30s and 40s already and then when we do the math for you, factor the ind into the equation, feel like the 20s

. >> reporter: mayor deblasio opened the doors to the cell phones in new york city last year but the school saw a spike in fire alarmed as pranks, and fights broke out when all 3000- plus students were forced to evacuate at the same time. it was thought that cell phones contributed to the disruptions when the students texted each other where to meet and the outbreak was recorded. since the ban? >> we have six weeks of peace and a school that offers academic opportunities to the kids, and we want to get back on track. >> reporter: now, the department of education is getting involved to get all the six schools here to be safer for all the students. lucy yang, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you, lucy. >>> new york governor cuomo eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. . >>> >>> five people rushed to the hospitalar carbon monoxide poisoning and how one man's daily routine saved all their lives. >> i didn't have any faith in the system. the bronx pd failed me. >>> and the mother of ramarley graham is speaking out after prosecutors said they will not seek federal charges. good even

. >> ginger: well, in the big apple, new york mayor bill deblasio emphasized the it's important to continue our lives as we normally would. >> terrorists, by definition, try to use death as their tool, their aim is to spread death. we answer them with life. >> ginger: some powerful words from the mayor of new york city. we're going to have more on the security measures taking place throughout the night. >> lisa: and we will keep updating this story as new alerts come in. stay tuned here on air and on clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. there you can find pictures from the scene, a timeline and more inside the story near the top of the home page. >> ginger: just in, water worries for a west orange county neighborhood. >> lisa: right now, crews are trying to figure out how many gallons of sewage poured into their lake. >> julie: according to the alert sent out today, a sanitary overflow happened sunday near environment metal workers say untreated sewage got into the lake but they're not sure how much. as a precaution, people are urged to stay away from the lake whether for swimming or recrea

is not a partisan thing because bill deblasio, a democrat, got a lot of flak in 2014 for going on that trip to italy at the time of the lirr strike which could have thrown a lot of commuters planes into chaos as well. >> reporter: it is about making sacrifices for the position you were elected to. i don't think many people disagree with that. let me know. don't yell at us. voters today in four state will cast ballots in the 2016 presidential race. juliet: donald trump and hillary clinton hoped to strengthen their needs as their rivals struggle to getting grounds, potential dropping out is marco rubio being thrown out, robert moses. >> reporter: there is speculation he could out even before for a week from today. he says no, you sticking with it. is spokesman says that report was complete fiction. before we get to florida, four contests today, michigan is the one everyone is watching and has the most delegates to offer so it is the biggest prize of the day, clinton and trump lead but according to a recent poll from's lead has shrunk, this is an importantfrom 's lead has shrunk, this is

mayor bill deblasio is expected to sign an ordinance by opening day. >>> the fda is adding its strongest warning to the most widely prescribed painkillers. the most serious type, to all immediate release opioid painkillers including some 175 branded and generic drugs. this is part of a government campaigns to stop addiction in deaths from the use of drugs like vicodin and percocet. >>> another coal ash hearing is set for today. >> where concerned residents can express concerns about duke energy's plan to build a dam near a river. >>> plus, a saw the playing out over a tree in seattle this morning. >>> 7:26, i'm renee chou with your top stories. capital boulevard was 42-year- old michele barlow of wake forest. the crash involved for vehicle south of the burlington mills road yesterday afternoon. a dump truck hauling a tractor rear-ended the minivan, forcing the vehicle into the back of a tractor-trailer. >>> north carolina wesleyan college is mourning the deaths of four freshman. the young women were returning to their dorm from dinner off campus monday night when they were killed in a cr

mayor bill deblasio is expected to sign an ordinance by opening day. >>> the fda is adding its strongest warning to the most widely prescribed painkillers. the fda will add a box warning, the most serious type, to all immediate release opioid painkillers including some 175 branded and generic drugs. this is part of a government campaigns to stem addiction in deaths from the use of drugs >>> an overdue library book by almost 50 years has been returned to a library in ohio. the former student at the university of dayton who checked out "the history of the crusade" in 1967 returned it along with an apology. he checked out the book as a freshman before leaving school to join the marines. the university will not charge the late fee which would have been around $350. >>> more than 300 north carolina army guard service members are coming home this week. they are returning from a deployment in support of the kosovo force. a nato-led international peacekeeping force responsible for establishing a secure environment in kosovo. they began returning in groups yesterday, the rest will come home today

when i called for proactive policing directed at islamic terrorism the reaction of democrats, major deblasio here in new york held a press conference blasting me, attacking me. democrats are more concerned about political correctness than they are about keeping us safe and why people are so fed up. we need a commander in chief whose priority is keeping the american people safe and that's what i'll do. >> now, true to form, democrats like president obama and hillary clinton, they're ignoring the real threat that's posed by radical sl radical slammists. >> we should carpet bomb iraq or syria. not only is that inhumane, not only is that contrary to our values but that would likely be an extraordinary mechanism for isil to recruit more people willing to die and explode bombs in an airport. as far as the notion of having surveillance of neighborhoods where muslims are present, i just left a country that engages in that kind of neighborhood surveillance. the notion that we would start down that slippery slope makes absolutely no sense. >> what donald trump, ted cruz and others are suggesting is no

mayor deblasio will sit down with the police commissioner bratton this afternoon to discuss the nypd's terrorism preparedness. in the wake of the attacks overseas. >>> meanwhile, some developing news out of brussels today. in the wake of the deadly the only person, the man only identified as faycal-c, has been released, by a judge, have any evidence. the death toll from the bombing has risen to 35. that includes four americans. overnight, police released new video, hoping to track down the brussels airport who is still on the run today. this is just hours after another terrorist attack. thousands of miles away. targeting christians on easter sunday. abc's elizabeth hur has the latest. >> reporter: authorities say unfortunately terrorists have struck again. this time in pakistan. this, as new video is released, hoping to track down a suspect, from the attacks in brussels. with a massive man hunt intensifying, for a brussels terror suspect, seen in this new video, from just moments before the airport explosion, abc news learning another terror suspect faycal shafu is there was insufficie

mayor deblasio addresses the need of commuters during penn station, every week they take to the streets trying to avoid jammed sidewalks 200 traffic enforcement agents are being added to intersections to help. also addressed the proposal by a transportation group to give a lane over. >> one proposal is to give an extra lane of traffic for the three hours from maybe 5 to 8. >>> to that specific proposal. is certainly worth looking at. >>> 4:52. let's get you back to traffic and weather on the 2's with all the snowfall. >>> how about that dave carlin let's talk about that snow. obviously more pronounced and problematic to the south. a few flurries to the north, morris all the way out to the island, down through monmouth and ocean county, that's where you'll see to the south. in our area it will be slick for the morning rush, some breaks later a little bit of light snow, rain chance over the weekend that's saturday into sunday next week i'll tell you what we are flirting with 70 degrees. it is slow this morning lots to look out for right alex. >> we very already have an accident on the upp

burrell reporting for us happening today a major announcement from police commissioner bratton and deblasio, they'll unvail a plan to put a police officer on every train at night. patrolling each one car by car, this strategy is not being considered for daytime because it would be too difficult for officers to get through the crowded cars. no longer arrest people for low level offenses public consumption of alcohol, riding between subway cars or taking up more than one subway seat. the da's office will no longer prosecute those infractions but offenders can receive summons which will require them to pay a fine. >>> police on the hunt for two men wanted for seven gas station robberies in brooklyn and queens last month surveillance video just been released the most recent hold up was last friday just after 4 a.m. at a station on astoria boulevard. made out with $400 of cash and boxes of cigarettes. >>> 1,000 first responders suffering from 9/11 illnesses will receive checks to pay for medical expenses the house and senate gave the green light for full compensation, until now the victim's comp

he spoke alongside new york city mayor bill deblasio and police commissioner bill bratton at a press conference earlier today. >> what you saw this morning and throughout the day if you were a terrorist was a massive show of force on the part of the nypd. what you saw if you were a citizen or commuter today was a large sign of reassurance and protection. starting early this morning, we used every tool in the counterterrorism toolbox. >> i am pleased to have john miller at this table to begin es it mean and where is itt what going. welcome. >> good to be here, charlie. >> rose: tell me what you know. tell me what you believe about this attack. >> i think what we're looking at here is a brussels' based network which was part and parcel overplanning the paris attacks we saw in january, which had been planning attacks prior to that around the time of the "charlie hebdo" attacks and the jewish supermarket hostage situation. so i think we're seeing a network node of i.s.i.s. that's been operating there for some time. i think what we saw earlier this week was very good intelligence work on

mayor deblasio is up in two years. >> i am interested in serving the people of brooklyn. >> you are ruling that out? rosanna: greg is looking at you. >> i am looking greg right in the eyes. >> you love some point. maybe not years from now. she served the city for 21 years. >> good day is coming right attention parents: before school this september r all kids entering 7tht and 12th grades t must get ther meningococcal vaccine. it protects against serious and sometimes deadly diseases like meningitis. call your health care provider today. learn more at >> let's get to your weather headlines for the day. lots of sunshine tomorrow. as we head into the work week here, we have temperatures in the tri-state once again. we are certainly getting a break. fifty-seven is your current temperature. there is the rain and clouds coming in the tri-state. maybe a few more sprinkles. that is it. our highs come down a decent amount in the next couple of days. they have 31 trails open. out there. more sun in the afternoon there will we have in the morning. more rain chances coming through on monday and tuesda

may are deblasio says the change will allow police to focus on more serious crimes. >>> scammers forced their way into a bronx river's apartment. and assaults her in front of her toddler. police say they were posing as utility workers. cbs 2 alice gainer has more on the hunt for the suspects. >> reporter: police were in and out of this bronx apartment building on ma genta street all day long canvassing the area for surveillance video. they say yesterday afternoon, two men knocked on the door of this woman who did not want to appear on camera. speaking to cbs 2 in spanish, the 26-year-old woman says the men claimed to be from con ed, and once she opened the door, they forced their way in grabbing her and covering her mouth and tied her to a table and hit her in the head and mouth. and both men wearing blue latex gloves. a knife from the kitchen, while the other used a cord to bound her to a coffee table. then police say he sexually assaulted her. her toddler daughter was nearby, and a neighbor heard the child's cries and called police. the men took $50, and ran off. >> to see a child, to

. >> most new yorkers do not feel safe under mayor deblasio, a new poll shows. rosanna: the city is less safe under defazio. 58% of the city was safer under mayor's giuliani and bloomberg. 517 registered voters were polled by a group called one and white together. >> we also have this. the mayor showed up at to weekend. let's do this. mayor dubois ziehl marched in yesterday's event. this started 17 years ago. the parade will focus on diversity in all. greg: another season for the mayor when you showed up at the rockaways parade. you heard some boos there. rosanna: it seems like you got some mixed reaction there. greg: super storms and the relief effort. >> surfing the rockaway peninsula. it is still in limbo. greg: the. parade is happening. rosanna: liberty. the first-ever day of the drones. greg: they put him in a little cage. they had a dogfight between the drones. rosanna: putting on goggles to get a person's view. >> drove down. drone down. [laughter] >> it is so awesome. learning about engineering. programming. rosanna: it was a real big thing. >> in six mo

also prohibits cities and towns extending protections to citizens, the mayor deblasio also had a ban on travel to north carolina, joining seattle and san francisco, they've done the same there. >>> everyone needs a hug, sometimes. the knicks definitely need a few as they finish off their nonplay off-season. >>> last night in new orleans a fan decided carmelo anthony needed some love in the middle of the knicks/pelicans game. the child ran on the court and gave carmelo a hug. it didn't help the knicks, they lost. you have to finish the story that's all. >> don't cry, carmelo. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news a woman faces criminal skippedded out on a $600 taxi fare how far did she travel and what she did when police came knocking. >>> bill evans returns with seriously windy weather 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 year in a row. on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and

. >> mayor deblasio and the current police commissioner, their spineless response of completely dismantling functional monitoring program that was constitutional, never dismantled by any court is bringing us more into weakness, more into not knowing where the next attack is coming. and i think it's speaking to political correctness and exposing us in a way that is not necessary. and it doesn't embrace community. what they are doing is allowing the council on american islamic relations and other grievance groups to dominate the narrative in the mus are somehow under sync. that radical eyes our community that we are under siege rather than working toward islam oh patriotism. patti ann: commissioner bratton says i have almost,000 muslim officers. when cruz is here he will probably have a few muslim officers guarding him. patti ann: we have muslim police officers who would be ideal to help monitor the islamic community. >> exactly. i don't even know what the commissioner is talking -- he's actually making cruz's point. we are part of the military, the homeland security, the police. our mosques

new york mayor bill deblasio said security will be tighten over the next days. >> we in new york cityeady to fight against terror in every way. let me say at the outset there is no specific and credible threat against new york city at this time but we are in high state of readiness. >> that's the latest on the attack. we'll have updates on the situation throughout the afternoon for you. back to you. >> let's go back to tara palmieri. she joins us live from brussels. tara, good to have you with us again. sue herera just reported there are ongoing raids in brussels, as one might expect, in search for at least one suspect who apparently was involved in these attacks today. what can you tell us about those raids, if anything? do you see any evidence from where you are in the neighborhoods you have been in today of heightened police activity or raids going on? >> i haven't been in any neighborhoods where there were raids but i was in the airport area earlier today. there was obviously heightened police activity. right now i'm in the eu quarter down the street from the maalbeek metro where

brought out nearly a million people, 150 marching bands took part, this was the first year mayor deblasio took part. >>> it is an eagle eye view of glued to a webcam, streaming live video nicknamed president and the first lady. you can see the beak of a baby eagle poking out of its shell right there. now let's go to a live look at the nest these are live picture, the family lives inside a tree inside the u.s. national arboretum. >> we're going to stay on this until it hatches. no we're not. might take a little while. >>> how about we bring in john elliot. >>> talk about a shell game. there we go, i think that's great. the birds really don't know or care. >>> clear and 50 in the city. here is the deal, morning sun will give way for a few showers, we're cold, that's it, we're cold that cold air, that's saturday's job so to speak your job on sunday, potential snowstorm on sunday into early monday. right now, quiet. low here it is right there and guess what, it is going to meet another low and usher in that cold air. so sunday is the day to watch. the highway is the thing to watch here to hel