new york city mayor, bill diblasio and the governor joined clinton on stage. >> i will say this loudly enough across the country can hear it. we will fight back against attacks on workers. >> the domenic democratic rival bernie sanders placed behind clinton about to stay in the race to the democratic convention. >> if we win main we move a step forward towards a political revolution in this country. >> donald trump is also basking in a big win on super tuesday. taking seven states. his victory has shaken up the party's establishment. >> we are going to make america great again folks, were going to make a great again. >> trump is a trail by ted cruz who finished first in taxes and to other states. marco rubio is behind cruise. he won only minnesota and at the bottom of the pack, john kasich told foxnews he is he is in this race at least until ohio. and ben carson said today he will not take part in thursday's republican debate on fox. he he may make his announcement of >> dari: the next big contest is ohio and florida. for those republicans who remain skeptical that trump could win in t

juliet: nothing pleasant to say about your mayor comrade bill diblasio. let's talk about the fact the survey came out surveying the police force of new york city and the majority of them, 90% do not look at him favorably, the mayor. he reacts in a way that is basically i don't know what you are talking about. >> as if he had just spoken on the back steps of gracie mansion. by the way i address that. if you didn't see it yesterday, the op-ed piece in the new york times. juliet: this was inspired -- >> brought to my attention the initial statements. ben: you didn't hear anything >> she put me on point. the mayor said in spite of all the flashings and stabbings if you are a new yorker you should be relieved because those rates are down. all those people with the mark of the beast on them, to dismiss the pba which bill diblasio did suggested how do we know which police officers it was? do you think police officers like you? are you quick to forget they turned their backs on you at the funeral for the execution of the two police officers? when in memory has th

mayor diblasio plans to end his boycott and why he is marching now. ben: it's thursday morning. it's friday eve. i am ben simmoneau. juliet: a lot of people say that we should calculate that. i have a name for you . i'm going to save it . it's too good. ben: how much of the afternoon is consumed thinking and talking about me? over yourself . not that much. >> . juliet: my boyfriend is of suspect you. he brought it up . ben: i am looking forward to it . mike: good morning. let's show you what's going on with temperatures this morning. it's a variation from what it was yesterday. it's ridiculous compared to what we had. it's not too far off from normal. feels like winter at 260. 270 in belmar and in most locations i 250 cooler. for a potential in the tri-state region. at this point, it's dry. it's heading to the south and it's close enough that we have some snow showers here starting later tonight. high temperatures go up to 360. we will see a high of 36 tomorrow as well. we see the snow showers coming by and it's dry on saturday. snow chances coming on sunday. nothing out there l

bill diblasio says the privately run fairies will start on six routes by 2018. there won't be any free transfers to mta trains or buses. let's not bite the hand that feeds us. staten island ferry will operate secondly. new york water taxi said it will competition which is unfortunate. we are a couple hours from the start of the st. patrick's day parade which is in its 2 55th year. does this story bore you? ben: not at all. juliet: it will follow its ben: fifth avenue. us senator george mitchell. juliet: negotiated the good friday peace agreement. bill diblasio will march for the first time ending his two your boycott of the parade after organizers allowed gay and lesbian groups march under their own banners. ben: do not try to bring any booze. the mta is banning all alcoholic beverages to maintain orderly train service. i don't think you can take booze out of new jersey transit. in grand central and penn station bar carts will shut down, the band stays in effect until tomorrow. juliet: i am of irish descent. ben: you claim you are descended from every nationalit

he said don't be like that bill diblasio guy, maybe you should pick it up with your hands. juliet: someone with the last name -- his mother, stepfather, born on long island. dari: john kasich remedied the mistake, picked it up and doled out free slices to people who were waiting in line. juliet: it did not -- clearly our writer is a pizza handler with his hands. juliet: to the democrats who we hope eat pizza with their hands are doing the campaign in new york today. ben: will be at st. mary's park, and pushing for a debate with clinton in new york and the clinton campaign is reacting. >> of the democratic party wants a strong candidate that will defeat donald trump or another republican and beat them badly, i am the candidate. >> it matters where we stand in delegates, in popular vote. i'm gratified i have more votes than anybody in this election, 9 million, 1 million more than donald trump, and more than bernie sanders. juliet: new york is holding primaries, but the next battle is tuesday in wisconsin. 6:38, fox means business. ben: the first quarter of 2016. could that be

. >> mayor diblasio said the stabbings and flashing across this city is actually a result of good police week. some are questioning how he came to that conclusion. >> i'm not a criminologist, but i can safely say that guns are being taken off the street in an unprecedented way. >> mayor diblasio is looking to put a positive spin on the stabbings across the city. he credits the nypd for taking guns off the street. >> at one point the city was averaging more than ten stabbings a day leaving many new yorkers on edge. >> i feel like i want to be more alert. >> reporter: the seemingly random nature of the attacks led the officers in some departments to disagree. he has to justify the flashing so he is going to boast that it's the decrease in the guns and it may not have nothing to do with each other. >> you have to come back, it was a tool that was used tremendously when it was used properly. >> the mayor says catching people creating minor inflections, the broken window policy will solve the problem. >> when i get get the reports every day, someone is jumping a turnstile, someone had some ot

mayor diblasio talked about the face slashing that we have had lately and he says it's probably a result of nypd gun seizures. he turned into a positive somehow. >> i could just imagine. i am that diet that diner that are hundred and 20 stitches from the crazy who walked in and slashed him across the face. if the minis of dozens of others that were stabbed and slashed and now they say it's a good thing i wasn't shot! this guy is so hopefully disconnected. he must've been smoking one of those fatty . how ridiculous ? look at the put a spin on this. i was in the subway all night. they said they would flood did not see one cop down there. not even texting or busting doughnuts. >> this talk about the debate. candidates did everything except stopping short of putting it on the table. juliet: putting what on the table? juliet: that would have been entertaining. it's hardly presidential! mike: curtis: my hands-on indication as size, are they? rubio . shorty short. that was ted cruz and trump university. the donald does not handle it well. >> trump is a real problem for him. it was basically a b

mayor diblasio said it's a reminder that the city can't let its guard down. >> and having seen the pain that paris is going through and brussels has gone through, it's a remindder that we do need to learn from them and quickly made adjustments after the first attack and gave us the capacity that was turned on a dime within just an hour or two and that capacity was visibly in evidence in our subways. >> reporter: and now, the nypd is planning to send a team to brussels to see what they can now, you can expect to see the security perhaps for the time being. live in afternoon, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >> and thank you. >>> and stepped up security is in place at area airports. >> and let's check in with magdalena. >> reporter: that was, here at jfk it looks like a normal day and things are moving seamlessly, but security has been increased at our three local airports here at jfk, laguardia and at newark airport and patrolmen are making sure cars picking up passengers are not idling here and they want them to move out of the way so there is no one stopping for long periods of time outsid

mayor bill diblasio confirmed two of our own were killed in >> to such shots. >> a robot moved in to check a man for explosives. the later moved him away. this led to a terror group in france. >> reporter: john kerry offered sympathy and help to the people of belgium. they insisted the administration is taking the fight to isis. >> we put special forces on the ground in syria. we are more engaged with more people doing more things than we ever were before. >> reporter: and total, belgian nine people into custody in the last 36 hours. many of these of these raids where earlier this week an apartment linked the attackers turned up even more bomb isis flag. back to you. >> reporter: the prime suspect attack has stopped cooperating with police. being extradited back to france. >> the second-in-command was killed in an airstrike in syria. the commander who went by several aliases was killed during yesterday's raid. prior to his death the isis commander had a $7 million bounty on his head, making him the sixth most wanted terrorist >> there is no truth to the rumor that the federally funde

ben: after boycotting the event, bill diblasio attended the event. seton hall taking on -- ben: the 11th ranked. >> stony brook beat the seawolves, please correct me. a loss to iowa state 94-81. ben: henrik lundquist and the rangers. juliet: their third straight when, kinks win in overtime. ben: i would need approval from people to get juliet coffee. >> meteorologist: i would definitely mess that order up. hand it straight to him. out the door do you want ice coffee or real coffee? either one is good. ice coffee is fine on a day like today. this weekend, spring snow coming our way, it will become cloudy with light wet snow developing and sunday afternoon it will be breezy and cold with temperatures near freezing, snow sticking to grassy surfaces, wrote wet roadways, it will stick even more in the overnight here by monday morning. it is not a huge deal, 49 at central park, the cold front dropping into town will bring light rain at first, 59, 49 tomorrow, wet snow, 3 inches on average, it will go away quickly because temperatures are pretty warm. the c

mayor diblasio march in the event as a way for the irish community allowing them to take part . now, the parade will focus on diversity . >> we have a lot more coming up. that includes kennedy airport number one on another list. we will tell you what it it's international travel. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. come back today. you'll get 100 meg internet, tv, phone and more for $89.99 a month. and now, get a $300 reward card. call today. he's happy. your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. ahh! birds eye voila so veggie good the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3.500 hospitals. t fewer than 6% received 5 stars. r among them was canc

. >> mayor diblasio joined a crew in the east village. >> they celebrated the city's one millionth pothole being filled. it's essentially a symbolic gesture. it's past the pothole mark. misleading us. >> i guess they are. >> since 2014 he announced a initiative to resurface the city streets. over 1 million of the annoying craters have been filled . over 297,000 of them were in queens and 243,000 were in brooklyn. >> 78 million were on the fdr. >> it's an end of an era. peyton manning has retired. the denver quarterback says he would miss the game and with his voice cracking, the five-time mvp says this is the time to end his career. >> i will know without a doubt i did everything i had to help my team walk away with a win. >> there were other players who are more talented and there was no one who could out prepare me. [crying]. there were no regrets because of that. >> he became the first starting quarterback to lead to teams to a title and he did it in indianapolis. new chapter of his life. he will have all sorts of opportunities. >> i could see him being a play-by-play color analyst. per

mayor diblasio is cutting services. >> it's one of the biggest complaints from new yorkers. concerned for their communities and their personal safety . the independent budget office agrees. they are calling the homeless problem stubbornly high and increasing. despite the growing problem, new report says the preliminary budget slashes the budget for the shelters. the report claims the city budget is 325 million for homeless adults shelters next year.that's a $120 decrease from this year. for family shelters, it's allocating 450 million which is $72 million less than 2016. when asked for comment, the mayor's office disagreed saying that's not accurate. the deposit administration is immediately tackling the issue with the most comprehensive effort in the country. this prevents homelessness shelter and into permanent homes. the programs include rental subsidy and housing units. they recognize the efforts but they take years to have a substantial impact. >> the mayor's office says there will be a 90 day review of the problem and what they find at the end could impact future spending. that'

liberal democratic mayor bill diblasio when he got elected, one of the first things he did in a nod to political correctness is he did disband that unit. that doesn't make any sense. the threat comes from and the threat comes from radicalization. you know, you look at europe, much of the cause of these terror attacks is the failed immigration policies in europe over the decades where they allowed vast numbers of islamic terrorists to come into europe. they live in isolated locations where law enforcement often doesn't engage at all and they're hot beds for sorts after tacks. we can't become europe. we can't follow the same mistakes and we need our law enforcement to engage and to fight this enemy which is islamism. it's different from islam. islamism is a political and thee democratic policy that commands the adherence to engage in jihad, to murder or violently convert infidels which they mean anybody else, all of us, and to force us to live under shah reea law. every level. this administration is not doing. seeing the rise of radical islamic terrorism all over the globe. >> you know t

liberal democratic mayor bill diblasio when he got elected, one of the first things he did in a nod toorrectness is he did disband that unit. that doesn't make any sense. we need to be going after where the threat comes from and the threat comes from radicalization. you know, you look at europe, much of the cause of these terror attacks is the failed immigration policies in europe over the decades where they allowed vast numbers of islamic terrorists to come into europe. they live in isolated locations where law enforcement often doesn't engage at all and they're hot beds for radicalization leads to these sorts after tacks. we can't become europe. we can't follow the same mistakes and we need our law enforcement to engage and to fight this enemy which is islamism. it's different from islam. islamism is a political and thee democratic policy that commands the adherence to engage in jihad, to murder or violently convert infidels which they mean anybody else, all of us, and to force us to live under sharia law. and we got to fight islamism at every level. this administration is not doing

. >> bill diblasio, knife and fork and donald trump did it, i get it because when i eat pizza with bread i have to take a four hour nap. he wanted -- didn't want to eat the bread but just the cheese. sarah palin, by the way, five years later, endorsing him for president and that endorsement was considered a key one. rosanna: both democratic presidential candidate coming to a neighborhood near you. the big new york primary april 19th. hillary was in harlem yesterday but will be in westchester greg: carrie drew is in the bronx. >> reporter: both candidates will be in new york today, bernie sanders will hold a rally at 7:00. you can see preparations underway, all these cones lined up blocking out parking spots in the area, hillary clinton will hold a rally this afternoon, the new york primary a few weeks away but all lies are on the battle in wisconsin. >> it is a thrill to be live at the apollo with all of you. >> reporter: hillary clinton appeared in front of the apollo theater drumming up support for the april 19th new york primary despite the latest polls showing bernie sanders with a f

he is talking smart police work like the nypd had that were dismantled because bill diblasio and othersspine and ability to do what is good police work which is on the beat, getting to know your communities, embracing those communities, understanding not all muslims are islamists but all is lammas are muslims, muslims don't have the capacity to monitor radicalization. for secretary clinton to say it is racial profiling, islam is not a race, it is an ideology. look at the san bernardino shooters. those terrorists were schooled in the jihad ideology. are fbi should have been monitoring muslims that are looking at those ideas and if we can't monitor the ideas that precede them we are always going to end up doing postmortem instead of looking at the ideology and i think we ought to be monitoring, he is talking about monitoring those ideas and engaging our community in counter ideology and counterradicalization. stuart: the other day we had a lady from the muslim republican organization, forget the precise name of it but she said she wouldn't think of voting for donald trump. she doesn't lik

mayor bill diblasio telling reporters, quote, we are in a high state of vigilance and readiness.ustice department has postponed its court battle with apple regarding unlocking the phone used by one of the shooters in the san bernardino terror attack. they are investigating a method for getting into the phone without apple's help that might be seen as a win for apple but there could be a downside. apple says since 2014, it's phones were secure. if the government can get to the phone apple has to deal with the fact that it's phones are not secure. the government said it knows about a potential gap in the software but they are not saying what it is. that is the big question for a lot of people today with iphones. maria: you have to queson whether this case in brussels makes this case that much more important. >> common sense would dictate that it does. apple has taken the populist position. i think as more lives are lost, nobody wantss to deal with this, more lives are lost, there will be more natural organic pressure on the technology companies to give in, to do what law enforcemen

have to emphasize human intelligence, take what the nypd has done for the last 15 years until bill diblasio started to dismantle their systems and expand them on a federal scale. the nypd has done in terms of covert operatives penetrating the radical organizations and communities in their cities and states, that is how to win this war and make sure this doesn't happen on us soil. maria: wonderful insights. we appreciate your time. the new york police department has said they are increasing security around new york city. i want to thank you for your time, make sure to note you are the only leader in america who has come out this morning to speak about this and offer some insights. we have yet to hear from president obama, we have yet to hear from hillary clinton. thank you very much for your insight this morning. we appreciate it very much. if you are just joining us we have breaking news, brussels is under attack. two explosions at the brussels airport, reports of three additional explosions around the city including at a metro station. the train station a short walk from the headquarters o