. >> and i'm maurice dubois. it's the murder mystery that seems just never to end. but is the timing convenient? >> reporter: the discovery of a knife is intriguing. would be, in their words, bogus. the problem is it was discovered almost two decades ago but not turned over to police until just recently. >> we, the jury, in the above entitled action find the defendant not guilty -- >> reporter: it was the acquittal of the double murder of nicole simpson and ron goldman unsolved. >> the weapon was described as a knife. >> reporter: a knife has been handed over to them.

in my conclusion, i follow web dubois. dubois calls lincoln a great and good man. dubois writes i love him not because he was perfect, but because he was not in triumph. the world is full of folk whose taste was educated in the gutter. to them, i love to say see this man. he was one of you, yet he became abraham lincoln. i personally revere him the more because up out of his contradictions and inconsisten y inconsistencies he fought his way to the pinnacles of earth and the fight was within as well as without. the scars and foibles and contradictions of the great do not diminish, but enhance the meaning of their upward struggle. it was true history and antisee dents that proved lincoln a prince of men. thank you. [ applause ] >> i think we have time for questions, right? >> tom, you mentioned that lincoln never stated that white people were superior to blacks, that he was agnostic on that subject. >> i think that's the best interpretation. although we have the private statement by wells of a private meeting with him. >> but he does say explicitly that black people

i'm maurice dubois doo-wop. -- i'm maurice dubois. >> hillary clinton picks up wins in three states. it's closer in illinois and missouri. >>> donald trump wins florida, illinois and north carolina. john kasich picks up a big win in his home state and missouri is still too close to call. >> we are going to go all the way to cleveland and secure the republican nomination. [ cheering ] >> reporter: john kasich may have shaken up the field by winning in his home state of donald trump to secure the nomination before the convention. >> i will not take the low road to the highest office in the land. >> reporter: but tonight marks the end of the road for marco rubio, trump trounced the center in his home state of florida. >> while it is not god's plan that i be president in 2016 or maybe ever, and while today my campaign is suspended, [ booing ] the fact that i've even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> reporter: trump may be facing a convention fight but he remains the clear front runner. >> we're going to win, win, and we're not stopping. >> the only republican

good evening, i'm maurice dubois. >> welcome back. i'm mary calvi. two guns were confiscated this week in schools in queens. crisis. cbs 2's andrea grymes has new information about weapons in schools. more security friday outside york early college academy in jamaica one day after police say a 15-year-old student gun to school. parents and students like this ninth grader had mixed there could still be another person with a gun coming to school. >> i know the principal's first priority is safety and education so i feel safe. >> reporter: this school is not alone. on tuesday police say an 11- year-old at ps 40 also in jamaica brought a loaded gun to class. the group families for excellent schools says these are not isolated incidents. >> they are part of a shocking surge of violence that continues to threaten our children's safety. >> reporter: the group says nypd data shows a 25% spike last year in weapons police recovered at city public schools. >> in every, single category, weapons in our schools are rising. >> repor

dubois and paul robison.e they were actually her grandparents' friends, the relationships were more dutiful than political. hollywood communists had, indeed, wooed lena, but paul robison, in fact, warned her against them m. in reality, lena was one of the luckier blacklisted artists. although banned from network tv for ten years, her nightclub career and international touring career never suffered. in the days before tv kept people home at night, she remained one of the highest paid performers, nightclub performers in the world. by 1957 she was cleared by the blacklisters and starring in jamaica, a hit broadway musical. broadway, by the way, basically ignored the blacklist. lena wasn't the only black calhoun to be suspect. frank horne came under his own blacklisting cloud in washington where he was investigated by the civil service loyalty board as a founder of the national committee against discrimination in housing. supposedly ferreting out un-americanism, blacklisting was also an excuse for racism and anti

. >> i am maurice dubois. the teens were killed over the weekend and another was critically injured. the driver who lost control should never have been behind it wheel. cbs 2's tracy c is live -- tracy carrasco is live. >> reporter: a few hundred people here now friends and family coming to pay tribute to the two teens killed. we are learning the driver may >> reporter: 23-year-old eric patterson just arraigned on charges. police say on saturday night around 9:15 p.m. he was driving on kennedy boulevard when his car jammed into noel herrera, from cliffside park middle school and brian rodriguez from union city high school. both sighed at the scene. >> the dev station, the worse accident -- devastation, the worse accident i have seen. >> reporter: a third teenager was critically injured and now recovering. >> doctors have been treating him for multiple fractures of his legs and other injuries. he is recovering and his condition is now stable. >> reporter: while friends and classmates mourn. they were like broth

good evening, i'm maurice dubois. >> i'm kristine johnson. those stories in just a moment. >>> first we start with the weather. >> a storm rolling in tonight and the threat of snow over the weekend. lonnie quinn is keeping track in the weather office right now. lonnie. >> those are the two stories. the here and the now is what we have out there as of right now. you have showers. we'll show you what to expect for the rest of the night but the other story is going to be the snow that we are forecasting. it's still a possibility. this is not 100% guaranteed but things are coming more in line more of the big models are on board with the fact that we think you could be seeing a pretty heavy wet snow come sunday. so let me show you how the whole thing is working out. first and foremost with the here and the now. we have some wet weather out the only cell right now that's really packing a decent punch with moderate to heavy rain, laguardia airport area. if you are catching heavy rain around great neck, give it five minutes. it's a fast-moving cell.

was playing blanche dubois in that's okay. >> seth: yeah, exactly. >> like, that's not okay. like, you're way too young.was, i thought, you know, we're real actors, like, this is nyu, this is like, we are artists. >> seth: yeah. >> you guys, we are artists.o do a rehearsal says that they drank a shot, we did it. >> yeah. a lot of drinking in that, yeah. >> a lot of drinking in that, yes. and so, we only made it through ntil i passed out. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> but, that first half of the play, i was the best actress i've ever -- >> seth: oh. >> to me.o you didn't think, i'm too drunk to do this, you thought you were killing it? >> i thought i was incredible. >> seth: wow. >> i mean, i've never felt that good. i think everyone else thought i was terrible.my own head was meant for that role. >> seth: now, when you were at nyu, was there a lot of theater that required weirdness and nudity? >> seth: okay. >> i mean, yeah. >> seth: like, i'm always hearing about shows where everybody just at some point has like, nudity for no reason.dity for no -- no, no, no. it was

je dubois i this building and knocked firefighters to the ground.ine firefighters, as you to be treated for those minor injuries. we have not heard of any other reports of injuries which is incredible because of the size of this explosion. however, two blocks radius from this area we are seeing glass that was shattered from windows. and it's an incredible scene here as firefighters continue to put the hot spots out of this fire. this building collapsed. it was a restaurants or cafe and so they are still trying to figure out what caused this fire and this explosion. again, have not heard of any significant injuri t people, but there areecn i'm jeff dubois. >>> weather flash floods overnight in louisiana forced evacuations. several people had to be rescued from the rising water. the violent storms from the gulf coast are blamed for one death. david begnaud is in laughton, louisiana. where a neighborhood is under water. >> reporter: a wild night in northeast louisiana and the win continues to fall at a heavy rate almost ten hours now overnight. there w

maurice dubois. >> welcome back to the i'm kristine johnson. let's begin this half-hour with the latest that we know. cbs news has learn the attackers at the airport carried their bombs in their baggage two devices exploded, panicked. belgian leaders say that they are worried or they were worried that an attack was in the works but nothing of this magnitude. three suspects have been arrested in germany after arriving from brussels. >>> experts warn it's not a question of if but when a similar attack will happen here in new york. to learn more, we spoke with former fbi agent manny gomez and deconstructed this. >> reporter: we saw people clutching luggage and phones and continuing to carry a large bouquet of flowered through a darkened metro tunnel. >> in this chaotic situation, clearly these people had no clue. they had no leadership. >> reporter: former fbi agent manny gomez says first and foremost, in any emergency situation, locate an exit. >> these people should have been told leave your luggage, show us your hands, line up in going out this

good evening, i'm maurice dubois. >> welcome back to the broadcast. i'm kristine johnson. there is outrage tonight over organization to block a charity stair climb at one world trade center in honor of those who died on 9/11. cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer says governor cuomo is trying to mediate a solution. >> reporter: the one world trade center stair climb in honor of 9/11 responders and their families was a huge success last year some 1,000 people climbing 90 stories at the iconic building to raise money to build high-tech homes for soldiers injured in iraq and afghanistan. >> it's a celebration of everybody's life and we want this to be a celebration of the sacrifice that was made that day. >> reporter: frank siller the head of the tunnel to towers foundation which sponsors the stair climb furious it the durst organization one world trade center's landlord for putting the kabosh on this year's event. cbs 2 is the sponsor of thage tunnel to towers run. >> they slap the family members and the a lot of new >> reporter: he says he thinks the 9/11 connection to lea

good evening, i'm maurice dubois. >> i'm kristine johnson. dana tyler is off tonight. >>> that strike deadline is just 30 hours away. and this may be the final weekday riders will stream into penn station heading home to new jersey. 160,000 people ride nj transit every weekday. to new york city. the northeast corridor is the busiest route. cbs 2's lou young is live in newark where both sides are trying to hammer out an agreement. >> reporter: the clock ticks, the talks continue here and your monday morning commute hangs in the balance. take a look. >> no comment. >> reporter: union leaders have been tight-lipped today during what management says should be the final negotiation session to avoid a rail strike. 4,000 nj transit rail workers have authorized a strike beginning sunday morning if the two sides can't make a deal. at issue pay hike for workers who make 6-figure salaries with overtime and who right now don't have to contribute to health insurance premiums. they haven't had a contract since 2011. nj transit says the two sides are close

good evening, i'm kristine johnson. >> i'm maurice dubois. dana tyler is off tonight. >>> no remorse from the veteran cop who gunned down his ex-wife the mother of their nine children. in fact, even as phillip seidel pleaded guilty he seemed anxious to bad mouth the victim. tony aiello was in court with today's developments. >> if the prosecution has its way, seidle will die in prison or be about 80 before he walks free. the long-time neptune new jersey cop chased his ex- wife's car into asbury park last june with his 7-year-old daughter riding in his suv. tamara seidle crashed.

good evening, i'm kristine johnson. >> i'm maurice dubois. dana tyler is off again tonight. >>> we begin with the weather powerful line of thunderstorms moving through part of the area right now. >> lonnie quinn is in the weather center with the very lonnie. is all about. the same seven-day time period thunderstorms. you get some snow as well a few days later and we are going to be talking about that the story. lightning bolts out there. we have some storms. for you so you know when this will be moving into your area. we heard about staten island. you have a thunderstorm right now. 6:08 it's into wayne. 6:33 into new york city. manhattan. 6:36 yonkers. 6:39 into hempstead. i'd like to track the back edge. when is it over? it's over in new york city at 6:57. there could be trailing activity behind it overnight. it's over. we have lots more to talk about including a chance for snow. can you believe that? back to you >> thank you. >>> a long island teenager offered a second chance may have blown it. 19-year-old cory gloe was behind the wheel in

good evening, i'm kristine johnson i'm maurice dubois. dana tyler is off tonight. >>> we begin with that frightening ordeal for a westchester county family. they were watching television when a bullet flew through their window. cbs 2's lou young has the story new at 6:00. >> you know nothing happens here. >> reporter: until it does. >> until it does! right. >> reporter: and it has. in lovely low key larchmont, a shooting overnight. this purple lexus drilled from behind as it sat parked in a condo complex just blocks from the village center and a stray bullet veering off into a cluster of expensive homes and through one of them. >> the bullet came with enough power to make damage. >> reporter: the family was liquor cabinet seemed to explode. >> i was watching the tv and just the first i heard was the impact and i heard the -- the -- the glass broken. >> reporter: then they saw the hole in the front of the house and heard additional shots. residents at the carleton house condo complex where the lexus was parked began calling 911. suspects w

the plane departed from dubois and crashed while trying land in russia. authorities believe bad weather isiso blame. >>>developing now. two people seriously hurt after a motorcycle crash in southwest miami-dade miami-dade. no firefighter weres hurt. two people were taken to the hospital in critical condition. >>>the man who caught fire during a high school pep rally perfornce is out of the hospital. ricky charles suffered cond-degree burns and spoke only to local 10 news as he have being released. through his mind at the teem. >> i'm going to die in front of a live audience. it's like i'm burned alive in front of a live audience. i'm almost crying again. it's terrifying. i'm like somebodyave me. this guy saved me. >> charles was performing in front of students at atlantic community high school inh delray beach when a fire breathing stunt went wrong. he says he used camper oil instead of lighter fluid without doing a practice run first. he also says he won't be doing that trick with fire anymore. >>>officials says a suspect in the november paris attacks is

i'm kristine johnson. >> i'm maurice dubois. the mayor and commissioner say they are doing something about the slashings. today they unveiled a new plan to try to stop the attacks on the subway. >> but with slashings up over 22% this year, 657 attacks in just the first two months of 2016, are new subway patrols enough? cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer is "demanding answers" from the mayor and is here now with what he had to say. >> reporter: kristine and maurice, there's no question that slashings are a problem in new york city. just this morning a dunkin' donuts worker required 7 inflicted by a homeless person on her. that was above ground. last week there were 15 subway slashingings out of 650. i have asked the mayor about it repeatedly and today i asked again. what are you going to do for the slashings that occur above ground? that's really a concern. what will you tell new yorkers about the next -- maybe the next step, which is to increase police presence in areas where you think these slashings are -- >> that's exactl

i'm maurice dubois. >> welcome back to the broadcast implement i'm kristine johnson. traffic around new york city is almost always a challenge. >> hundreds of thousands of drivers are getting caught every single day in the long delay construction, on the van wyck. cbs 2, in mobile 2 with brian trying to figure out what is taking so long. >> reporter: bumper to bumper traffic in the middle of a but the weather is not -- monday afternoon. but the weather is not the problem. the ongoing construction on the van wyck and kew gardens queens. after 5 1/2 years, drivers have had enough. >> terrible. horrible. it is a big problem. >> van wyck, forget about it. >> sharon says the traffic shifts and narrow lanes and confusing signs are dangerous and does all she can to avoid the area. >> hurry up and fix it. it is taking too long. >> reporter: the state department of transportation is spending $300 million to fix six decaying overpasses and widening the van wyck to improve traffic flow and one of the projects since 2010 is now 21 months behind schedule and more than $9 million o

i'm maurice dubois. the women are still on the run tonight after police say they simply took off after enjoying a sushi buffet on easter sunday. >> cbs 2's meg baker shows us the whole thing was caught on camera. >> reporter: all activities monitored by video camera. there are 8 cameras inside and outside of this business on teaneck road. >> times are tough. however, it's tough all over. and it's insulting when somebody comes in and they think they can do that to us. >> reporter: he calls this personal. police say these three women dined and dashed on easter sunday. the three women were seated at this booth one with the all you can eat buffet and the other ones saying to look at the menu. >> the first one got enough for an army. she said the price is per person, the server said. she said, okay. we'll pay for three. >> reporter: then it seems plan b kicked in. surveillance video shows one of the ladies get up and leave. >> as we come to find out, looking at the video, she went and got the getaway car read

good evening, i'm kristine johnson. >> i'm maurice dubois. dana tyler is off tonight. >>> staffers scrambled for shelter. visitors feared for their lives. chaotic scene on capitol hill today. >> one bystander and the suspect were hurt. we are learning some new information right now, cbs 2's jessica schneider is live in the newsroom with more on the suspect. jessica? >> reporter: christine and maurice, cbs news learning the suspect is 66-year-old larry caused problems at the capitol before. this time, capitol police say he was going through security at the visitor's center when he flashed a weapon and police fired. the 6-year-old even has -- 66- year-old even has a case currently pending in court for disrupting a session of congress in 2015. >> the chair notes a disturbance. >> this is c-span video reportedly documenting 66-year- old larry dawson's disturbances inside the capitol before. monday afternoon, he set off another panic, when he allegedly flashed his gun at capitol police. armored trucks and police raced to capitol hill. when officer

good evening, i'm kristine johnson. >> i'm maurice dubois. dana tyler is off tonight. >> a disaster, that's how commuters describe the mess inside a brand new hudson yard subway stop on the west side. take a look at the pictures, water on the floor. equipment malfunctioning. bath rooms out of order. the station cost billions of dollars to build, and open two years behind schedule. >> cbs 2ilana gold saw the problem firsthand and is >> when you head into the brand new hudson yard subway stop on 34th street, between 10th and 11th avenues, you can't ignore the fan with flood water in the hallway. we saw train commuters walking through it. >> terrible. everything i get off the station, something is closed or something is leaking. >> that leaking, impossible to miss above the escalators in the six-month-old station. water is dripping from the ceiling and puddling by the handrails. >> constantly wet. you slip on the escalator or slip off. >> reporter: that's why the mta shut down two of the escalators in both directions leading to serious congestio

i'm maurice dubois, those stories aed head in just -- ahead in just a moment, but first the approaching snowstorm on the first day of spring. lonnie quinn is looking at the projected totals. >> right now all the models are pushing it a little to the east than we saw yesterday. the further east it goes the smaller the snow totals, what we're not entirely in agreement about is how far east, so i put something together i hope will show you exactly what you can expect, and again, there are four different models to go through, and they all have a little different scenario, but there's a trend. here's the two systems merging, and then hug to coast, if so this is the path yesterday giving us some pretty big snow fall foals. -- totals. now they're pushing further to the east. now if you push it well out there's nothing, sol models -- some models giving us a goose egg, others giving us snow. so this is the most famous model that nailed the blizzard earlier this year, and it's almost a complete miss, putting it offshore, so a lot of zeros on the board, but there's a 1.6- inch for montauk, and the

. >> i'm maurice dubois. >> and i'm kristine johnson. the deal is averted for now. and lou is live in newark with what both sides are saying. lou? >> reporter: and a relief here at the nj transit. the deal has to be approved by but the good news, for now, a strike is averted; we have reached a tentative agreement. we're going home to our families. [applause] >> thank you. >> reporter: little on the way of information. 11 unions working without a contract for five years now have a possible deal that will carry them through the rest of the decade, averting the new jersey trances sit strike that will be authorized for this coming sunday. but at what cost? chris christie wouldn't talk about it. >> reporter: the price tag on this. it was estimated at one at one point the union proposal would cost $830 million. do you know what will could cost? >> i do and i'm not telling you. >> why not? >> because the unions and i have made an agreement that the financial specifics of this deal will not be put out by the government until they've had an opportunity to present it to their

i'm maurice dubois. residents in that neighborhood believe the animals were poisoned. >> and tonight, one man says that he thinks he caught the person responsible in the act. cbs 2 elise finch has the story from bay ridge, new at 5:30. >> reporter: last summer, brian noticed the bird feeders in front of his apartment kept getting damage and taken down and the food scattered below with ground glass or gasoline. the neighbors say they noticed cans of cat food topped with white powder and odd substances strategically placed around the block and they noticed animals started dieing. >> groups of birds dead on the ground. no reason whatsoever. in various locations. and then cats, just dead on the ground. or any bruises, blood, nothing. just dead. >> with his neighbor's help, brian installed a motion activated camera aimed at the tree where the bird feeders hang, and it took months but finally saw what he was looking for, a plan with a long pole taking down the bird feeders and had a liquid under the tree. and

i'm maurice dubois. for the first time in decades, new york's presidential primaries are set to have a major impact on the races in both parties. >> it could seal the deal for the front-runners, or trip them up. cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer joins us now with more details on this. marcia? >> reporter: christine and maurice, three weeks from today, new york voters will have the opportunity to leave their imprint on campaign 2016. in a very big way. teaching all of them the meaning of some typically new york expressions, huge, if they win, forget about it, if they don't. i can tell you one thing, voters here are excited. >> are you going to vote? >> absolutely. >> are you going to vote? >> yes. >> the new york primary is in three weeks. are you going to vote? >> absolutely. excited that for the first time since 1988, none of the presidential candidates, democrat or republican have the nomination sewn up. and their votes matter. >> what do you think about having your vote matter? in is the new hamp

i'm maurice dubois. >> i'm kristine johnson. the latest on the breaking news, police responded to a car explosion at roberts avenue in the pelham bay section. they say to devices, one with a detonator, were found under the wheel well of a car. one of those devices went off deploying the car's airbag and then blowing out the back tires. the time but no one was hurt. >>> cbs2 exclusive investigation, a dangerous free- for-all in the middle of the city streets. >> pedestrians risking their lives in a mad dash to make it home. now we are demanding answers from the city on this expanding problem. dave carlin live along seventh avenue where this has turned into a daily occurrence. >> reporter: what a scene. seventh avenue mobbed with people right out on the streets. we are demanding answers on what's causing this and why it's happening. what's going on here? king kong chasing these people? overdressed marathon? no. just a weekday evening on seventh avenue. >> you can't walk. it's crazy. >> nothing normal. >> reporter: people walking a

i'm maurice dubois. >> and i'm kristine johnson. live pictures show gusts so camera around. they are not expected to die down anytime soon. on manhattan's west side, lonnie quinn is monitoring high winds with the mobile weather lab live for us. lonnie? >> reporter: yeah. the winds are whipping at a pretty good clip as of right now, you can't tell by the picture of me and my crummy hairdo. take a look at the american flag on the corner of 57th and 11th, on the west side of manhattan. what i want to do is bring this picture backed up here, let's go to the mobile weather lab on the corner, the saving grace is it is not biting cold, 51.4 degrees, so the wind is heavy but it doesn't feel all that cold. it will in the morning. take a look at this, wind gusts as of late on the corner, around 31 miles per hour. so we've got a wind advisory in effect for every single county in our area until 6:00 p.m. now you tack on the temperatures dropping, look at this, by 6:00 in the morning, temperatures in the 30s and 40s, 40 for new york city, winds also blowing in the 30s and 40s with potent

these aides, including josiah dubois wrote a long report to him after studying the subject. he titled it on the acquiesce sense of this government on the murder of the jews. very explicit statement of what was happening. morganthal condensed this report, presented it to roosevelt and several days later, the war refugee board was instituted to try to help get people out of europe and give them refuge in america. despite that, very few people were able to come here. more went to england or other places. but one of the phenomena that we saw was that a lot of americas s jewish and nonjewish started organizing and trying to figure out ways, grassroots ways to get threatened people out of hostile territory to america. one of those stories was that of helga weiss and 49 other children who were saved by a couple and the jewish fraternal organization. this couple gilbert and eleanor krause were able to obtain 50 visas to help bring unaccompanied children from europe to america. they traveled to europe to interview the families of people who applied for these visas. and one of them wa

i'm maurice dubois. >> i'm kristine johnson. valerie castro is life from the scene in west new york. valerie? >> reporter: less than 24 hours after this crime, police had two suspects in custody. that comes as a relief to the community but brings little solace to the girl's family. there daughter's death has brought a lot of people to the street corner to pay their respects. a mother still in shock from daughter sheila, killed when the two were hit by an suv as they walked to school. in obvious pain as she left the hospital tuesday night after being admitted a second time for injuries caused by the collision. the accident happened monday morning. the surveillance video caught the driver getting out of the car after the impact looking at what he did and then leaving the scene. police announced the arrest of fabian rodriguez calles and his girlfriend joanna rosas- alvarez earlier today. >> we were able to impound the car. we had enough evidence to place them under arrest. >> reporter: not long after, alvarez reported her car stole

. >> i maurice dubois. cbs2 news valerie castro following this and has the very latest. valerie? >> reporter: tonight that officer is at the hospital recovering and is expected to be okay. right now police believe he was another officer's gun during a heroin bust. nypd officers flooded the streets of bushwick on a manhunt after an officer was shot during a narcotics osberg -- operation near troutman street. >> i hear gunshots. i'm like, what is that? >> reporter: this picture shows the officer on the ground, exclusive cell phone video captures the arrest of one of three suspects. a second suspect was shot multiple times. a third ran from the scene and a full-scale search was underway. >> we have an outstanding purpose this time. -- perpetrator at this time. >> reporter: teams of officers marched down the street and checked the nearby subway station. chopper 2 was overhead as officers searched surrounding buildings. the officer was in plainclothes as the upper -- undercover drug buy went down. and tried to drive away when the officers identified themselves. that's when the shootin

. >> i'm maurice dubois. dana tyler is off tonight. >>> no remorse from the veteran cop who gunned down his ex-wife the mother of their nine children. in fact, even as phillip seidel pleaded guilty he seemed anxious to bad mouth the victim. tony aiello was in court with today's developments. >> if the prosecution has its way, seidle will die in prison or be about 80 before he walks free. the long-time neptune new jersey cop chased his ex- wife's car into asbury park last june with his 7-year-old daughter riding in his suv. tamara seidle crashed. times killing the mother of their nine children. thursday the prosecutor agreed to a lesser charge of aggravated manslaughter in order to spare the children from testifying. a move supported by the oldest seidle child. >> to avoid further tram ma to our family we have thoughtfully accepted this guilty plea. my family and i will not be answering any questions. >> reporter: in court, her father had a lot to say hinting he was driven to act because he was outraged his wi

. >> on maurice dubois. that emotional confrontation between a mother and police officers in broken. >> the man accused is under arrest but the woman says she answers. cbs2's brian conybeare live at for us. >> reporter: that woman's son boulevard. a hasidic man walking home minding his own business is suddenly attacked, stabbed in now police say the same suspect slashed two joggers in prospect park last night. >> it was a hate crime. he is a [null]. that's why -- >> reporter: the only reason her son yehuda brickman was stabbed in the back last month was his religion. she also had tough questions for police during a packed community meeting at the jewish children's museum on eastern parkway in crown heights brooklyn. >> how am i going to be sure that it's an? i need a follow-up. >> reporter: the meeting came hours after the arrest of 26- year-old kenny rosalynn, the suspect who lives in a homeless shelter is charged with assault and robbery. prospect park at 11:30 wednesday night, one victim stabbed in the st

. >> i'm maurice dubois. valerie castro following this right now. valerie? >> reporter: maurice, we learned within the last few minutes that the victim of that stabbing is now dead, he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police are still trying to sort out exactly what happened. we know the victim was stabbed somewhere else, got on the number 2 train and rode it one- and station at 110th street. paramedics brought up the victim on a stretcher out of the subway and into a waiting ambulance. there they performed cpr on the man before rushing to mount sinai st. luke's hospital in serious condition. >> he was shaking. >> reporter: rebecca could see the emergency from her apartment. >> they were carrying him. i was at the window. they were just carrying him on the stretcher. >> reporter: police shut down the central park north street -- train station while they began their investigation into what happened. police say around 9:00 they received a report of a person collapsed on the number 2 train. the victim they say was stabbed on the street at 116th. then went d

i maurice dubois. >> i'm kristine johnson. five states go to the polls tomorrow. the results could make or break several campaigns. cbs2 political reporter marcia kramer is in the battleground state of florida. >> reporter: marco rubio is here making his final argument to florida voters but the real question is whether there's a final argument of his entire campaign. make sure no one stays home. we don't know how close this is going to be. >> reporter: marco rubio giving it his all hoping he can somehow win his home state of florida, quite simply if rubio can't win tomorrow, there will be intense pressure on him to drop out. doesn't look good for the florida senator in the state where the winner takes all. a new cbs battleground tracker poll has trump at 44, ted cruz 24, rubio 21, kasich 9. for the republicans, ohio is another big contest. governor john kasich hoping to win his home state as part of an effort to stop donald trump from winning enough delegates to avoid a convention floor fight. cbs battleground tracker has kasich and company dead heat. every little

. >> i'm maurice dubois. the parent says he was roughed up and they were never notified. cbs2's jessica schneider is in our newsroom with the alleged classroom cover up and how the >> reporter: i talked to that mother tonight. she is now homeschooling her five-year-old son. she also plans to file a lawsuit, she says it's bad enough her son was allegedly pushed to the ground by a pair of -- by a paraprofessional but now she feels shameful about how she actually found out about it. teresa brown is keeping a close eye on her five-year-old son brendan these days. extra protective of the autistic boy after yanking him out of ps3 73 r on staten island. brendan has limited verbal skills and could never tell his mother what was allegedly happening at school. >> it's not easy having children with special needs or diagnosis. >> reporter: the more than 300 page file on the five-year-old details it all. on march 26 of last year, witnesses in the classroom told administrators that paraprofessional robin began yelling at him and roughly moving his fingers away from his mouth. he became

i'm maurice dubois. >> i'm kristine johnson. here is the very latest out of brussels. 34 are dead, at least 214 are hurt. tonight dozens remain missing including a brother and sister from our area. >> we have team coverage on the with cbs2's tony aiello with new information about the victims and the very latest on the investigation. >> reporter: a manhunt tonight in the capital of belgium, police tracking a terrorist who apparently survived the attack at the airport. tonight the radical jihadist group isis is claiming credit for sending belgian into morning. tuesday night in belgium candles cast a glow on faces struggling with sadness and fear in a nation that's been on the edge for months. >> not a big surprise. it was expected. but it's terrible. [ sirens ] >> several exits closed off. all the luggage stays here. >> reporter: at least four terrorists hit two targets. first the main departure whole where two explosions killed at least 20. dozens more suffered gruesome injuries. panicked passengers ran for their lives. >> i was

i'm maurice dubois. >> and i'm kristine johnson. cbs2's tony aiello is in the newsroom with the latest from the campaign trail. tony? >> croak trump quickly corrected himself and supporters say he simply misspoke but even pro-life leaders are calling him out for saying if abortion were banned, women seeking them should be punished. critics say this is more proof trump fails to think deeply about important issues. >> people misspeak all the time. but with him, everybody wants to make a big deal over it. i get it. >> reporter: chris christie came to defense after a contentious exchange on msnbc. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion? >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> reporter:-news.com called trump's comment inept. and march for life said in a statement, mr. trump's comment is completely out of touch with the pro-life movement. punish a woman who has chosen abortion. the trump campaign later said in a statement that if abortion were outlawed, the doctor or any other person perfo

. >>> good evening, i'm maurice dubois. >> i'm kristine johnson. lonnie quinn is live with the mobile weather lab. lonnie? >> we're out here with the mobile weather lab, keeping our eye on the storm. storm, just the fact it could have slick spots in the morning. all of my equipment on the top of mobile weather lab, not being put to the test with the exception of the thermometer up there. we're bringing in a temperature reading of 36.3. that's right here on 57th. the park is at 34, 33. what's happening? right to the winter weather advisory that have been issued by the national weather service. only for ocean county, that started at 10:00 p.m. tonight. we'll go into 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. the radar picture shows you snow falling. areas like wayne over into portions of bergen county, then from toms river, over to trenton, a little slice of snow shower activity coming through. not talking big totals. we're looking at a trace to two inches or so, most likely to find that 2 range. tomorrow afternoon, this is long gone but still cold tomorrow. we are live wi

. >> and i'm maurice dubois. it's the murder mystery that seems just never to end. but is the timing convenient? >> reporter: the discovery of a knife is intriguing. would be, in their words, bogus. the problem is it was discovered almost two decades ago but not turned over to police until just recently. >> we, the jury, in the above entitled action find the defendant not guilty -- >> reporter: it was the acquittal of the double murder of nicole simpson and ron goldman unsolved. >> the weapon was described as a knife. >> reporter: a knife has been handed over to them. it was allegedly found during the demolition of o.j. simpson's estate in 1998. they say a construction worker found the knife and gave it to a policeman nearby. >> the knife we received it from was a retired lapd officer that retired back in the late '90s. >> reporter: the retired cop reportedly kept the knife and didn't tell authorities until a month ago. that lengthy time lapse is whether the finding is legit and it has anything to do with o.j. simpson. >> it may be a hoax. it may be somebody who pla

. >> and i'm maurice dubois. we'll have more in mode first tonight breaking news as we speak, fire terry through several apartment buildings on dekalb avenue in bushwick, brooklyn. right now flames leaping from rooftops, smoke spilling into the night sky, fire began about an hour ago in a three-story apartment building that spread to at least four other structures. more firefighters are now racing to the scene as the fire grows, so far no reports of injuries, no word yet on how the fire started. >>> now to campaign 2016, a very important week in wisconsin. >> cbs2's jessica schneider is here now with the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: 42 delegates up for grabs in wisconsin's primary next tuesday. it is not a winner take all contest so delegates will likely once again be divided. wisconsin's governor scott walker has endorsed ted cruz but tonight it was another war of words. first, vowing to fight to the finish to keep donald trump from being the republican nominee. >> donald is not going to be the n

i'm maurice dubois. >> i'm kristine johnson. tonight, police are searching for that driver. cbs2 news valerie castro was following this developing story come alive in west new york at the scene of that accident. >> reporter: police are as to where that driver could be but the family of that little girl killed, they are making funeral arrangements. behind me you can see the memorial that has been created by friends and family members. even the classmates have come by to pay their respects. heartbroken friends gather on the street corner in west new york where monday morning seven- year-old shayla pichardo was killed as she walked to school with her mother jamie. the scene still clear in the minds of those who witnessed it. >> her book bag and sweater and all the blood. >> reporter: this is surveillance video of the suv turning left into the path of the mother and daughter. we are pausing the video just before impact. jamie is tossed on the ground several yards away. her daughter caught under the wheels. the video picks back up as you see the mother holding her child . the dri