lower east side and chinatown. >>> let's get over to john elliot. >>> the lower east side, little italy and the west side, and the east side and the park too just bathed in sun clear and 51. cooler readings slightly cooler, 45 at monroe, toms river as well. turn that around, 54 in great

east side. >> reporter: yes. this victim suffered multiple stab wounds during this road rage attack. he was able to drive over 20 blocks and get to this location before he crashed into multiple parked cars and was taken to the hospital. >> police are not sure where this road rage incident started or why the two drivers involved clashed. but they do know where it ended. the scene is sprawled out on east 76th and madison avenue. it is where the 45-year-old driver of the toyota crashed into a parked car. investigators say the driver was trying to get himself to the hospital after being stabbed six or seven times in a driving dispute. according to the nypd, just after 11:00 p.m., a man driving a blue ford with rhode island license plates that into a fight with the driver of the toyota on east 61 new york avenue. the argument led to the victim being stabbed. the suspect driving off. ultimately, the crash on 706th street. this case was in grave danger when he was taken to cornell medical center. they do say his conditi

back to you. east side. thank you, kat. >>> the homeless man accused of slashing a tour at the subway station is expected to be arraigned. they say he tried to rob the tourist by coming open his pockets. when that tourist woke up, he was slashed in the hand and face. 4 investigates has learned that ylor was arrested 17 times recently. >>> a long island dance instructor accused of having a sexual relationship with a 14-year-oldtstudent is expected tori be arraigned today. the 27-year-old brian galis i an instructor in bay shore. prosecutors say he began the relationship in october 2015. she eventually towd a family amember and galvis was arrested in january. he has been free on a bond. adopted a restroom pwlicy or transgender students but it dn't happen until after a heated debate. emotions ran high as a crowd of nearly 100 people filled pascack high school audevenium last night. it allows transgender students to use the restrooms and locker rooms based on their identity. school officials say the policy prote

the suspect is still on the huntoon after the violent confrontation on the upper east side. valerie castro spoke with a woman who saw the whole thing. >> reporter: dick, the witness says she was screaming and terrified. she watched this all play out from the back of a taxi cab, right here on the upper east side. >> he was in front of the hood of the car, bleeding out. >> reporter: this witness to a bloody fit of road rage says she can't believe the violence she saw on 61st on the upper east side saturday night. >> it was something from a horror story. >> reporter: the woman says her cab pulled up behind a gray middle of the street around 11:00. she and the cab driver watched. she says the driver of a blue ford got out and started stabbing the other man. >> the guy that opened his door got out and was stabbing him right in the middle of his chest, so then he came back over to us and he took his shirt off. he was in complete shock. >> reporter: the victim walked over and stood in front of the hood of the car. the woman says she didn't see any injuries until he pulled off the w

. >>> breaking at 4:30 a deadly stabbing on the upper east side, we have new video now hunt down the killer. >>> questions this morning about a brazen bank heist if brooklyn, no pictures no alarms sounded but plenty of cash is gone. details how they pulled it off. >>> the gloves are off! and the race for the white house after a billion dollar settlement. >>> good morning i'm lori stokes. >>> i'm ken rosato, it is tuesday, april 12th you are never more than seven minutes away from traffic. >>> grab the umbrella, you are going need that we'll have showers rain showers good 'ol springtime rain, the rain will continue through the morning commute. 54 degrees, quite mild for the over night hours 54, and and look at those numbers. 56. north and west, sussex and gone around 11:00, the sun will break out this afternoon temperatures near 60 degrees, we'll talk about temperatures near the 70s. john is in for debby who is in for heather, nice to have you out there johnny d. >> we have a team effort, bill. good morning i'm a little out of my element here, we'll get ourselves here this morning let

. >>> breaking news a man stabbed in the chest over night police on the upper east side now investigating a murder. >> a jailhouse photo released showing the surviving terror suspect from the paris attacks. >>> it is a mild start to the day, but we'll have to get throat round of spring showers. good morning. thank you for joining us, today is tuesday april 12th you are never more than 7 minutes away. >>> we have rain and 6 a.m. temperatures going to be 57 degrees it is really warm that's 12 degrees warmer than year, 54, 52, to bridge port, rain a batch of it through west chester, another batch to our west, some of that is moderate to heavy downpour, this will be rain from now, through 7:00 and rain winds down and ends around noontime an hour longer coastal connecticuit, 60 for the afternoon, then we'll talk about gorgeous 70 degree weather. johnny d is in for heather with the traffic center. and subway problem all morning long in manhattan, 4 and 6 trains up through 125th street that's ongoing activity, we'll keep an eye on that the rest of to schedule, lirr and metro north, hudson river

and police are trying to get some kind of description of him as well. on the upper east side, a man is dead after being struck by a subway train. northbound 6 train east 77th street and lexington avenue. police tell us the victim may have been walking along the tracks. >> happening today -- the homeless man accused of slashing an israeli tourist at the subway station is expected to be arraigned. this say 24-year-old marvin taylor is the man in this surveillance video. police say he tried to rob a man by cutting open his pockets at the bleaker street station. when that tourist woke up, he was slashed in the hands and face. >>> a dance instructor accused of having a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old student is expected to be arraigned today on long island. 27 years brian galvis is an instructor at the dance company in bay shore. prosecutors say he began the relationship with a teenage girl last october. she later told her family member galvis has been free on bond since his arrest in january. >>> a new jersey high school has adopted a new policy for transgender students but a heated

the lower east side that jack kirby grew up, which is like the 1920s and '30s, is not the lower east side of today. the lower east side of today is very much puerto rican, dominican, cuban, african-american, so to kind of, like, really reflect that kind of real culture, real-time culture, i had to show the diversity that exists there. so, there's a lot of great institutions, like loisaida, inc., that's actually been there, celebrating the loisaida festival every year in the lower east side. you have even restaurants like casa adela, and still mixes in sofrito in everything they cook. poetry on the stages of nuyorican poets cafe. so, you need to have that kind of, like, real relevance in these stories that they're going to actually appeal to a broader audience. >> abuela estela -- tell me about her. >> abuela estela was a composite character that i created. she was inspired by dr. marta moreno vega, who's actually founder of the el museo del barrio and also founder of the caribbean cultural center. it was actually marta moreno vega who actually its mysticism. it kind of opened up a doo

valerie castro is live on the upper east side where she spoke to a woman who watched it all happen. valerie? >> reporter: the woman says she was so terrified that all she could do was scream as she watched the man being stabbed over and over again here on 61st street. tonight, the man is still fighting for his life at a nearby hospital. >> i was screaming. i was scared. there was just blood pouring out everywhere. >> reporter: this woman says she witnessed a case of road rage turn into a violent assault on the upper east side saturday night, all from the back of a taxi cab. >> reporter: it all went down on 61st street. the woman says the car in front of her cab suddenly stopped and the driver got out. he walked over to a blue ford parked on the side of the road. she said the driver of the ford got out and started stabbing the other man in the chest repeatedly. >> the guy who got stabbed came over to us right in front of the hood of the car and took his shirt off. he had a white shirt on. didn't even see blood yet. when he took his shirt off, the blood was coming out of his chest. >>

live on the upper east side, cbs 2 news. new this morning police are looking for this woman caught on camera this past friday as she takes two containers of body wash off the shelf of a convenience store on 174th street in the bronx, puts them in her bag. police say when a clerk tried to retrieve the soap the woman punched and scratched the worker and then took off. >>> happening today the trial of 18-year-old marcel dockery continues in brooklyn accused of setting a mattress on the hallway of his building in coney island in 2014. responding police officer was killed and his partner officer was seriously injured and she is due to testify today. >>> no word yet on the cause of a brush fire along the water front in bayonne new jersey that broke out yesterday afternoon on east fifth street. a large plume of black smoke could be seen for miles. the fire was near a parking lot fill with the bayonne board of ed school buses but they were not damaged. the fdny sent a fire boat across the river to get the flames under control. it th

the rivington house here on the lower east side . we are talking about this cause this building has operated as a healthcare non-for profit and that's because there are restrictions associated with the deed . according to the new report they were lifted after $16 million paid to the city agency calling them the administrative services. all of a sudden they were sold and it's a massive profit made. we come to find out that some of the people associated with the buyer are top to baggio fundraisers. it's raising eyebrows. there is a contest on agenda with the universal pre-k. that the mayor's office has a fund for the city of new york to give was referred to as bridge loans to the preschools. they are too troubled to discover the contracts. they ensure the schools were eligible without meeting the requirements. the mayor would be using the city's fund as a personal slush fund. the department of education has dropped the providers and they report it plans to ask the city to repay the fund. >> i've said it before and i will say it again.

you. >> thank you. >>> happening now, police are looking into a stabbing and a crash on the upper east side. >> "today in new york's" lori bordonaro joins us with the latest what are you hearing? >> reporter: that injured driver was trying to make it to the hospital but he crashed right here on east 76th street hitting several cars including this white mercedes here. the confrontation happened over on 420 east 61st street at about 11:00 last night. the two drivers got into an argument. both may have gotten out of their cars. that's when one driver stabbeded the other several times in the chest and then took off. the victim, a 45-year-old man, attempted to drive himself to the hospital but he crashed here he is now in stable condition at the hospital. police are searching for that driver who stabbed him. they say he has dreadlocks and was driving a blue ford with rhode island plates. they're asking for anyone who has information to give them a call. that's the latest from here, back to you. >>> police are also looking for a hit-and-run driver who struck a church van in queens. that van lande

on the upper east side, alanna gold, cbs 2 news. >> police are trying to figure out where the problems between those two drivers initially started. >> the hunt continues for a man who raped a woman on the lower east side. the 24-year-old woman told police she followed her into stanton and pit street saturday afternoon. globed her but ran off when a man in the apartment came out. >> reporter: the trial of marcel dockery continues in brooklyn today. he is accused of setting a mattress on fire in the hallway of his building in coney island in 2014. responding police officer dennis cuera was killed. >>> now to campaign 2016 and the race for the white house in what could be an unprecedented step. ted cruz and john kasich's campaigns announce they are going to work together. >> -- to try to stop john trump -- donald trump. >> they are teaming top stop donald trump from becoming the presidential nominee and going up against hillary clinton in the fall. >> we are at a fundamental. >> the pact between cruz and kasich means they will get out of each other's way in upcoming they said we will shif

we are excited about that. >>> we want to turn to a developing story on the upper east side. police on the hunt for a driver who they say stabbed a man several times in a set of road rage. >> magdalena doors has more. >> reporter: two damaged cards here on 76th street have been removed. the driver one of those cars was stabbed six or seven times during a road rage altercation. be up -- he ultimately made it here where he crashed and was taken to the hospital. >> police are not sure where this road rage incident started or where the two drivers clash. but they do know where it ended. this is on east 706th and madison 76 and madison avenue. it is where the 45-year-old driver of a toyota crashed into a parked car. investigators say the driver was trying to get himself to the hospital after being stabbed six or seven times in a driving dispute. according to the nypd, just license plate that into the fight with the driver of the toyota on east 61st near york avenue. that argument led to the victim being stabbed. the victim -- the suspect driving off. and ultimately the crash on 76

. >> the lower east side of manhattan today. >> outside the speaker's home here on the lower east side no. comment tonight from the the speaker himself. and the names of the women, they could not be confirmed late this afternoon, that we know that one is a lobbyist and the other is a woman from new york who owes her job to shelly silver. there is yet another side to sheldon silver. what prosecutors described in court papers as another level of corruption in the life of the disgraced former assembly speaker. the government has credible and corroborated evidence that while serving as speaker of the assembly that the defendant engaged in extramarital relationships with two women. the women's names have been blacked out. but jane doe number one allegedly lobbied silver, "on a regular basis on behalf of clients who had business before the state." and obtained certain clients in part because of her access. only person that the defendant or his assembly staff had ever recommended for higher and was hired, "in part due to silver's recommendation and follow up requests." silver is 72 years old.

go police are investigating a deadly stapping on the east side. the man was stabbed in the chest at 3rd avenue and 94th street. he died at the hospital. the hunt is on for the killer. >>> a long island dance instructor will be arraigned today on rape and other charges. he's accused of having a sexually relationship with a 14- year-old student. he work at the dance company in bayshore. >>> hillary clinton will be in the area today, and her husband will be stomping for her as well. john kasich will be on cbs this morning in a few minutes. preventing gas explosions. legislation would increase the inspections of the gas piping systems and improve notifications and also require natural gas alarms. >>> unfortunately the rain is making the roads slick. we have accidents to tell you about. we start in the bronx with an accident blocking one lane on the southbound major deegan expressway. this is 230th street. heavy delays back past yonkers avenue. stick with the bronx river parkway as your alternate there. a live look outside, and we are getting busy here

and midtown east side closures. first avenue between 42nd and second and first avenues, the un framework convention on climate change. that is what is going on there. here is the triborough bridge looking good. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today. lori, over to you. >>> heather thank you. >>> the search is on for two suspects behind a series of armed robberies, most occurring as people actually get out of tax says in queens. police say the men in the surveillance video have struck 14 times in the last month and a half, the most recent 10 days ago when they stole more than $1000 cash from a man getting out of a cab in richmond hill. in total they have gotten away with more than $5700, along with credit cards and electronics. >> it is shocking. it is a crazy city. you have to be careful walking around. you just have to protect yourself. >> scary. and you know, you always got to be prepared, be cautious and keep your eyes open. >> police say along with cab riders the men have targeted

. >>> frightening moments for people o the lower east side. a construction lift crashed through an apartment window. what did people say they saw just days before the mishap? >> reporter: you now, this is the very busy lower east side. pep walking back and forth today when all of a sudden, that lift, hydraulic lift veered left, slamming into a window. all while the res dept idents were inside. the basket atop the hydraulic lift s lodged in the window of an apartment. >> you just tap the glass and kind of like a bent -- it didn't break. then look at that. i went to get pizza came back gand it got worst. >> reporter: failed hydraulics sent it veering into the building. ritchie franco says he joked with construction workers there working for a week and a half that something like this could happen because two of the wheels were slightly off the 2k3wr0u7bd ground. >> not really flat on that side. now it is completely up. >> reporter: no one in the apartment was hurt. no one on the ground was hit by some on the ground worry it could have been much w

to the people in the lower east side, this was their lives being portrayed in print. kid did that to their death. in the summer it was so hot in those tenement buildings this is the most densely populated place in the world and people would go to the roof to breathe at night. children would fall to their death and this was chronicled by a journalist, so by writing about them he was in a sense dignifying their lives. i give this comparison all the time and i asked people, if you were to take me home i bet on your refrigerator there is a clipping of some sort you have, child's graduation, child's account bushman at school or sad dude-- news. those events occurred regardless of they were in print or not so why do we keep these? because writing and print brings dignity and meaning to actions, so the lower east side class of people saw the paper as their friend that to produce this kind of dignity picked the paper also as an entry to american life for as little as a penny -- on sunday you could get a paper is because a telephone book with easy to understand stories, as lit

. >>> a revelation in a deadly stabbing on the upper east side. police make an arrest. we're learning what started that altercation. >>> a bank heist in brooklyn had us asking questions about your money. what do you do if your uninsured items or cash were stolen from a safe deposit box. we have the answer. >>> janice is here with a bulous forecast. before we get too excited about the warmer temperatures, there's a cooldown tonight. i'm going to talk about the freeze warning in effect. >>> in less than 13 houro, rizon workers could walk off the job.y.ll this impact yo service? all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. that's because we've b onth you'll get 100 meg ultra-fast internet, popular hd channels and unlimited calling. twc's home wifi is so strong >> we can use all our devices at the same time. so we can all watch whatever we want. and that's kinda cool. call now. for $89.99la month you'll get in iternet, tv and phone. there's no contract, no risk and our money-back guarantee. come back today and we'll give you f

we're live on the upper east side tonight. news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> new tonight police are looking for two men involved in a bronx robbery. some surveillance video shows a man walking into a barbershop around 8:30. one of them flashed a gun before ripping a chain and a bracelet while a customer was sitting in the chair. the men ran off, nobody was injured but anyone with information should contact police. >>> heading now to newark where in an alleged plot to kill the city's mayor. he's been wanted since last week. it was on wednesday when somebody called the mayor's office saying they overheard two men at newark penn station discussing a plan to kill him. police caught up with both men but they took off in both directions. one man was arrested at the scene. >> training rolling once again along amtrak's northeast corridor after a deadly crash over the weekend but there are a lot of questions that still remain. some video pulled from the train shows maintenance equipment sitting on two sets of tracks. this is just befo

diana is live on the upper east side. >> reporter: lori, the vicious attack playing out on on east 56th street, and we are getting a first look at the driver police say stabbed 11 times after getting into his car and taking off, and this is the driver and the car they are described as a man in his 30s, seen seeing fleeing the scene. manhattan drives away, leaving the 45-year-old victim to die. the to men got into a road rage incident over the 59th street bridge around 11:15 on saturday night, pulling over at 61st and york and the 45-year- old gets out of his car, and the suspect shows a knife, stabbing the man 11 times, and that is police say the victim tried to drive himself to the hospital. >> he drove several blocks, and he had to go back to 61st and york, and we spoke to the witnesses and got video there and saw the perpetrator was approached by the victim initially. >> and the 45-year-old victim is in critical but stable condition at the hospital still, and police are looking for a silver toyota camera and anyone with information should call crime stoppers this morning. >> diana, t

he's on manhattan's upper east side. >> reporter: joe, the high winds caused problems all across the city today from collapsed buildings in the bronx, brooklyn and queens to the this crane on the upper east side on top of that building, swaying back and forth in the wind making some residents nervous. >> 16 stories in the sky this construction crane creating anxiety among neighbors. after seeing it rock back and forth in the wind this morning, residents reported it to police. officials say it was only swaying slightly but enough to rattle some nerves. the fdny finding everything was normal on top of the building under construction on 89th street and 1st avenue. department of buildings inspectors say they fond the tower crane placed in weather vane operations allowing it to rotate safely. in the bronx strong winds believed to be behind a partial building collapse. the facade falling off the 3 story abandoned residential causing evacuations of the buildings next door. >> with the high winds today, we have a strong possibility of other parts of the building coming down. >> neighbors say

and also, this bronze statue was stolen from a home on the upper east side, police say it disappeared on march 16 during an open house art exhibition at the owner's home on east 74th street. the statue is valued at $90,000. >>> campaign 2016 now, the governor of ohio is in a new york state of mind. john kasich is targeting our some delegates and stop donald trump from winning the nomination before the convention. cbs2's tony aiello reports. >> reporter: the sign on a huntington long island stage was telling. american never gives up. neither is john kasich. >> when trump is worried i'm going to get his votes, which i knew i could do. >> reporter: he seems to be under the skin of the new york billionaire. >> he ought to get the hell out. kasich should not be allowed to run. it's good if he gets out. i don't want him in. >> reporter: but kasich is in and making a push to pick up delegates in new york. the most recent poll has trump beating ted cruz and kasich by more than 30 points here. but kasich hopes to pick up a dozen or more delegates by running strong in key congressional district

over to the east side. cloudy skies, 432 park, the tallest residential building in the western hemisphere. by next summer it will not be. there is another one going up. here we go. 53 degrees at 6:07. it is a very warm morning here. for this hour of the day, around 41. we have cloudy skies and warm air surge ago head of the cold front. the rain gets here later on today and into the afternoon. sometimes it is going to be heavy, the rain, starting around 10:00. a thunderstorm could be embedded. a half inch to an inch of rain. not so bad, it is kind of comfortable here and there is el as soon as at the bus stop. heavy downpours of rain. i think for the yankees game that is delayed, they'll be able to play it. they'll just have to wait awhile. >>> heather has folks wait ago while on the l.i.e.? >> reporter: -- waiting awhile on the l.i.e.? >> reporter: yes this accident is still being cleared away. traffic diverted off at exit 41. a ton of activity with that accident investigation. let's go over to our maps. ea

east side -- that's where you grow up hard. where things are rougher.ding to popular legend, to fight to live everyday. >> john: in -- in scotland, if you're a young boy in scotland, and you're nine or ten, and you're coming home from school, and a big guy beats you up, and you run home to your mum crying, you know what she'll do? she'll give you a cuddle, and then she'll tell you to get back out there and get him. "don't let anybody ever do that to you. and if you need to get a stick, get a stick. if you need a brick, get a brick. don't let anybody do it to you"" that's what we do. and it makes us dangerous enemies, resourceful enemies, but it also makes us very loyal allies. >> anthony: detective john carnochan. thirty-eight years on the job, much of it as murder police on the east side. he's seen it all. confronted with violent hooliganism, the traditional approach has always been to get out there and bust some heads, make some stats, put up some numbers, lock up some perpetrators. but after decades of dealing with generation after generation of viol

. >>> we are following a developing story on manhattan's east side. a murder inside a homeless shelter! it is the latest incident as concern grows over violence throughout the system. cbs 2's steve langford has the story. >> reporter: the bellevue men's shelter 30th street at first avenue about 8:20 a.m., dead, a bloody scene, a homicide police say. >> 56-year-old male was found lying on a bed with injuries to his neck. >> reporter: the victim had checked in here just yesterday has body found with a thin wire around his neck. >> the room appeared to be in disarray as if a struggle ensued. >> reporter: a police source telling cbs 2 a roommate now missing is a possible suspect, the man seen washing blood off his hands in a shared bathroom down the hall. >> our hearts go out to the family of the victim here. >> reporter: the city's homeless shelter is a flashpoint for urban dread in recent months. a former teacher murdered in east harlem shelter in january. just this week, the city announced the results of a review to improve shelter services including b

between 1nd and 2nd. the east side as well as 2nd avenue as far north as 57th treat. a live look at the tappan zee bridge. things moving along nicely. you're in for a nice ride as you head out the door. >>> it's 4:55. amazon is selling digital textbooks to new york city schools this fall. the "wall street journal" reporting that the company wanted a three-year deal worth about $3 million. amazon will sell content through an internal marketplace. in turn they will earn a 10% to 15% commission. >>> connecticut is a step closer to phasing out plastic and paper bags. the state senate voted on the bill yesterday it requires stores to reduce the number of disposable bags they give out by a thursday by ird by the year 2021. the goal is to get customers to it's 4:56. a new report is revealing three surprising links to stomach cancer. 17ca million adults were studied. researchers found having three or more alcoholic drinks a day increased the risk of stomach cancer. the risk also rose for every 50 grams of processed meat consumed each day. they say obesity plays a role as well

today were talking about the lower east side, you can see the building behind me. this is one of the buildings in question this morning for who is according to a new bombshell report this building was always used as a healthcare nonprofit, restrictions on it. in november those restrictions were lifted, the building was so old for a hefty sum. now reports that the buyer and the nonprofit has ties with the mayor. there's that report and then this about one of the mayor's cornerstone agendas, universal pre-k. the new york post reports the mayor's office of contract services s the 50-year-old fund for the city of new york to give what is referred to as bridge loans to for preschools, to troubled to acquire city contracts. away his critics say is a way of assuring public schools to be eligible without media requirements. if true the mayor would be using the city's fund as a personal slush one. the department the department of education has a dropped these were pre-k providers, the posters planning to ask the city to repay that everything we have done the beginning has b

a man crashes his car after getting stabbed by a driver on the upper east side. we're live with the story. >>> mayor bill de blasio accused of breaking the law. bombshell document that could lead to criminal charges. friends and family bid farewell to the music legend as fans received priceless moment to those in his honor. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. >>> good morning. it is 8:00 a.m. i'm emily smith. >> i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are ahead. vanessa murdock is live at the march of dimes, march for babies. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ladies. good morning everyone. we have people streaming in. good morning. how is it going? everybody is coming here for the march of dimes, march for babies babies. , along with me this way. if you look over here in the distance, eli manning is here. we will speak to him and about 10 minutes. by now let's take you to the forecast. temperatures starting off in it is chilly out here. certainly a windchill this morning. in the city, 48. feels like 43 right now in manhattan. the wind chill in montauk

the man say this man tried to sexually assault a woman on the lower east side. police say the man followed a 24-year-old woman into an elevator and began to grouper. he followed her to her apartment and ran off with another guy came to the door. the suspect is described as 16/20 and 5 foot three. he had 130 pounds. if you have any information, please call crime stoppers. >> and intends few minutes in the lower east side. a cherry picker crashed into the sixth floor apartment window. street. the equipment lost hydraulic power causing it to crash into the building and luckily it doesn't appear that anyone was hurt. the cherry picker doesn't have any structural damage. >> a police chase in los angeles. instead of a car, they went after a bear . it was still spotted at mission college. students and teachers were asked to take shelter and it made its way into a backyard in the film our neighborhood. it's a rural neighborhood but has more trees and neighborhood streets than some areas. it's much to the dismay of the television lodgers.it was eventually not out with yo

. >> reporter: overflowing trash cans like this one, a problem on the upper east side day after day and month after month. 4 investigates did some digging to get some answers. visit 72nd street and second avenue, and you'll see bags of garbage piled up on the sidewalk. >> it's an ugly sight, actually. >> reporter: or trash strewn everywhere. >> the garbage blows around and it's horrible. >> and there is trash everywhere. city councilman ben halos told 4 investigates that agencies were, in a sense, trash talking each other. the mta in charge of construction, 24 hours a day as the subway takes shape and the department of sanitation in charge of collecting trash. >> and with both agencies pointing the finger at each other, we need a resolution. >> reporter: a spokesman tells 4 investigates that their construction is not the root cause. it is a highly trafficked intersection with several restaurants, coffee shops and residential buildings. investigates it's a very disruptive construction project, and we have been working with the community, businesses and the mta to provide whatever rel

a bloody stabbing on the streets of the uber -- on the upper east side of manhattan. darla miles on the upper east side with the latest. >> that teenager now charged with murder is 19-year-old gustavo rodriguez. he's expected to leave the 19th precinct shortly and be transferred to central booking. again, he's now charged with murder after getting in to an argument with his new >> i feel sad. very bad about what happened. >> reporter: what happened just after 1 a.m. on 3rd avenue on the upper east side left one man dead, another charged with murder. the dispute centered around a woman. 19-year-old gustavo rodriguez now charged with murder, assault, and criminal possession of a weapon. >> i woke up pretty early about 5:00. there was a lot of police, a lot of sirens, a lot of everybody outside. >> reporter: police say rodriguez stabbed 22-year-old xavier olivares in the chest. they say they had a child together. she worked with rodriguez at this restaurant, and they had been dating. they say the couple was walking between east 94th and 95th street when they were confron

together, with- sutton's east side precinct organization help to elect henry gonzales to city council. the story that race resulted three years later pena won a county commission, a commission he used to distribute services to his district. and he was the militant voice for san antonio's many marginalized group for the next decade and a half at least. pena reached out to angelo leader and here you see him with john f. kennedy when stevenson came to stump in 1956. pena became the lead organizer it's. viva kennedy in sutton became the leader of the african-american wing in the state. they earned this position by electoral mobilization and by building coalition that crosss the color line. when pena received the offer for viva kennedy he demanded and received a phone call from bobby kennedy who promised pena complete control over the mexican-american wing. he promised pena from the conservative and white-led democratic party and they . omised him patron adge sutton was the first african-american to represent the state and from that region when he went to the national convention in 1960 in

of things. >> we're going to take a look from the east, west to the east with our live camera here on the fort wayne, new jersey side. that's the last of the cloud cover that is really dark with the rain in it. it is starting to leave the city, heading off to the east. the visibility is going to get better as we go through the afternoon. we're going to be seeing a brightening of skies here. let's take a look from our camera in astoria. off on the right side of the picture, that's where you see the sky is starting to brighten a bit. that's going to be our break in the sun. we're going to be getting winds to 12 miles per hour, dropping this humidity, breaking up the clouds. it is going to be maybe cooler. the pressure is rising above 30.00. we may be in the mid-up toker 50s as opposed to getting to our normal high, which is 60. we're going to rebound nicely and see 60-degree weather this week. we've had .2 of an inch of rain so far. this noon rain will give way to afternoon sunshine. tonight, is certainly going to be cool, brisk, and colder. with 30 in the suburbs. there is a freeze watch that is issued for the area f

we're here on the upper east side, this is on east 88th street and second avenuement it has quite an extensive brunch menu over here. this is what happened, a panel formed by governor cuomo to review new york's antiquated liquor laws has released recommendations, and one of the things the group's calling for is allowing bars and restaurant toss sell alcohol earlier on sunday. if you want a bloody mary or mimosa at sunday brunch, you have to wait until noon. so your brunches could get boozier even earlier. we talked to a couple people on the upper east side, and they >> i think that's amazing. i think sunday brunch is one of the best meals of the week, and sometimes people are a little bit more of a morning person, so i want to start my morning earlier. >> a drink. >> with a drink. >> sometimes you have to wait a long time to get into a brunch spot, so if they're offering the brunch special earlier, maybe more people will come out, and it'll be better for businesses. >> and these recommendations will now go to governor cuomo and state lawmakers for review. i'm a big fan of sunday brun

east here. temperatures are on the mild side. 53 around paramus, and the east wind here is coming in. it will shift and turn around and, and the humidities are high. winds gusting at 28 in the harbor. be careful getting on and off the staten island ferry, and we will be looking at more in the way of showers and thunderstorms coming up later on this afternoon. the first batch pushed through out across long island, and there were lightning strikes with that this morning. the next batch from the west, coming in at lunch. what's going on? >> a couple of people are asking me if the airports are okay at this point. not a bad idea to get in touch with the individual carrier if you're headed out today, and we will look over here at mass transit times. long island railroad on or close to schedule. hudson bergen light rail on a modified schedule, and metro north is running on or close. street cleaning rules in effect for today. >>> 5:56. a 6-foot alligator on long island, sure to get attention when one was found to be living inside of a home it got a lot of attention. the suffolk county aspca s

>>> right now, stabbed to death on the upper east side. a quiet block turned into a murder scene. now a teenaged suspect is charged in the case. a love triangle may have led to the bloodshed. >> news 4's rob schmidt outside the 19th precinct house with new information. what have you learned? >> reporter: this is changing fast. we're awaiting gustavo rodrigez to be walked out of the precinct. he's been charged with second degree murder. this is a shocking crime in this neighborhood. a killing with a knife about 1:00 in the morning. as police searched for an unknown killer this morning, n we have some clarity on this story. >> xavier oliverez stabb to death overnight by his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend. a a confrontation on the upper st side. rodrigez charged tith sec d degree murder. his father had few words for the media. >> i thought it was a joke. it isn't a joke, it's real. >> his current facebook photo is of him a d his ex-girlfriend with their child before they broke up. >> everybody liked him. >> it appears this was a love triangle. last night, police say oliverez boyfriend

are getting a better look at the man police they tried to sexually assault a woman on the lower east side saturday. juliet: please call crimestoppers or call the police. police say the man followed a 24-year-old woman into an elevator and began to grope her, he then followed her to her apartment that ran off with another man came to the door. the suspect is described as between 16, and 20 years old, 5 foot 3, 130 pounds, that is the shirt he is wearing, the backpack, that guy looks familiar, if you recognize him, crimestoppers, 877-tips. >> the erin andrews hotel stockings candle is over. lawsuit against two hotel companies, took nude pictures of andrews through the people in her room at the nashville marriott. the jury awarded her $55 million last month's, half was to be paid by the soccer who had no assets anyone could determine and the other by hotel owners and operators with the companies appealed, the amount of the settlement has been kept confidential. federal appeals court has the new england patriots que bec tom brady is in fact a cheater. he must serve the four game deflate gate

in 1953, the loyal american democrats in the east side precincts elected gonzales to the city council. the story of the breakthrough is also a multiracial one and rooted in the longer tradition of community organizing. 1956, they later in were elected to the county commission. the would emerge as advocate, the voice person antonio's many marginalized groups -- san antonio's many marginalized groups, reaching out to anglo labor leaders and liberals, and you could see him here with john f. kennedy who came to stump for stephenson in 1956. in 1960, he was able to cash in on this work, become in the elite organizer of the campaign in texas. sutton also did in became the lead organizer of the campaign african-american section in the state. ofy drew on a decade organizing, electoral realization and building coalitions across the color line. when he received the offer to work for kennedy, he demanded he receive a phone call from bobby kennedy who in turn promised them complete control over the african-american wing of the campaign, promised independence from the conservative and white led pa

a journey to the lower east side to meet the bakers behind a new york institution. christal young will take us there next. >> and coming up on monday at 6:00, remembering world war i. we're going to highlight the efforts underway to educate a whole generation about this crucial time in american history. we hope you'll join us for that. we're coming right back on fox 5. if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec . because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec . muddle no more nick: look at this. ernie anastos was honored with a lifetime achievement award on long island. byron harman made the presentation. it is the biggest media event on long island and recognizes the best in news. as chosen by the public. ernie: you know what? thank you very much for that. it was a beautiful day. all of our colleagues -- thank i throughout the area. i have to think our news director. he's an inspiration to all of us. thank you for doing that for me.

katherine creag is on the upper east side with all the details. kat, one of the projects, second avenue subway. >> reporter: indeed, michael. transportation projects also this budget. it means that some people will be making more money in the long run. others get some tax breaks in their paycheck. transportation projects like this one, the second avenue subway project will be well-funded. some of the highlights of the budget include a tax cut, a lower personal income tax rate for the middle class. almost a half percentage point lower. they will have to pay. $25 billion in school aid including money for new york city schools and charters. more than $55 billion in transportation investments. $15 minimum wage. that means employees will be eligible for 12 weeks of paid family leave when taking care of a baby. a family member with a serious health condition. many of the items in the budget near and dear to governor cuomo. let's listen. >> i believe that this is the best plan that the state has produced if it's passed in decades literally. >> reporter:

new this morning a new clue in a road rage stabbing on the upper east side. surveillance video showing a man that police are looking for. he's getting into a silver toyota camry. now saturday night near east 61st street and york avenue he and another driver got into an argument. lice say the man in the video stabbed the other driver 11 times. the victim now in critical condition. >>> happening right now, police are searching for a person of interest in connection to the shooting death of a brooklyn man. the nypd released this surveillance viden of the man they're looking for. police say they want to question him about the killing of 24-year-old harold culler. a week ago police were called to hancock street where they ound culler with multiple gunshot wounds. >>> a there's new video as police search for a suspect in yet another stabbing, this time in brooklyn. incident as well over the weekend. tracie strahan is live in downtown brooklyn with what police want you to see in an effort to help catch the suspect. >> reporter: well, we've caught the suspect in this

. >> plus an apparent case of road rage turns violent on the upper east side. the latest on the investigation. >> and some change, is that will help you breeze through the tappan zee. >> beautiful skies behind us. erica grow, a little cool for some people. >> it is on the cool side. you want that jacket as you first head out the door. if you're heading out for services, you will probably be able to ditch the jacket heading into the afternoon. all the sunshine will help to bump temperatures up quickly. right now 52, sunny and cool, 57 at noon. kind of on the cusp of being able to just have a sweater on or something like that for a little bit of that chill. high temperatures today, 65 slipping down to 63 by 6:00. and just a few light, high clouds will stream in late today. we're talking 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon. this will mostly be to the north of the city. as you head further south, it's going to be nothing but sunshine for the rest of the day. 54 in bridgewater. islip at 52. pleasant, seasonable afternoon today. then a big warmup in store for tomorrow as well. we'll talk about that and rai

we are on the east side of detroit on euclid street. it's pretty much overrun with crips.t's one of the most blighted parts of the city that i've known. they're either boarded up, burned down, or they're -- whoa. hold on. bumpy ride. they're turned into drug houses. i don't think anybody lives on this block whatsoever. , which is why the road is in disrepair. okay. this is not good. the people in the doorway. okay. it's one of the most dangerous areas of the city. the street of hollywood on the east side of detroit appeals to me more so than any other street in the city because of the abandoned houses on this block. you can tell that such heart and soul was put into the making of it. just left to rot. we're at the house on euclid street off of euclid and brush. it's been my favorite house to shoot because of the old architecture of the outside of it. anybody home? hello? the first rule as you go into an abandoned building, always announce yourself. you don't want to startle any squatters. a baby's toy at the foot of the stairs. everything i capture is basically as i find i

representative carolyn maloney held a rally at an upper east side cafe. >> she has a record of getting things done, of not only talking about it but pulling the issue off the table. >> reporter: the former secretary of state is fund-raising in california. >> hello, south l.a.! >> reporter: tonight she's at a dinner hosted by george clooney. meanwhile, bill clinton is stumping for hillary in upstate new york, making stops in syracuse and albany. >> i don't think hillary was ever any happier at work in her life life, and my acquaintance goes back 45 years now, than when she was a senator from new york. >> reporter: an nbc 4 new york/"wall street journal"/marist poll has her ahead by 17 points in new york state. meanwhile in the city clinton is ahead of sanders by double digits. reporting from midtown, i'm ray villeda, news 4 new york. >>> on the republican side, donald trump spent the day upstate. only ohio governor john kasich was here in our area and he spent the day reaching out the the jewish community on the sabbath. we caught up with him at p.j. bernstein's on the upper east side w

. >> we just think it's a great opportunity to increase the number of students from the east side in our backyard to get a college education that might not otherwise see that possible. >> under the agreement, east side students will be able to get into san jose state if they maintain a c-minus average in 15 required classes, in addition to an s.a.t. or a.c.t. test score. >>> many of us thing there's not much we can do about traffic problems. a live look now on this friday commute. 101 in san jose near the 280. actually, it looks pretty good now. a pair of surveys find most people don't think traffic will ever get better in the bay area. there is support for a gas task to help fund road repairs and things like bike routes. a live look at the golden gate bridge which also looks smooth at this hour. there's not enough support for the gas tax if it was put to a vote. also more of us want more housing but only if it's outside the regions. i don't know what it means. build more housing but just not in our area. >> not in my backyard. let's turn things over. we saw that sunshine out today.

as he left this subway station on the lower east side saturday night. >> probably right about here. >> reporter: as he walked up the stairs from the f train at essex and delancey, a man walking the opposite direction sucker punched him and shouted this. >> that's because you look exactly like [ bleep ] shia labeouf. >> reporter: it's not the first time he's been told he looks like the actor. famous for starring roles in movies such as transformers. >> people have been telling me for a long time that that is -- that i resemble shia labeouf but in a good way, the -- you look like shia labeouf, that's cute. not like, i want to punch you in the face. >> reporter: at first he thought he had imagined the outburst but bystanders >> you're not crazy. that's exactly what he said to you. >> reporter: witnesses say the hater took off down to the station and hopped a train, licato was left bleeding, glasses snapped in half. he now has a black eye and gash over his eyebrow and is left wondering about his attacker's hollywood hatred. >> does he hate his work? does he hate me? i don't know. >> repor

eyewitness news reporter lauren glassberg on the upper east side. >> we're right outside 740 park avenue which you can see on the corner. a couple minutes ago, fire trucks pulled back up. they had left about a quarter to 6:00 then showed back up and here they are possibly leaving again. you can see a stretch of park avenue still closed. this fire we understand started on the 6th floor of this building and traveled up to the 2nd floor. that's a duplex apartment. lots of windows broken out there. the fire actually started on the backside of the apartment which you can see in some of this video. the building is called the tower of power because it's been home the years including david koch, ron pearlman. we understand, according to michael gross who wrote a book about the apartment, this belonged to ezra merken, money manager and business associate of bernie madoff. a duplex he purchased in 1995 undoubtedly worth much more than $11 million now even after being damaged by a fire. two injuries to report, minor injuries of two firefighters. for now we're live on the upper east side, lauren gla