fordham sent out an e-mail telling students that hoverboards are not allowed on campus. both schools say the decision was made because of fire concerns and risk of falls and injuries. >>> 4:50 now. backstreet boys. singer nick carter ran into trouble with the law in florida. he faced a judge thursday after getting arrested for a bar fight the night before. police say he grabbed a bouncer by the throat outside the hog's breath saloon in key west. the scuffle allegedly began with a bartender refused to serve carter and his friend because they appeared drunk. charge. >>> well, the winners of the $1.6 billion powerball jackpot are still a mystery, but we're learning more about a california nurse who thought she had won. for a time yesterday, employees at the park avenue health and wellness center in pomona were celebrating a fellow nurse thatn reportedly received a photo from her son of what he said was the winning ticket. it turns out it was a bad practical joke. the facility's owner asked the manager to express his shi ympathy for the woman. >> the son played a joke. i wan

it was on 495 in merrimack fordham crashed her car the night before. she charged her with driving under the influence of drugs, the second offense. because she needed medical help, instead of taking her into custody, she went to the hospital where police say she was given a heroin o.d. broken wrist. doctors sent her home with an oxycodone prescription. on the way back to her home, she stopped at a 24-hour prescription. so, just after recovering from a heroin overdose, she walked in the door with a fresh bottle painkillers. within hours, that frantic call. toxicology tests to pinpoint the cause of death, gretchen's friends tell us one thing is certain, she is the last person any doctor should have given opiates to. christina hager, wbz news. >>> the first votes are getting closer. hampshire primary. ted cruz is hoping a last minute blitz will earn him late votes in new hampshire. he held a second amendment rally at gun range. it didn't go as planned as twice hecklers joined cruz to interrupt him. tonight he is hosting a town meeting in londonderry tying

this kills umass fordham gets the win in overtime 78-72 the final. let's go to baseball. earlier theo epstein in town for an event for his foundation to be named later. a chance to sit down with the former gm you can see tomorrow night at sports final. he reminisced about his time in boston and talked about his >> in some ways the 03 team in boston was my favorite team we didn't win the whole thing that your but that might be the most fun we had that year. assents we snuck up on everyone renegade team cowboy up and just like it was such a great offensive team. a lot of guys who hadn't been appreciated for the full abilities they had. >> senior bowl mobile alabama rob gronkowski on hand to check out his little brother, glenn. again of 34 yards on the reception the full backslash tied and hoping to get the in late rounds of this year draft. advocacy big brother play with little brother that would be a lot of fun men's college basketball going back to the harvard ball to columbia 55-54. northeastern falls 70 1-67. quite as big. >> nobody as big as big gronk. >> up next from

>> yeah, the thick ones. >> you're [ laughter ] confessions in fordham in the bronx. confessions of a tight-wearing man. >> a warm man. somehow it never occurred to me to tell bill ritter or anyone else to wear women's thick tights. i know our male photographers always tell me double up on the together, keeps the warmth in the core. the gloves and the hat, and you back to you. truck. >> we want to talk about a weather-related accident. one lane is reopened, this after icy conditions caused a 14-car pileup late last night. the vehicles all colliding under the 10 people were hurt. fortunately all the injuries not considered serious. right now only the left southbound lanes closed from palmer road and spring brook while crews make repairs to the guard rail. >>> a search tonight for the attacker in the latest vicious random slashing. this time in manhattan. 150 stitches on his face, and tonight that victim is speaking out about the frightening attack. it happened in broad daylight over the weekend in the east village. eyewitness news reporter darla miles is at the hospita

love to see that -- fordham. love to see that. this one was from three-point land, their own three-point land. a great shot, one the senior will remember forever. now we go down to the end of the game, and clark buries a three of his own! we're going to overtime tied at 63, but live by the three, die by the three. this one kills umass. fordham gets the win in 78-72 your final. week, theo epstein in town for an event. we had a chance to sit down with the former red sox gm. wbz. he talked about his favorite red sox team. >> in some ways, the '03 team was my favorite team, because we didn't win the whole thing that year, but that might be the most fun we had that year, a sense we kind of snuck up on everyone, this kind of renegade team, you know, cowboy up, and like we -- you know, it was such a great offensive team, with a lot of guys who maybe hadn't been appreciated for the full abilities that they had. >> all right. let's go to college football. senior bowl in alabama. look who is there. rob gronkowski to check out his little bro

now fordham university is doing the same thing. fordham sent out an e-mail telling students hoverboards are not allowed on campus. both schools say the decision was made because the fire concerns and risks of falls and injuries. >>> one new jersey mayor wants your help finding homes for dozens of abandoned cattingses s and dogs. rescue volunteers and police found dozens of animals inside one bergen county home. anyone looking to don't the pets can call the north bergen township health department. >>> 5:56 right now. coming up at 6:00, new yorkers are firing back after ted cruz takes a shot at so-called new york values during the latest republican debate. >>> also at 6:00 a.m., a consumer alert for anyone who belongs to a gym. we'll tell you what a new settlement means for your membership contract. >> and if you're about to head out the door, keep watching. on your mobile device. we'll be back in two minutes. >>> now at 6:00, new york values criticized during the gop debate as the gloves come off between donald trump and ted cruz. >

major deegan is heavy out by fordham road. talking about extensive delays moving into the accident the southbound deegan by fordham road. bumper-to-bumper moving into that spot. southern state parkway in nair of nassau expressway, 21, had accident in the distance. you may see emergency activity. but you see traffic flowing along up to speed, not looking to terrible. we'll go to the george washington bridge. delays eased out moving into the toll plaza. once you're on the span of the bridge, different story. a lot of slow moving traffic across the bridge. definitely want to keep that in mind. 30 minutes inbound holland. alternate side of the street rules suspended but definitely put money in the meter. >> when you're a parent and you have kids and they're at school and after-school programs you can breathe a sigh relief. they're someplace safe. you know where they are. not all the time. in queens an employee of an after-school program has been fired accused of failing to stop a fight between two young boys. now this fight was ca

fordham, they're ram tough. shot. fordham takes out u. mass. 78-72. all star game had a pretty cool skills competition and the black and gold only participant patrice bergeron out there enjoying himself and ramping the bs. pretty nice to see him out there doing his thing. that's it for morning let tick, representing fox 25 sports. >> stephanie: a natural pipeline, say they've been dealt a major blow. coming up, the big decision by federal regulators now, that one local leader is blasting calling it reckless. >> jason: now a look at your forecast today. who could see 50 straight ahead. >> stephanie: and tax season is quickly approaching. this year, though, there's a big questions i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes.

if you are traveling with the metro north, they are telling you you can use the fordham station or the gladstone branch. bus service between summit and there is no service between journal square. you should be fine. >> good morning, ines. ben: one man found a more creative way to play with the snow while most making snowmen . take a look. [music] >> this is casey. he decided to snowboard all around the city. they interviewed him and he even did some jumps. it's his first time boarding from manhattan. he did similar stuff back in 2014.let's bring in courteously to talk about the snow. he was not in the studio over the weekend. he was in atlantic city. curtis: they got hammered. i was doing updates for nbc with the wind going in my i was applauding chris christie who came back to new jersey to do his job. ben: gooding he did because garden state got hammered! did you see any flooding down there? curtis: oh yes. down to point pleasant and all those communities it was a bunch of others. in your city and your former city of philadelphia. i made my day when i heard that. what about queens? b

hosting fordham.tyler cavanaugh, who finished in the inside for a two of his game-high 24 points. the colonials win. en contest for the g.w. wom tonight, wreaking havoc on defense, on the inside and outside. she finished with 16 points, 13 rebounds. wins easily, 70-45. bills-jets, the bills kicker misses the extra point after the buffalo touchdown. naturally, not happy. the frustration, there goes the helmet -- and it comes right back. adding insult to injury. double embarrassment. laugh,ls get the last though, eliminating the jets from the playoffs. in a final note, the vikings beating the packers 20-13. lose, they will play the redskins in the first round of the playoffs. win, the redskins will play seattle. next, newup contenders try to topple "star wars" at the box office. >> nothing will stand in our way . destroy: "star wars" the competition for the third straight week at the box office, earning $88 million. with $740 million earned in the passed "titanic" for the second-biggest u.s. box office

joe's is red hoss against fordham the hawks. st. joe's slams the door on yet another team. they win by 25. the hawks are 14-3. they have won more games this season than all last year. >>> la salle has not explored many wins laterally. iverson nails the three from the far corner, la salle loses 73-62. they have dropped nine of their last ten. drexel and delaware losing as well. >>> thank you, jeff. >>> much more to come on "action news," take a live look on sky6 live hd we'll have the full accuweather forecast with meteorologist karen rogers. >> reporter: hi, walter, good to see you, we have breaking news, five american prisoners in iran freed as the nuclear deal is proved. we're following donald trump's latest tirade calling his former friend ted cruz a hypocrite. this you don't want to miss it, pandemonium at the national zoo right after "action news." wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown an

fordham pop cultureourofessort paul levinson says it is the song space oddity that made bowery's impact. >> means so much because it puts a human element into space travel. >> reporter: concert promoter chael dorf can't believe the timing. going on sale. >> reporter: dorf had b n planning a david bowie tribute for march 31st. >> david bowie was aware of the show. the whole thing is a charitable fi fund-raiser for music ed ways programs. >> reporter: in the east village the new york theater festival's zarus uontinues. bowie co-created the show as a sequel to his '70s film "the man who fell to earth." actor michael c. hall. >> i had the sense when i met bowie not only that i knew him but that he knew me. the songs have spoken to me so much. they all have come to look for america >> reporter: that last clip you heard, as we're back live at memorial. that last clip was from the concert for new york after 9/11. david bowie showing how much he loved the city of new york. tonight, as you can see from this ongoing crowd here outside of his apartment, new yink dacivid bowie. ve in soho, andrew s

overdose after she was given a highly addictive medication at the hospital. 44-year-old gretchen fordham crashed on 495 in merrimack saturday night. police charged her with operating under the influence ofdrugs but then sent her to anna jaquess hospital and she was given narcan and treated for a broken wrist. she was sent home with a prescription for oxycodone an opiate. >> is she breathing? >> no. >> please somebody. >> they are on the way sir. >> i believe he began cpr and to no avail the victim was transported to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. >> the police chief says investigators have not determined the cause of death yet but her friends say no doctor should have give her an opiate prescription. >>> today massachusetts could move one step closer to legalizing marijuana for recreational use a joint committee is debating a measure to make the state regulate marijuana the same as alcohol. supporters say it would free up police to investigate more serious crimes but opponents drug use. >> we are turning over to the weather cold and definitely windy out there it's shaking. >

we're live tonight in the fordham section of the bronx. marc santia, news4 new york. temperatures with the nbc4 logo in the corner. you'll get any alerts you need to know about. >>> executive action and raw emotion for president obama today as he unveiled new ideas to curb gun violence. >> the president criticized for being stoic and detached at times. not so much today. unencumbered by an election campaign, the president forceful at times and taking action, limited though it may be when it comes to gun purchase background checks. even when he was done, politicians were calling it government overreach. >> the president of the united states, barack obama, and vice president joe biden. >> reporter: introduced at the white house by a dad who lost his little boy at sandy hook elementary, president obama later broke down when he recalled that 2012 mass shooting. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. the streets of chicago every day. [ applause ] >> reporter: lamenting what he feels is a lack of action by congress, he is now or

from fordham university. thanks very much for joining us.hat sort of actions could president obama take on monday? guest: he is limited without congressional support but the one thing we think he is likely to do is to redefine how many guns a store has to sell before they need to get a federal license. if you are federally licensed you are required to run a check. if you're selling guns of the and show or out of the back of your car there is no requirement you do a background check. i bet most of your listeners how they are not aware that in america currently there are over 100,000 federally licensed gun dealers. there are more licensed gun deals in america than there are supermarkets. anchor: can he do this without the support of congress because he has tried before to bring in tougher background checks after newtown. guest: the one thing you might be able to do through executive authority and administrative functions that are attached to the executive office is to redefine what a licensed firearms dealer has to do in terms of business befo

. >> reporter: he's a professor of economics at fordham. >> you have a one in about 300 million chance of winning. and that's on one side against you. but on the other side is the all you need is $2 and a dream. >> reporter: that $500 million dream is fueling powerball players. new york lottery officials say sales in the state topped $1 million an hour. that may not help your odds, but 4 investigates followed the money trail. in new york, lot theory sales last fiscal year topped $7 billion. 116 million covered other operating expenses. $434 million went to retailer commissions. and over $2 billion helped aid stated indication. that left $4.3 billion in prize money. new york is king of lottery sales nationwide, but in new jersey, power ball sales were down 29% from a year ago. the hope is that the sixth largest jackpot pushed sales at shops like this. >> start making the line. trying to win the big jackpot. >> reporter: this place has good car ma khar khar, came karma. >> it's life changing money. >> reporter: for the winner and the state. john chandler, news 4 new york. >> we have an o

right,reenberg, to your is the director of the center for national security at fordham university.he wrote a book about guantanamo bay called "the first 100 days." it is a role very critical to where we are today, critical on a very different direction. and in fact, karen also has a book forthcoming called "rouge justice," published in may. it examines some of the legal, and the department of justice kind of nasa nations around the issue. we have andy worthington in the middle. he knows more about the prisoners them probably anyone on the planet, and her book that really looks exactly who is being held. because when his book first came out, it was not completely clear who exactly was being held. and he put a name and a face to many of the prisoners. wilner have set up an organization called close guantanamo. we will their more about that. and tom, who argued one of the most important cases in american legal history, which was versus bush, which gives habeas corpus rights to the detainees. and there was the case that determined the rolling back of executive claims of authority, and

may god's love be with you >> more about that haunting song, we spoke with a fordham professor who talked about why that resonate sochs with new york. behind me, this crowd has started to sing some of bowie's best known songs. more coming up at 6:00. live in soho, andrew siff. our coverage conti'ves online. we have coverage with fans and pictures. >>> a big development in the shooting of an nypd offeaicer just minutes ago we learned that the bullet that injured him came from another officer. news 4's lori bordonaro has new information. >> reporter: officer sherrod stewart is still here in the hospital and moments ago we learned it was a stray bullet from another police officer's gun that struck him in the ankle. loved ones at the hospital, nypd officer sherrod stewart flashes a smile, recovering from a gunshot wound to the ankle. his brothers tell me he's anxious to come home. >> he's recovering, day by day. >> reporter: is he in good spirits? t>> yeah. his family is around him. he's having fun, humble and stuff right now, but he's going day by day. >> he went through his first surgery. a

hospital for an overdose may have died because of the medicine she was given. 44-year-old gretchen fordham crabbed her car on 495 in merrimack saturday night. police charged her with operating under the influence of drugs but sent her to anna jaquess hospital first she was workers treated her broken wrist and sent her with a prescription for oxycodone an opiate. called 911. please somebody. okay. >> i believe he began cpr and to no avail you note victim was transported to the hospitalwhere she was pronounced dead. >>> the police chief says investigators have not determined the cause of the death but her friends say no doctor should have given her an opiate prescription. >>> this morning the ethics commission is look into a state senator's dirty laundry and literally according to the boston globe senator brian joyce has been getting free dry cleaning since 1977 and bringing his clothes and his family's he clothes and somes hi aides clothes to wood lawn cleaners and provide the owner with free or reduced price legal services. forfeitness studio in newton despite complaints from one of the ne

the pack fordhams to 0 and 5. the tar heels are a perfect 5 and 0. in chapel hill, tye gibson, wncn sports. >>> law enforcement teams from across the country battled it out in fayetteville in honor of roy jr. the battle of the badge yesterday. it's the tournament's sixth consecutive year in north carolina. but its first drop in fayetteville. >> we had the fayetteville guard present the colors, the family was elated. i told them we could never forget as long as we play basketball for a sport we love. for a great cause. we're always going to honor him. officer turner was shot and killed in 2001 during a traffic stop. he was honored during yesterday's ceremony. a portion of the admission goes towards scholarships and underprivileged areas. >>> this afternoon we tagged along with volunteers in raleigh as they went door to door to give away and install smoke alarms. several people die in fires across the country. volunteers hit the streets to cut the number. they went over emergency plans with the people they met. part of the campaign to reduce home fire

stock photograph at this does really circulate stereotypes sthrchlts se a media study professor at fordham university. >> the problem is the repetition and the fact that we often have gotten locked into either sexist or stereotypical images of women that often functn to remind us of those stereotypes, if not in some way reinforce them. >> keren sachs is at shutter stock one of the largest companies of its kind. every second people around the world download four of their images. >> why can't you guys just go in and clean out all of these images that you g gs probably wouldn't think were that great? >> our goal really is to encourage or krubt toirs to create new content and constantly upload it, we don't go back through and delete images. >> sachs is traveling to different countries asking thousands of contributing photographers for more authentic images of women. >> i want to make sure that when my son grows up the images that real, and aren't a fantasy, that he knows what women actually look like. >> reporter: and that may start with these women. >> keep it moving. >> focusing on the futur

use the fordham station or the bx 41 bus. if you need to make stops, you can have the option of getting off at 125th street heading southbound and take a local harlem train northbound to get off at melrose or tremont. you have options but something to keep in mind. alternate side of the street parking rules remain suspended. >>> getting details about a fire in a kew gardens section of queens. several people hurt in the fire, including firefighters. they had to shovel through the snow to get the hoses to the at one point they had to back out of house when the first floor collapsed into the basement. a cat also rescued from the fire and given oxygen. >>> a cleanup under way in southern alaska, after a 1 magnitude earthquake. >> you can hear and see the tremor shake and rattle everything. of the damage was light around anchorage. mostly items knocked off of shelves. the quake struck early sunday. >> it was shaking really god. the lights were really all over the place. >> not just the building but like the concrete pad underneath

they invaded the fordham home using guns and a machete. asked not to be identified. >> they was going to kill me. i'm happy because i'm still alive. >> the victim was treated at a nearby hospital after the attack. police say those robbers took cash, jewelry, a laptop, and cell phone before they ran off. >>> two nypd officers are recovering after crashing their patrol car in queens. you can see the damage here at 82nd street and 32nd avenue in jackson heights. we're told a police cruiser hit a civilian car, seriously injuring the driver. two officers were treated for minor injuries. no word yet on what caused the accident. >>> and a man in a wheelchair accused of robbing two banks in queens will face a judge today. police say kelvin dennison entered a td bank on monday and handed the teller our note. they say he was arrested back in july after robbing another bank. he was ordered to undergo mental health treatment for a year, but last month. >>> an alleged con man who posed as a wounded warrior is now behind bars. police say jeremy wilson pretended to be a former soldier to prey on the

speakers include the director of fordham university's center on national security and the cofounder's of group that advocates closing the detention facility. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> good afternoon, welcome to the americas. i was going to say foundation but we now call ourselves juster the new americans. we want to get money from other people. >> i run the international security program here. and thanks for coming this afternoon, and thanks to our viewers on c-span, whenever this is broadcast. we're 14 years to the day since guantanamo was opened, and we have had one of these events each -- now we have weaver as well, done this for many years, and it was hard to predict it would be sort of still be here, given the fact it was george w. bush who said we should close guantanamo, and it was one of president obama's election promises when he was first elected. so, to consider the question of what is going to happen over the next year, what is going to happen with the prisoners in goon, we have a very distinguished panel. karen greenburg, to your right, to the right of me, is the

no comment from fordham. much. >> by the way, a fox business alert now. wall street on edge with less than an hour until the trading starts, today. >> at a global stock sell-off could mean another rough day for the markets ahead. >> nicole petallides is live at the new york stock exchange where they're going to buckle their seat belts. >> up deed. because they have to buckle their seat belts for a wild ride. they call it the white knuckle ride like you're on the roller coaster. this morning we had down arrows reporting to an opening roughly 150 points to the downside. i just heard a moment ago 100 points almost seems wild. stocks have started after 2014 in the worst shape -- 2016 in the worst shape ever in history. all the sectors are lower. when i talk to traders they say you've got to do the pillow test to know whether or not you're ready to sell. if you can't put your head on the pillow at night because your kid is going to college in a few months and you want to pay for it you want to sell. but you don't

you need to use the fordham station or the bx 41 bus. path at 6:00 a.m., service operates on all path lines with the exception that there will be no service between newark and journal square in both directions. they continue storm cleanup but nj transit will cross honor. for lirr commuters, this just came in. partial service was expected to be restored at 6:00 a.m. that's been pushed to 7:00 a.m. no service -- partial service on the other seven but no service in both directions between jamaica station and atlantic terminal. also no service on the long beach, hempstead, west hempstead we'll continue to keep you updated. alternate side of the street parking rules suspended. >>> so much so get to this morning. unlike in new york city. newark not as committed to getting back to normal today. schools there will remain closed. the mayor was out all night long, tried to help people dig out. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is in newark this morning. tracie? >> reporter: kerry, now that people are waking up, they're seeing what they're up ag

this video shows video of three men entering building in fordham heights on the afternoon of december 14th. police say they went into a man's apartment, assaulted him and tied him up, stole cash, jewelry, cell phones and a laptop. >>> police in brooklyn are searching for two men after a robbery. surveillance video shows the pair attacking a 45-year-old woman on bleecker street in bushwick. this happened december 27th just after 7:00 at night. police say the men threw the victim to the ground and took off with her bag which had $600 inside. >>> the mother of the so-called affluenza teen will be heading back to texas. tonya couch was in court and she and her son are accused of fleeing to mexico. he was given probation after killing four people in a drunk driving accident in texas when he was 16. >>> the public uproar over the netflix series making a murder. now the prosecutor in the case is fighting back. search i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [

hospital for an overdose may have died because of the medication she was given. 44-year-old gretchen fordham crashed her car on 495 in merrimack saturday night. police charged her with operating under the influence of drugs. but sent her to anna jaquess hospital she was treated and sent home with a prescription for oxycodone. hours later her boyfriend frantically called 911. >> is she breathing? please somebody. >> i believe he began cpr and but to no avail the victim was transported to the the hospital where she was pronounced dead. >> the police chief says the investigators have not determined the cause of the death but friends say no doctor should have begin her an opiate prescription. >>> a recall involving store brand children's cold medicine is expanding. the product sold under names like rite-aid top care dollar dare care one and cbs come with a dose cup with incorrect markings on it. the recall involves both the grape and cherry liquid medicine. we have idea tales on cbsboston.com. >> important for parents to know. >>> we have a lot more in the next half-hour including a fitness stud

he was last seen wearing a gray fordham t-shirt with maroon text beneath a red, orange and gray flannel and khaki pants and tan colored timberland boots. many in the area near the bar are concerned. >> i know friends of friends that work with him. so, i have just been sending out the picture message, the missing information to everyone i know to get the word out there. it's terrible. it was during the blizzard. it's kind of like the worst time for him to go missing. very dangerous. >> reporter: and genovese is described as 5'3", weighing about 140 pounds, black hair and brown eyes. no indications that foul play is involved. that's the latest from hoboken, anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thanks. >>> a developing story. there has been another arrest in connection to the death of a baby in the bronx. the child's own mother is in custody. two-month-old mason white's father, a man jammed jose feliciano was arrested for the death. now danielle white is in custody. the baby was smoothered. investigators say after killing mason, surveillance video shows him carrying the body in a

problem deegan at fordham road. expect delays. inbound george washington bridge you have a minor delay. lincoln 40 minutes. holland 20-minute delay. accident on the staten island expressway on the eastbound side near clove road. alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended. metered in effect. over to you. >> now the weekend accuweather forecast with meteorologist bill evans. >> today we are going to have flurries. we will have snow showers and you see clouds to the west now. that is high clouds from those flurries that are off to the west that are really starting to get into central an eastern pennsylvania. so, we have plenty of cold temperatures out there. laguardia leading the way at 38. everybody else in the mid-30s to upper 20s. albany, williamsport, scranton, wilkes-barre to reading. they slide in. they are gone by tonight. blustery and colder tonight. warming back up on sunday. >> that is the news for now. "live with kelly and michael" at 9:00 a.m. more "good morning america" next on channel 7. i'm going to swing

. >>> the fordham plaza is up and running today. the city unveiled the transportation hub with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. officials call it one. premier plazas. there is increased pedestrian space, more lighting and public toilets. during the warmer months you can visit retail kiosks and a green market. >>> applications for 2016 tcs new york city marathon will be accepted. the window will stay open from january 21st to s. runners who earn a guaranteed spot must complete an application. everyone will find out if they have a spot in a drawing on march th. more than one million people will watch the largest marathon in the world on november 6th broadcast live on wabc-tv. >> i could would do it. you want to. >> not. >> i might be convinced. i'm leaving the door open. >> and you are using to take a year. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news first at 4:00," a major shift is in the works at some elite colleges. what is more important than academics and test scores when it comes to college admissions. >> all the talk of a winter storm has

check outth umass yesterday, ending its first half game against fordham. grabs the rebound, letsth fly, and hits it. umass tied at the half, as we take another look. this one was from three-point land. a great shot. one the senior will remember forever. now we go to the end of the game. umass down by 3, and donte clark buries a three of his at 63. but live by the three, tie by the three. this one kills umass. overtime. >> baseball, earlier if the week, theo epstein in town for a baseball event for his charity. we sat down with the former red sox gm, and people have the sports final. but he talked about his favorite red sox team. >> in some ways, the 2003 team was my favorite team. we didn't win the whole thing that year, but that might be the most fun we had that year, a sense of we kind of snuck up on everyone, this kind of renegade team, to cowboy up, and it's like we -- it was such a great offensive team. with a lot of guys who maybe hadn't been appreciated for the fill abilities that they had. >> all right. backup. look who and there. rob gronkowski on

stock photograph at this does really circulate stereotypes sthrchlts se a media study professor at fordham university. >> the problem is the repetition and the fact that we often have or stereotypical images of women that often function to remind us of those stereotypes, if not in some way reinforce them. >> keren sachs is at shutter stock one of the largest companies of its kind. every second people around the world download four of their images. >> why can't you guys just go in and clean out all of these images that you guys probably wouldn't think were that great? >> our goal really is to encourage or krubt toirs to create new content and constantly upload it, we don't go back through and delete images. >> sachs is traveling to different countries asking thousands of contributing photographers for more authentic images of women. >> i want to make sure that when my son grows up the images that he sees on a daily basis are real, and aren't a fantasy, that he knows what women actually look like. >> reporter: and that may start with these women. >> keep it moving. >> focusing on the future

joe's didn't really have the sweat against fordham. up comfortably gimbal drives. easy dunk.55. they won 10 out of their last 11. nfl division round of the playoffs kicked off today. doug pederson andy reid and the kansas city chiefs are currently down 21-13 to the patriots. the game tonight the packers are playing the cardinals and last time these two teams met it didn't go too well for the pack. the cardinals played the packers in week 16 and it wasn't very pretty. arizona won 38-eight. aaron rodgers 151 yards passing, sacked eight times. cardinals are favored in this one and aaron rodgers is hoping to change his fortune. >> the pressure will all be on them. they're coming off a tough loss at home in seattle before that they blew us out. super bowl favorites and, you know, obviously the favored team on saturday night, so we just got to go out and be loose and let it all hang out. the pressure is on. >> tomorrow you can catch the panthers/seahawks game right here on fox at 1:00 o'clock. coverage begins at 11:00. >>> the most entertaining thing in sports right to you has to b

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are hospitalized with minor injuries after two police cars were hit by another vehicle near east fordham road around 3: 30 this morning. it appears police first stopped a car that then tried to flee before hitting the police cars. the driver and two others are in custody. >>> now an update in the case of an alleged gang rape in brooklyn park four of the five 18-year-old girl last pulled it off. another skimmer was found on the mta says commuters hoping to reach manhattan will have to travel past and transfer at a station with manhattan service. now john elliot has a check on weather. we see a mix of warm things up there's still black ice and numbers in the 20s. 37 in wood mere right now 34 in spring lake. 49 this afternoon, above normal i'd say so. there's that mix of sun and clouds. god bless you, 49 overnight tonight it's rain because it's so warm. 40 degrees and remember that's that rain event through mid day around 50. 50 on saturday then by monday into tuesday we have wind chills in the teens with another clipper coming on board. mary? >> all right john thank you. we are back with a

. >> i want to bring in karen greenberg, director of center of international communication at fordham law. looking at this open question now, as you heard from israeli police about whether this is criminal or a terrorist incident, but as you look at the m.o., seemingly a random act of violence there. someone has an automatic weapon and they open fire on a street, what does that pattern tell you? >> well, i think your question is excellent, which is where is the line now in today's world between the criminal and the terrorists. terrorism, which is normally associated with some political agenda, is also about terrorizing civilians. making civilians afraid to go out into any kind of public space. that's what you're seeing in tel aviv and what you've seen around the world in terms of threats and attacks on train stations, on public ven use like we saw in paris. i think the distinction is getting smaller. if this fits that description although this is in tel aviv, as you know in israel where a terrorist narrative, the islamist terrorist narrative has its base. it's hard to think of it sepa

joes is red hot today against fordham, they have never trailed. bembry scores 26. st.st like sixers. they have won just as many games, not more games this year then they won all of last year. lasalle, drexel, they lose tonight. >> all right, thanks yes. >>> "action news" at 11:30 continues tonight. we have new information about yesterday's terror attacks inside a hotel in western africa. an american was killed in the violence. we have very latest. >>> plus more of the debut of the adorable panda at the national zoo. this baby bear was greeted like a rock star. those stories and much more when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:30. iran joins the world economy as long time sanctions are lifted as a prisoner swap with iran send several american detainees homes to their families. >>> you might remember the violent video of a uber driver a attacked. now the the alleged attacker is suing the driver, why he says he is entitled to damages. >>> and national zoo's cutest new arrival, more of the debut of baybay the panda. >>> but