the greenwich village society of the greenwich village society of a story preservation hosted this hour-long program -- this hour long program. >> i am the director programs. it is a nonprofit organization founded in 1980 two preserve and protect this wonderful architectural heritage and total history that we have and what i think is the best neighborhood in the whole world. but of course, i'm slightly prejudiced. what can i do? says something about midtown, but i didn't really listen. anyway, i look around this beautiful crowd and i see people who are members, trustees. thank you. i just want to say thank you and salute you for all of your support because as a nonprofit, you.n't do it without for those of you who aren't members, i don't know what you are waiting for. can go online and join the party any time. ok? we are here tonight, it is part of a celebration on -- a black history month. we had a program at the beginning of the month with, which are hand, joyce gold, did a program on little africa. [applause] that was good. tonight, we are going to present an author who's a is about the u

did you know there were stops in greenwich village? what does it not have? let me take him a little cheat sheet and i want to introduce you all to our speaker tonight, don papson. of "secretuthor lives of the underground in new york city." he is founder of the underground railroad museum. if you have never been there, it is beautiful. he is an independent scholar and member of the american historian society. will his talk tonight, he take a few questions and his book will be available for purchase in signing at the back of the room. we have a special guest with us tonight, and i want to bring them up to the stage right now. [applause] otis, you are stronger than you look. you are something else. come over here and let's make sure the microphone is good for you. we may have to move don's noted that. are we testing, 1, 2, 3? can you hear me? ok. island,rn on staten right next door to the gay house. and about 50 years ago, my mother sold my grandfathers papers to the butler library, where two people eventually found them. who publishedoner a book and the other

for central park, greenwich and babylon, 43. take a look at these gusts. 21 in sparta, but 32-mile-an- hour wind gusts for monticello and hampton. 47 for greenwich and white plains. we're talking nearly 50-mile-an- hour wind gusts. as a result, wind advisories remain in effect for a good portion of the area that will remain in effect until noon. the only exception, ulster and dutchess until 6:00 p.m. things are relatively quiet and dry. unlike what we had yesterday, we waited for the rain, looking at some, waiting for others. we will have a dry day. turning on the futurecast,we head through tuesday and wednesday, just not much to talk about by way of it's not until we head into thursday and friday that we have a chance to see additional shower activity. so, for today, bright and blustery, 54 degrees as we head into tonight. 36 and still breezy out there. tomorrow, things are looking pretty good. 57 degrees. lots of sunshine, which is nice. and we will also take the winds out of the equation. tomorrow is the pick of the week week

live in greenwich village, gus rosendale, news 4 new york. >>> new at 5:00, a disturbing discovery on long island. the remains of several dogs found in a wooded area. the discovery was made yesterday in the roosevelt preserve. an animal skull was found. some remains were buried in plastic bags, others strewn if in various stages of decomposition. >> we're asking for the public's assistance. they're our greatest resource. >> sources tell news 4 the remains may be linked to dogfighting in the area. a $10,000 reward is being offered in this case. >> donald trump's campaign is getting a lot of attention tonight, this time it's not because of anything the presidential candidate said. trump's campaign manager is facing battery charges, the incident was apparently caught on camera. steve handlesman is in washington with details. steve? >> thanks. not only is he not going to fire manager. but trump is defending cory lou luann ewandowski in detail. he was grabbing at trump when lewandowski intervened to protect trump. trump opponents are pleased with this charge today. trump is building an org

live over greenwich. connecticut, john del giorno, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right john thank you. >>> dramatic action in north carolina to restrict the lgbt community. the governor has signed a bill blocking charlotte and other municipalities from allowing transgendered people to use the bath roms of their choosing. critics call it social engineering. and the legislature took emergency action to block it with the governor's support. the new law also bans any new protections for gays, lesbians, >>> new york city is launching new website that will make it easier for parents to track the progress of lead testing in citpsychologicals. more than 1% of -- city schools. more than 1 president of test have shown elevated levels of lead out of nearly 9 # thousand samples that have been taken. the pipes at schools that are positive now get weekly flushing. the city says repeated problems will mean the equipment is either replaced or repaired. >>> new information this morning in the disappearance of malaysia

singing at cafÉ society in greenwich village.fÉ society was unique in its day, besides presenting young talents like billie holiday and others was the only integrated nightclub outside of harlem with black patrons as well as the black performers. lena was an enormous hit. unbeknownst to the patrons, caÉe society was a fund-raising outlet for the then legalot know communist party usa. appeared if she had known, lena would not have care. she did not know communist from a republican. york where but in 19 fifties, every performer performer who appeared at cafÉ society would be blacklisted. now however she was able to bring me a little teddy to new york.ru where we all lived in the her childhood brooklyn home. teddy's visit was short-lived. there is a cruel divorce agreement that i would live with my mother while teddy would live with the father. but my mother and i were soon to live move further away. because of her's cafÉ society success she received an offer from hollywood, not from the movies,, but from a new nightclub. once again

she now got another career break, singing at cafÉ society in greenwich village.cafÉ society was unique in its day. besides presenting extraordinary young talents like billy holday, it was the only integrated night club outside of harlem with black patrons as well as black performers. lena was an enormous hit. unbeknown to most of the performers and patrons, however, cafÉ society was a fundraising outlet for the then-legal communist party usa as the american communist party was known. if she had known, lena doubtless would not have carried. she did not know a communist from a republican. [laughter] but in the 1950s, every performer who appeared at cafÉ society would be blacklisted. now, however, she was able to bring me and little teddy to new york where we all entered her childhood brooklyn home. little teddy's visit was short-lived, however. louis' cruel divorce agreement stipulated that i would live with my mother while teddy lived with our father. but my mother and i were soon to move even farther away. because of her cafÉ society success, lena had received an

the greenwich village society of the greenwich village society of a story preservation hosted this hour-long program -- this hour long program. >> i am the director programs. it is a nonprofit organization founded in 1980 two preserve and protect this wonderful architectural heritage and total history that we have and what i think is the best neighborhood in the whole world. but of course, i'm slightly prejudiced. what can i do? says something about midtown, but i didn't really listen. anyway, i look around this beautiful

forty-eight in greenwich village. clouds overhead. that will be the trend today. they will gradually get more thick as the day progresses. and there is a slight chance of showers this afternoon. especially south and east of the city. tomorrow, anticipating rain and wind and cold air. today, not a lot of that. it is 37 at noon. sixty-one is the high today. showers possible as we get into the afternoon and evening hours. city. the full forecast coming up. we will talk about some changes in the work week. back to you. >>> family and friends are clinging to hope as the search for two members of a tugboat crew is supposed to resume in the hudson river. near the tappan zee bridge and we're live from tarrytown with an update. >> reporter: the daughter of paul amon, the man who was found in the water after this crash, says her dad was passionate about his job as a tugboat crewmen. now crews will resume the search this morning for the two crewmembers who were on the boat with him when it crashed. >> 40 feet underwater. missing after the 84-foot vessel pulling a crane crash

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. >>> plus a shocking act of violence against a transgender woman inside a greenwich village there is no imminent health threat from the chemical. di dioxin dioxin. >>> in connecticut the popu tion in one county just keeps on climbing. county has grown close to 30,000 people in the last five years, an increase of 3%. other counties have not seen the game growth. their populations are remaining just about the same. >>> lester holt joins us with a look at what's ahead on nbc nightly news. >>> we have full coverage on the latest shooting incident at the u.s. capital today. also experts are warning drivers that keyless ignition systems are leading to an increased number of drivers who accidentally leave their cars running. that can have deadly consequences if you park in a garage. a lot of times people are distracted. others probably not used to the they put the cars in park but they forget to hit the off button. one consumer group is tracking the rising number of deaths. also, one family's story of a very near miss. >>> decision 2016 now and the upcoming new york presidential primary cou

car police say was involved in a hit and run crash in greenwich village. it happened just before wednesday night. christopher street driving up onto the sidewalk and hitting a 40-year-old man before then just taking off. the victim was treated for his injuries at bellevue hospital. the suv has new york license gsp. >>> one person is still in critical condition this morning suv on the grand central parkway and then crashed into oncoming traffic ripping through the roof of a car. authorities say it was heading westbound when it lost its tire yesterday afternoon. that tire then jumped the median and tore through the opposite way. two people who said they were ems personnel rushed over to that toyota. >> they pulled him out and they pulled that person in their the hospital. >> the passenger is still in critical condition. the driver suffered only minor injuries. the driveern and the baby who were inside of the mazda are both okay. so terrible. >>> straight ahead, after nearly one near in space and less than two weeks back on earth, astronaut scott kelly makes

. >> got to get doors. 19th century greenwich village townhouse, a building once owned byll, lynch. the bomb was being assembled by members of the weather underground, a radical left-wing group that took its name from lilian hire rick, you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. three members of the group wereut right two. others, kathy boudin and cathy wilkerson whose fare house. >> the young woman who escaped the townhouse during the >> cowan: in the confusion that followed actor dustin hoffman was spottedluables from his apartment in the townhouse next door. after years on the run, kathy wilkerson voluntarily 1980. she would serve less than a year >> among the four suspects of the catherinehy boudin was arrested for her role in 1981 brinks truck robbery that left three people dead. she was paroled in later, not without controversy, appointed adjunct professor at columbia university in 2013. as for the greenwich villagee, a new owner rebuilt it in the late 1970s in an eye-catching and distinctly style. it changed hands in late 201 for reported. ahead lining up fo

this moved through amherst approaching vermillion, norwalk, willard and greenwich and this line as well in ashland county and down to millersburg all tracking to the northeast. it puts it in the wooster area after 6:00 oberlin 6:35 and montrose 6:53 and i expect in the greater cleveland area after 7:00 tonight. showers and thunder, the heaviest early this evening. over half inch of rain expected with this. we are already getting reports of ponding on the roads as this line was coming through. the mansfield area. cleveland and still at 70 in the akron-canton area updates moving along in the newscast. back to you. >> back to campaign 2016 including ohio and tomorrow. >>> northeast ohio getting visits from presidential candidates today. we begin in youngstown. sara goldenberg joins us live at a donald trump event. sara? > right now there are hundreds of people gathered in this hangar at youngstown warren regional airport waiting for donald trump to arrive. the rally has officially kicked off and not here quite yet. security was tight as we were coming in today. a lot of people holding thei

same into central park. 41 for white plains. 62 for greenwich. so highs around the area today ranging from the upper 40s to the mid-50s. central park, one of the warmest locations pointing at a high temperature of 55 degrees today. that's where we should be. the arch is 54. we were 55 -- average is 54. so we were 55 today. still managed to pull out a very nice easter sunday despite the cloud cover. we're starting to see the clouds thicken up right now over the last couple of hours. a slight warmup for your monday. 59 degrees is where we're going for your monday temperature- wise. so 60s despite the clouds and rain. 54 is where we'll be on tuesday. gain a couple degrees. lose a of degrees. a little bit of rain moving in. most of that is not making it to the ground. not yet but it will. morning commute. the rain returns in the overnight hours tonight. a soggy start to the workweek. and in fact, your monday morning commute to work should be a little wetter, a little more active than your monday evening commute from work. things should be drying out

in greenwich, between field point road to greenwich avenue, you want to go with the turnpike instead. >>> all right. thank you very much, emily. >>> chris, i just saw the easter bunny at sacks away from the city. on east, chillier. look at the rain threat tomorrow. it's warmer, upper 60s. it's dry and in the 50s. a high of 55 sunday and a few clouds. >> thanks. >>> the "today" show is next. >>> that's what's happening "today in new york." breaking overnight, new raids in brussels as the manhunt for suspects intensifies. so far no arrests as we learn just how close police came to capturing two of the bombers before the attacks. >>> out of bounds? donald trump escalates his feud with ted cruz overnight retweeting an insult directed at cruz's wife. the senator responds. the heated rivalry reaching a

everybody out there below the freezing mark, let's go to connecticut, 29 right now from stan in greenwich. windy and cool today, felt like march. weight, it is march. you are onto something. you're going to see something of -- snow and real cold air, temperatures upper 60s, close to 70 within one seven-day forecast. it's a nice-looking sky overhead, no problems. freezing out, 30 degrees, the chill is 22. factor in wind gusts out there. 55 officially the high temperature, 45 would be the average. yesterday, i said the almanac is going to be deceiving by the because you're going to show day, the coldest temp with at all day long, it's going to continue to drop. the winds will still be with you in the morning. still gusting up there. they won't be with you by the afternoon. could be snow starting to knock on the door. 11:50 9 pm because i didn't -- the snow making its way in. i'll tell you how much in just a moment and then 70s are possible for some folks next week. the first thing on that list, the winds. 7:30, gusting 15 to 20 as a general rule for a good chunk of the area. then afternoon

temps, upper 30s low 40s for much the tristate area. 51 for jfk and bay bridge. 51 for white plains, greenwich, babylon and edison. so still mild. 47 for the hamptons. however, we will see things cool down. what you can expect is this light rain we're seeing now. that really fills in tomorrow. a heavier rain is what we're expecting for tomorrow. a lot of it is light. but we'll have pockets of heavy to moderate rain. the local be windy and chilly as well. so it's really just a terrible combination of things, especially for a monday. it's still damp but warmer for your tuesday. nicely. as far as march is concerned we are, well, a little below. about 1 1/4 inches below for march. but not for the year. on the year, we have a surplus. so rain-wise, we're doing pretty well so far. we'll add a bit to the rain bucket here. bit of the rain moving in. it's starting to make it to the ground. you can see also, though, we have plenty of moisture behind immaterial so we're not done with the system. the local -- behind it. so we're not done with the system. the local take several hours. we see that light rai

catskills into vernon, new jersey, so really north of i-80 and new jersey, a couple sprinkles near greenwich and stanford but nothing heavy. eventually this rain collapse down in the area. it's connected to incredible rainfall. they've gotten over a foot of rain in parts of louisiana and arkansas, water rescues and flooding. we're fortunate to get just light rainfall as this bends in on the area going through the late night. figure the next couple hours evan is, close to 10 -- i-287, close to the bronx by 10:00. then overnight about 1/4 inch of rainfall, but it's leaving and probably offshore by 4 or 5 a.m. leftover clouds early especially along the coast. quickly the shine comes out and we've got a cool breeze. the numbers tonight are beautiful. tomorrow morning we're in the 40s and 50s. we get to the low 60s with a pretty good breeze and it feels like 50s. 56 overnight, cloudy and mild, rain developing northwest to southeast, becoming sunny quickly tomorrow, but a cooler breeze. 43 tomorrow. you really notice the cool air coming in. 63 on saturday, but saturday morning we've got widespread

stan in greenwich, 47. only getting better over the next few days, can't wait. yeah. tomorrow, it's here, record- breaking warmth is what we're expecting, a look outside from our camera, high atop the empire state building, mostly clear, 49 degrees in the park, winds out of the east at six. places like bridgeport, to the mid and upper 60s, 65 for newark, central park today, 67 degrees. incredibly mild, but not a record, 20 above where we should be, but the record for this day is 76. so we didn't come close to challenging a record but again, 20 above normal, going to see even warmer temps tomorrow. for tech satellite and radar showing a few high, thin passing clouds, generally speaking things relatively dry in our area. as we head through the day tomorrow, the bigger picture shows what's going on. area of high-pressure sliding up short, circulation around it happened to nice warm air, southerly flow, tapping into warm air and boat to get the most out of it tomorrow. soak overnight tomorrow we have like winds, temperatures in the upper 40s, really, 40s across the tri-st

a sexual assault at the historic stone wall inn in greenwich village. we'll tell you about the suspect that police now want to find. >> caught on camera, a suspect tries to escape police by jumping in to a muddy river. wait till you see how police we'll have that and much more coming up tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. that's our news for now. world news tonight is coming up next. have a great night. >>> tonight, chaos in the capital. shots fired. panic inside. families visiting. and staff running for cover. capitol police opening fire. and we're on the scene tonight. >>> breaking news. the urgent new bulletin at this hour. the school on lockdown. the community on alert. an escaped murderer on the run. >>> the war of words tonight. donald trump, ted cruz and who really started this over their wives? the new accusation. and hillary clinton pivots to trump, issuing a new warning tonight. >>> the extreme weather hitting parts of this country. in the east, the wind fears. from washington, d.c. all the

investigators say they walked into a bathroom at the greenwich village bar and fondled and he allegedly left the bathroom and returned a short time later and fondled the same woman again. >>> a reward being offered in the shooting death. 16-year-old juan rodriguez known as chico. >>> a man there spend life behind bars or shooting and wounding a police officer. yesterday, a judge gave him the maximum sentence for shooting officer collins during a traffic stop last year. the officer recovered and is back on duty. >>> now to a health alert. a foreign national visiting rockland county has died from bacterial meningitis. the man from argentina felt sick and checked himself into the hospital where he then died. the cdc will not say which airline, airport or the route reaching out to fellow passengers. rockland officials say there's no cause for alarm and people in close contact with him are being treated with medication. >>> and every single school throughout the state with recent testing found 30 schools there had high levels of lead in the drinking water. and that prompted lawmakers to prop

and still, recording within the last hour, a 40 mile-an-hour gust in greenwich, connecticut. and headlines look like this. the winds will be calm. by the time you get to your wednesday afternoon. wednesday looking to be a pretty good looking day. temperatures similar to today. a lot of sunshine. a warmup that will come here for thursday, going into friday. but friday, it looks to give us some rain. right now it does not look like a deluge of rain. it is, you know, a half of an inch or so for some folks out there but it is the rain chance. here is your low pressure system that gave you the cloud cover yesterday. and also gave you the rain as well. it is now pushing up into canada. it will continue to push out of here, and high pressure, it is now in control. and so we have a good-looking couple of days. and then you can see on the backside of the high, we have some precipitation out there. and we could see some precipitation in our area, it looks more so like late thursday going into friday. so your wednesday, it looks to be a great-looking sky. and your thursday, it looks pre

. >>> new tonight, we are getting a clear image of a man police subway tracks in greenwich the attack happened last month at the west fourth station. the 39-year-old victim managed to climb back up on to the platform on his own. he did suffer some bruising. in a separate incident this past weekend, a teenager survived being pushed into the path of a train in queens. >>> a huge pothole on a runway in la guardia airport caused quite a few headaches tonight. the crater has been fixed but there are still flight delays and mounting frustration ray villeda is at the airport for us. >> reporter: a large pothole is to blame for hours of backup in the sky, on the runway, and in the terminal. but while the hole has been patched up, the travel woes still linger. inside la guardia airport a, mildred vazquez's family is waiting for their vacation to start. they'll be waiting for several hours. >> i asked a guy what's going on? perfect weather here. perfect weather in orlando. he said they went out. there was something wrong with the runway. a pothole shut down runway 1-3, causing ifelays for folks

and one degree cooler as we head into connecticut, this is from sam in greenwich. and says 44 there. nice day but a bit breezy, and temperatures where we should be if not warmer but again, we definitely are getting that with the breeze, and mark and janine in pleasant valley, 39 degrees. a live look outside, see what is going on, from the camera high atop the empire state building. partly clear, and 43 degrees. the winds out of the hour.

she now got another career break, singing at cafÉ society in greenwich village.cafÉ society was unique in its day. besides presenting extraordinary young talents like billy holday, it was the only integrated night club outside of harlem with black patrons as well as black performers. lena was an enormous hit. unbeknown to most of the performers and patrons, however, cafÉ society was a fundraising outlet for the then-legal communist party usa as the american communist party was known. if she had known, lena doubtless would not have carried. she did not know a communist from a republican. [laughter] but in the 1950s, every performer who appeared at cafÉ society would be

officials and people in chelsea in greenwich village gathered to protest the closure on the store on w. 14th st. the associated supermarket there is a vital source of affordable groceries for people in the area.the landlord is demanding a massive rent increase. in less the landlord returns to the negotiating table, the store will close in may. >> japanese stores are now employing a robot . >> that's much like fox 5 in the morning . >> they can respond to your emotions. >> it equipped with an emotional engine . it's a child based artificial intelligence system that allows it to analyze gestures , expressions and voice tones. the prototype was created in 2014 and they are being sold to retail stores and they are using them as sales assistants. look at that? look at the hairdo on him. >> top stories when we >> mmm... i can't believe it has i can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients. i can't believe... we're on a whale. [whale] i can't believe they talked me into this. i can't believe my real, simple ingredients. unbelievable taste. oh it's real! enjoy i can't believe from "

investigators say he walked into a bathroom at a greenwich bar saturday night and fondled and sexually assaulted a woman and then allegedly left and returned and fondled that same woman again. >>> a man from argentina felt sick and checked him into knew yolk hospital where he died. the cdc will not say which airline or airport or the route the man took but say they're reaching out to fellow passengers. rockland officials say there's no cause for alarm and people with close contact are being treated with medication pop. >>> a maccer who claimed responsibility for anti-semitic fliers were found at princeton college. they featured links to a neo-nazi website. nationalist hackavist claims he was responsible for targeting those printers. >>> and in new jersey, a bill would require officials to test the water at ever public school in the state twice a year. some lawmakers are demanding action after testing revealed elevatored lead levels in drinking waters in 30 schools in newark. >>> and just a few hour, hundreds of connecticut state workers will converge on state house in hartford. that's

. >> new this morning, police are searching for the heartless greenwich village and just took off. we have the photos police now want you to see. amy? >> here in the accuweather center, we're tracking temperatures. upper 30s and low 40s on long island right now. the 24-hour temperature change are as much as 20 degrees colder than the same time yesterday. so we'll look at that and how that plays out over the weekend. thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, two united club passes, priority boarding, and 30,000 bonus miles. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. fo . >>> a speeding driver, according to police was high on pcp and driving with a suspended license. he was also speeding, according to police, at three times the posted limit. a wake was held last night for 16-year-old noel herrera whose he and his friend brian rodriguez were killed last weekend standing on the sidewalk when a speeding car ju

you make your way down towards greenwich. going through the tappan zee bridge on 287 across west chester the bronx river parkway will be fine. here's the lie over by holbrook road. as was found in eastbound traffic moving fine. as for the george washington bridge, we are dealing with a wet commute in the upper and lower levels doing fine. >> thank you, ines.we have a lot more coming up with syracuse bands in the house.they might make it into the final four with history at the second time. we have that up next in sports. >> good day is coming back >> thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with crea

everyone in the mid-40s. 50 in greenwich. 36 monticello. there is still a little bit of snow showers, flake of snow or sleet pushing through. not making a big impact. now the air mass is so dry. this will fade away over night. this is the air mass for your day tomorrow. tomorrow, over night lows of 35, a chill for the morning. for tomorrow, 53 degrees, milder tomorrow than today. a sun and cloud mix. there will be some periods of precipitation, stick by, we will talk about that, is it all rain, could there we snow? we will talk about that later. >>> we know this, the show will go on. washington, d.c.'s famous cherry blossoms survived the cold snap. forecasted snow never came so the bloom period is expected wednesday. 70% of the trees will blossom. the festival will begin this weekend. the event honors the friendship between the united states and japan. the trees were a gift from tokyo's mayor in 1912. >> so gorgeous. >>> still ahead at 5:00 p.m. why millionaires are asking the governor to raise their taxes. . >> doctors writing unusual pres

. >> an elegant townhouse in new york's greenwich village was destroyed by a series of dynamite explosions>> authorities first assumed an accidental detonation in a gas line had been responsible, except that the blast had been too powerful, destroying the $100,000 house and badly damaging the two neighboring homes, one belonging to actor dustin hoffman. and as firemen picked their way through the rubble, they found a basement workshop with sticks of dynamite and the materials needed to make bombs. three bodies were found in the rubble. >> the new york cell of the weather underground was beginning to build bombs that were to be placed that night at an officers' dance at ft. dix, new jersey. however, something went badly, and three ended up dead. >> the daughter of the building's owner and another girl fled right after the blast. >> i just went into survival mode, both to get out of the house and then to get away from the police. at that point, i was a combatant. >> the student protesters of the '60s have turned into more serious revolutionaries using far more lethal weapons. >> the '60s, we

this moved through amherst approaching vermillion, norwalk, willard and greenwich and this line as well in ashland county and down to millersburg all tracking to the northeast. it puts it in the wooster area after 6:00 oberlin 6:35 and montrose 6:53 and i expect in the greater cleveland area after 7:00 tonight. showers and thunder, the heaviest early this evening. over half inch of rain expected with this. we are already getting reports of ponding on the roads as this line was coming through. the mansfield area.

so the greenwich village movement was there to celebrate people's culture. >> if you like the music,their ways of looking at the world, too. ♪ and then, eventually, one guy emerges as being special. ♪ ♪ a bullet from the back of a bush took medgar evers' blood ♪ >> during that time in the '60s, as that cultural revolution was slowly bubbling and kids were starting to question authority, question what was happening in their country, they're looking for answers. >> bob dylan thought that folk music was poetry. he took beat energy and mixed it with folk culture, and it's more lyrical intensity than anybody's put to song before. ♪ and the negro's name is used, it is plain ♪ ♪ for the politician's gain as he rises to fame ♪ >> up until the time of bob dylan, there were the songwriters and there were the singers. dylan started writing his own music. >> he says, i am going to comment on the world, i'm going to comment on the nature of this human experience. bob dylan was sort of in this white-hot moment of saying more in the popular song than anyone ever had before. ♪ only a pawn in their g

several people have been forced out of their homes after flames ripped through a popular restaurant in greenwich. the fire started inside barcelona restaurant and wine bar on west putnam avenue. no one was in the restaurant at the time but residents in a nearby building will not be allowed back in to their homes because the building has been deemed dangerous and unsafe. >>> right now port authority officials meeting to discuss expansion plans at laguardia airport. the cost of the laguardia project has grown to $5.3 billion. governor chris christie's appointees on this meeting say they cannot support the expansion plan in its current configuration. the port authority looking to build two new rail tunnels through new jersey and bus tunnel through midtown. >>> new york city is launching a website to make it easier for parents to track the progress of schools. 1% of tests have shown elevated levels of lead. that's out of nearly 90,000 samples taken. the pipes that tested positive now get weekly flushings. repeated problems will mean the equipment is replaced or repaired. >>> later today we could lea

. >>> the hunt continues this morning for the suv scene in the surveillance video from greenwich village. police say the driver was involved in a hit and run on march 4 that left a 40-year-old man injured. the man says he was struck when the suv jumped a curb along christopher street. investigators say the suv had new york plates which include the letters gsp. >> thank you. >>> and a woman goes tumbling 30 feet off the whitestone expressway and greens. sources say victoria garrett fell off the overpass yesterday morning after trying to help a friend who was allegedly driving drunk. sources say the friend, samantha maloney, called victoria garrett after she hit a concrete highway barrier. victoria garrett was standing on the -- on the side of the highway when sources say an off- victoria garrett was hit and thrown over the barrier. and off-duty emt stopped to help her. >> victoria garrett remains in the hospital in critical condition. her friend was charged with dui. sources tell us the lieutenant has to breathalyzer test. >>> and saying goodbye to one of two new jersey teenagers killed a

fifty-two in greenwich. thirty-five and the hamptons. quite a spread. as we look at the 24 hour temperature change, there is a huge bump up. it is 20 degrees warmer in monticello now as opposed to yesterday at this time. warmer. on the satellite and radar, we watched as the clouds get more thick. plenty of rain making its way closer to us. most of that right now making valley. tomorrow. we are expecting a very foggy start to the work week today. pretty cloudy out there. by 3:00, the high is 61. mostly cloudy. it will be breezy with a slight progresses. i will have the full forecast coming up and talk about the rain moving in tomorrow. >>> campaign 2016, officers used pepper spray twice on protesters outside of a donald trump rally in kansas city, missouri last night. police say they arrested two inside the event, other demonstrators were removed. fears of violence at an around donald trump gatherings. we have more. >> secret service agents formed a circle around donald trump as a man tried to rush the stage in ohio saturday. >> donald trump was forced t

the action cam was at the scene of kings highway in east green greenwich. two people were in the house when the fire broke out. they did manage to get out unharmed. the fire killed two of their three dogs. a firefighters is being treated in the hospital for an injured leg. part of the floor gave out pinning his leg for a moment. >>> a public viewing begins today for sean cullen. the 31-year-old father engaged to be married died when he was struck by a car in deptford. trooper cullen's viewing 2 to 7:00 p.m. at saint charles borromeo church in cinnaminson, new jersey. trooper cullen lived in cinnaminson with his brega -- pregnant fiance and 9-month-old child. he served on several police departments including full time in west hammonton. >>> he was just funny, he was the guy that came into the room, everybody was smiling and laughing. he was a great guy. >>> he was someone that could joke he had a quick wit about him. more importantly he understood what the thing of service was. he understood when someone dialed 911 they really needed him. he understood what

the action cam was at the scene, the 500 block of kings highway in east greenwich. firefighters arrived after 11:20 to find flames and smoke pouring through the 150-year-old home. two people were in the house when the fire broke out. they did manage to get out unharmed. the fire killed two of their three dogs. a firefighter was put in the hospital for an injured leg. >>> a public viewing begins fore new jersey straight trooper, sean cullen. the 31-year-old father engaged to be married died when he was struck by a car on 195. the funeral mass is at noon tomorrow. >>> trooper cullen lived in cinnaminson along with his pregnant fiance and their 9-month-old child. he came from ireland when he was 3 years old. the belmawr police barracks was his home away from home. >>> he was funny, everybody loved him. he was the guy that came into the room, it didn't matter what was going on, everybody was smiling and laughing. >>> he had a quick wit about him. he understood what service was, he understood when someone dialed 911 they needed him. he understood what it meant to live ou

after a 32-year-old a man was shot dead in greenwich village a bisexual man is convicted of murder as a hate crime. 32-year-old mark carson was shot in the face at close range its sixth avenue, may of 2013. prosecutors say he was targeted because of his sexual orientation after he and his partner were taunted and insulted the night of his death. video of the gunman shortly after the arrest. [laughter] >> that can't be right. >> the jury deliberated two days before finding eliot more alyce guilty of murder as the crime despite his assertion he could not be a bigot because of his own sexual orientation. he had passed carson and his companion on the street earlier in the night before the shooting. he faces a minimum of 20 years in prison when sentenced next month. >> mourners at paying respects to nancy reagan. thousands of people are expected to file past her casket at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, calif. an hour north of los angeles, four first lady's including michele obama and hillary clinton will attend the funeral tomorrow. she will be made to rest next to