that's the latest from hillsdale. >> think you very much. they continue their push crossed next week's primary. it's already abuzz with hillary clinton do here at 9:30 a.m.. multiple polls show her leading bernie sanders. neither she nor the other anything for granted. she will be in midland for a roundtable discussion between men and women. she popped up all over new york yesterday.she stopped at a diner in queens to discuss gun violence and port washington and attended a dinner in holbrook . she challenged bernie sanders, who she says she looks forward to debating with on thursday. >> bernie sanders has had trouble answering. he has had trouble answering about his core issues , namely dealing with the banks. he has trouble answering foreign policy questions. >> he campaigned up state . he remained steadfast in his belief that he is best equipped to win in november. >> this is a campaign in national poll after national poll is defeating donald trump. double digit! [cheering] he is already looking ahead to trump . >> clinton's campaign trump

reporting live in hillsdale, valerie castro, cbs2 news. >> thank you. >>> police are looking for a mugger who followed his victim through a door left unlocked before the sabbath. surveillance video shows him entering an apartment building on president street in crown heights, he sneaked up behind a 24-year-old on saturday night and wrapped his arm around her neck. the thief took the victim's phone and a five dollar bill. >>> campaign 2016 now, at least two of donald trump's children cbs2's tony aiello live with more on that and the rest of the day on the campaign trail. >> trump's daughter yvonne and son eric both missed the new york deadline to register as republicans, so they can't vote for trump on april 19. granted he probably won't need their volts. a poll has trump in front here by 33 points. donald trump talked winning to a huge crowd in albany. >> we're going to win so much, you may even get tired of winning! to >> reporter: the front-runner also got in some whining about the weekends results in colorado. >> it's a rigged, disgusting, dirty system. >> ted cruz won all 34 delegates

another one report south 101 near hillsdale. it looks like the left lane is affected. slow traffic is building from pittsburg westbound to baypoint. >> new details on the former concord naval weapons station a company is going to negotiate with the city to revise the terms of the agreement to favor the city. the acre was to be turned into low-to-mids and parks and amenities the only developer left at the table. the staff will negotiate new terms and discussions next month. >> some bench are free in the north bay for now. officials have put off the plan to charge. >> stay with us for more coverage of the warriors' big win. they are looking forward to the playoffs. >> if you are headed out the door take us with you, our news app has everything you need to track the rain where you live. track the rain where you live. it is free. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them with k9 advantix ii. it kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. feel like this. look like this. feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be

right around hillsdale the scene of the second crash. we just got word of a crash involving two vehicles. so, two solo spinouts and one crash involving two vehicles through the same stretch. we're warning about slippery conditions out there from earlier rain. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic backing up here. now, this is not a surprise and no major problems for the maze or east shore freeway. and a pleasant drive for most of the bay and light traffic right now. back to you. >> waiting in a there. >>> coming to a campaign trail near you. reaction from local republicans, ne next. >>> while the warriors made history here. kobe bryant doing some history of his own in southern california. the hollywood ending to a masterful career. >>> a live look outside at the sap center. the home of the san jose sharks. team teal down in los angeles right now for the nhl playoffs. game one against the kings is tonight. puck drops at 7:30. ==laura/vo== and today marks a key point in the race for the white house ahead of next week's prima

. >> reporter: just weeks ago a postmaster in neighboring hillsdale called 911. >> you're not going to believe this but i've got a carrier that's being attacked by the wild turkeys and won't let him deliver the mail. >> but all jokes aside, the memory, the fear, it stillingers. >> i hear it sometimes at night, that loud noise of the turkey breaking through the glass. when you're in it at the time it's so scary and it happens so suddenly that's it's just one of those moments that is this the time when life is going to change in a moment. >> reporter: she feels so lucky that her kids were not hurt in that really scary ordeal. the department of fish and wild life said this is quite common. they've gotten 20 to 30 calls alone this year. don't feed them, they say. they'll keep coming back for more. >>> all right. thanks so much and now to that united flight attendant who made headlines yesterday when she deployed an emergency slide in houston. tonight she's out of a job. new video shows the woman inflate the chute, toss her bag into the ground and slide right down. the airline says there wa

in neighboring hillsdale in february, wild turkeys trapped a postal carrier in his truck. >>> securitythe rails will be the hot topic in washington as the senate transportation committee holds hearings today. committee members will hear from one official. tsa administrator peter neffinger. >>> philadelphia's mayor may be the top public official in the city but he's not the highest paid. that honor goes to medical examiner sam golini who pulls in $260,000 a year. the police commissioner makes $240,000 a year, third place goes to deputy medical examiner, albert chxt hu who makes more than 231,000. mayor kenney is in fourth place at $217,000 a year. >>>ç new information about pla to improve the pennsylvania turnpike in response to problems from the january blizzard. you may remember the snowstorm left hundreds of drivers stranded. well, yesterday turnpike officials released a report on what they'll do to better manage traffic during weather emergencies like that one. they say too many tractor-trailers were blocking lanes during that blizzard. they weren't supposed to be using those lanes

the school in hillsdale pushed for the change. the school superintendent said it's the same policy adopted in several other districts. the change has some detractors. people comfortable are making others uncomfortable. and maybe i'm wrong. i don't go to the school. >> this says no, you don't have to leave, you don't have to go somewhere else to be yourself. you don't have to keep it in here. you can stay here. >> the board had tabled the issue after parents voiced concerns. tonight's voice was 6-1 to adopt the new policy. >>> call it an unanticipated consequence of the relations between the u.s. and cuba. tonight a beer shortage on the island nation. cuba running low on beer because of the sudden influx of american tourists, apparently with a thirst to visit the once off limits country and drink the brews. favorite brands, cristal and buckenerro. they're coming -- they're considering a new brand to meet the demand. thanks to the visiting americas. >> always a good thing. >>> always a good thing, the weather changing, turning the t

that is the latest from hillsdale. back to both of you. greg: policies in effect, they approved it last night. >> reporter: they approved it last night. affect? >> reporter: my understanding is it goes into effect immediately. greg: thank you. rosanna: confusing for kids. i am sure the boys who are they will get in trouble. greg: there may be some giggling, times have changed, we have all grown a bit. in high school i didn't know if i was arthur or martha but things work themselves out. the policy, got to respect both sides but the policy is approved, hope it goes well. rosanna: when i went into the non-the bathroom, we had a lot of different people in the bathroom. i thought it was kind of fun. greg: most were doing something else. rosanna: thousands of union workers at verizon say they will go on strike tomorrow if they don't get a new contract. greg: they work on the company's landline phone and internet operations that haven't had a contract since august. unions say they are trying to improve pension benefits and prevent verizon from t

teresa priolo has more on this story in hillsdale, new jersey. >> reporter: good morning. this impacts six students specifically but if you were at the board meeting last night and heard the debate you know this does apply throughout the entire district and affect a lot of people. there are some who believe this is an issue of rights, others say it violates their privacy concerns and is a security issue. >> i am glad to see our school taking the right steps and affirming the lives of people like myself and implement a policy that will save those lives in the future. >> what about the mental distress on all our children, my child? nothing is getting addressed for that. >> reporter: contentious issue on a topic debated nationally. now students who are transgender can use the bathroom which >> i feel it is great for all of our kids that we are teaching them about the kind of people they should be, the kind of community we should have and the kind of society they should be part of. >> reporter: monday's vote marks the second time the board has allowed public comment on this bu

in neighboring hillsdale in february wild turkeys trapped a postal carrier in his truck. >>> janet jacksons postponing the second leg of her tour saying she's planning a family with her husband. the singer announced the delay in a clip on her twitter account this morning. she didn't say she was pregnant, only that she needed to rest up. now, last december the 49-year-old jackson postponed the unbreakable tour until the spring to have an unspecified surgical procedure. it was supposed to resume next month. we've reached out to the wells fargo center in south philadelphia to see if the delay affects jackson's concert there in late august. we'll let you know as soon as they get back to us. >>> a new study suggests many babies are developing unhealthy eating habits by the time they're just 9 months old. researchers looked at what infants ate as they transitioned away from baby food. the survey showed many babies ate more french fries or sugary foods than vegetables and whole grains. some of the infants are consuming adult levels of sodium and added sugars by their first birthday. >>> meanwhile

in neighboring hillsdale in february, wild turkeys trapped a postal carrier in his truck. >>> 6:53 onay. just about freezing outside. coming up, we'll have a check of the day's headlines and the stories you need to know as you head out the door. >> that's right. two political heavy hitters are coming to philadelphia today. we'll have what you need to know about their upcoming events. >>> we'll take a live look at the philadelphia international airport. it is chilly outside. coming up, what you need to know about hearings today that could change security at airports around the country. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. katie mcginty knowshool, get the routine. by.

new jersey reporter toni yates is live in hillsdale with more. >> that's exactly right. the two high schools here in the district would also have to provide for those students a single stall facility or at least a private area for a transgender student to change if they felt more comfortable with that, and the students out here, they've been actively involved in this discussion. >> reporter: these four seniors graduate soon. others to college. they'll leave high school well versed and rehearsed on what it means to make a difference, stepping up to have their say on the transgender policy to be for good reason. >> we have friends that are transgender in school and stuff so we heard the opinion of them and we understand how important it is to them. >> it's not a huge community but there is a and the more people that speak up, the better it is because it shows more people agree with it. >> reporter: the district superintendent says that's adopted in several new jersey school districts looks to protect. >> assuming what the policy passes, it would allow for a transgender stu

. >> this exchange was part of a debate at a school district meeting in hillsdale, bergen county lastboard decided to pass the transgender policy for two high schools in the district. >> essentially warrants the rights that every other student has within our school district. >> my daughter is kind of upset. she doesn't want to have to think about having boys in her locker room. >> it should be the expectation, not the exception to the rule. >> the in you policy follows several other new jersey school districts that have passed similar measures. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> nine minutes before 7:00. the sun is up but we'll have to wait a little bit before we see sunshine. we'll see it later today. this morning it's rain that's moving into philadelphia. 61 degrees. it never got cold overnight. the rain showers will drop the temperatures a little bit. then with clearing skies this afternoon, we'll be back into the low 60s for çphiladelphia. 61 at the airport, 60 in northeast philadelphia. millville is 58. pottstown 57 in chester county. no s

that it looks good down the crystal springs area. 101 is slow southbound from burlingame down to hillsdalee desk. >>> you know they don't get quite as much love as the warriors but another bay area pro team is fighting for a championship title. >> the san jose sharks going to tonight's playoff game with the kings. they've got a two games to none lead. janine de la vega on the ice right at this moment at s.a.p. center. i saw you had a special guest too. >> he's been giving me some pointers. it's so cool to be out here on the ice. look at him. [ laughter ] he's been showing me some moves. there we go. trying to teach me how to steal it away from him. it's going to be so exciting here tonight. i can't talk and hit at the same time. it's going to be packed with people. it's not sold out yet. there are some tickets still here available. the sharks have been playing so good. let's go to some video of how they've been doing. they beat the l.a. kings twice now so excitement is building for tonight and they didn't make the playoffs last year and the year before that. they did play against the kings

he got his bachelor's and economics and mathematics from hillsdale college.nk you, guys so much. david, i would liked to start with you. just by having you explain exactly how will these laws work in california and new york? guest: both of these states pass these laws in short order. the california bill raises the state minimum wage gradually up to $15 and hour by 2022. during that time period, there will be an adjustment. the built in mechanisms so the governor has the ability to slow down the increase if they find that the increase is not working and the way they anticipated . in new york, similar thing. state and him him wage -- state minimum wage will go up to $15 21 21 -- by 2021. wage upstate will hour.lly get to $15 per host: and you work for the economic policy institute which is a left-wing organization. do you support this increase that ? guest: we support those. they are bold and bigger than what we have done in the past. the reality is a lot of the minimum wage increases over the last 30 years have been too timid. we have never raised the minimum

south 101 at hillsdale, over the san mateo hills. the toll plaza has the metering lights on.t 8:30 on a thursday morning. it's the 28th day of april, 2016. great day on the plaza. sun is coming out. wind is blowing. lots of kids because it is, of course, take your kids to workday. we love that around here. so nice to see the children of some of our favorite employees coming by the studio and the plaza. >> so cute. we have our own little ray of sunshine, actress kate hudson is here, talking about moms and movies. she's got a new film called "mother's day." >>> plus the doctor is in. dr. oz is back. he's talking about losing weight in may. why he says it's the best month to start a diet. >>> later, we'll head up to the kitchen for beef roll-up family recipes that have been passed down for generations. this looks delicious. >> i love beef roll-ups. love those. let's head to miami now. that's where we find natalie. by the way, she's presenter of billboard latin music awards. natalie, good morning. >> good morning, guys. that's right. i'm presenting tonight. i also get to be along