starting off on the lirr port washington bridge suspended between penn station and flushing, a person was on the tracks. you will be crossed for the 7 train. new jersey traps it seeing overnight low days with track work wrapping up, metro north on or closed 3 and the d trains, schedule changes due to track work. garden state park accident. a look at the new jersey turnpike, moving smoothly, outside to the web cam, look at the lie westbound, okay, approaching the queens midtown tunnel. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back over to you. >>> we have details in on the developing story. we confirmed university student was killed in an off campus shooting. it happened across from the rutgers newark campus on central avenue in newark. >> reporter: good morning, police want to stress they do not believe rutger students to be in danger this morning, crime scene has wrapped up the investigation here, what we have learn second that a rutger student was shot and killed overnight. another man is now in critical condition. this happened across the street from the rutgers newark campus. p

lirr, new jersey transit and metro north on or close. george washington bridge some overnight construction still lingering. lincoln an holland tunnel construction clear. sixth avenue at 57th, fire department activity, as a result 58th is closed, between 6th and seventh as well. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back over to you, lori, ken >> all right, debbie, thank you. >>> and police in brooklyn are an then flashed a young girl while she was walking to school. it happy near elton street and pittcan avenue in east new york. eyewitness news reporter diana rocco is live now with the video police want you to see. diana. >>reporter: and, lori, good morning. pairments in this neighborhood are not going to feel safe for their children until this man is caught. in fact, his sign rs up all over this east new york neighborhood. that little girl was just walking to school in this neighborhood yesterday morning when her brother when that man exposed himself and grabbed her, but she put up the fight of her life. it all happened here just

metro-north, lirr, transit, path and subways all operating on or close to schedule. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. the next weather and traffic update on the fours. >>> thanks, lauren. now to decision 2016. well're eight days away from the new york primary and the democratic candidates are pulling out all the stops to win. katherine creag is where hillary clinton is holding an event today. orter: good morning, darlene.wein eight days, we're getting closer and closer to primary day here in new york. that means the candidates are getting extremely busy. secretary clinton has an event at the landmark -- that's the very topic we heard her talking about as she visited several churches yesterday in the city. she. alked,about gun violence, taking the lives of children as well as reforms needed in the criminal justice system. as for senator bernie saaders, alssihas back-to-back rallies in binghamton, albany and buffalo today after spending time if coney island. he criticized the country's wealthiest people nd talked about expanding social security

new jersey transit, lirr on time. watch for slowdowns southern state east at the meadow blook with a collision. also the southbound side of the van wyck getting into the belt, watch for a collision. two lanes blocked there. and the southbound new york state thruway exit 10 approaching the tap a crash. let's go out to the webcam, i want to show you the volume here. again, this is the southbound thruway approaching the tappen zee bridge, an accident being cleared. still delays of an hour at the inbound george washington bridge. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back over to you, michelle. >> all right, debbie, thank you so much. >>> bill, just a little more cold? >> well, you know, it's going to warm up a little bit today, the harsh wind we had should be about 42 for this hour of the day. but it'll be a slow warmup. but it's only going to be one more day of this really cold stuff. but it is pretty outside, bright sunshine, 18 around monticello, looking at a temperature of 46 this afternoon. it should be at 58.

the jefferson farmingdale village sits next to the lirr station. and as greg cergol explains, officials hope it's enough to convince people to put down roots in the village. >> reporter: this area near farmingdale's train station was once home to empty warehouses and parking lots. now some say it's a picture of long island's future. opening a car fee shop doesn't warrant a celebration except when it's the first business in a $100 billion development. >> i've watch it go up. i'm excited about what's coming. >> reporter: this area was once deserted but by june lit be home to 200 apartments and more restaurant and retail shops. and all within steps to a train ride to new york city. the kind of development that will revitalize long island's downtowns. again xors and baby boomers coming out of their homes all downsizing. >> reporter: they're hoping that the long island municipalities. but not without opposition. farmingdale took ten years to complete with some arguing it threatens the character of suburban long island. >> there's a node for housing on l

lirr bus service in place between 9:00 and noon on travel bean babylon and speonk. a live look at the tappan zee. this is the first morning we have had cashless toll booths. some delays building into the tolls from rockland into westchester county. leave yourself some time this morning. you don't want to get stuck in that. >> 6:25. breaking news on long island. >> i'm katherine creag live in east rockaway on long beach road where that huge fire destroyed a buu'siness and the apartment above it. we'll have the latest on this eaking story where police and firefighters have closed off this area, that's coming up. >>> and an nypd officer nearly killed in a brooklyn high rise fire will come face-to-face with the teenager accused of setting in court. i'm tracie strahan with more on that story just ahead. >> keep watching "today in new york," download the news 4 new york app on your mobile device. >>> breaking news, a huge fire damages several apartments and stores on long island. this is video just in to our newsroom. >>> an elderly man killed during an elevator altercati

lirr is offering extra afternoon service for people who need to get out of the town for passover. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect today. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused this massive fire on long island. look at this. firefighters arrived at the blue ridge condo complex in medford to find four units there fully engulfed in flames. then it spread to two others. under control before midnight. >>> a sudden attack, a man hit with a rock and robbed. now police need help finding the man who did it before they strike again. "today in new york's" lori bordonaro is in ozone park, queens with the latest. lori? >> reporter: that most recent attack happened here on 77th street on sunday. police say that three men viciously beat that victim. one of them threw a rock at his head. this was all caught right up here on this camera here on this building. look here at this video. you can see that man throwing the rock at the 32-year-old victim. the other two suspects join in punching and kicking the victim. they took

road closures in the area tomorrow including a parking lot that will be closed for people who use the lirr. so if you want all the information you need to know, you can go to abc7ny. we have all the closures for you and will be sure to keep you updated throughout tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, trump himself getting ready for a rally in pittsburgh. it's going to start in less than an hour. in pennsylvania. he held a rally that just wrapped up in erie. >> and am here today with a word of hope and encouragement. all across pennsylvania, all across this country people are waking up and help is on the way. >> republican john kasich also holding a town hall meeting in maryland this afternoon. >>> still to come on eyewitness news at 6:00 for this wednesday night, we have an exclusive look inside a dna lab as workers try to identify about 1200 missing people in its case files, hoping for a big break in the case. >> and talk about a dive. look at that. the mets going for the catch. everybody all right? rob powers with the 411 in sports. >> beautiful day for baseball in queens. our temperatures running a

. >>> i have good news for lirr commuters. service has been restored but expect heavy residual delays. for nj transit commuters, we have up to 15-minute delays on the corridor. montclair-boonton line because no of track work. that should be wrapped up shortly. decamp bus commuters, a bus stop eliminated. ridge road northbound at new york avenue. that affects 99, 32 and 44 to new york. >> thank you, lauren. >>> it's 4:56. if you've been driving, you probably noticed it's more expensive to get around. the average price for a gallon of gas nationwide crept up. rise because they're making the more expensive summer blend of gasoline. the average price for regular gas in manhattan is $2.24 a gallon. >>> today on long island, lawmaker will move forward with his plan to hit the brakes on the red light cameras. >> rob trat a says it will end -- it shows a dramatic rise in woaccidents at many of the intersefrkss with the cameras ziefrkts in the bronx, designed to keep cars out of the express bus lanes. they'll be up and running. they'll

lirr says its workers finished on time and on budget. >>> trouble on a flight from new york. a plane forced to make an emergency landing because of a windshield that shattered in the sky. >> coffee packed with more than caffeine. the surprising ingredient that was hidden in one bag. >> also ahead this year's fdny calendar is twice as hot with men and women. promoting "diversity, team work and inclusion." >> if you look at our vortex satellite and radar, a big high pressure is in control, this high pressure is going to move a little bit. i'll tell you how that will affect things in just a bit. >> coming up on the "cbs evening news," two earthquakes in japan. scott pelley joins us now with a look ahead. >> reporter: japan jolted again this time by a major quake. we'll have the latest. also, how easy is it for thieves to hack into your cell phone and steal all your information? you are going to be amazed at our "60 minutes" ahead in about 20 minutes. >>> three people were hurt this afternoon when an suv hit a barbershop i syosset on jackson avenue near underhill boulevard. if yo

if you're getting on the rails, metro-north, lirr, nj transit path and subways doing great. on the roads, long island commuters heads up in east setauket by stony brook university. nichols road is shut down by north country road. there's an accident down there. >> lauren, thank you. >>> 5:56 right now. one new jersey town is going to use air horns to help deal with a wild turkey problem. teaneck's town council held a special meeting about the birds. the plan is to give out free air horns that people can use to scare the turkeys away. so far this year, been about a dozen complaints about turkeys terrorizing teaneck neighborhoods. some birds a -- held up traffic, one turkey recently flew through the window of a home. traumatic. when the bird came in, glass was flying everywhere. we were covered in glass. he was -- the bird was freaking out. >> fish and wildlife are telling people not to feed the birds. >> will come back all the time. >> coming up next at 6:00, you can own a piece of literary history. we'll show you the item that any muggle would be proud to own. >>> get reward

lirr offering extra afternoon service for people who need to get home for passover today. >>> now to the news that shook the music world and shocked so many fans. of 57. in his hometown of minneapolis, huge crowds filled the streets in an impromptu block party. they listened to prince's music and paid tribute to him well into the morning. scenes like that took place across the country including right here in our own area. fans came together to celebrate his life by listening to the music that resonated with so many people. katherine creag is at the apollo theater in harlem. people made public these demonstrations about how they feel about prince and his sad passing. >> reporter: absolutely. these are devoted fans. they have cried. they sang. right here there's a mini dance party picking place outside the apollo. a memorial on the sidewalk. sell breaks of prince's life have taken place all over the city. see here, about 300 people in spike lee's neighborhood last night. there was another dance party that started in the afternoon and lasted through the night outside the apollo. prince

that includes the subways, including lirr, new jersey trans transset and path. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. the loss of legendary female wrestler chyna. joan marie lawyer urere died at her home in rodondo beach. she rose to fame in 1997 billed as the ninth wonder of the world. she broke barriers by wrestling against male competitors. she was 45 years old. >>> on long island some home owners hit hard by hurricane sandy are picking up the pieces once again. thouis time they have to start cleaning up from a fire. an electrical fire started this fire in lindenhurst. a mother and child were home at time but got out safely. the wind spread that fire to a neighboring home and the embers started a nearby brush fire and three other homes were damaged. >> families are still recovering from superstorm sandy, and then for this fire to occur here is unfortunate. >> a neighboring home had just been rebuilt after it had been destroyed by sandy. weeks away from moving back in. two firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation. >>o > ecuador's presi

governor cuomo announcing safety measures for commuter rail ways conductors and engineers working on the lirr, under going testing for sleep apnea. an engineer fell asleep at the controls in 2013 causing it to derail, four were killed dozens injured. >>> police are on the hunt for a team of pickpockets have been working the supermarket aisle, we have surveillance video of these alleged thieves in >>> they scour the aisles looking for their next swipe. you can see him dressed in black walking away with an elderly shoppers wallet why the partner was distracting her with small talk. four days later a man and woman dressed in black stroll through that same store, police believe in search of an unsuspecting victim once they find her alert their partner dressed in blue here to come in. he pretends to shop for 10 minutes before the aisle is clear enough to strike. and he almost gets away with snatching a wallet from that shoppers purse, but a security guard catches him, takes off. >>> we're always focusing on groups that come through here doing this, unfortunately the pattern isn't always the same.

up through 125th street that's ongoing activity, we'll keep an eye on that the rest of to schedule, lirr and metro north, hudson river crossing less than a 5 minute delay across the board your normal morning delays are starting to build up, the biggest one is coming through queens you see that long red stripe now out of nassau county at stop and go volume in through the fairgrounds to queen that's your normal morning volume looks like the grand central park way is a better option street cleaning is in effect in all five buroughs. >>> it is 6:01 breaking news a young man has been killed in a stabbing on the upper east side this happened after 1 a.m. at east 94th street and third avenue. our eyewitness news reporter is there for us, diana. >>> lori good morning in the last couple of minutes we've seen a lot more police activity as they continue to search for evidence here we do know this 22-year-old victim is from the bronx he died a short time ago at metropolitan hospital he was dispute on the sidewalk here on third avenue, happened at 1:15 the 22-year-old was on the third avenue sidewalk

. >> cal perry at an lirr, long island railroad station. thanks for that.coming up, ted cruz turning his focus away from new york, the polls here not kind to him at the moment and so he is setting his sights out west where they are still two months away from having the big california primary. >> and i'm going to say a sentence that has not been said in 50 years. california is going to decide the republican nomination for president. >> ted cruz banking on california sending this race to a contested convention. will that strategy pay off for him? and the entire stop trump movement. we will talk to a key cruz supporter, congressman mo brooks of alabama. right after the break. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, this hospital can be ready. giving them the agility to be flexible & reliable. because no one knows & like at&t. weinto a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build some

good on metro north, path trains new jersey transit and long island railroad just a heads up for lirr's branch customers buses will replace mid morning trains from 9:16:00 a.m. until noon between babylon while track inspections are performed so just a heads up. alternate side parking is in effect today citywide. chris and mary over to you. >>> now to come pain 2016 tomorrow brings five more presidential primaries including one in connecticut. >> the biggest contest of the day is in pennsylvania. the cbs 2 battle ground tracker finds donald trump with a big lead over ted cruz and john kasich. he has the support of 49% of likely republican voters on the democratic side hillary clinton leads bernie sanders by eight points with 51% support. >>> with donald trump on the verge of another week of primary victories his >> it's a last ditch effort to deprive trump of the delegates he needs to win the nomination. cbs 2 reports. >> reporter: the effort to stop donald trump took a new turn sunday night in coordinated statements ted cruz and john kasich announced plans to team up to beat the gop fro

lirr. overhead fire problems. facing a 30 minute delay. new jersey transit cross honoring tickets. greg and rosanna. greg: bank you. have you seen the headlines lately? the feds are reportedly investigating his fund-raising operation geared how that money was spent. me it. rosanna: juries are priolo is looking into things for us this morning. she is outside city hall. >> reporter: there was talk about this last week. it was just speculation. the fbi has nothing to do with him and they are not looking into his campaign finances. this seems to be growing. >> i have not heard anything about any investigation. >> reporter: a federal probe into his fund-raising. nobody told him. >> you believe you're going to be totally cleared with anything on this. >> yes. we have no information on an investigation going on to begin with. the mayor's name was invoked last week in the midst of a multilevel investigation by the fbi and u.s. attorneys office. both little cold donors with ties to the mayor. donated $50000 to the nonprofit and nearly $10000 to his campaign. >> everything that we have done

metro-north, lirr, new jersey transit, p.a.t.h. and subway included. this is the bqe heading westbound into the l.i.e. eastbound doing fine. earlier we had a disabled truck on the kosciuszko bridge, that has been cleared. delays are still bad. all the way back to the broadway exit. also alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended today but meter rules are still in effect. your next weather and traffic update on the fours. >>> now to the new developments in the investigation into mayor deblasio's fund-raising activities. staff members received subpoenas. katherine creag is at city hall with the details. >> reporter: some of those people are some of the most trusted aides of mayor deblasio, whether it's here at city hall or other events. mayor deblasio says he has broken no rules but the top legal counsel mayor says subpoenas have been issued by the manhattan d.a. and federal prosecutors. investigators are looking into possible fund-raising violations from two years ago. sources say several deblasio aides have gotten subpoenas including his

same thing for metro-north, lirr, new jersey transit and p.a.t.h. all doing fine. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> new this morning police ongoing dispute. it's between his neighbors. it's over a plane that he had parked in his driveway for some time. tracie strahan tells us how this back and forth ended up with a man in handcuffs all over something he said. >> reporter: really a spectacle in his driveway for a year and a half. a single engine cessna, it started with neighbors, then spread out to town officials in hempstead. that's the reason he's sitting in jail this morning. he's charged with threatening two of them. 70-year-old harold guretzy was officials say he ignored 17 summons demanding he remove that single engine cessna from his driveway in oceanside. last week town officials took things in their own hands, dismantling the plane. they argued the presence of it violated town building safety codes. he was out of town while all this went down. but officials say he called the supervisor's office

a look at metro-north, lirr, new jersey transit and ph operating on or close to schedule. we have delays on downtown 5 trains because of signal problems. ferries are a good option. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect today. make sure you move your car. back to you kerry and michael. >> uren, thank you. >>> a major break in the nin burglar case, this is ten years after a string'rf broak-ins that terrorized staten island. police say that suspect will face a judge later today. jen maxfield has more on what we learned about this guy. apparently he has a lengthy criminal past. >> reporter: that's putting it mildly. police are saying he may be responsible for up to 100 break-ins here in staten island. the string of break-ins that went on for more than a decade. he will be here at the staten arraigned later this morning. itor's been.a long time coming for the so-called ninja burglar. police say he is 46-year-old robert costanzo. yesterday he pled guilty to a 2004 home invasion in connecticut. nypd detectives believe he may be responsible for more than 100 bre

a modified weekend schedule this morning because of wire heads up for the lirr customers on montauk branch. buses replace trains from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. for track work. make a note of that. alternate side parking in effect today city wide. >>> lawmakers are floating a controversial referendum. they say it will save treasured natural resource. >> some claim water and air should be free. >> reporter: suffolk county has 360,000 unsewerred homes, more than the entire state of new jersey. that spells trouble. nitrogen pollution from the septic systems is rampant. fish and shellfish are dying. >> let the people decide whether we are going to protect >> reporter: suffolk executive stood with business and environmental supporters announcing plans. all served by the public water supply would pay a fee of $1 per 1000 gallons used. >> every dollar that's invested by a homeowner generates $1 million, that goes to the environment. >> reporter: that goes in to a fund to connect homes to sewers, upgrade cesspools and protect the ground water, the sole source of drinking water for the county. >> we

lirr computers, get your may tickets. morning commute. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect suspended but meter rules are in effect. >>> an isis-inspired group has created a hit list with the names of thousands of new yorkers. the news 4 i team spoke with people whose names were on that list. kerry barrett is following that for us. >> reporter: the fbi saying up to 3,000 new yorkers names are on this hit list, a lot in manhattan, brooklyn and queens. the fbi is reaching out to people on it letting them know they've been named and threatened in this isis related forum. while they say it's worrisome, they say there's no active plot in the works. the people targeted come from all walks of life. most say besides from taking basic precautions, they will go about their lives. >> i need more information before i allow myself to be fearful and take action. who am i? what am i doing on this list? will likely take several weeks to reach out to everybody on the list. they plan to work their way through it. >>> kerry barrett, than

lirr, metro-north, path running okay. detours on new york city buses, new jersey transit 196 is detoured this morning. ferrie everything is on schedule. still have the off ramp blocked. at exit 13. an earlier overturned garbage truck and alternate side meter rules in effect today. more weather a snd traffic on the 4s. >> emily, thank you. >>> new this morning, a husband and wife have died in a horrific r crash on long island. ocean avenue in ronkonkoma. suffolk county police say 67-year-old william keir and his 66-year-old wife joanne were in their pickup hit by an audi. the driver of the car, a 23-year-old from bohemia. he has been charged with dwi. >>> happening right now, limited amtrak service has been restored after a deadly derailment outside of philadelphia. train 89 from new york to savannah, georgwa, derailed in chester after slamming into a backhoe on the tracks. twefo long-time amtrak workers were killed and more th0 people were hurt. investigators are trying to figure out why the construction equipment was on

lirr, ny transit, path, all on or close to schedule. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. the next weather and traffic update ahead on the 4s. >>> lauren, thanks very much. decision 2016. tonight is the night bernie sanders, hillary clinton they'll face off in a highly anticipated debate. it takes place in brooklyn. "today in new york's" katherine creag is there at the brooklyn navy yard where preparations are already under way before they get there. a full day of campaigning for both candidates before that. >> reporter: absolutely. a busy day for both. some found it fitting that the two candidates, the democratic debate would be here in brooklyn at the navy yard for example. bernie sanders grew up in mid wood brooklyn, hillary clinton has her campaign headquarters in brooklyn heights. both candidates, though, have been all over this city. former secretary of state clinton took the stage in the bronx with the borough president there. hundreds of supporters in the audience. his supporters essentially took over washin

. >>> the lirr is on schedule and that looks like that is what you want to take because we have big problems on long island. we'll get a live look from chopper 4, the l.i.e. is closed westbound at exit 49om at is route 110. you can see all lanes blocked with an earlier overturned truck. still at lot of debris and garbage on the road. that stretches back to deer park avenue. and traffic is beingoriverted haoff to that servine road where it to'st a ste dstill. not even moving. again, the delays temperature for miles. go with the northern state, go with local roadways. jericho turnpike is another one, but it will be a mess on the long island thiuss morning and ee a while to clear out. that's westbound by exit 49 in al: so, ator the gnat side park rules are in effe. alternate side parking rules are in effect. >>> peter liang could get 15 years in prison for the shooting ath of a man. his lawyers tried to have the case thrown out claiming a juror lied during jury selection. the judge upit his convictionh. last week. >>> 6:40, new this morning, we're getting a first look at a deadly hit-and-run on

metro-north, lirr, nj transit and path. you need to move your car today. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. the next update on the 4s. >> lauren, thanks very much. >>> in new jersey, police are releasing new video of a man wanted for swinging a machete. oufd car lit owe's bar on main street last month. a man nearly died from the injuries. the man with the weapon got away. if you know him or see him, you're asking to give police a call. >>> also in new jersey, police are trying to track down the hungry thieves who raided a bizarre home invasion. luis rosales says a man and woman knocked on his apartment door in jersey city last month. when he answered they forced their way into his home. rosales says the man threatened him with a knife and the woman sprayed his eyes with pepper spray. they ransacked his apartment and then headed right to the refrigerator where they had yogurt and chicken. >> she tell me, poppy, i hungry. like that. touch the stomach and say poppy, i hungry. >> the couple also grabbed mr. rosales' wallet before they to

schedule with 30-minute headwaysd'hrough the morning rush. re's your commuter checklist, metro-north, lirr, transit and path are operating on or close to schedule. alternate side parking rules are in effect today. we'll have more weather a wend traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> lauren, thank you very much. new this morning a new clue in a road rage stabbing on the upper east side. surveillance video showing a man that police are looking for. he's getting into a silver toyota camry. now saturday night near east 61st street and york avenue he and another driver got into an argument. lice say the man in the video stabbed the other driver 11 times. the victim now in critical condition. >>> happening right now, police are searching for a person of interest in connection to the shooting death of a brooklyn man. the nypd released this surveillance viden of the man they're looking for. police say they want to question him about the killing of 24-year-old harold culler. a week ago police were called to hancock street where they ound culler with multiple gunshot wounds. >>> a there's new video as police

metro-north, lirr, ny transit, path and subways are operating on or close to schedule. the next update on the 4s. >>> now to decision 2016. it is the battle for new york. so the push to win over local voters. nbc's tracie potts has a showdown on the republican side and now the bernie sanders comment that went trending on twitter. a lot of back and forth over >> you're going to hear what bernie sanders had to say and maybe later today hillary clinton's comment on that. we're looking closely at the frontrunners. clinton who now needs about a third of remaining delegates to get the nomination. including new york. but it's more than uphill time for donald trump after that loss in wisconsin. he needs 58%. >> it's great to be home. this is home. it's great to be home. >> amid protests, heavy security and thousands of supporters, dona trump makes a big splash back home in the big apple and calls out ted cruz's comments on new york values. >> with hatred, with hatred of new york. so folks, i think you can forget about him. >> the people of new york know exactly what those value

metro-north, lirr, nj transit path and subways operating on or close to schedule ridc right now. a live look at the george washington bridge. had an unauthorized tractor-trailer on the inbound. stisill minor delays, 10 to 15 minutes tops. we do have big problems on the major deegan. >>> up next, the veriztn strike is happening right now. tracie? >> reporter: nearly 40,000 employees have walked off the job and on to the picket lines here on west 36th street. i'm tracie strahan with a look at their demands and what the company is saying. >> reporte i'm katherine creag live in brooklyn where we'll tell you who this man is in this wanted poster and whats,olice the latest coming up. >>> if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. keep watching "today in new york." download the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device right now. she says their names. trayvon martin shot to death. dontre hamilton unarmed. sandra bland... did nothing wrong. and makes their mothers' fight for justice her own. she fought in the senate to end and discriminatory sentencing. and stands with the

mass transit issues lirr is suspended on the port washington branch in both directions between penn station and flushing mane street due to a police investigation at woodside, subways are cross honoring the 7-train for those of you that need to take that this morning. alternate side parking in effect city wide. >>> now to campaign 2016, 8 days to go for the primary. >>> it was a working weekend with appearances around the area. the state trying to take ownership. thank you brooklyn! >>> bernie sanders campaigned at his favorite childhood stamping grounds taking time for a hot dog with his wife. not before taking a job at his nemesis, hillary clinton, questioning his qualifications to be president. >> a candidate who voted for disastrous trade policy, maybe her judgment is not quite as high as it should be. >>> she is the best qualified because she was a senator in the white house for 8 years. >>> former president bill clinton singing his wife's praises as he joined her on a tour of african american churches sunday morning. clinton backed off to focus on her campaign promises. >> i said repe

metro north, path trains looking good, long island railroads no problems and the lirr will offer extra service for the passover holiday. alternate side parking is in effect city wide. >>> if you're just waking up. here's a look at some of the federal and state prosecutors are reportedly looking into mayor de blasio -- the investigation involves donor who oppose the carriages and whether they receive favors from the mayor. >> bids are due from construction firms looking to take part in the renovation of penn station. governor cuomo announced the $3 billion plan to renovation the station's interior and build a block long grand entrance on 7th or 8th avenue. >> a section of broadway will be capri on this earth day. pedestrians and bicyclists will take over broadway from east 17th to the flat iron building at east 23rd street. >>> the u.s. government is sounding the alarm over a dangerous new jersey railroad crossing with more than a dozen crashes since 2016. an elmwood train intersection has been named among the 15 worst in the country. brian conybeare has more on the crossing ask what's

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