lori: yeah.the family and discuss the idea of michael having equity in the company. maybe not give him the whole thing, but give him an opportunity to sort of feel like he's getting a seat at the table. i wanted to get all of us together to really talk about michael's progress. not as a son, but as a manager in the business. what i'm proposing is that you're given 5% of the business and that you vest 1% a year based on your performance and, you know, everybody sort of agreeing that things are going the right way. your dad was not in favor of this equity plan. and i wore him down over time only because i do believe that you have worked and have earned something. how do you feel about this proposal? richard: i think it's fair. did he earn it? yes, i think so. lemonis: you want to shake his hand? michael: yeah, absolutely. i own a multi-million-dollar company. lemonis: congratulations, buddy. michael: thank you. lemonis: congratulations. you've earned it. this is a huge step for michael. him having

>>reporter: hi, lori. lori, you're like the kid song, golden sun, ms. golden sun, shine down on me. >> nice job, yes. thank you. >> or we could sing "you are mine sunshine -- my sunshine." let's take a look ouz this morning. we have some beautiful sunshine on the way for you this morning. here's our camera over at east rutherford, new jersey, looking across routes 1 and 9 to beautiful manhattan. there you see the empire state building, a great morning here. temperatures are nice. we're looking at 49, a dry humidity, a calm wind, the pressure holding steady. but it's just below 30. so the atmosphere a little bit unstable. we'll have some showers later on. normal high is 50. we're going to be at 62 today. normal overnight low is 35. a passing shower this afternoon, maybe tomorrow afternoon, maybe friday afternoon. above average temperatures today and tomorrow. we get to an average temperature friday and below average temperature this is weekend, and sunday we could have some rain and maybe sunday night a little rain/snow mix to kick off spring. so up the

>>reporter: that's right, lori. you've got a long morning ahead of you if you are headed out the door for the fdr drive. in the northbound direction, this was an earlier accident northbound at 53rd street. you can see crews are still working on it here. only the left lane was open. as a matter of fact, sporadically all traffic is being stopped while these accident vehicles are being placed on the tow truck and cleared from the scene. so we've got standstill delays now northbound on the fdr drive from the 20s all the way up through the 50s. that's it from the east side of manhattan. we are never more than seven minutes -- >> all right, johnny, d., thank you very much. you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic together here on eyewitness news this morning. here's our camera this morning right here around times square, looking south here. and we can see, of course, the way down to 1 world trade and our temperature at 6:30 is 48 degrees. so we're at 6:32 where we're going to be warming up from

>>reporter: you got me, lori. good morning to you. coming up here on "gma," donald trump, as you know, under fire. the gop hopeful refusing to back down after his campaign manager was charged with battery. security video released by the police appears to show that the top aide grabbed a reporter's this morning trump is going to join us live to discuss the incident. also ahead, the latest on that hijacked plane in egypt. passengers held the hostages as they made their escape on live tv. there are new details behind the investigation and what we know so far about the man in custody. and william shatner facing a $170 million lawsuit because a florida man claims to be the actor's biological son. what the "star trek" star has to say about the paternity claim. we'll see it here on "gma." lori. >> all right. thank you, robin. >>reporter: you got it. >>> 6:45. time to get a check on the accuweather forecast. >> let's check in with meteorologist bill evans who's ouz the studio. bill >> good morning, everybody. just need a jacket and a sweat ar

>>reporter: lori, good morning. and a reaction plan was in place and law enforcement acted on that plan. as you can see a police presence now outside of this building, this as investigators try to get to the bottom of what happened here. this was the scene last night. the nypd, the fire department, scare. hazardous materials experts packed into trump park east. this is where eric trump lives on central park south. they also rushed to donald trump's home in trump tower and other family locations. evidence taken out of the building in red bags now being analyzed and it's now believe the powder was not dangerous. eric trump's wife, lara opened the envelope from massachusetts, powder then spilled out. this comes as the hacking of donald trump has now become a federal case. the cyber group anonymous says it stole trump's personal information and made it public, this not long after a man tried ohio. republicans denouncing trump for predicting riots will break out if a brokered convention should deny him the nomination. no

i'm ken rosato. >> and i'm lori stokes. it's march 15th, and you're never more than 7 minutes away from traffic and weather with bill evans. >> reporter: be aware of the northeast wind coming in with the 45-degree temperatures, and bridgewater, 46, 45 down the jersey shore. the showers pushing off to the north, and today we are starting off cloudy and chilly, and this afternoon it will be milder. we will get closer to 60, 61, and it will be mild tomorrow and thursday, and we will be looking at interesting weather for the weekend, too. weather and traffic together every 7 minutes. heather? >> this is the eastbound side from wood haven boulevard into the grant central parkway. a couple of lanes may be closed down, and they may be cleaning up the construction. over to the maps, and we will talk to you about mass transit, new jersey transit, metro north, all are running on or close to schedule. subway service also running on or close at this point, and that's good news. traveling through parsippaney. that's an ongoing water mai

"america tonight's" lori jane gliha, joinings us to speak about the broaders contexts of that. for people who have sued and won judgments against city, in your earlier piece they thought they might never get the money that the courts say they're due. >> reporter: right, and they feel it's a possibility even though one was award he 13.2 million and another 5.5 million, one is under appeal and another is in another lawsuit accusing cleveland of coming up with this strange tactic. david ayers who spent a decade behind bars for a crime he didn't commit, researching and finding out that the city had hired bankruptcy attorneys on behalf of these officers, during her research she found out this is something that never happened, that cleveland had never done this before but during her discovery phase, she found out that cleveland had taken steps in another case, kenny smith and what we have learned since then the attorney representing the smith family says that bankruptcy attorney has since pulled out. so we're not exactly sure what's going on with that case while it's under appeal. it

lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. still ahead, survival story. another sky diver midair. the frightening fall captured on camera. what the man is saying about the ordeal and his future. >> and a whole lot of trouble. when a massive fios is not cable. we're wired differently. 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 thisgood, >>> it's 5:20. veteran theater and television actor has died. noble died earlier this week at connecticut hospital after he had a stroke. he started his acting career on several popular tv shows. he is best known for his role in the 1980 sitcom. noble continued his acting career in connecticut where he was an active member of the theater workshop. james noble is 94. >> time is 5:20. a ma

"america tonight's" lori jane gliha explains. >> reporter: for 11 years, david ayers wasn't able to cook lunch in his own kitchen or enjoy a home made sandwich. instead he was serving sometime in an ohio prison for a murder he says he didn't commit. >> it was hell. i went through pure hell in prison. >> reporter: ayers says he was an easy target for cleveland police detectives when in 1999 his neighbor and friend thy brown was found beaten to death in their apartment complex. he was one of the last people to see her alive. can you talk about why you think they were so focused on you? >> they were too lazy to get up off their butts to investigate to find out the real killer, the day of this horrific crime. so they say well, we're going to make you the scapegoat. okay, you're black. and we don't like gay people. so what the hell, we might as well put it on you, okay? >> reporter: the police focused on ayers ignoring his version of events and used what the judge found was an unreliable jail informant to testify against him. ayers was sentenced to a life without patrol. >> how did you live i

>>reporter: good morning, lori. the fdny is still here, so is the red cross, helping those displaced residents. i want to show you the scene right now. this fire completely ate through these five billings. it's just total destruction. you can see there's really not much left here. i also want you to take a look at the fire at its height when it went to six alarms last night. it was a real inferno. look at this video. it started around 10:00 last night on dekalb avenue in bushwick, and it took about 200 firefighters to knock it down, five buildings have been destroyed, one church as well as a martial arts studio. unclear how many people have been impacted, but many of them this morning are homeless, being transported to shelters in buses by the red cross. >> we lost everything, and we're going to a shelter or to a hotel for now and then see what happens tomorrow. >> right now we just have to roll with the punches i guess. we have nothing, so we have our family and that's it. >>reporter: again, this is a live look at

lori persuaded you? >> the initials and so on look like they were done quite some time ago. >> in a graceful denouement, richard patterson seems to buy it. dr. lori is 100% convinced this is george washington's pocketbook. >> cool. >> are you? >> why not? i was leaning in that direction. >> barbara farwell is also pleased to hear dr. lori thinks the wallet could fetch a higher price -- if she wants to sell. >> value has increased, and condition has basically stayed the same because it's been protected in a museum environment. so i would appraise this george washington pocketbook for $100,000. [ cash register dings ] >> but barbara and linda still say their strange inheritance is not for sale. why is it more important to own the wallet than to sell it and have the money? >> because my mother really wanted us to keep it and pass it down through the ages. it'll be more valuable and more interesting as the years go by. >> what happens if linda sells it? >> she said she wouldn't. >> i won't. >> i think i unde

>>reporter: good morning, lori. the mayor here in newark, ross peracha, he says feas important for people to know this is an infrastructure problem, not a water structure problem, that is why they're going to be testing those 17,000 students for lead poisoning. now, we are here at two of those schools, american history high school and the samuel berlander school. both schools tested positive for elevated levels of lead. it will be the younger schools at the samuel berlander school that will be tested first. that's about 2,000 toddlers from these early childhood learning centers on that list of 30 schools that tested positive for elevated levels of lead. but at this point it is unclear how long these elevated levels have been present. >> our students' health is in jeopardy. newark's water, but there is something wrong with our infrastructure. it is old, just as most american cities, and we need to do something about it and do it now. >>reporter: now, while these younger students have been identified as the first to g

hey, amy. >>> good morning lori. happy monday morning looking out from our cameras on the corner of a few flurries and flakes flying around but not amounting to much in the buroughs, the only places we are seeing is really grassy surfaces and some of the outlying areas eastern long island getting the bulk of the accumulations. 32 degrees with flurries, brisk today, a northwest wind will continue to make it feel a little bit colder than the actual thermometer readings, our official reporting states, and temperatures climb continually through the afternoon and we're expecting 45 to 49 degrees for the afternoon highs again minimal snow amounts in and around the city, wet roads could be a problem so take your time. all clears out of here by 11 a.m. this morning the temperatures will reflect the skies clearing sunshine coming in for a high of 49 this afternoon. that's the weather, the latest on the roads with debby what's going on out there deb. >> reporter: good morning everybody, a look at the southern state park way 11

lori. >>> it's 4:35. and developing this morning a former np npped officer working in texas has been killed in a shootout. 29-year-old david hoffer and his partner were calld to a park in the town of euless yesterday, and when they arrived, a suspect started shooting, prompting the officers to return fire. the gunman was killed, officer hoffer died during surgery. hoffer joined new york's police force in 2009 and then worked in the east village. he left for texas in 2014. this marks the first death of an on-duty police officer in that tiny town of euless since 1982. the cruise ship that was battered by a major storm last month is due to arrive back in new jersey. the threat of yet another storm and the norovirus forced royal caribbean to cut the latest cruise short. eyewitness news reporter darla with more. darla. lori. the anthem of the seas is expected to dock here around 6:00 this morning and the passengers disappointed will have to come through those doors after cutting their vacation s

michelle and lori over to you. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning a mid-growing pressure and the governor rejects a bill that critics say discriminate against the lgbt community. >>> a surprise on the court came face to face with (mailman) what are you guys doing? (receptionist) it-it gets boring between calls so i make phone music. (security guard) she has a gift. (receptionist) i'll bust out some sample beats for you. (mailman) why don't you try a new york lottery scratch-off game instead? it's fun. (receptionist) i'm incredible at this. (avo) take a break from the expected. . >>> welcome back, 5:42. alabama residents say it sounded like an earthquake when the ground gave way, it was actually a landslide contractors say the ground gave way in birmingham. it is near an exit ramp on a bridge under going construction, they are not sure what caused the problem. >>> back here and a new york city postal worker wants four new york city cops to face a disciplinary action after they part of the stop was caught on

lori over to you. >>> all right healther thank you. new this morning, a cold- blooded stray was -- has found a home in queens. residents in flushing left a surprise under a buck for officers -- bucket for officers from the 109th precinct. a komodo dragon. folks found it in the street can covered it up until police arrived. it doesn't appear to be full- grown luckily though. of 10 feet and weigh as much as 150 pounds. the big lizard is now being cared for at an animal hospital. >> whoo. >>> new this morning, parking problems at the home of the material girl. we'll show you the signs that are raising some eyebrows on the upper east side. with the future of from the dairy farmers of fairlife, this is our promise. we start with delicious, creamy, real milk that's then ultra filtered so fairlife has more protein and and only half the sugar. and never any artificial growth hormones. at fairlife, we believe in better. one crest 3d white smile... ...is all it takes... ...to turn the tables. crest 3d white toothpaste... ...than the red box. for

>>reporter: good morning again, lori. the anthem of the seas just pulled into the port of bayonne about 15 to 20 minutes ago. i want to show you where it's fully docked here, completely park. you can also see lots of the transport vans and buses here to pick up those passengers as they get off of the cruise ship at some point this morning. now, as you know, the anthem of the seas, the captain made the call on monday to turn the ship around instead of sailing into bad weather. this comes after last month the cruise liner sailed into a hurricane and passengers were furious because they say the royal caribbean, the cruise liner did not put their safety first. now, on this trip in addition to having to cut the trip short, royal caribbean says about 10 passengers a day have gotten sick with the norovirus, though they say this is only a frk shun of the 6,000 people on board. >> three people that i'm traveling with have showed some symptoms, so it's deferl going around and the medical facility was jam packed, standing room only,

>> good morning my hell and lori and heather and everybody -- good morning michelle and lori and heather and everybody. we have rain. it's chilly, damp, raw. you need your rain gear, boots, umbrella, all that good stuff. wet roadways, sidewalks, that kind of thing. taking the subway, getting in the car, getting in the subway, bus stop, taking the train, get all your gear. this is our roof top camera. to the north, cloudy skies. east wind at 13. and an east wind is always rather raw and nasty. and we'll see a falling pressure meaning atmosphere unstable. means it's going to get windy, too. normal high is 54. 55 yesterday. and the sunset at 7:17. take notice! buzz we should have a pretty sun -- because we should have a pretty sunset later today. 43, long island. wind out of the northeast. rain coming up from the south. and that's classic nest around the area. so you'll need your gear. wind picking up today. 7, the 14 miles per hour now with gusts near 20. the heavier rain near long island and south. that rain south comes up and over us today. that's what will give us a rainy commute and da

lori? over to you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, rapper azalea banks is getting ready to go to court. that video she wants fans to before a judge. >> why this latest suspect was nicknamed king midas. >> and syracuse has an amazing comeback, punching their ticket to the final four. >>> this dramatic scene was caught on surveillance video. this happened in a store on 179 street in washington heights yesterday. take a look at that. man in the hooded sweatshirt is then a second man joins in. the first man then grabs a large knife and ran outside and stabbed two people. one of them was critically hurt. so far, though, no arrests have been made. >>> rapper azalea banks returns to court after claims she attacked a security guard in chelsea. this comes one day after she posted the video of the confrontation on her twitter account. this was in december. police say banks bit the woman bouncer, escorting her out, and trying to bite her. she was arrested and charged wit

ken, lori, over to you. you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness island father gives a son a round of tough love after the son was involve in a hit and run. the ulat thatmatum that had the 23-year-old going to police. >>> and road cam 7 live this spots that could slow down your attention parents: before school this september all kids entering 7th and 12th grades must get the meningococcal vaccine. it protects against serious and sometimes deadly diseases like meningitis. call your health care provider today. >>> 5:13. welcome back. well, a man charged in a hit- and-run crash involving an off- duty nypd officer has his father to thank for showing him the right thing to do. peter manolio, sr. says after his son came to him after the crash says his only choice was to turn himself in. this happened wednesday night in bay terrace, st. louis. peter benolio, jr. says he went straight to his dad after hitting an off-duty officer while crossing the road. dad will help me out. he's just -- he's the best. >> when things real

lori crouch norfolk providing the public with up to date technology, welcoming courthouse environment, comfortable for the judges comfortable for the people who have to come in and do business not only will there be new buildings - but theyll also be extending main street and creating a public drop off area to make getting around downtown - a little bit more convenient. lori crouch norfolk city public relations i think anytime we take on a project we take the opportunity to make things better help people get in and out easier crouch says these these old courthouses were outdated and had been here for over 50 years. lori crouch norfolk city public relations downtown norfolk is undergoing really exciting changes right now its a very vibrant community we have the waterside district coming on we have a new hotel conference center coming on and we needed a new courthouse it took the city seven years to come up with 123 million dollars to fund this project lori crouch norfolk city public relations its a safe and secure environment, a new law library a much better facility and then just to h

lori? >>> heather thank you. the head of the mta now says he cannot remember exactly when he learned about the leaking roof at the new hudson yard subway station. thomas pender great admits he was told about some of the problems years ago. as president of the transit authority. but the station still opened pouring in on rainy days. the builder yonkers contracting is expected to pay for the repairs. but it's only if repair fail to fix the problem. >>> closing in now on 6:00 and just ahead on eyewitness news this morning, remembering the victims of the attacks in brussels. as the manhunt intensifies for another suspect who's been tied to the bombing. we will have a live report from brussels. >> ted cruz isn't short of targets lately. a shifting his attention from donald trump to mayor de blasio. >> and see why nypd officers made the wild discovery beneath its sleek design... is mold-breaking. its intelligent drive systems... paradigm-shifting. its technology-filled cabin...jaw-dropping. its performance...breathtaki

lori? >> molly, thank you. we will have much more on the dutch siblings believed to have been killed in the terror attacks ahead in our next half hour. >>> back here local news, overnight, police have identified the mother and son shot and killed outside much a staten island housing complex of the a third person was also shot. darla miles is live in mariners harbor with new information on what may have triggered this triple shooting. darla? >> reporter: rob, police say 47- year-old adele rivera heard gunshots. she ran outside here only to find that her son had been shot and killed and then she was shot and killed. the nypd is working on a theory that this may have started over a dispute on a car. this was just after 6:00 last night at mariners harbor houses here in staten island. police say 21-year-old anthony rivera was outside with a friend working on a car when they say the gunman fired off 15 shots, first striking 21- year-old anthony rivera three times in the head. his 22-year-old friend was shot three tim

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i'm ken rosato. >> i'm lori stokes. >> today is march 17th as we're wearing the green, you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans, and the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> we have sunshine to start. your temperature here at 5:00 a.m. is 46 degrees. it might cool down one more degree before sunrise. we're looking at temperatures 15 degrees warmer than normal to start the day. 42 in wrightstown, 41 around islip. 43 around bridge port. we're looking at a temperature of 49 by 8, 59 by the time the parade starts. southwest wind at 10 to 20 and a shower late today. maybe a rumble of thunder, so a little bit of lightning is around. we'll talk about that and the weekend which starts spring and stwarts snow. all -- and starts with snow. all that coming up. >> i saw the lights on the fdr drive. as we go southbound. now we understand that is an accident as well. as we head over here, we'll talk to you about what is going october southbound in the 90s, an accident in addition to t

channel 7 eyewitness news with lori stokes and ken rosato. heather o'rourke with traffic, and bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now, eyewitness news this morning. >> good morning, it's 6:00 and a man trusted to keep students safe at a long island high school is facing serious charges this morning accused of recording a student in the bathroom. we're live at the school. >> workers are on strike at kennedy and newark airport. we're going to tell you if it will impact air traffic. >> and massive tornado moves through oklahoma. we'll show you what damage was left behind. >> and good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> thank you for joining us today is thursday. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans. >> we're working toward dawn and it will be gorgeous. a beautiful sunrise is headed your way. thank you very much for joining us. degree or two every hour. 52 degrees to start your thursday. it's only going to get warmer today. normal overnight low is 40. we're at 50 at smith town. brookhav

ken, lori, over to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, governor cuomo pays a visit to a chemical leak. . >>> gm's first trial over faulty both sides dropped the case. a new trial starts today and it could define. gm paid $275 million to settle 1,400 cases and 3 hundred million to end a class action lawsuit. >>> governor andrew cuomo announced good news for a village in new york that has been dealing with contaminated water. the governor visited the neighbor a hood for the first time since a chemical leak linked to cancer was found in the water supply. in december, residents were told to stop drinking tap water after a test detected the chemical pfoa. the governor says preliminary tests show a temporary water filtration system is working but admits the system is not a long-term solution. >> is the permanent filtration system the answer? alternative water source the answer? people still should not drink the water. the company thought to be responsible for the contamination are payi

lori, over to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> 6:02. new details now on a deadly night on staten island. three people were shot and two killed including a mother and her son. and this morning, we now know the names and what happened just before those shots were fired. tragic scene unfolded on roxbury street outside the mariners houses. miles is there. darla? >> reporter: well, lori, police say 47-year-old adele rivera heard gunshots, ran outside to find that her 21-year-old son had been shot and killed and then she was shot and killed. and the nypd is working on the theory all of this may have started over a dispute over a car. this was just after 6:00 last night here in the mariners harbor section of staten island on roxbury street. police say 21-year-old anthony rivera was outside working on a car with his 22-year-old friend. they were approached by the gunman who fired off at least 15 shots. 21-year-old anthony rivera was shot three times in the head. his 22-year-old friend was shot three times in the

and good morning, i'm lori stokes. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist evans with the accuweather forecast. >> brr can is cold outside. it is 26 degrees and yow! is it cold out. there the windchills are in the teens. even to the left of the screen there, there goes the police boat down the east river. i have health health on health -- i have heather o'rourke on that situation. temperatures are a little colder than normal. today will be a cold day despite sunshine. 39 for the high, which normal high is 45, it will feel like the teens and 20's later on today. she has never used an under inflated traffic computer ever. >> never. and i'm sticking to that. >> not a deflated one ever. morning? >> let's talk d for deflateed d trains you can expect delays both ways and a big accident on the new jersey turnpike. it was northbound, so northbound new jersey turnpike car lanes, the right lane is closed with the emergency guard rail repair. the accident itself was on the western spur so

lori, over to you. bronx and police are trying to find out who tried to blow up a car with two people inside. a crude poip bomb was taped underneath the car, blowing out the two rear tires. the bomb squad on the scene all night. eyewitness news reporter darla miles live in pelham bay. >> the pipe bomb was made of two aerosol cans and pipe and it went off as the car, the red nissan pulled up behind me. the bomb squad continues their investigation. the force of the explosion caused the right rear passenger tire to go flat and the air bags to display around 7:00 late last night at intersection of mahan and roberts avenue. the aerosol can was attached to the rear wheels of each of the tires but only one can exploded. there was a 24-year-old man driving the car at the time. he told police he saw smoke, felt a small explosion and realized he had a flat tire. neither one of the people in the car at the twriem hurt. now, police say -- at the time were hurt. now, police say this was a rental car. they're trying

lori, ken. >>> the promise of a better airport but at what cost? the price tag of la guardia, the future going up this morning. >>> speaking of price tags, wait until you hear how much damage this fire caused at a club. . >>> apple's big event. >>> there is no word what ceo tim cook will unvail, much expect to see the smaller version of the iphone. >>> and teaming up with lows to help remodel your home. >>> shoppers will be able to strap on a lens headset so they can see how their kitchen will look like. >>> and twitter is celebrating its 10th birthday. >>> they have 300 million launched the tears of joy allergies with nasal congestion? find fast relief behind the counter with claritin-d. [ upbeat music ] strut past that aisle for the allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 minutes and contains the best live claritin clear,with claritin-d. from the dairy farmers of fairlife, this is our promise. we start with delicious, creamy, real milk that's then ultra filtered so fairlife has more protein and and only half the sugar. and never any

lori persuaded you?initials and so on look like they were done quite some time ago. >> in a graceful denouement, richard patterson seems to buy it. dr. lori is 100% convinced this is george washington's pocketbook. >> cool. >> are you? >> why not? i was leaning in that direction. >> barbara farwell is also pleased to hear dr. lori thinks the wallet could fetch a higher price -- if she wants to sell. >> value has increased, and condition has basically stayed the same because it's been protected in a museum environment. so i would appraise this george washington pocketbook for $100,000. [ cash register dings ] >> but barbara and linda still say their strange inheritance is not for sale. why is it more important to own the wallet than to sell it and have the money? >> because my mother really wanted us to keep it and pass it down through the ages. it'll be more valuable and more interesting as the years go by. >> what happens if linda sells it? >> she said she wouldn't. >> i won't. >> i think i understand i

i'm lori stokes. >> and i'm bill evans. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. >> reporter: 45 in east hampton, 45 around norwalk, and 45 down the jersey shore. by the afternoon, temperatures coming up into the low 60s, and weather and heather every 7 minutes. >> it's a mess. this is on 78. two tow trucks are on the scene. there, removing the vehicles that are over here. only the right shoulder is getting by. all of this activity blocking the center lane. the right lane is open. it's causeing a tremendous amount of delays, and let's go over to the map. it's on 78, eastbound, near 17 and clinton, and we do have the two lanes closed down, and really only one lane is getting by. subway service on or close to schedule, and new jersey transit, and long island railroad doing just fine. everything is on or close as far as that is concerned. l.i.e. into the grand central, and that construction is being cleared away, and the street cleaning rules are in effect. >> reporter: it's 6:01, breaking news from

with lori stokes and ken rosta satto. and bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >>> shot, bomb, bomb, bomb, everybody just scatteredchaos on the street of new jersey, when it was all over a little boy was shot inside his own home. >>> the biggest day until the elections is here. >>> grab your coat before you head outside it is cooler today and we're also timing out some rain headed our way. good morning i'm lori stokes. >> you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic beginning with bill evans in the accuweather forecast. >>> we have skies that are looking at temperatures to start your 5 a.m. hour at 42 degrees! dropped 4 degrees in one hour. 45 around north port, 42 around hawpog, and 45 around montog. and still we have chilly weather, cooler than yesterday's high of 60. we're at 49 today, that's going to be 8 degrees warmer than normal for this time of the year. look at that, what's going to be a nice day. rain tomorrow morning for your commute we'll talk about that next, it is weather then heather

>>reporter: lori, den, good morning. i know i heard bill say wednesday warmup and that sounds pretty good right about now. i would love for this stuff to start to melt. the snow continues to fall here in brick, new jersey. if you take a look here, this the road is pretty well salted this morning. we're seeing cars and trucks moving along, however, if you are headed out this morning, you certainly are going to want to take it slow on the roads and give yourself a little bit of extra time. live in brick, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> heather, busy, busy. >>reporter: i want to show awe webcam, and you have to look very closely and you will see bumper-to-bumper volume on route 78. you see that? >> hey! >>reporter: let's just call that a parking lot. >> why not? >>reporter: let's go over to the maps and i'll tell you what's happening. that camera i was showing you is by exit 13. we have an accident eastbound by 26, so that's what that delay is all about. overturned tractor-trailer, all lanes are subject to clos

lori, over to you. >>> thank you. frank sinatra junior, the son of the late entertainment legend has died. francis wayne sinatra was touring in florida when he went into cardiac arrest frank junior was born in jersey city and followed his father's music career as a teenager, eventually performing his songs on tour and in las vegas. he also is known for becoming the victim of a kidnapping from a casino in california when he was just 19. his father paid a quarter of a million dollar ransom for his return. frank sinatra junior was 72. >>> 6:25. model and actor fabbo is no stranger to the -- fabio is no stranger to the american public and now he is part of it. he became a naturalized american citizen yesterday. italy and was among 6,000 people who took the oath of allegiance all together. he called it one of the happiest days of his life. >> i believe in this country so much and i believe in the people of this country because, you know, this is the only place where you can express yourself and get rewarded for it. >> very

i'm lori stokes. we continue our coverage of the terror attacks in belgium. and within the last hour the nypd issued a statement on their response. let's go right now to mallory hoff live at kennedy airport. mallory. >>reporter: lori, good morning. nypd and port authority both monitoring developments as they come n. i do want to show you here just in the last few minutes we are starting to see a little bit of an increased presence here. for the last few hours, though, it has been pretty much business as usual. port authority police say they will be stepping up security at jfk, laguardia and newark. they'll have heavy weapons and also high-visibility anti- terrorist patrols at the world trade center. there are a handful of direct leave from jfk. those flights have all been canceled. all other flights, though, are on time for now. right now we know that the nypd is monitoring the situation and any further developments. we are told to expect an increased law enforcement presence at major new york city lo

i'm ken rosato. >> i'm lori stokes. thanks for starting your monday morning with us. it is march 14th. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans. >> we have good visibility as we look at our cram on the roof through the middle as the 559th street bridge -- 59th street bridge. we have rain. our temperature is 48 degrees. overnight low is around 35. we're warmer than normal. yesterday we hit 62. today we'll get to 47. temperatures that you see right now and we have rain all over the place. scattered, right rain, surprises, drizzle, rain -- spritzes, drizzle, rain, that will make you feel very chilly we'll talk about that, we'll talk about when the rain will end and mild weather on the way. last week of winter, heather. that makes you very happy. >> that makes me so happy. brimg. here is a web cam showing you the delay leaving manhattan over to queens. why is this delay here in let's go over to our maps. ed koch 59th street bridge. that needs to be taken care of. we hav

liz: widely-held stock, lori.ate hike seems very unlikely tomorrow the big question on wall street is when we can expect to see one. no better person to ask than a former federal reserve vice-chair and princeton professor alan blinder. it is great to have you. if not today or tomorrow, rather, when do you expect to see the fed tighten interest rates again? >> i suppose you want an ironclad guarranty? >> i want ire clad guarranty. give it for june. with slight chance it might come sooner. i don't think so, in april. i don't think so. liz: quarter percent hike? >> almost certainly a quarter percent hike. that i feel most confident. when they do it at least for early stages of this normalization in the smallest increment, 2005 basis points. liz: retail sales. slightly better than expected however still a contraction. first-time jobless claims every single week they look pretty good, under 300,000. last february jobs the report, build of the 200,000. don't we need to start seeing normalized rates here? >> yes. some pe

lori over to you. >>> thank you. old boy remains in the hospital the victim of senseless gun violence in paterson new jersey. he was inside his home when you know a bullet came flying through the window, remarkably he was brave enough to call 911 himself. our eyewitness news is live in paterson, good morning, darla. >>> this 7-year-old boy was home with his grandmother at the time of the shooting as you mentioned he called 911 on his own after he got shot, now he spent the night here at saint joe's and police say he is going to be okay but let me show you where the shooting happened on rosa parks boulevard around 6:30 outside of a liqueur store this is where genesis was shot after riding her scooter outside of a store, her own home rather in 2014. now in last night's shooting police say the 7-year-old boy instead of running for cover he ran to his window to find out the child was struck in the shoulder. >> scary like crazy. not once, they run like that. >>> it is not good, not good for the neighborhood not good at al

lori over to you. >>> heather thank you. breaking news this morning out of egypt where a passenger plane has been hijacked the flight from alexandria to cairo was over taken and flown to the island of cyprus. according to officials, the hijacker is an egyptian national. told he is demanding asylum and wearing an exclosive belt. in the last half hour the president said terror i feel has been ruled out and that the hijacker may be a quote love sick man bent on reuniting with his former wife. there are reports that several americans were among the passengers. right now only 7 people remain on the >>> also seeing video this area of towering trees that were no match for powerful winds thousands of homes and businesses are without power right now and we haven't seen the last of the strong gusts. eyewitness news reporter diana rocko is life in yonkers. >> good morning it is indeed a windy morning we've certainly been seeing and feeling the effects of that with the outages across the tristate as you mentioned a lot of people are wak

montenegro estÁ en washington con para mÁs. >>> lori?mos este tipo de violencia durante un ciclo electoral en los aÑos 60 mientras que algunos dicen que donald trump tiene que tomar responsabilidad por lo que estÁ pasando Él dice a los manifestantes. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> en los eventos de campaÑa de hoy de donald trump hubo protestas y adentro. >>> en tampa donald trump fue interrumpido en varias ocasiones y nuevamente varios manifestantes fueron expulsados del lugar. >>> hoy se observaba que el pre candidato republicano estuvo rodeado por muchos mÁs agentes del servicio secreto. >>> en carolina del norte. se desatÓ una acalorada discusiÓn sobre la bandera entre seguidores y los crÍticos del magnate. >>> esto va a ayudar a donald trump porque al final lo que los apoyan se sienten determinados asegurar que Él gane la nominaciÓn para el partido republicano. >>> pero hoy no escalÓ la violencia como el viernes en chicago. cuando hubo golpes, y arrestos. >>> donald trump se declarÓ como un hombre de paz y describiÓ sus eventos polÍticos como f

. >> lori, lori! >> love love rhee! ri. >> love her. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in

lo que ha pasado hoy. >>> lori. >>> gracias marie y josÉ.a de donald trump tanto asÍ que hoy en un evento en virginia donald trump fue interrumpido y el magnate que no evita las confrontaciÓnes en un momento dado se quedÓ callado. >>> marcos rubio comenzÓ dÍa en ten seasoning the seasons estÁ canasta de no lo muestro pero la jornada comienza afectar su voz. >>> dijo que si habla asÍ bajo lo harÁ para animar a simpatizantes como ella. >>> muy bueno. >>> manejÓ 120 millas para verlo aquÍ en ella pantalla. >>> me tocÓ el corazon porque sentÍ en la his rada Él, la historia de mi familia tambiÉn. >>> las encuestas siguen favoreciendo a donald trump en este momento es claro que por la actividad que ha hecho rubio es Él que tiene ahorita el momento. >>> rubio continÚa atacando a donald trump y ahora junto a otros controversias que rodean al magnate la esperanza de rubio que esto se refleje maÑana en las urnas. >>> donald trump estÁ siendo criticado por distanciarse del apoyo dado por david una vez asociado con el (...). >>> hoy en una universidad e

we'll be right back. >>> we want to thank lori. >> lori, lori! >> love her. >> love rhee!ri. >> love her. i'm carolyn bruck. we're following breaking news in chesterfield county, south carolina -- where we've just learned that embattled pageland police chief larry brown is stepping down. brown gave a letter to town councilors last night, announcing his retirement. brown was named second- in-command earlier this month, under the county sheriff -- after half the police department quit when brown was reinstated from suspension. a reason for that suspension chesterfield county sheriff jay brooks will remain in charge of the police . brown's last day as chief will be april 6. the spring weather is finally coming back... larry has the first forecast. today...sunny. highs in the upper 70s. thursday...partly sunny. highs in the mid 70s. friday...partly sunny with a chance of showers in the morning... then sunny in the afternoon. highs in the lower 70s. chance of rain 40 percent. saturday...sunny. highs in the upper 60s..sunday...part ly sunny. highs in the upper 6.nday...mostly ou

. >>> vamos hasta washington donde se encuentra lori montenegro con mÁs. >>> lori. >>> muchas graciasa corte suprema va a escuchar el caso con referencia a daca y a dapa mÁs se van a querer pronunciar aquellos que estÁn a favor o se oponen a estos programas que han generado tanta controversia. >>> en el pleno de la cÁmara de representantes los demÓcratas acusaban a republicanos de politiquerÍa. >>> la mayorÍa republicana aprobÓ una resolucion para presentar a la corte suprema las razones por las que cree que los magistrados deben mantener bloqueados los programas que evitorÍan la deportaciÓn de casi cinco millones de indocumentados. >>> en vez de pasar una reforma migratoria, este congreso bajo los republicanos van a gastar el dinero de los americanos que contribuyen sus impuestos para entregar un demando. >>> 234 republicanos votaron a favor de la resoluciÓn la mayorÍa de los demÓcratas votaron en contra. y a ellos se unieron cinco republicanos, entre ellos este congresista de la florida dice que el voto era innecesario. >>> cuando los demÓcratas tenÍan mayorÍas en ambas cÁmaras no q

lori, great to talk to you. i'm going to take my arthritis know. >> just kidding. >> thanks, lori. >> you got it. any time. >> less time in doctor's offices? tattoos may keep you healthy. >> a woman caught speeding down the wrong side of the highway. >> she is more concerned of why the officers weren't out arresting murderers and drug dealers than accepting the consequences of her action. >> and take the train for a `||x >> it sure does seem like it's happening more and more often a. florida woman was handcuffed in speeding down the wrong side of the highway. >> a police officer spotted her on the way home in his shift. more on the dangerous encounters in tampa. >> it seems like it happens >> there's one way driver driving on -- southbound in the northbound lane on 275. >> around 5:00 a.m. sunday morning, the police officer witnessed it first hand. dash cam video captured the driver narrowly dodging a driver lane of 275. the officer radioed in for help and the 9-1-1 caller followed the driver's trail in the adja