you are looking at a picture over there at the hyatt hotel in midtown, manhattan. it's big republican gala where they pay a lot of money to eat food that you would not eat for free. now we have speeches. trump is up first to try to find him. no, that's not true. he is there. is he going to come out. we will take his speech. supposed to be about 12, 15 minutes. then after trump john kasich is going to talk and ted cruz. that's going to bleed on over and we will go in and out. we are nimble here. we have a lot of analysis on the program because there are two new polls tonight to tell you about. first we have dana peri4j4(p&c@ who is force to do sit here for an entire hour because if i falter she has to take other. >> then we have john roberts. is he inside the gala. is he not allow to do eat because he didn't pay any money so he can't get any food. we have rick leventhal, he is outside the gala. there is rick. is he with the protesters. now, watters is also there. but no one knows where watters is. this absolutely true. we sent jesse watters down there and we don't k

you are looking at a picture over there at the hyatt hotel in midtown, manhattan. it's big republican gala where they pay a lot of money to eat food that you would not eat for free. now we have speeches. trump is up first to try to find him. no, that's not true. he is there. is he going to come out. we will take his speech. supposed to be about 12, 15 minutes. then after trump john kasich is going to talk and ted cruz. that's going to bleed on over and we will go in and out. we are nimble here. we have a lot of analysis on the program because there are two new polls tonight to tell you about. first we have dana peri4j4(p&c@ who is force to do sit here for an entire hour because if i falter she has to take other. >> then we have john roberts. is he inside the gala. is he not allow to do eat because he didn't pay any money so he can't get any food. we have rick leventhal, he is outside the gala. there is rick. is he with the protesters. now, watters is also there. but no one knows where watters is. this absolutely true. we sent jesse watters down there and we don't k

eyewitness news reporter sandra bookman with that part of the coverage in midtown manhattan. >> those folks came from all across the country. you said it. the national diversity coalition for trump. they came here they say to make the point that they are fully in for america's future. >> thank you, everybody. >> reporter: donald trump today surrounded by religious and ethnic leaders from across the country who showed up at trump tower to give him their stamp of approval. >> we want him to be the next president of the united states. we feel as though not only can and will he make america great again, but we believe he's best for the minority community. >> reporter: the national diversity coalition for trump wants to change the perception that the republican frontrunner's stance on issues like immigration means he has limited appeal to many minority voters, but it's trump's business savvy that's a bigger attraction for many of the coalition members who see him as their best chance to get their share of the american dream. >> we're going to make great trade deals. we're going to have str

this is where hillary clinton celebrated her win in the midtown manhattan. not far from here the trump tower, the republican front runner celebrate a victory that for him looks even more >> reporter: he had to win big in his home state and donald trump did in the new york primary. >> i can think of nowhere that i would rather have this victory. so we love you all. have a great evening. >> reporter: getting almost all of the 95 delegates up for grab in new york can keep alive trump's hopes to get the votes before the convention. kasich vows to fight on after his second place in new york and cruz is campaigning in pennsylvania where the primary vote is next tuesday. bernie sanders whose string of primary wins is broken is furious that 3 million people who might have backed him could not cast ballots today. >> i would hope that in future primary elections in new york state the officials there make some fundamental changes about how they do business. >> reporter: new york was right for hillary clinton. a win in a big state after a in momentum. >> we have won in

tomorrow planning a rally in midtown manhattan. democratic party frontrunner county annual spring dinner in the village of holbrook. clinton is on the attack in her adopted home state maintain a significant lead against rival bernie sanders. latest poll has her with a double-digit lead. >> my opponent voted against the brady bill five times. he voted for the law that tells gun manufacturers and sellers they have special immunity from the general responsibility to show care. >> meanwhile, senator sanders will continue campaigning upstate tomorrow. that's where he's been focusing his attention. this before visiting poughkeepsie for an afternoon rally. despite trailing in the polls, sanders boldly predicting a win in the new york primary a week from tomorrow. >> on the republican side donald trump will be holding a rally in utica tomorrow. >> but take a look at bernie sanders running against, you talk about liars. i think hillary might be worse than ted. tonight in albany, contrasting hillary clinton and senator ted cruz who trump cal

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>> all right, tom llamas in midtown manhattan for us. tom, thanks to you. >>> and as the republicans make their case tonight, the two democrats over my shoulder here battling one another on stage. less than a week before that pivotal primary here and new numbers just in tonight, showing hillary clinton pulling ahead in the state where she was once senator, 17 points ahead of sanders in the newest poll tonight. but it was bernie sanders who drew a giant crowd overnight, a rally in washington square park. but sanders then in damage control, after a word used on that stage by one of his surrogates. hillary clinton meantime playing to smaller crowds, and the question tonight -- what will her strategy be to hold onto that lead? here's abc's cecilia vega from the trail tonight. >> reporter: for both hillary clinton and bernie sanders, new york is a must-win. and tonight, everything is on the line. sanders heading to the debate riding high after one of the biggest rallies of his entire campaign. >> there are a lot of people here tonight! >> rep

a look from our camera in brooklyn over to midtown manhattan south. north of the brooklyn of wall street and bowling green down to the battery. it's really nice. here is a view. another really view from our roof camera. just give you an idea of the concealed carry here. some of those fair weather cumulus clouds. here is our camera times square looking south. a great day in progress for those milky cirrus crowds from a front and cooler and drier outpouring in out of the north. 70 degrees. the humidity is dry. winds have been gusting into the 20s and the humidity is really low. that's a big fire threat. now, the sun will set around 7:40 and it will be absolutely gorgeous. we have had elevated fire danger by the low humidity and wind. the wind will die down after sunset after 8:00 tonight. that's when the fire danger will go away. 70s back on thursday. showers, much needed showers show up on friday for two reasons. the fire threat and the pollen threat, which we will be talking about. another nice weekend coming up. 70 right now around teterboro and to t

. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton will have her own rally in midtown manhattan. people we talked with tell us that the climate of campaigning in this year's presidential election has been filled with so much negativity from both the democrats and republicans it sours them. >> i decided not to vote. just because i don't think it is >> it is not nice. not good for the country. >> reporter: chalk it up to sidewalk art to be neutral steps away from where bernie sanders takes the stage, this message supports him and hillary clinton. and, again, a security sweep is under way here at the site of the sanders rally. think about it. it is noon and it is not happening until 7:00 p.m. but there are so many people expected to be here tonight. as for mrs. clinton, she did give a radio interview on power 105.1 earlier this morning, courting voters and, rob, she has the midtown rally that we mentioned in manhattan at 2:00 p.m. back to you, rob. >> very busy around here. thank you. >>> the republicans also taking advantage of these last hours before tomorrow's primary. you're loo

morning she'll be participating in a discussion on equality at this office building here in midtown manhattan meanwhile on the republican side the latest poll shows donald trump with a 33 point lead ahead of the new york primary. ted cruz now campaigning in california says new york, doesn't matter. i'm going to say a sentence years. california is going to decide the republican nomination. ted cruz now openly mocking donald trump's complaint that giving cruz too many delegates. >>> it ain't stealing when the the voters reclaiming this country and reclaiming sanity. >>> more campaigning for hillary clinton at a gun violence forum clinton said bernie sanders and vermont share the blame for new york city violence. >> the state that has the highest per capita number of the guns that end up with crimes in new york come from vermont. >>> in albany, sanders turnedpredicting a win in new york. >> what i have learned in this campaign so far is we win when the voter turn out is high, we lose when it is low. let us next week have the highest voter turn out in the history of new york state. bernie sanders

nobody's even paying attention, but steve handelsman is live in midtown manhattan and everyone is focusedyork now. >> they're paying attention, not only to the big apple, but across this big state. hillary clinton plans a celebration ceremony, believing that in this state, her home state for the first time in a while she can stop bernie sanders' string of victories. >> reporter: democrat hillary clinton cast her vote in the new york primary near her home in chappaq chappaqua. >> this has been a joy during the last two weeks, everyone turns out to vote. >> new york city does not allow late registration and independent camps today. >> that's hurting bernie sanders and he claimed he's closed the gap to clinton anyway. >> we're feeling very good. there is a large voter turnout despite the impediment of 3 million people not being able to participate, i think we'll do just fine. >> reporter: clinton hoped to heal primary wounds. with so much ugly, divisive rhetoric we're going to need some unity. to be the nominee she needs to win just 34% of delegates starting today. >> who are you voting for?

this is "the real story" today, live outside of fox news studios in midtown manhattan. voters casting their ballots in a primary that offers one of the biggest delegate hauls giving donald trump a shot at clinching the actual nomination and hillary clinton a chance to build some momentum. live fox team coverage for you today. adam shapiro, and senior national correspondent john roberts. we'll start with you covering republicans from philly where voters will get their say there next week. hi, john. >> reporter: five big contests happening next week. donald trump in new york today hopes to win big because he wants to take away as many, if not all, of the 95 delegates that are available as possible. that will factor into weren't he can get to a majority of delegates prior to the republican convention in july. we hear a lot about the delegate process in a typical year it doesn't matter a whole lot. a little bit of behind-the-scenes america's but it really does matter this year, particularly in new york. because under the delegate allocation rules there are 95. there are thr

he is noted in his midtown manhattan synagogue a few locks from the trump towers. >>> trump is up over the 50% mark and all of the polls and if those numbers will be could end up winning nearly all of the 95 delegates available in the gop primary. >>> trump is sitting at 755 delegates right now in -- and he needs 1237 to caps off the nomination without a four -- four-part at the convention. >>> we are going to do it in the first ballot and get to the big 1237. >>> ted cruz in john kasich turned their attention to next week's contest. >>> voters in connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania and rhode island vote next tuesday. >>> the san jose city council weighs in on the new rent control ordinance. many live in the city are urging the council to act by limiting annual rent increases in strengthening petitions against an ear infections. take will consider expanding the rent control rules to newer buildings and duplexes that are currently left out. lesson an hour from now, people who use public transit will have a chance to speak out, the -- then municipal transportation agency will h

. >>> we're going to take you live right now to midtown, manhattan where bernie sanders is speaking beforehe national election artwork. al sharpton's national action network. let's listen in. >> at a time when not a lot of truth is being told. so here are some of the truths that we need to be talking about. number one, in this room, throughout this country, men and women have put their lives on the line to defend american democracy. here is the truth. in many ways, the foundations of american democracy today are being undermined by disastrous campaign finance laws, citizens united, supreme court decision. and by voter suppression among republican governors all over this country. so let us be clear. truth number one is democracy means one person, one vote. you want to vote for me, love to have it. you want to vote against me, that's called democracy. billionaires who represent the wealthy and powerful should not be about buying elections. that's why we're going to overturn citizens united. when billionaires buy elections, that's called oligarchy, not democracy. number two, and i know the na

. >> reporter: sanders strolling down midtown manhattan streets greeting fellow brooklynites. >> reporter: sander needs to win california new jersey pennsylvania e. he needs all to catch up to clinton. >>> do you remember during the debate when he started lecturing me on new york values like we are no good. >> reporter: ted cruz tried to get past that and make it around across the state with the a stop in the bronx. to a warmer welcome in brooklyn breaking bread with the jewish community and up state albany, sticking to his message. >>> if we nominate donald trump hillary wins. >> reporter: seven in ten americans including many republican voters have a negative view of trump. cruz hopes his recent primary win gives him momentum ahead of the next big vote april 19th. >>> former president bill clinton clashed with demonstrators during a campaign stop in west oak lane. they called out mr. clinton for the 1994 crime bill he passed calling it too harsh landing thousands of black youth behind bars. >>> i don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kilts hopped up

vulnerable, the lgbt community, black community, those people if we stop doing what we do in midtown manhattan, a phone call's going to be made. >> the worgs thing you can have is a police officer who needs an arrest for the month. >> you're all minorities. how does that make you feel? >> it's horrible. this is something coming from the top that trickles its way down. that's why we're all here today. >> reporter: we first interviewed officer raymond last month. he's been recording conversations with nypd officials for the past two years to prove alleged quotas and retaliation against cops who don't rack up numbers. it ended with this expletive. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: they said it should focus on the quality, not the quantity. is the commissioner lying? >> yes, commissioner bratten is en >> reporter: how can you prove it? >> with documents. >> all they want to do is go out and lock them up. it's easier to get numbers because you work in this kind of community. >> reporter: are you arresting for stuff you shouldn't be arresting for? >> that's why we're here, we don't do it. >> you're not har

in midtown manhattan, it's 57. in trenton and bridgewater, 58 degrees. still have some gusty winds as well. they're not going to diminish until we get toward the overnight hours. we're talking late evening when we're going to le settling down. in islip we have a 32 mile an hour wind gust at the moment. you can see these showers continuing to push through. the tri-state looking at the arooil of a arrival of more showers as we widen the picture. check out this line of thunderstorms moving through maryland. if that holds together, you could see an impact. in michigan is the colder air that is heading our way. 44 degrees with a few lingering spotty showers through the overnight. going to be g breezes and chillier than average temperatures. a high of only 50 degrees and that will be your temperature at citi field as well. and then heading into saturday a little but potent storm system heads our way. it's going to bring a mixture of rain and snow. enough cold air with that system to produce a light slushy accumulation in the suburbs. overnight, 44 degrees, sti

fox business' peter barnes, as we said, right there at trump tower in midtown, manhattan.er, look, the new york victory for trump, what does that do for him as it clears a path to maybe the next state, but more importantly, what does it do for the gop nomination he wants to snag? >> well, liz, over the weekend trump said that a good showing here in new york, getting most if not all of those 95 republican delegates was, quote with, vital to his campaign for the republican nomination. so we'll see where he ends up with it. he's expected to get the lion's share of delegates tomorrow once all the votes are counted, but i've seen some estimates that his, that he could get as low as 60, and his rivals could get others based on some modeling of some of the congressional districts throughout the state. nonetheless, trump is not taking any votes for granted. he headed off to buffalo just a little while ago where he's going to hold a campaign rally tonight and where he is acting like the presumptive front-runner and testing out some new, tough lines against hillary clinton. take a l

she was at a rally in midtown manhattan manhattan. another big rally in long it is starting to sprinkle here. hoaefully that doesn't deter the voters in chappaqua. baorck to you. >> thank you, kat. >>> moving to lori bordonaro with the republican side of the race. lori? >> reporter: kerry, donald trump is expected to come out to cast his vote on the east side in just a little while. today could be a big day for him as he's looking for a big win here in his home state. the polls here opened at 6:00 and we are seeing a lot of voter turnout. coma are casting their votes before work trying to beat the crowds. the front-runner is expected hevi ao 9:30 this morning. as for the other candidates, ted cruz is in pennsylvam a tod and kasich will be in maryland. back to you. >> thank you very much. in addition to the presidential primaries, also special elections are taking place. t >> vthoters are choosing replacements for assembly speaker sheldon silver and leader dean scalos, each awaiting sentencing for a corruption scandal. four people are

. >> here's our camera looking at midtown manhattan. looking pretty good here, looking southward all the way down to 1 world tray. temperature is 50 degrees. we're looking at temperatures that are going to be starting around 49, 50, maybe a degree or two warmer than normal. but we're going to be having a cool day today with cloudy skies, a few sprinkles are up to the north and there's rain around this low. that will dive in and through the area, give us rain tonight. so much of your day today is just cloudy. you need the jacket, wind breaker, that kind of thing. temperature 58 later on this afternoon and we'll have some showers starting around sunset. you need your rain gear tonight. we'll talk more about that. we'll talk about your weekend coming up next too. weather and traffic together every seven minutes. heather has got some troubles on the roadways. >>reporter: this is construction on the l.i.e. in suffolk county. you can see that the construction vehicle is backing up at this point. this is right near commack road, so you may exp

to katy tur who's outside trump tower in midtown manhattan. we'll let you guess whose headquarters that is for tonight. katy, the question is, will tonight be the last night of the first phase of the trump campaign? and i'm speaking about the changes in direction and the new personnel that they have said they'll be bringing on. >> i think we're going to see it. i think his victory speech will be very indicative of how much influence the new folks on his campaign, people like paul mannifourth, rick riley. is he going to stay on message? is he going to talk about new york values? is he going to be forward looking? will he not ramble? if that is the case i think you're seeing their message and strategy is coming across. the campaign feels really good about new york. they know it's going to be a big win. it's just by how much and whether or not they're able to sweep all the delegates. frankly they are looking forward, looking ahead. they've got $20 million sources tell me they're going to spend to get through july. they're looking at places like r

midtown manhattan, clear as a bell, 59 humidity really low the winds a little gusty at 25- mile per hour, mid-70s, 10 above average, a beautiful wednesday coming up, wall to wall tomorrow and a little less wind, there is an early chill in the air, need a jacket early mid-and upper 60s. back to have the 70s, a little bit more cloudy in the afternoon later in the day, good fair amount of sunshine through mid-afternoon, showers will show up friday should leave the scene by saturday morning worse case this is a lingering shower around daybreak, sun coming back 68, lower sunday a little bit because i think the winds wore off the atlantic on sunday, we'll have to watch that temperatures are generally in the 50s, you see the humidity is fairly low climbing up a little bit there is still fire weather watch in connecticuit tomorrow fair field county the winds still gusty in new england our winds 6 to 12, over connecticuit just on the fringe only some of the gustier winds, limited vegetation. 47 to start, upper 30s in the coldest spots north and west, 57 by noon, mid-and upper 60s in the afternoon

darla miles in midtown manhattan york. >>> now to the wild scene in new jersey you'll only see right here. a man sleeping in his car sudden ly targeted by robbers but he refused to become a victim. >> this could be troubling to watch. using his car as a weapon, the victim goes on the attack and he wins. >> it all went down yesterday in a parking lot in paterson. aj ross getting the video today. she's live in paterson with the eyewitness news exclusive. >> this is some of the debris left over from the crazy exchange. the victim pegged as an easy target. the man asleep in his car. you'll only see on eyewitness news, he not only fought back, he chased those guys across the street and taught them a lesson in the school of hard knocks they'll never forget. >> reporter: a botched robbery paterson early monday morning when three suspects ambushed a man who fell asleep in his van in this grocery store parking lot. the trio first approached his vehicle with hammered and tried to pin him in place with another car. he rammed their vehicle for for payback. >> it's a chaotic situation. think abou

live in midtown manhattan, back to you. ernie: that's the democrats. now to the republican side. donald trump is hoping to win big and collect enough delegates to avoid a brokered convention. ted cruz is looking to make this a two-horse race. joe is following the republicans for us. he's live in midtown with more own what's going on. good evening to you. >> reporter: these republican candidates have invaded our parks and coffee shops for the last three weeks. now donald trump is the only republican candidate left in the state. if the polls hold true, it won't be a matter of if donald trump wins the primary, but by how much. while ted cruz and john kasich have moved on to pennsylvania, frontrunner donald trump cast his vote in the 2016 election this morning. >> it's a great honor for new york. new york is a special place. >> reporter: stopping by his polling place, the central synagogue in midtown after 10:00 a.m., he told reporters his vote was an easy choice. >> we have amazing support that i'm honored and putting in the vote was something terrific. >> reporter: the new york nat

i think he's actually out right now wandering the streets of midtown manhattan talking to people in times square. our intrepid embed danny freeman walked 10,000 steps yesterday backward with him through all these new york city neighborhoods. this has not been something that senator sanders has really engaged in much over the course of his campaign. he's been much more focused on these big rallies and hasn't done too much retail campaigning but clearly feeling in the last hours of this that he needs to kind of get out there and meet new yorkers face to face. he also has had those large rallies. he had one in long island city last night where he talked a little bit more about, you know, the political revolution, as he calls it, and the excitement that's surrounding his campaign. take a look. >> this is a campaign on the move. this is a political revolution sweeping america. from coast to coast this is a movement getting the establishment very, very nervous. >> of course the challenge will be if he does, as kristen was talking about, come out far behind in this new york primary, how do they

clinton will also be in midtown manhattan tomorrow while bernie sanders will make stops in long island, the city of queens. >> very busy. thank you very much, hazel. >>> new video tonight shows a wild fight outside a brooklyn restaurant. a group of men can be seen swinging bar stools during a brawl outside vaqueros on myrtle avenue. police say the victim is in critical condition at the hospital. police are now looking for the men seen in the video. >>> stabbed by a stranger with scissors. homeless people after a times square worker was attacked on the job. cbs 2's brian cone bear is live with more. >> reporter: cyndi, the city is trying to get the crimes under control, but this attack shows just how challenging that is. warmer weather brings out more people to times square. that includes more homeless people on the streets as well. >> you see them everywhere, living on the subways, subway entry areas, from the store fronts and everything. >> reporter: at the corner of 47th and 8th avenue sunday morning at 8:30, police say a 26-year-old homeless man named zach smith stabbed a times squa

being forced on a place i found it difficult to pronounce before the break, the trump tower in midtown manhattan, where in the lobby, just like the last time we went through this ritual, donald trump will appears at a podium to an audience. you see the press corps in the foreground there on the tables, at their laptops. and then it's kind of a standing crowd of invited guests and other types. but we'll be hearing from donald trump -- >> and that's the escalator that donald trump descended -- >> famously z lly descended. >> all of it famously understated. >> the democratic race this year will end in philadelphia. the republican race will end in cleveland. that's where the two parties are holding their conventions this july. but tonight, all eyes are on pennsylvania and on philadelphia, because of the weird role that pennsylvania has in the republican race, with its unbound delegates. the state-wide delegates in pennsylvania will all go to donald trump. the question of what happens to this huge number, more than 50 of unbound delegates elected from congressional districts across the state is the b

but if she wins by ly single digits, sanders out greeting crowds in midtown manhattan today could gain momentum by beating expectations. >> i think we're going to do just fine. >> reporter: the sar nders team has poured resources in new york, outspending clinton 2-1 on tv ads. putting on those massive rallies. it's all taken its toll on clinton. rating down 11 points since march. partly because of theh new york slugfest says the clinton team. >> he has leveled character attacks ag nst hillary clinton. he's basically called her corrupt. >> reporter: and what if sanders loses big tonight. >> if a series of really big states go her way, what would happen. >> no one is going to arrive at the convention with enough pledged delegates to secure the nomination. >> reporter: sanders was already looking past new york to the next contest in pennsylvania. >> i think we're going to win here in pennsylvania nex week. >> reporter: and despite all of the infighting, in exit polls only 13% of new york democrats voting today said that they would definitely not vote for clinton if she becomes the nominee

buildings in midtown, manhattan. 57 degrees. 32% humidity. naturally the humidity comes up this time of night but it will still be very dry in to the day tomorrow. humidities will climb up later tomorrow and in to friday. the high today shy of that 70-degree mark. 10 degrees above average tomorrow. there are your sunrise and sunset times. a very bright thursday but certainly more cloudiness as the day wears on. few suburbs. it's a warmer wind that can gust over 20. high fire risk for sure. there could be a thunderstorm on friday, especially late in the day in to the evening hours. then you're looking at another nice weekend coming up. probably 70 on saturday. 64. but it does look mainly dry over the weekend. just might be an early shower especially east of the city on saturday. a little chill in the air in randolph, new jersey. there could be spotty. we're 49 in brentwood. 45 in lakehurst. see the humidities, you can see how far the atlantic impacts, up to about i-287 in the merit where the humidities have climbed now. still very dry inland.

sharpton welcomed vermont senator bernie sanders to the national action network convention in midtown manhattan thursday one day after hillary clinton addressed the group. sanders talked about the fight against inequality with a focus on economic opportunities and a legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. >> of course, you have to open up opportunity for all people. but then he said, what does it matter if you desegregate a lunch counter, but you don't have at money to buy the damn hamburger! held an organizing event in co- op city in the bronx wednesday night and asked her supporters generally older more women and more minorities for their help fending off sanders next tuesday. >> i need your help to go to the polls to vote not just for me, my name will be on the ballot, but vote for yourselves! vote for your families! vote for your children! your grandchildren!! >> reporter: the brooklyn navy yard help revitalize the economy in this part of brooklyn but we asked voters what issues they think the candidates should focus on during the debate. >> my biggest concern is our education system starting

. >>> the power of water and a water main break very much on display still in midtown manhattan. crews working around the clock to restore water service to nine buildings, this 36 hours after yesterday's incident. bottled water will be given to people who live and work in those buildings. the water main break spilling water on to a steam pipe. two lanes of 6th avenue remain >>> an aggressive new inspection policy in the works tonight to try to beef up oversight of gas installations across new york city. officials say their goal is to inspect 100% of gas plumbing jobs before the gas is ever turned on, this to increase safety and hold plumbers accountable for their work. this program begins this summer. 22 new inspectors are being hired. >>> new at 11:00, is it time to get rid of your metro card? the mta thinks so. their new plan for paying for rides. >> new incredible as a school roof collapses and a wave washes through the halls. >> and temperatures dipping overnight. meteorologist jeff smith over there in the weather center. he'll tell us when the warmth returns. [ laughter ] th

outside we go where we have some cloud cover, a pretty shot of midtown manhattan and also you can see some of the clouds. the lights of the city reflecting off the cloud base. pretty mild right now. but our wind is going to go from southwest to west, cool things off by morning. the high, 58 degrees. that's right on target. there's the average high. six years ago it was 92 degrees on april 7th, the earliest to hit 90 degrees. there are your sunrise and sunset times for a decent friday. it is breezy and cool tomorrow, but it is mainly dry, so i think we're just talking about mostly cloudy skies, mets home opener just a shower. it actually could brighten during the mid and late innings. it is breezy. a wintery saturday, wet snow, chill, rain mixed in as well. still chilly on sunday and a nice recovery in to early next week. this may be the hot spot area for some of the snow on saturday, whether it be a rockaway or dover, new jersey amount. it's the hills we'll watch. right now we're mild. temperature, 48. mostly cloudy. if there's a shower, mainly north of new york city. partly to mostly

. >> reporter: sanders strolling down midtown manhattan streets. after the new york primary only three large states are left to vote. california, new jersey and pennsylvania. sanders needs to win all four with large margins to. ka up to clinton. donald trump making sure his fellow new yorkers don't forget ted cruz's comments about new york values months ago. >> do you remember during the debate when he started lecturing me on new york values like we're no good. >> reporter: ted cruz trying to get faft that and making the rounds across the state with a stop in the bronx. community. >> reporter: to a warmer welcome in brooklyn breaking bread with the jewish community. and upstate outside albany sticking to his message. >> that if we nominate donald trump, hillary wins. >> reporter: how do americans view donald trump? well, a new associated press poll shows seven in ten americans including misdemeanor republican voters have a negative view of trump even in the south where he's won big and cruz hopes his recent primary win gives him the momentum ahead

hillary clinton met with strikers in midtown manhattan, she said she was disappointed that negotiations had broken down between verizon and the unions. you have the two unions working very hard and you have the wire line part of the business, that's the traditional fixed line business. it's the fiber optics network. they're the businesses that's slowing. then opposed to that you have the wireless part of the business which is booming and highly profitable. but a lot of workers there, the majority there, they're not under union contract. but wages and benefits on average though are lower. so it's a real dilemma. an interesting moral case as well. so that's going on. the verizon ceo of course as you saw on the linked in post not enjoying bernie sanders' presence saying americans deserve better from those aspiring to be president. sanders said i don't want the support of immelt or the others. i welcome their contempt. it goes on. >> thank you, louisa bojeson from london. >>> a new report accuses the chicago police department of systemic racism. it was issued by the task force appointed by

we are live from midtown manhattan, tracee carrasco, cbs 2 news. >>> a bomb scare at a tv station in baltimore, but the explosives turned out to be candy bars. >> he had a message he wanted to get on tv, allegedly setting a car on fire in the hope of getting a station to air his danger, recovering in a hospital after being shot by police. the 25-year-old suspect walked into baltimore's local fox tv station in a panda suit, a surgical mask and what he claimed was a bomb strapped to his body. police say it was a red flotation device with unusual items and wires that looked convincing. >> what we have been able to find out is those devices were actually chocolate candy bars wrapped in aluminum foil with wiring connecting each other. >> he got as far as the security guard. >> i told him i couldn't let him in but i could see what i could do to help. >> the guard quietly dialed 911. police saw the man inside the building, his car was on fire in the parking lot. 90 minutes later he walked out and police didn't take chances. when he ignored their commands to stop a sniper team opened fire. t

. >> bernie sanders meanwhile began his primary eve by walking through midtown manhattan, posing for photos along the way. and his day ended with a picturesque rally with manhattan's skyline as the back drop. the campaign says 8,000 people gathered to watch the senator speak. as he's done before, he proclaimed if voter turnout is high, he expects to do well. >> this is a campaign on the move. this is a political revolution sweeping america. from coast to coast, this is a movement getting the establishment very, very nervous. let me make a very dramatic announcement to you on this beautiful evening. are you ready for this? all right. here it is. i am prepared tonight to announce i will release all of the transcripts of all of the speeches that i have given behind closed doors to wall street. are you ready? here they are. >> also yesterday, the sanders campaign accused clinton and the dnc of serious violation of the campaign laws. it wrote that a joint fund-raising committee is being exploited to solely benefit clinton's campaign for president. the clinton campaign manager vehemently de

. >>> a pane of glass fell off the side of a hotel in midtown manhattan this afternoon crashing on to the sidewalk below. the glass fell from the first floor of the doubletree hotel and on to the sidewalk on 51st street between lexington and 3rd avenues. a passerby was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the buildings department is investigating. >>> exclusive video tonight of a frightening car accident in the bronx. we first reported last night. surveillance video shows the car jump the curb in the fordham section around 6:00 last night and plow in to four people on a busy sidewalk. three of the victims ended up in the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the 26-year-old driver was cited for failure to yield to pedestrians. >>> a man accused of pulling out a bb gun at a checkpoint outside the u.s. capital earlier this tennessee was shot by capital guard on monday afternoon and critically hurt after he drew the weapon. dawson was under an order to stay away from the area after an incident in october where police say he disrupted a house session by yelling he was a prophe

she celebrated her big win in the new york primary here at the sheraton in midtown manhattan. there was a live band, a bar, a feeling before she was projected the winner this was a night to celebrate and it didn't disappoint. clinton took the stage thanking her supporters who came out strong for her in her adopted home state. >> thank you, new york. today, you proved once again there's no place like home. you know, in this campaign, we've won in every region of the country. from the north to the south, to the east to the west, but this one's personal. >> reporter: clinton also said she's entered the homestretch of the democratic nomination and that victory is in sight. as far as her strategy moving forward, her campaign aides say she's still focusing on the primary. including the next contest up, pennsylvania. she campaigns there today. ryan and diane? >> big night for secretary clinton. thanks, liz. bernie sanders is now back in his home state after a couple of campaign stops in pennsylvania. >> as he touched down in vermont, he congratulated hillary clinton on her victory bu

today, on foot, strolling through midtown manhattan. but the crowds on the streets rally in his native brooklyn. >> new york state, help lead this country into the political revolution. >> reporter: sanders may have the momentum, but what he needs now is votes. if he loses new york by ten points, sanders will need to win 80% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination. now, donald trump is unveiling his new unflattering nickname for clinton. >> crooked hillary. >> reporter: on "this week," on. >> i don't respond to donald trump and his string of insults about me. i can take care of myself. >> reporter: and today, clinton found her own name for trump. >> does donald trump scare you at all? >> i think he's the donkey of the decade. >> cecilia joins us now from a bernie sanders rally in queens. he's been getting such huge crowds, but one of the big questions, how many of them can actually vote for bernie tomorrow? >> reporter: well, george, independents are barred from voting here. the democratic primary in new and that is a voting

fox fabric studios in midtown manhattan as we overlook the big apple where the action takes place today. went they come april 20th. top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. donald trump and hillary clinton and the new york state of mind. both winning bid. the accented delicately sober rattles coming closer to securing their economist domination. >> it's really nice to win delegates at the vote. it's a crooked system. it is a system that is rigged. we are going back the old way, you voted and you win. >> this was personal. new yorkers, you've always had my back and i've always tried to have yours. maria: breaking down the latest delegate count, getting it look appalling to show how trump and clinton won the empires they last night. the developments in the flood water crisis. michigan's attorney general set to announce criminal charges against three people. united health care delivered the blow. the largest insurance company in the country probably not a post about make your exchanges by next year. what states are affected, not a decline in the pc market on intel. the company cutting 12,0

clinton will be in midtown manhattan around 2:00 in the afternoon for a rally today. as for senator sanders, his rally is set to take place here a little bit later tonight. you know when there's going to be a big event. sanitation crews have already been around here. the street sweepers. we expect security to tighten up even in the early afternoon ahead of the 7:00 p.m. rally. >> kat, thank you very much. presidential hopefuls are fanning out across the state ahead of tomorrow's pry mire. donald trump got a warm welcome on staten island. he received the endorsement of a police veteran group. pretty big crowd lining up to see him there. in poughkeepsie, he called winning new york vital to locking up enough delegates to secure his party's nomination. >> make as many calls as you can to get everybody out and go and give us a big mandate, a big, big mandate for the movement. >> so as for the other republican candidates, kasich planning to campaign in syracuse and schenectady. ted cruz doesn't have any public events. he plans to make tv appearances and meet privately with

. >> and this is not happening in midtown manhattan. this is happening in east new york in the bronx. >> reporter: these ten are among the group calling the nypd 12 suing their own department ban on quotas and singling out black and hispanic cops for more severe punishment if they fail to rack up target numbers. >> they'll transfer you, they will try and give you a bad evaluation, which they do. >> they'll break up your partners, put you on dangerous assignments. >> you want to do your job and you want to help the community, but because you're not harassing people, you're being punished. >> because you've got that pressure going on you constantly. you have to bring in this number and now you're to go out and harass, like felicia said, the community. >> reporter: officials say they are responding to conditions in communities and the only push is to reduce crime. >> police department mayor says crime is down. crime is down in new york. safest big city. >> so why are they pushing for numbers so hard? >> more black and hispanic people as po