it's significant because of what murdock owns. one of the great things, the flamers, now we have voices just within murdocks em bier. let me show a tweet on screen. famous conservative commentator. he said i owe a lot to murdock. it's a disservice to his legacy and the country he runs. crystal, of course, anti trump and he feels that people like murdock have normalized trump. >> i disagree with you a little bit. i think megan kelly may want to stay at fox. i'm watching her and watching this thing play out and i feel like i'm watching the news version of house of cards. she goes on with cobert and reminds the audience when she's on the air at 9:00, the person before her, o riley and the person before her, those are both taped shows but she's live and that makes it better. her numbers are very well in the demographics. she's been on for a year now and brought a new life and presence and credibility to fox. this also provides interesting -- >> i think she's pursuing publicly and she's answering honestly. >> more angling to leave. thi

and vanessa murdock's forecast. sunday morning continues. >>> right now, a violent road rage attack. a man crashes his car after getting stabbed by a driver. police say this was on the upper east side. live with the details. >>> mayor bill de blasio accused of breaking the law. the bombshell document that could lead to criminal charges. >>> saying goodbye to prince. friends and family bid farewell to the music legend as fans received pipes was -- cbs2 news continues right now. >>> i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are straight ahead. first vanessa murdock is live on the upper west side at the march of dimes, march for babies. that will get underway later this morning. good morning, vanessa. >> reporter: good morning. not far away now. registration opens at 8:30 a.m. the registration and then the walk begins at 10:00. the weather is spectacular. just a little chilly. let's take you to those temperatures. you can see what it feels like out here right now. current temperature, 47 degrees in the city. and 36 in moorest

vanessa murdock is live at the march of dimes, march for babies. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ladies. good morning everyone. we have people streaming in. good morning. how is it going? everybody is coming here for the march of dimes, march for babies babies. , along with me this way. if you look over here in the distance, eli manning is here. we will speak to him and about 10 minutes. by now let's take you to the forecast. temperatures starting off in it is chilly out here. certainly a windchill this morning. in the city, 48. feels like 43 right now in manhattan. the wind chill in montauk, 41. this morning, the opening ceremonies for the march of dimes, march for babies is at 9:00. we're hoping it will warm up to 51 by then. the high this afternoon, 66. sunny. a little breezy. if you're coming out early, i would say to layer up. it is chilly at the moment. the full forecast is coming up. we will be speaking with eli manning and my very special guest -- one of my coworkers from cbs new york. >> we look forward to that. >>> following deve

vanessa murdock has a look at the forecast. the shots from outside are beautiful. >> it will stay that way. no change to the great beautiful skies today. it will be just like this all day long. looking lovely. it will be a little warmer than yesterday by about 4 degrees. let's take a look at where we stand right now. up to 49 already in the city. forty in somerville. forty-six in the hamptons. as we look at the vortex satellite and radar picture, nothing to see because of high pressure. it will be a superduper sunday. the sun shine. keep in mind that the uv index is at a seven. a burn time of 30 minutes. so put on the sunscreen and enjoy the day. by 3:00, the high is 72. 10 degrees above normal. by 9:00 this evening, 59 under

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first vanessa murdock is here forecast. we have had enough of winter. >> talk to old man winter about that. i can do anything about it. >> put in a good word. >> they do not have the winter. what i do have is the forecast. morning. some may describe it as frigid with wind chills in the teens and 20s. these are the actual temperatures. thirty-two in the city. wind chills making it feel like 14 in liberty. in the city, it feels like 26. on the vortex satellite and radar, mainly clear skies out there. truly will be a beautiful bright end to the weekend. just not a warm end to the weekend. we anticipate warming into the mid-40s today. that is 10 to 15 degrees below seasonable. we will have a mixture of sunshine and clouds by this afternoon. ultimately, a much more pleasant portion of the weekend as compared to yesterday. coming up, i will have the full forecast. we will talk about warmer temperatures and wet weather returning. >>> now to campaign 2016. the new york state primary is just over a week away. this is bernie sanders

first vanessa murdock is here with the forecast. not a bad saturday so far. >> no, it's going to be a stunner of a day. beautifully warm, beautiful blue skies just as we've had for a couple of days now. so a lovely forecast to start off the weekend. right now i want to take you live outside. i'm going to show you this pretty picture we've got here. it is beautiful. i love the way the sunshine is creating some pinks on the sky. >>> as we look at the temperature, it's 44 degrees, northeast winds at 8 miles per hour right now. the 60s today. 44 in the city, but 40 in andover. it is 26 in the hamptons. the east end of long island under a freeze warning right now. 27 in belmar. as we look at the vortex satellite and radar picture, nothing to look at except for those clouds way far away off to the east. what will happen today is it will be a little breezy across eastern long island, the rest of us, though, winds will be on the calm side. so 9:00 a.m. it's 49 degrees, feeling like 47. by noon 58, sunny and 56, and then your high for today

i don't know. >>> vanessa murdock is in the news center. >> we need the rain. i know it's it put s a damper on things but we need the rain. let's take you live outside and see what's happening right now across the city skyline. you can see the clouds out there. they're looking okay. 47 degrees, northeast winds at 8 headlines are this, the better half of the weekend today. the umbrella will be necessary tomorrow and it looks like pretty much for the entirety of your day. again, we could use the rain. the moral of the story, the u.s. drought monitor has us under about normally dry conditions. as you can see, most of us in the viewing area dealing with that. as far as driest april's go, we're on the list for the top 10. we desperately need some rain for the year. we're running a deficit of about 4 inches for the month. less than that. we are on that top 10 list of dryers april's. today not anticipating rain. maybe a sprinkle but that's it. we will see plenty of cloud cover today with winds in off the water it helps keep those clouds in play. then what's happening

first vanessa murdock has a look at the forecast. it looks pretty out there right now. >> i think it is a beautiful start. just not warm. >> a beautiful february. >> exactly. if we turned back the clocks, it would feel normal outside. it does feel like teens and 20s. at least it is bright and beautiful. thirty-two right now in the city. the actual temperature -- 31. here are the wind chills the wind chills. feeling i 26 in the city. feels like 13 in ferndale. under a freeze warning until 10:00 a.m. this morning. soon, that will expire as temperatures warm above freezing. it is noon. 42 degrees. feeling like 37. by 3:00 this afternoon, a high of 47 feeling like 42. anticipating a lot of sunshine early with clouds building and later today. ultimately, a beautiful but unseasonably chilly end to your weekend. we should be warming into the upper 50s. the full forecast is coming up. we will talk warmer and wetter weather returning to the forecast. >>> now to campaign 2016. the stakes are high as the new york state primary showdown nears. d

find out why. >> first, here is vanessa murdock. very busy in the weather center? >> yeah, wild weather overnight. it persists today in the form of strong winds and another storm system rolling through tomorrow. that will likely bring a little more snow. where exactly does it fall? coming up. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov >> take a look at this scene. witnessed by young children on a shows the driver taking off with a man clinging to the side view mirror. this happened thursday afternoon. the man being dragged says he was upset after his five-year-old daughter's bus stop was changed to a different location. he admits he tried standing in front of the bus to make the driver let his

coverage against with vanessa murdock. some people seeing snow? >> yes. for some it's stacked up a little bit. 1-2 inches is the general sum mainly north of the city. now we are seeing snowfall across long island as well. so we knew this was coming, but it will be short lived. but the winds will persist. so let's start off with the vortex satellite and radar picture so you can see just how quickly this system is making its move. but, yeah, mostly light across reinvigorating. snow falling there. very little snow left north of the city at this point in time. that will be the trend. partially clearing skies. winds remaining powerful through at least the morning hours. we have visibilities reduced greatly in babylon down to half a mile to hamptons down to one and a third. that is a result of falling and blowing snow, folks. it is going to be windy and cold today. our current feels like feels like 19 in quag. partly sunny skies by 10:00 a.m. 42 degrees the high in the city. feels like 30. a high-wind warning until 6 p.m. tonight. it is possible we will have th

first, meteorologist vanessa murdock a with a look at the forecast. a mixed bag, vanessa. >> yeah. a little bit of a raw day out there. we're not just talking unseasonably cool temperatures, but rain and snow as well. so, yes, it is going to get messy out there. we expect the wet weather to begin about mid morning and it will be snow for some, but a wintery mix for most. let's take it off to the radar right now so you can see what's happening out there. rain to the south, but temperatures in and around the city, points east will be a little too warm for just snow. so here's how we see the day breaking down, 7:00 a.m. out there, things are still dry. but heading towards mid morning, 11:00 a.m., snow is moving into the western fringes, rain for most at this time. then as we make our way into the early afternoon, note where it is still snowing, through the mid section of new jersey, middlesex, somerset, hunterdon counties most likely to get the most snow. for the rest of us, maybe just a trace as the storm makes its exit. so totals will not be significant, but it will be a very unseas

first vanessa murdock is live on the upper west side at the march for babies. good morning, vanessa. >> reporter: good morning. we are here at 65th and broadway, lincoln center. things are starting to ramp up. we will thank you for a walk through the starting line. 10:00 a.m., the walk officially begins. it is still getting set up. you can still register at 830 the -- 8:30 a.m. 9:00, opening ceremonies. we will have eli manning -- a celebrity spokesperson for the march of dimes. of course my secret past -- my favorite -- not my favorite cbs co-worker -- one of my favorite cbs coworkers will be here with me as well. let's talk about the forecast. first things first. we will go live outside. a beautiful stunning clear sky. it is 47 degrees. we have a windchill making it feel like the low 40s. wind out of the north, northeast that 13 miles per hour. what can you expect from the forecast. sunday, the weekend will wrap up on a beautiful no. it will be warmer tomorrow. today's 60s. tomorrow 70s. rain returns late tomorrow night and processed through tuesday. tuesday

verse vanessa murdock with a look at our forecast. yesterday it was great outside. this morning a little rainy? >> yeah. we need the rain. that's going to last through roughly midday and we are going to see a few more showers. ultimately, the second half of your day looking great. this morning a little bit soggy. not bad either. we need that rain. let's go ahead. take a look at what's happening on the virtual reality text satellite and radar picture. we have late rain. on the south shore pockets of heavier rain. way through through roughly midday. after that skies starting to clear on out. we could have a few stray showers. generally, i think the afternoon is looking pretty good. 62 in the city. 62 bridgeport. as we roll through your saturday we will be warming up to 70 degrees. by noon it's partly sunny. maybe a lingering shower. three at 70. so i am loving the start of the day. i think sometimes it's nice to have a dreary start. the rest of the weekend is looking sunsational. back to you. >> vanessa, thank you. >>> new this morning police in new jersey have made a

. >>> vanessa murdock has more on the forecast which changes by the day. every possible temperature we can have. >> moving forward, it will be pretty constant in the 50s. just not today. we have to get past today. chilly and bright. but not warm. after today, temperatures will be returning to seasonable levels. let's go live outside from atop the empire state building. as we start things off, it is blue and bright and lovely. but chilly. 32 degrees right now. wind chills are in the 20s. here are the headlines. another cold start. but we will begin warming things up. especially as we move into the work week. today, drive that chili. wet weather returns monday. especially tuesday. your morning low was 30 degrees. this is the normal low for february 22. we came very close to tying the record low today. it is 28 degrees set back in 1997. so we missed it by 2 degrees. of course that feels even colder than 28 right now. it feels more like 25 at central park. on the vortex satellite and radar, thanks to high-pressure, it looks like this beautiful brighter sky --

we go to vanessa murdock. >> it is true. it is the same system. take a look tornado watches still in effect for our neighbors to the south through atlanta, georgia, just to the south of there all the way up rain. for us here at home, we don't have the intensity of the down south. what we have is a little bit of northeasterly direction. this trend will continue for the rest of your afternoon, even into the evening hours. absolutely, but it looks more like we'll see just more showers moving through. very mild today, 74 degrees and breezy. this does not last. as you mentioned dropping temperatures and a chance for snow. we talk about that in my full forecast. chris and mary, back to you. >>> thank you. a big minimum wage hike is coming to new york state. >> the legislature and governor cuomo have reached a deal on the state budget which includes the increase. cbs2's andrea grymes has reaction. >> at this men's clothing store on 3rd avenue in harlem. >> $15 is a must have. >> but you disagree? >> i think it's a lot of money, $15. >> a debate this morn

. >>> back over to vanessa murdock. she has to be here to do the weather. >> my husband actually works from home and he's very productive and the quality of life is impeccable. i always tell people pretty lucky. >> good for them. >> for those run s on lunch, it's looking pretty good for him. the forecast looking good for all of today. let's start things off live outside right now. looks a little bit hazy out there this morning. we have clouds over head, fewer clouds east of the city. 51 degrees northeast winds at 3 miles per hour. headlines, here we go, better half of your weekend today. get out and enjoy it. tomorrow you will need that umbrella and not just for a couple of hours in the morning. it really looks like most of your sunday will be soggy. we could certainly use the rain. here's the deal, the drought oob normal ly -- adnormally dry. on the vortex satellite and radar picture right now, no rain. just those clouds in play. we can see them starting to break up from just through the hudson valley back down to the

vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. and it's a good one. >> i'm so excited to just get out there and enjoy. because the air is dry. the temperatures are warm. feeling like spring. and we're just going to see bright blue skies. 51 in the city. 47 in montock. on the vortex satellite and for the clouds, there would be nothing to look at. we will see clear skies for the duration of your saturday. at 2:00 a.m., 64 degrees, clear, looking like 64. feeling like it. this afternoon, the high will be 66. that's where we're heading. 5:00, it's 65. then by 8:00, 57. still clear. 11:00 tonight, 52. it will be a little bit more breezy east of the city and because of the dry air in place, and because of the breeze, there is an increase risk of some wild fires popping up today. please be cautious and just enjoy this beautiful, bright start to your weekend. coming up, we'll talk about how long the weather stays this way. andrea and hazel, back to you. >> thank you. new this morning, police are warning supermarket customers across manhat

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steve murdock and taught and jesus. i appreciate everyone who put this together. it is a very important issue before i do talk about it, one more littlelittle thing about myself because you did not say enough about me. i just recently got a little award i am proud of. a thousand people, and a distinguished alumni award. love that. it is all right. i had not been there a while my wife asked me what it was like. i told her the wonderful things about it. over the challenges? it was a small town. it is a drivers education and sex education in the same car. and then she said, she thought about that a minute. you don't drive very well either. just to give you an idea of how much respect i get home. you are going to hear and have been hearing a lot about this issue in the coming months. we are in an election cycle. we cannot avoid it. it will be with us for months, and you are hearing a lot of things said, some very compassionate, some very cool, some in between, but it will be talked about a lot, unafraid much of it will shed more heat than light on the issue. and so wh

with vanessa murdock. it's kind of a 50/50 weekend. >> it is. today dry, tomorrow so gi . temperatures go up and down as well. we start off in the 40s for the most part, 39 monticello. the low 60s today. right now we have cloud cover over head in the tri-state area. tomorrow a low pressure system will track in our direction bringing rain for pretty much the entirety of the day on sunday. light for the most part but bouts of more moderate to heavy rainfall. today clouds and some sun. it won't be completely cloudy today. through the midday hours and early afternoon we see the most sun, 62 degrees. winds out of the east at 5 to 10. tomorrow 54 degrees and soaking rain. brian over to you. >> vanessa, thank you. >>> another news update in just a half an hour. i'm brian conybeare. cbs news continues t whe you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. its not one thing we do. it's the only thing we do. start at cancer treatment centers of america in philad

. >>> now vanessa murdock has a check of our forecast. and it's a doozy. >> it is a doozy. it's all over the place. first of all, about 20 degrees cooler today than yesterday. a high of 59. showers on and off throughout the day. best bet for more sunshine is later on. winds will be out of the southwest, becoming more easterly at about 5 to 15. overnight the winds start picking up big time and cold air is diving on in. 37 overnight will feel like single digits and teens for many of us. winds could be gusting as high as 60 miles per hour by tomorrow morning. and at the same time we'll be dealing with a little bit of snow. rain will change over to snow early tomorrow morning. by afternoon a high of 44, feels like the 20s and 30s, again, very windy tomorrow. as far as snowfall totals go, we could get one to two inches well north and west of the city. and there is a high wind warning in effect, gusts 60 miles per hour possible between midnight tonight and noon tomorrow. dick. >> all right, vanessa, thanks very much. >>> we'll have another update in a half hour. i'm dick brennan.

. >> our eye on the storm coverage begins with vanessa murdock. vanessa, some people are seeing snow this morning? >> yeah, some reports as high as 5 inches. really the snow is on its way out of here. in another half hour, item 'say the snow will be a thing of the past and we will be dealing with the winds and much colder temperatures. winds are going to make it feel like the 20s and 30s today. here you see it, what's left of the wet weather moving out. just really the east end of long island dealing with a little bit of snow and there is a band through westchester and fairfield county, connecticut, at this point in time. could we see a few more flurries the brunt of the weather and traffic weather will be out of here by 9:00. a high-wind warning in effect to 6:00 this evening. as we roll through the day the winds will steadily subside. at present 45-mile-per-hour gusts reported in central park. a 46-mile-per-hour gusty being read in the hamptons right now. so lots of wind. it will make an impact on your day. we have had increased power outages th

wind gusts of more than 60 miles per hour tore through 210th street by murdock avenue. this massive tree came crashing down across the road. >> we heard a big boom. that's when we came out and looked to see this huge tree was down. least four cars, including this suv. >> i was shocked! i didn't know what to think. are you serious? >> reporter: power lines got dragged across this block and well beyond the intersection. a row of power and light poles instantly snapped. >> the power lines are down right across your property. >> yeah, the gentleman checked it and he said everything was okay. he told us not to touch anything. >> reporter: and more problems in howard beach. whipping winds blew this empty home off its pilings. part of it fell into the house next door. >> i heard a big loud crash and then my mom went downstairs and looked out the window. she was, like, oh, my god, the neighbor's house fell on us. >> reporter: on marine place in nassau county, crews have been working for hours to clear this uprooted tree. the wind ripped it out of the ground and pulled up the si

vanessa murdock will have that forecast in just a moment. first tests showing eight more newark school buildings have high levels of lead in their water. ten drinking sources there had dangerous lead levels, conducted more than 300 tests quarter of all water samples came back with high levels of lead: trouble for the city's 9- 1-1 system. the ems computer aided dispatch system went down for nearly 20 minutes yesterday afternoon. ems operators were forced to grab pens and papers and take down information and dispatch ambulances. officials say no 9-1-1 calls were missed during the outage. the city adopted a new dispatch system three years ago. since then the software has experienced sporadic shut downs. >>> a man hunt underway after an armed robbery at a cell phone store. police released this video of the suspect, it happened wednesday afternoon in the bedford section. investigators say he threatened the clerk with a knife before taking off with more than $500 in cash and a number of cell phones. >>> now let's get over to vanessa murdock for t

. >>> now to vanessa murdock with a check of the forecast. hi, vanessa. >> good morning, tony. good morning, everybody. going to be kind of a raw and damp day out there. here's the deal. the clouds are thickening, the wet weather not far away now. by mi morning we start to see some -- mid morning we start to see some action and the rest of the weather impacts your afternoon forecast. it will be snow mainly through the mid section of new jersey. rain elsewhere with a little so here's how we see the totals stacking up, trace to an inch for most of us. but through that mid section we're talking through middlesex, somerset, hunterdon counties, that's where we would see the highest totals, one to two inches, maybe three at most. so for today we are looking at temperatures in the 40s with snow, freeze warning tonight. it's going to get frigid. tony >> thanks, vanessa. continues in just a bit. >>> our top story this half hour the latest on the hire against >> this week, we learned federal investigators found cybersecurity weaknesses in the health care exchanges of the. potentially exp

vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. muggy, too? >> very muggy. it looks like the rain is moving at a snail's pace. it will be midday before we really start to see things wrapping up. we could still see some lingering showers through really the first half of the afternoon as well. but, hey, the late afternoon/evening is going to be beautiful. humidity levels will start to drop. overall, i think the weekend is looking really good. let's take you to the forecast. we are going to look at the we see that wet weather dropping down across the city, aloss confidential informant -- across long island as well. and moving from allentown and the western fringes of new we will see skies clear especially as we get into the afternoon. little bit. 61 in the city. 52 monticello 52 in the hamptons. we do anticipate warming to 70 degrees this afternoon. 11:00 a.m. mainly cloudy. wet weather out there. stray shower. 70 this afternoon around three. by five it is 68 and mostly clear. looking lovely. by tonight 57 and clear. it will get cold tonight in comparison to wh

let's bring in vanessa murdock. >> the temperature has dropped off by a few degrees. now we're at 64 out there. normal high today in the mid- 50s. so well above seasonable as we make our way through the day. cloudy skies at present, south wind at 6. relative humidity is at 75 percent. there are some scattered showers across the region, but it's not widespread at this point in time. what you can anticipate is little drops of rain here and it is this evening as you make your drive home that we're going to consider the main event, the best chance for showers and thunderstorms. and we could have some severe weather, maybe some damaging wind. it is not looking highly likely. as we roll through the day anticipate warming into the mid- 70s for most. it will be cooler by the coast. we do expect breezy conditions again today. coming up we'll talk a big dropoff in temperature. right now it's time to get a check on those roadways. >>> thank you vanessa. we're getting a little busy opt roads. in newark we have an overturned box truck blocking the offramp from route 78 eastbound t

. >> reporter: wind gusts of more than 60 miles per hour were by murdock avenue. trees came crashing down across the road. >> we saw a huge tree was down. >> it crushed at least four cars. >> i did not know what you think. >> power lines got dragged across and will be on the intersection. light poles were instantly snapped. >> power lines are down across the property. he said everything was okay and not to touch anything. >> more power up -- water problems empowered beach -- howard beach. >> i heard a big loud crash. we went downstairs and we saw the neighbors house had fallen down. >> crews have been working for over -- hours to cut up the street. >> i woke up to a big crash and my house shook. >> power lines for sparking in the roadway. >> there was a ball of fire. >> power companies are working nonstop to fix the line. they need to heat their homes on this frigid day. >> we have spring with winter weather. >> it could take a few days to clean up the damage.>>> meteorologists joins us. went to new york and snow in chicago. were breaking out the bathing suits for

. >> how about our former boss rupert murdock. >> with jerry hall, mick jagger's x. she's 59.they are happy, happy, happy. >> and he is rich. >> i'm sure she thinks he is the most handsome man in the world. >> and it is funny, he is a tin ge of green good money. >> mike never gets my joke. >> i thought you were going bold or something, i'm's so old. >> no, no. >> money. >> dollar bills. >> you know, i like this kristin bell. >> i do too. >> she says that she loves being a mother. >> what is the show that she a has veronica mars. >> boom. >> very good show. >> she wishes she was more prepared for mornings with her two young daughters who are 15 months and she has a three-year old. here she is. >> i mean i love it. i love them. you know where we could do better? why does everyone wake up screaming? why don't they tell you that, they will wake up screaming. for like four years. you wake up, the moment you wake up you are in a horror movie because everyone in the house is screaming bloody murder. they don't get up and make your coffee, like i kind of thought maybe they would, or a

. >> what do you think if the post, the new york post, do you think that's murdock talking, or who do you think is talk sng. >> it's all part of the cartoon of being in new york city. it's part of the rough and tumble. the brashness. you don't absorb it and really take it into account seriously but for the 20 seconds when you're reading the story, it's what you need to wake you up. the post likes trump, the daily news is democratic, endorsing hillary today, tomorrow morning. they've taken sides. like the old days of journalism. >> they've taken them on numerous times, but what really hurt cruz is when he challenge dollars and attacked new york values. if there is anything in the morning, it wants to be the morning snapshot of new york values. you pick that up and i would agree with tina's assessment, you have read it with coffee, where everou l live in the city, at that moment, that's the theme, the quote of the day. and donald trump has realized, he caught it at the right time. cruz has made terrible comments about the city. >> he has the post. >> he has the mood of the city on his s

you don't take it to its logical conclusion, you know, other than richard murdock and akin, some of these guys that make a mistake, you're not supposed to give away the game that you want to criminalize abortion. well, he hasn't studied enough conservativism. so he winds up in this territory. he is as offensive to movement conservatives as he is to moderates. he is almost a guy without a country. the one small part he has, working class white men for the most part, are with him to the end. when you get to new york, they only have less than 10% white evangelical protestant. he could still win new york. >> going at trump in his usual sarcastic way, the wonderful condescending way of chuckling in his cheek, have you noticed that, the old press club thing, making fun of him, like he is a tv barker, the way he did it, will trump respond to that, come back at obama and knock him off again. >> it has been in the past, but i'm not sure if he is going to be doing that. i mean, the next time we're going to see him in the public is tomorrow. potentially, he could lash out against the president, but

. >>> and now for a check of your forecast with vanessa murdock. it's a good one. >> it is a great one. hey, take a look. we're warming up already, 45 in the city, 37 in monticello. it's 41 in islip, but 30 in belmar. freeze warning in effect for some until 8:00 a.m. as we look at today's forecast, it will be a bit more breezy to the east of the city and a little cooler as well for places like montauk because winds will be out of the north and off the water. tonight clear, cool, 45. 30s in the suburbs, and for your day tomorrow 72 degrees to end the weekend, and, again, bright, beautiful blue skies. over to you, hazel. >> all right, thanks so much, vanessa. >>> and we'll have another news update in a half an hour. i'm hazel sanchez. continues in just a bit. >>> our top story this half hour. danger on america's highways. be suffering from a medical condition. >> cbs news investigation found some drivers have found a simple detour around the safety regulations. transportation correspondent kris van cleave has the story. >> i started yelling at the dr

we saw it with todd akin and richard murdock in indiana.stion is why hasn't this happened on a national level? it could be happening with trump. to be able to reach out to other people, to get a larger base of support, politics is about addition, not subtraction. someone like paul manafort, some of these more senior people have been part of a broader coalition and what it takes to build that. you have to approach it humbly. one thing about running for president, you can enter it humbly or not, but you're going to leave it humbly, even if you win. because it is such a demanding, grueling process. and that goes to everybody working on the campaign. >> kayleigh, stuart talked about the ability to grow support. one thing about wisconsin, was that he probably hit a reasonable number for donald trump. 35%. not an awful number for donald trump but he didn't grow it. he wasn't able to grow it. how can he do that? >> i think he has shown he has a broad coalition. he's won in the southeast, in the northeast. and donald trump, to his, i guess, benefit

the day might be over, but the work has barely begun to clean up this mess on 210th street near murdock avenue in queens village. this large tree came down early in the day, crushing cars, pulling down utility lines, and snapping power poles. >> i was shocked. i didn't know what to think. i was, like, are you serious? this tree has been here for years. >> reporter: this woman's suv, one of at least four cars smashed by the tree. >> the whole windshield is cracked. rear view window. there's a dent on top. got to make sure the tires are good, safe to drive again. >> reporter: an entire house was blown off its pilings at howard beach, queens. part of the vacant building fell onto the home next door. >> i heard a big loud crash and then my mom went downstairs and looked out the window. she was, like, oh, my god, the neighbor's house fell on us. >> reporter: in nassau county, the wind blew this tree over, pulling up the sidewalk. >> my house shook a little bit. it was crazy. >> reporter: power lines sparked input roadway. >> it was a big ball of fire on the ground. >> reporter: in middletown

we are on 210th street just off murdock avenue where evidence of the wild and really dangerous weather is still evident. look at the huge tree blocking the street. people we spoke to had no trouble telling us what they really think about our spring weather so far. >> it's crazy like the rest of the world. >> it is unpredictable here. you can't know what's going on. >> intense. the winds were intense. the rain was intense. >> reporter: an intense thunderstorm toppled a huge tree in front of this home. the tree took down power lines and landed on her car crushing it and two others. she feels like the treacherous spring weather is pay back for >> i guess it's got to come sometime. here it is. hopefully after this is done, we will have a beautiful spring and not too crazy summer. >> reporter: the temperature roller coaster continues with day time highs a balmy 79 friday and will dip into the 40s tuesday. >> it's been really weird. you get teasers of nice weather and then it's gone. >> reporter: replaced by devastating high winds and severe thunderstorms complete with hail and two systems t

let's head over to meteorologist vanessa murdock. would you taste the cicadas? >> i would. >> you would? >> they are high in protein, right? >> that's one way of looking at it. >> a healthier snack? i would be down for trying them. i don't think i would keep popping them in like lou was doing there. everything has their own meal preferences. as far as today goes, if you are hoping to barbecue, you can do it. hold off to this afternoon when the rain starts to taper off. or just get wet outside. that works, too. let's look at what our weather watchers have to say because we are already seeing the transition from wet to dry happening. well north of the city, if we look towards poughkeepsie, 55. their comment, the clouds are starting to thin. this will be the trend as we go through the morning, and especially into the afternoon. but if we head on down into new jersey, 61 degrees right now says steven. though some rain. so the situation quite different depending upon where you live. but the general trend for all today is clearing skies, especially as we get into the

. >>> but, first, here is vanessa murdock with a check on the forecast. >> showers moving through this some snow moving through tomorrow morning. and then the biggest story of all, winds gusting to 60 miles per hour. i will have your full forecast coming up. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... jane likes to mix things up. that's why she loves new light & fit greek non-fat yogurt mousse. so fluffy and airy it's her new 80 calorie obsession. >>> good morning. waking up to the sounds of luke bryan. he is expected to open up tomorrow night's academy of country music awards with this song, "huntin', fishin' and lovin' everyday." it is 54 degrees as we look out at the empire state building. >> you said he's doing some country -- huntin' and fishin' and lovin' everyday you know i love country music. the biggest stars will be on hand when dierks bentley will host the show at mgm grand garden arena. many of them spent yesterday rehearsi

and i don't know if this is trump 2.0 or 3.0 but you've got the endorsement of one of the rupert murdock papers, "the new york pos post", and it's a different donald trump. >> we'll see this and in effect, reset his campaign or reset his tone a number of times in the past ten months, but this one is really striking. it's an op-ed in the "wall street journal," and it's very glaringly devoid of any of trump's normal language. his dramatic flair. nothing great is there, nothing is sad. no exclamation points or superlatives, it's a focused argument and it's not trashing the rnc any longer. instead, it's saying he's going to be working more closely with the rnc for the rules he thinks are unfair. but instead, he's pointing his argument and centering his attack on ted cruz, saying ted cruz is dishonest. he's often called a lying ted on the campaign trail, that's a chant a number of his supporters say whenever he brings up ted cruz's name, and painting him as dishonest and trying to disenfranchise voters saying he's got no path to the nomination unless he picks up unbound delegates, voterless v

cbs 2 a's vanessa murdock has some spring savings. >>reporter: when i say the word april, what's the first thing that pop noose your head >> spring, flowers. >> hot weather. >> the sun, the happiness. >>reporter: ahhh, so much to look forward to in month of april. what about deals, does that come to mind? >> deals? not really. >>reporter: perhaps it should. financial expert vera gibbons says april offers some big bargains. >> spring clothing comes out in february and then it starts being discounted two months afterwards. we are now at that time period. >>reporter: look for 40% off light jackets and sweaters, dresses too. >> this is the time for the tax freebies. >>reporter: yeah. tax day is monday, the 18th. when you think tax day, what emotions flow through your system? >> annoyance, and then hopefully if i get to retirement, a little happiness. >>reporter: perhaps freebies will help you get to your happy the real freebies are going to be at the restaurants where they're doing two-for-one specials or a free side order or a free desse

cbs 2's vanessa murdock has more. >>reporter: lucas weiner says his service dog, rafael is the color of darth vader and his best friend. they go everywhere together. >> to stores, to play parks, to vacation. >>reporter: but before rafael stood by his side, few of those activities were possible for lucas. he lives with autism. >> lucas wasn't sleeping, he wasn't eating. when we went out in public, he would tend to wander. i remember one time we were at the airport and we turned around and couldn't find him and he was outside, that kind of was a wakeup call, one of the reasons that we, you know, got rafael. >>reporter: now nearly two years later lucas' parents describe life as fantastic. >> the stress is gone on our end and definitely on his as well because he knows his friend is always with him. >>reporter: rafael has been such a force for good in his life that lucas wants to help another kid get a service dog and with help from his folks set up a gofundme page to make it happen. so far he's raised nearly $6,500, but i

is the most important export might be neither the animals nor the dear or the film, but one rupert murdockextensive media empire in history. >> a huge development in television, the three television business in britain and he arrives in america and says, i don't see why i can't have three broadcast networks. i'm going to make another one. >> and meantime he'll have to become an american citizen if he is to own tv stations here which he said he will do. >> some people say it will take your fox network on the network with the par of the big three. are you prepared to wait that long. >> i intend to live that long but i don't believe the 20 years. >> the idea of the fourth network was similar to ted turner starting cnn. it is ridiculous. what does he know about television. >> we don't think of ourselves as cbs, abc or nbc. we don't have to reach everyone. we have an in fearer line and we have to get our message across and get shows sampled. >> they had an idea, in order to succeed, we have to differentiate ourselves and do things they would not do. >> fox started throwing anything against the