that's your good news. that's one of the vehicles in a six-car crash that happened on the northbound side of the garden state parkway, all by exit 137. these delays are an absolute nightmare. if you're traveling southbound where you've got all your lanes open, you've got delays well past route 280. we're down two to three lanes at any given time and this volume goes on and on and on. we're going to go all the way back with the camera to give you an idea how bad it is. this is a good 10-mile jam-up that just doesn't stop. shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. was found dead in new jersey, his mother's trial finally begins today. michelle lodzinski is charged with murder. her 5-year-old son timothy disappeared in may of 1991. his partial remains were discovered a year later. attorneys from both sides displayed evidence today. the prosecution showing timothy's graduation gown and blanket found near his body. >> healthy 5-year-old little boys don't end up in a creek dead 10 miles away from where they were la

new jersey transit. long island railroad, metro- north all running on or close to schedule. the george washington bridge lower level construction has been cleared in both directions. we have alternate side of the street parking rules suspended but the metered rules are in effect. rob lori from. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, recently discovered debris may provide malaysian jet. morning about the recovered pieces. >> plus christians around the world are celebrating holy thursday, hear the act of humility the pope is performing today, today. >> a spaceship gets in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - >>> 4:45. and rescue teams in new jersey pulled a

sometimes i have to deliver the good news and the bad news. and this is the snow threat that we started talking about the last two days. that's going to be for sunday. it looks like now it's an increasing higher chance that this is going to happen. 63 and 45 today. that's above average. we should be around 50 and 35. record high 75. record low 9. 51 now. west. pressure 29.78, falling off of it. 66 at newark today. 63 poughkeepsie. about 60 as you went on to long island. 55 at monticello. and 60 in sussex. islip. the warm spot on the map, 54 on the east end, bridgeport, 55. mid 50s to the north and west. lower 50s now for most of the rest of the area. some of the showers have come through and cooled the temperature down. we'll see this westerly wind continue tonight. it will diminish in speed. figure about 10, 15 miles an hour or so. and tomorrow, it will pick up out of the west at 15, gusting to 30-plus miles an hour. here's the shower that came across the city. pretty good downpour as you head towards long beach on the island and scattered ra

cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >> breaking news from north korea where the military has fired a medium range ballistic missile into the sea. test firing violates multiple u.n. security council resolutions that ban north carolina from encaging in any ba lis it i can and into your clear activities. it's certain to heighten tensions over north carolina's nuclear ambition. >> complicating matters is the case of a student sentenced by north korea to 15 years of hard labor. diplomatic efforts are under way to free the student. here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: the u.s. is quietly working to free american student otto warmbier. it was this secu the north koreans say shows warmbier stealing a political banner like this one from the hotel where he was staying with a tour group. and taking it is a crime against the state. >> i have made the worst mistake of my life. >> reporter: the 21-year old uva student clearly shaken, now sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. >> please save my life. please think of my family. i am the oldest son in my family. >> reporter: now helping the family seek r

reporting live in hackensack, eyewitness news. >>> we're going to stay in new jersey for our next story, it's initial lead testing results are in and they reveal elevated levels of lead. aj ross is in newark tonight. >> those test results came in minutes ago according to newark public school officials. the results from eight nontraditional sites like malcolm x fieldhouse, they have elevated lead levels in the water, meaning some massive changes are definitely underway. these results are just the first phase of additional tests to come back from the lab following the alarming discovery earlier this month of 30 newark public schools. the eight sites tested in the most recent round were deemed priority 1 and include athletic facilities, buildings leased to charter schools and student centers. samples were taken from 16 drinking water sources. about 5% of those drinking water sources had elevated readings. this was just the first phase of several phases of the additional is now doing and they will be posting these results continually online as full disclosure to parents, students, staff, ev

a new york cop injured and cars damaged when a horse goes wild and runs around. >> first breaking news. josh einiger is live in the bronx. >> a very active investigation in the pelham bay section where cops want to find out who planted an explosive device. >> they're surrounding that red nissan here at the corner of muhahn avenue and roberts avenue. you can see a bomb squad truck behind it. this happened around 8:00. someone apparently according to police placed two aerosol cans rigged to detonators under the car. one exploded, the other did not. there were two people inside the car at the time. a 24-year-old driver, a they were not injured. but you should be able to see that the airbags deployed in that car because of the force of whatever that explosion was. there are also two flat tires. one eyewitness told me he saw someone walking away from the car just after this apparent detonation. here's what he had to say. >> what did it sound like? >> it was just like a really loud big thump. it wasn't like -- kind of like a gunshot, but sort of deeper. >> back live, investigators there on t

the new porsche unveiled today. nearly a thousand cars and trucks will be on display through friday, april 3rd, all that happening at the javits center. a program reminder for you. our "in the fast lane" car show special airs saturday night at 7:00 here on channel 7 hosted by lee goldberg, amy freeze, and rob powers. don't forget to show us your pictures from the show using yias and #abc7ny. >> you've been in the fast lane >> there was a volvo just as fun to drive for different reasons. going to be fun. >>> so there was a point this evening around 10:00 when from one side of the george washington bridge to the other, there was a 10-degree difference. it was in the 60s in manhattan. it was unt -- in the 50s in new jersey. a front is moving in to the area right now. cooler air is pouring in. 58 in new york city. but the wind shift has happened so we're at northeast wind at 5, not the mild southwest wind we had earlier. pressure is on the rise. the high today, 71. that's the warmest day of the week. look at that 5 degr

that's next all new on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00. >>> and we continue to monitor breaking news in west philadelphiaation about this crash, two people were hurt when a car ran into several others near 53rd and catherine streets. we'll have a live update next. >>> we begin with breaking news. sky force 10 over west philadelphia. police tell us a driver hit several parked cars on several blocks, you can see the damage there. this is happening in the area of 53rd and catherine streets. >> we learned at least two people have been hurt, a man and a woman. we've learned police are looking into reports that this began as a chase in darby. randy gyllenhaal is on the way at this hour. we'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you updates as we get them. >>> also tonight, nbc 10 has new video of the man who opened fire in a fast food restaurant. a worker was injured and now police say the gunman may have been trying to shoot someone else. this happened while customers were in a church's chicken in philadelphia and it started over an argument about cleaning tables. deanna durante has been following the

reporter: they are now looking to future to a new election, a new president, and maybe a new secretary of education, one they say, they hope will oppose sharon crowley "fox 5 news." dari: senator schumer voted for king, we reached out to his office, and a spokesperson said, we passed a federal law to get rid of unfair mandates and will watch secretary king closely. steve: the which of suspect in 2005 disappear afternoon ance of -- disappearance of natalee holloway may have finally admitted to it. van der sloot is last person to see her alive in aruba. van der sloot is serving time in a jail in peru for a unrelated murder. dari: search continues for a suspect accused of fatally stabbing a man in harlem, julio val as in the back last night, the victim made his way to 110 street station where he collapsed and died. if you have any information, crime stoppers is the number, 800-577-tips. steve: a 15-year-old queens student arrested for bringing a loaded gun to class. at york college academy in jamaica school. an 11-year-old boy this week schmuck a sneakeda loaded gun into his elementary sc

not so many downs with the "news 4 new york" app. tap the news 4 logo in the corner and scroll down and select the weather tab. you can see the latest forecast. use the interactive radar and learn how to submit your own weather video. the app is available in the app store right now. pat, over to you. >> thank you raphael. >>> it may not feel like it this weekend but we're expecting spring-like temperatures. as we say bye bye to winter, we we have tips to get back into it. we have two guests here to help us with that. good morning to you both. >> good morning. how are you? >> did you jog over? >> absolutely. >> quickly, quickly. changed right back into his suit. >> absolutely. >> we know probably starts around halloween, we start to become couch potato-ish. you see fewer and fewer people on the track. you really, your body changes when you sit still in the cold weather. what literally happens to you in between the sai, four months between october and now we're ready to get back up off the couch? >> when you've been sedentary, you get

we have new reaction from people who lost everything. >>> the battle for new york is on. democratic frontrunner hillary defending her home turf this morning an bernie sanders is right on here heels. >>> and let's get a look outside. it's a chilly start. but get ready for a beautiful day. we have a sneak peek at your weekend on this wednesday. good morning, i'm lori stokes >> thanks for being with us, i'm michelle charlesworth in for ken rosato today. today is wednesday, march 30th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic an meteorologist bill evans. >> did you say sneak peek at the weekend? >> yes. >> well, of course we do. let's take a look outside this morning. like you said, a chilly start to the day, grab the jackets and sweaters and coats all all that kind of stuff. 38 is right at our normal overnight low and hanover is the same, 21 teaneck, 26 poughkeepsie, 35 bridgeport, 36 on long island. noontime right at 50 and this afternoon we're going to get into the mid- to upper 50s in a lot of spots with sunshine. but march is going out tomorr

max gomez cbs 2 news. . >> remarkable. that is for the news at 5:00 p.m. >> the news at 6:00 p.m. starts right now. . >>> live from studio 46 this is cbs 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> we had a funeral. wasn't our mother in there. >> they said their good-byes and then the family learned someone made a major mistake. >> danger at the park. a new jersey playground and baseball field shut down after toxins are discovered and a bunny brawl as children wait to pose with the easter bunny. >> paint, good job. who is commissioning work for hundreds of dollars. >>> we begin with breaking news. a bus crash on the fdr. you can see one of the rescues from this photo. several people were hurt after the bus hit a support pillar. cbs 2's tony aiello is live on the scene with the details now. tony? >> reporter: this is the service drive underneath the fdr. we are by the helicopter port. you can see the inspectors. the bus road up a concrete barrier and hit a support structure that holds up the fdr. that caused the door to warm and crash and it couldn't be opened so the firefighters had to pull the door o

now to breaking news in new jersey. a fire a residential building in orange and kai simonsen is over the scene in chopper 4. we see firefighters at work there. >> michael and darlene. absolutely. good morning to both of you. we first got word on this before 5:00 this morning. or 5:30 this morning we'll make that. first on the scene over 251 high street in orange, new jersey: the scene of a two-alarm fire. this is a multifamily home with streams going on. a heavy smoke condition. unfortunately, it looks like a good portion of in home has been destroyed. hard to see toward the back of the house. obviously here in the front and the house extend back at least to this area over here. as the sun comes up, weil be able to get a better look at all of the damage. no word on injuries just yet. we'll continue to keep you up to date. live in chopper 4. i'm kai simonsen. over to you. >> kai, thank you. 6:02 right now. breaking news in brooklyn. the death of a toddler is under investigation. "today in new york's" katherine creag is i

in new jersey. one car, two people dead. newscopter7 over the scene in blarestown during eyewitness news at 6:00. a car with three people inside it went off the road and hit a tree. two women, passengers of the car. they died. woman who was driving now in serious condition. >>> happening tomorrow, the sentencing for sal perrone in the execution style murders of three shopkeepers. the 67-year-old staten island man was found guilty. the victims' family members are expected to make statements before sentencing. he faces 75 years to life behind bars. >>> charges drop from five teenagers in brooklyn erroneously convicted of raping a young woman. she recanted her story. she claimed she was attacked by playground in brownsville with her father. the woman later admitted to having consensual sex with her father. >>> a 250-pound man gun followed elizabeth gioino to her home. he pushed his way in and put his hands around her neck. she said she pleaded for mercy but he did not relent. >> i said please, leave me

and abc news. we continue to bring you the most updated information on air and online at abcny.com. >>> time is 4:36. turning now to the race for president. turpitudes as voters in three more states, arizona, utah and idaho cast their ballots. sanders won the democratic presidential caucus in utah and idaho. ted cruz has won the republican presidential caucuses in utah. he's on pace to take all of the states delegates by finishing with more than 50% of the vote. hillary clinton and gop front runner donald trump won arizona which was the big prize of the evening. >>> new information this morning, the search for the suspects involved in last years killing of an aid to governor cuomo, overnight police released new photos of four people wanted in connection with the shooting of 43 year old harvard educated lawyer. it happened during last years indian american day parade. today the nypd commissioner will be joined by his wife and brooklyn burr row president eric adams to update the public on ongoing eff

that's our news for now. world news tonight is coming up. have a great n >>> breaking news tonight. donald trump and what he said about women, abortion and punishment. the backlash swift tonight. as we come on the air, trump himself with a new statement. you will hear what trump initially said that ignited a firestorm late today. >>> the severe weather hitting at this hour. nearly 30 million americans bracing tonight. the whiteouts, the hail, the tornado watch. and that entire system now moving east. >>> tonight, we have learned of a major terror plot foiled. the explosives, the arsenal discovered.

brian ross, abc news, new york. >> this morning there are major new very manies in the cyberattack onent is expected to announce as soon as today a criminal indictment against seven iranian-backed hackers. it's believed the group is behind the computer intrusion of the small new york dam and dozens of u.s. banks. the indictment is expected to directly link the iranian government to the attacks. >>> the governor of kansas has declared a state of emergency because of a rapidly spreading grass fire along the border with oklahoma. the fire has burned more than 100 square miles and closed roads. about a dozen homes have been evacuated. winds are strong. and the fire is still out of control. ranchers and farmers are worried. >> it's the worst possible situation as far as wind. >> if they don't get this thing shut down pretty quick, it's going to rank right up there. >> smoke and ash from the wildfire is making the air unhealthy as far away as wichita about 0 miles away. authorities say parts of new mexico and northwest texas are also at risk for wildfires. >> and the strong winds in the sou

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donald trump and ben carson get a special serenade. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> right now, new jerseyte police are on the scene of a deadly accident between a salt truck and a car along route 55 in vineland. >>> do be on the lookout for slick spots on the roads today. temperatures are near freezing, roads all over the area are wet like here along i-95 in south philadelphia. light snow continues to fall in parts of our area. nbc 10 found a few cars here in gloucester county that had a dusting of flakes on them. take a look at the nbc 10 first alert radar. storm system is moving out. parts of new jersey and delaware are still see something of that light snow. 4:30. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today," i'm tracy davidson. let's get you updated on that snow with meteorologist sheena parveen with her first alert forecast. sheena? >> we have already found a couple spots in new jersey that are at or below freezing, not by much but we're see something areas where the snow could be sticking right now.

the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> a raging fire in brooklyn. many left homeless. we'll tell you what we've learned overnight. >>> the republican candidates backing away from a party pledge. what they're saying this morning. >>> what newark is doing today to try to help another city dealing with its own water crisis. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday, march 30th. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris cimino is here with the forecast. chris, good morning. >> good morning, guys. a distinct chill in the air this morning. suburbs colder. seeing 20s. haven't seen that in a while. 24 lagrange. stony kill 27. same thing montgomery. you get closer to the city and the coast, it's better in the mid and upper 30s. across long island, generally in the 30s. westhampton, down to 23 right now. skies are clear, wind lighter than it's been. that's for sure. with that combination, we lose any heat. until the sun comes up, it gets c

in new jersey, jessica snider, cbs 2 news. >>> and still to come, a new side of james gordon. >> and they welcomed a new child on leap day. why her sister knows how she feels. >> and we'll get you another check of your traffic and 2 news this morning. . >>> reality tv stars joe and theresa jiudici opening up about everything. she recently finished her and is offering her husband advice before he heads to prison on the 23rd of march. >> and the biggest thing, don't trust anybody. >> that is the easy part going to jail and that is what they put you through before you go that is what, you know, they try to mentally and physically break you down. >> and the couple from the real housewives of new jersey spoke exclusively with entertainment tonight. >>> and 4:52. how about traffic and weather on the twos and it's cold out there today. >> it's chilly today. hoy manana, mucho frio and warmer weather into the weekend and this is going to go and i will push this button and this is going to go and i am going to push this button and this it goes. and wake up, windchills in the teens and the clou

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the best almonds make the best almondmilk. . >>> now, new york's number one news, channel 7 eyewitness news this morning. >>> breaking news over seas a hijack plane lands on the >>> wicked wind knocked out power over night, where the damage is and what you need to know about your morning commute. >>> a three alarm fire burnedded through at least two homes we have reaction from the people who were able to escape. >>> good morning i'm lori stokes. >>> thanks for being with us, i'm michelle charles in for ken rosato. >> you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >>> in queens south of the triborough bridge, bouncing around with that wind this morning out of the northwest, west northwest wind, a mean, nasty wind. 45 degrees, the park said gusts of 26 but it's had more than that. 46 around tom 's river. we are above that look at these wind gusts so far, 47 around winds all day long today wind advisory is in effect so sunshine, 50 to 54. that wind will blow all the live long day, have to be very careful we have had damage the powerful winds create a lot of problems arou

that's our news for now. world news tonight is coming up next. have a great night. >>> tonight, chaos in the capital. shots fired. panic inside. families visiting. and staff running for cover. capitol police opening fire. and we're on the scene tonight. >>> breaking news. the urgent new bulletin at this hour. the school on lockdown. the community on alert. an escaped murderer on the run. >>> the war of words tonight. donald trump, ted cruz and who really started this over their wives? the new accusation. and hillary clinton pivots to trump, issuing a new warning tonight. >>> the extreme weather hitting parts of this country. in the east, the wind fears. from washington, d.c. all the

dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >>> now to some new information in the belgium terror attacks. authorities announced this afternoon the suicide bomber on the left of your screen there who died at the brussels airport was the suspected bombmaker in the paris attacks turkish investigators meanwhile say they caught the bomber on the right near the syrian border last summer but they sent him back to the netherlands with a warning about his terrorist ties. as the investigation continues, the search is under way in brussels for two siblings with ties to new york. sasha and alexander were reportedly on the phone with their mother yesterday. she says she heard an explosion and the phone went dead. the brother and sister have family in the netherlands but have been living and working here in the city. >>> in the wake of the attacks, there is renewed debate over an old controversy. the only way to protect new yorkers in this age of encrypted phones is to return to aggressive surveillance of muslims. cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer has that part of the story. >> reporter: to combat

but now we have an all new polka. >> brand-new. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> >>> this morning on "world news now, of substance. at last night's debate as the democrats head for political battleground states. >>> life or death. a family held hostage by an escaped prisoner. the fear in their home and what they did to bring this ordeal to an end. >>> and new this half hour, cracking down on men who hog seats on mass transit. >> it's called manspreading and offenders can take away up to three seats. one city's plan to give out huge fines. >>> later in "the skinny," the hottest stars from canada. blame canada for them. celebrating at the white house with the obamas and the trudeaus. a big story, who did not make it there. it's friday, march 11th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> poutine. >> poutine? >> yes, poutine. very, very canadian. >> so you think that's what they served last night? >> oh, god, i hope not. poutine is only good at 3:00 a.m. after a long night in montreal. >> and you spend a lot of time in montreal, so you would know. >> i would know. >>> we're actually goi

the new video of the in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - >>> they're face ago nightmare commute this morning in washington. the danger of fire in the city's metro system is so real the system shut down at midnight for 29 hours of safety inspections. emergency checkup for more than 600 jumper cables follows a fire on the tracks that caused huge delays on monday. now, there was a similar electrical fire, you'll remember, last year that prove deadly. >> they should do this on saturday where nobody has to work because they're going to mess up everybody's commute tomorrow >> i need metro a lot, so, i mean, if i can't get metro tomorrow, i won't be able to make it to work. >> well,

in east new york, cefaan kim, channel 7 eyewitness news. shocking admission by tennis great maria sharapova, highest paid female athlete in the world, now admitting to failing a drug test at the australian open. shirleen allicot at the breaking news live desk with details and what this could mean for sharapova's career. >> maria sharapova did not have to make this announcement today. in fact, the international tennis federation doesn't make it public until the appeals process is exhausted. sharapova says she's always been open and honest and has taken full responsibility. the tennis pro who earns close to $30 million a year now faces possible suspension after testing positive for meldonium. it was banned on january 1st. sharapova says she's been taking it for years, it was prescribed by her doctor. >> i know that with this i face consequences and i don't want to really hope that i will be given another chance to play this game. >> injury has kept sharapova from competing since january's australian open. we'll see if the possible suspension

headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> he might be running away from the pack but donald trump can't hide from attacks from his fellow republicans from taking blistering criticism from the two past gop nominees, trump was battered from all sides, including the moderator since the first debate super tuesday. but the billionaire isn't shying away from the trash talk that has put him on the inside track from winning the nomination. between now and tuesday, eight states and puerto rico, hold their contests for the gop. michigan and its 59 delegates is the biggest prize. weijia jiang is at the site of last night's debate in detroit. >> reporter: only four candidates took the stage, but front-runner donald trump was clearly at the center and on defense. his opponents and the moderators dug at him for details about policies in between the flying insults that quickly turned dirty. >> does anyone whoever deserves to be attacked that way, it's donald trump. >> he refer

today, we got some good news. when she talks about her family's recent relocating from san diego to san francisco, she does not mince words. >> this has been the move from hell. >> reporter: the bare bone furnishings only tell part of the story, how they packed all they own in a moving van, parked it in front of their parent's house where it was stolen. >> i was shocked. it felt secure there. >> reporter: within a few days, police found that moving van, but most of the furniture and mementos has disappeared. it stayed that way until today, when, in a daily city storage facility -- >> we found almost everything in there. >> reporter: the break came from a stolen car case in napa, where police found most of the heisted stuff in a rented locker. he says it's common for thieves to store stolen property. >> we believe that two people that are in custody in napa were probably here. we're not sure. and then there was a third person who rented the facility who is outstanding. >> reporter: only electronics were stolen, but

jessica schneider, cbs 2 news . >>> developing news out of russia. starting today, the nation is withdrawing forces from syria. the president says russia will keep some troops and its naval base in syria. this happened the same day as peace talks resumed in geneva. there was a military campaign in support of the regime. >>> and in north carolina -- north korea, kim jung un will test warheads soon. according to the korean central news agency, it's possible he is reacting to ongoing annual military drills by seoul and washington. north korea has reportedly mastered a crucial technology needed to develop a missile capable of striking the u.s. mainland. >>> three police officers are hurt and a suspect is dead after a shootout in chicago. officials say the officers were investigating drug activity acting suspiciously. police say the man ran off and began shooting. they say one of the officers fired back and killed him. custody. the officers are all expected to be okay. >>> and new information on the shooting death of an undercover maryland police officer

>>> "action news", delaware valley's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> sunday night, a shooting on the pennsylvania turnpike, leaves three people dead and president obama arrives in cuba for a historic visit. but the big story on "action news" is snow for parts of the region. some flurries are falling right now in some areas. taking a live look in center city right now, dark, dreary out there at a the moment. sun, light rain falling at the moment. but change over to snow a little bit later and that could accumulate enough to make for a slow early morning commute. meteorologist melissa magee is at the big board with the first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> for the first day of spring we are tracking that snow and it looks like what you will find depend on your location at least the amount. we have a winter weather advisory east of philadelphia a, where ocean, southern burlington, and atlantic counties. the advisory goes up at 7:00 this evening lasting through 6:00 a a.m. on monday because we will tr

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the it was good news bad news for the yankees bullpen. mitchell will miss three months with a fractured toe. now for the good news. miller will pitch through the injury since it occurred on his nonthrowing hand. however, he will still visit with a hand specialist. mad dog reunion show stole the headlines and it was a star studded affair. among those in attendance giants wide receiver victor cruz. after two injury plagued seasons cruz reworked his contract to make sure he'd stay with big blue. cruz hasn't played a game in almost two years but he's working out diligently. i caught up with him and asked him if he's chomping at the bit to return. >> i mean, it's been a long time. i want to get back out there on the field. i want to see my guys. i want to be on the practice field. i want to catch footballs with them. i want to be in the trenches doing what it takes to become a super bowl champion again. >> cruz and beckham together. giants fans are hoping so. by the way tonight the rangers consecutive playoff spot. they're in carolina. >>> up

>>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara is off and rick will be along later. i'm alicia vitarelli and in the news this afternoon a big weekend in philadelphia. march madness comes to town and brings thousands of fans along with it. and train traffic comes to a halt following an accident on the tracks in delaware county. >>> but the big story on "action news" is the new raids underway in belgium today. police areng down more of the bombing suspects. u.s. officials confirm that two americans are among the dead. for all of the new developments we go live to marcy gonzales in new york. >> reporter: alicia there are already several arrests during the ongoing raids in belgium, it's unclear if they are related to the brussels attacks as the manhunt continues for two of those terrorists. >> trying to close in on the terror ring behind the brussels terror attacks, more raids today in belgium. and overnight police in the neighborhood where t

play scratch-off games from the new york lottery. >>> we have breaking news right now. you're looking at a live picture of the anthem of the seas this. is royal caribbean's ship coming into bayonne, new it had to cut its trip short once again. remember, several weeks ago it had to cut its trip short. it was caught in a big storm in the atlantic and people were battered around pretty rough in over 100 mile per hour winds. this time it had to avoid yet another storm in the atlantic, so it cut its trip short so as not to have the same problem it had several weeks ago. this time also passengers complaining of norovirus-like symptoms. so we have a reporter on the scene right there, mallory hoff, who will give us a live report in the next few minutes. >> darla miles. >> excuse me. >> i'm sure she will be grabbing passengers as they are getting off the ship and get some reaction. >> absolutely, as she can do so well. >> yeah. >>> and new this morning, a teenager shot multiple times in a drive-by shooting. this happened in brooklyn. now, police are looking for the driver of tha

it measures 185 miles long and it runs through parts of new york, new jersey and pennsylvania. it's not moving, which is a good thing. >> yeah. right. right now there's no activity happening. >> reporter: scientists no longer use this type of old-fashioned seismograph. they use a high tech one, which is sensitive. when 9/11 occurred and the brussels terror attacks, activity would be evident, but it would be different from a quake's activity. >> what happens if an earthquake were to occur, what we see is systematically, all of these in a coherent way. >> reporter: most earthquakes occur in the pacific ocean area. it's almost impossible to predict an earthquake, but there's one man made way to cause them, a deep injection process that is part of fracking. >> that has in oklahoma led to a very large -- a great increase in the number of earthquakes. they have more earthquakes in oklahoma than you do in california. >> reporter: lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. ernie: thank you for that. joining me is professor james garritty from the lamont daugherty earth observatory. it is difficult to

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. a success against terrorism. the words of belgium's prime minister after announcing a few hours ago that the only surviving attacker in november's terror attacks in paris has been taken alive. 130 people died in that awful night last november when isis terrorists massacred concert--goers and patrons at a restaurant. all but one of the attackers were killed within days as the last slipped across the border into belgium, and it was there in a dramatic police raid today that elusive suspect was shot and wounded and taken into custody. nbc's keir simmons has late details from brussels. >> reporter: gunfire on a sidewalk special forces aim at a suspect. they drag him to a police car. he's falled and then bundled into the back and a crowded street close by people flee as more gunfire erupts, and live on belgian television an explosion. the dramatic police raids capturing europe's most wanted terrorist, 26-year-old salam abdeslam on the

the campaign is adding a new slogan, new yorkers keep new york safe. posters and tv ads feature real testimonies for more than 50 new yorkers who reported suspicious activity or packages and the program was launched in 2002 following the 9/11 tacks. >>> president obama making history. >> the first president in nearly nine decades to visit cuba but not before dozens of protesters were arrested. >>> a little girl in middle of a custody battle. her foster parents are trying to keep her. the government says she belongs with her biological family. >>> kids let's get ready for another fun day at school. left over morning snow particularly off to the east of the city and skies brighten this afternoon but it's going to be cold just the 40s and the wind is going to be whipping coming up. that's not fair, he should give you your rollerblades back. anddddd, she's back. storm coming? a very dangerous cheese storm. so you have 20 more bags. mhm. my yoga instructor calls it the death spiral. i call it living the dream. american express presents the blue cash everyda

at least among former new yorkers. you don't give up your strong opinions just because you change your zip code. >> i think donald trump is up front. i think donald trump sees the world from a perspective of economics. >> reporter: but it is not all about trimp. hillary clinton is a favorite here -- trump. hillary clinton is a favorite here too. >> i think she is the best candidate. i think she is going to make the change that we need. >> who did you vote for? >> hillary. >> because? >> because i am a democrat. and i believe in what she stands for. i don't like what the republican party is out there doing. >> some new yorkers also feel the bern. >> because he is the only one who is really going to bring back the middle class. >> reporter: i didn't find any new yorkers supporting hometown candidate marco rubio but they do have strong feelings about whether he should quit if he doesn't win here in florida. >> should rubio drop out if he doesn't win florida? >> no, because that will give the advantage to cruz. >> the poll

that's what a new study suggests. researchers say that artificial light in men and women...about as much as eating junk food. they say it can cause us to eat late -- when the metabolic processes slow down. researchers also say it's possible artificial light might contribute to obesity -- by suppressing the production of melatonin, a hormone that helps regulate sleep cycles. in health news -- the food and drug administration has approved the first ever generic version of viagra. teva pharmaceutical's will begin selling generic viagra in december 20-17. it has already been on the market in europe for several years and is a less- expensive alternative to the real thing. the f-d-a says generic drugs have the same strength and must pass the standards as brand-name drugs. it takes a lot of prep work to run in a marathon. but imagine running 26 miles-- and finding out- it wasn't enough! race organizers in tennessee are under qualifying race for the boston marathon that was about a quarter of a mile too the mistake happened a

>>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> rick will be on a little bit later and we begin with breaking news at noon, chopper 6 hd is live over an industrial facility where a person is reportedly trapped under a bale of paper. this is in wissinoming. firefighters got the call in the last 15 minutes, it's not clear what led up to the accident. stay with channel 6 "action news" for updates on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> we are also following the expanded manhunt for terrorists in belgium. police believe that two bombers survived the explosion. they are trying to identify one from the metro and one from the airport. an active search is underway for both suspects from the attacks. >> reporter: hi sara there are added check points and security in belgium as we learn that police are searching for at least two suspects. >> today the manhunt in belgium expanding and police looking for a man from the maalbeek subway station just before the deadly attack. and

headquarters here in new york. i'm anne-marie green. >>> ben carson won't be participating in tonight's republican presidential debate. carson has not officially quit the race, but he says he can't see a political path forward. meanwhile, some republicans are working on a last-ditch effort to deny donald trump the nomination. there are new attack ads and, today, a former gop nominee is expected to weigh in against trump. don champion has the story. >> reporter: republican presidential front-runner donald trup is locked in another battle. this time, against mitt romney, who is expected to blast the billionaire during a speech on the state of the gop race today. >> i want universal coverage. >> reporter: trump posted this video to his facebook page wednesday night questioning romney's conservative credentials. so far, romney has attacked trump over his refusal to release tax returns and failure to immediately disavow kk leader david duke. prominent republicans also challenged trump but it could backfire. >> there is

here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> powerful and dangerous storms are predicted to move across the central and southern plains today and tomorrow. on wednesday night, a tornado touched down in tulsa, oklahoma, hurting at least seven people and knocking out power to thousands. >> we could see it right there. you see the house right there in the debris. as it's hitting the houses in stone canyon, there is debris off of some roofs. i people are taking cover in this area. >> reporter: the twister touched down multiple times around tulsa. >> reporter: the hardest hit area measured a mile in a residential section of the city and homes there sustained severe damage. >> the debris going around in circles. my son, wife, the client, get down on the floor. two minutes later, boom. the high winds came through and broke everything and broke out windows. >> reporter: the storm shredded roofs and brought power lines to the ground. >> right there, you see he that rotation? it's back on the

cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> at 5:02, how about traffic and weather on the 2s? let's begin with you, john. >> thank you, mary. hi, everybody. wet weather to start the day a southwest wind replaced by a significant northwest wind, 15, 20 miles per hour gusts later today. clouds and 56. that's the park. there's rain in the area. parts of the island seeing a few showers. parts of queens into nassau and rockland and westchester, heavier through orange and putnam. that line will hold together. and this pushes through during the course of the morning commute and early commute. so that's good news for a lot of school drop-offs later today. hour-by-hour, it's going to be cooler. looking at 56 around 8:00. just cracking the low 60s at lunchtime. and the mid-60s for a high. but that again is a little warmer than it will actually feel with the cooler breeze blowing. hey, i got a question. what's blowing your way ride- wise? let's find out. >>> well, i'm concerned about that light rain mixing with the oil o

ian will bring you details from that news conference on 10 news at noon and on 10 news 5 and six. as u-s travel to cuba becomes a more popular idea, starwood hotels hotel company since 1959 to seal a deal to run hotels in the island nation. air b-n-b will also open listings up to international travelers on april second, after serving thousands of u-s travelers for a year now. the u-s treasury just granted the san francisco company permission to expand on sunday. gop presidential front-runner donald trump will be in the nation's capital today rallying party leaders behind him. trump is set to meet with nearly two dozen republicans. he's also scheduled to deliver a critical speech to a-i-p-a-c, america's leading pro-israel group. denouncing what they call trump's "hate speech," several rabbis plan to walk out of his speech. after taking the weekend off -- clinton will return to the campaign trail today with an event in arizona. tomorrow.. voters in idaho caucus for democratic candidates. it's hard to believe this keeps happening. yet another wrong way driver over the weekend. fortun

it's big news from the eagles.rterback, sam s uradford, agreed to a new two year deal our sister network subpoena is saying it's for $46 million and $26 million of that guaranteed. again sam bradford agreeing to a two year deal with the ea00.es. we'll have the latest coming up in sports at 5:00. >>> new video shows the moment that a woman was violently attacked at a septa station in kensington. she was inside of this ele soto early et tuer man pulled a knife and demanded money. we are not showing the actual stabbing, the woman had injuries to her shoulder and leg and fell to the ground and crafaced from the elevator, the suspect left the scene and is still on the delpn today. >>> delen oare state police are searching for a couple. investigators say that he burglarized a dad's work wear clothing store in laurel back on january 20th, they say he stole $1500 worth of merchandise and fled with jefferson, police have issued arrest warrants for both of them. >>> "action nen." learned that the case against comedian, bill

apple's new reveal tonight. the new iphone, they say, with even better security. the major changes. and the important tip for families at home tonight. the one simple step you should take right now to make money off of your old iphone. >>> also tonight, the new warning about drowsy truck drivers all around you. the common medical condition blamed for so many crashes on the road. >>> and the emotional reunion here in cuba. the professional ball player, home for the first time since leaving cuba for america. we'll be back with this special edition of "world news tonight" from havana. i accept i do a shorter set these days. p i even accept i have a higher a type of irregular heartbeat, tnot caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't play anything less than my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'm going for it. eliquis. reliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin... eliquis had both... that's what i wanted to hear. ndon't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, p as stopping increa

a new low. this is a new level of combatant, degraded combat in politics that -- even unthinkable a year ago. laura: donald trump did take a lot of incoming fire last night from his opponents. is any of it going to make a difference when nothing has stuck? amy: i think his supporters are never swayed. when he has a bad debate night, they don't care. when you show him in focus groups flipping and flopping, they never care. late-breaking deciders, people having a contest coming to their state and they don't pay attention until five days before, they had been going largely with marco rubio. that could have an effect for the non-trump candidates. the problem is if that number is nicely split, it is still in advantage for trump. laura: florida, ohio are up for grabs. is it crucial for marco rubio to win florida? if he doesn't, is the race over? amy: governor kasich said if he does not win the six electoral votes -- delegates, excuse me, in ohio, he would have to leave, implying that if rubio did not

you're watching "today in new york." >>> have a tip for new york's biggest iteam? call 866-news-244 or e-mail >>> welcome back. 4:54. looking at the statue of liberty. 45 degrees, it's tuesday morning, after that wet monday morning, it's nice to see some dry roads today, right? >> yeah, only two hands on the steering wheel. strong cross west wind in some caseses. i'm not taking your name in vain. wind advisory through at least hudson valley, long island, the city, connecticut as well. still some gusts that are approaching 50 miles per hour and that gives a potential to take down a tree limb here and there which take down power lines. so be aware. still gusting, 54 expected high, with the sunshine. and temperatures back in mid-30s in town even the 20s in the suburbs. a much colder start tomorrow. just a gentler breeze. the warmer days ahead coming up in the seven-day forecast coming up. >> as you were saying, wind, very windy, a lot of speed restrictions need to slow it down. 35 miles per hour. also with the subways, fastrack, that's all week no trains between dyckm