new bedford mayor said his visit likely rose the turnout here. phil: on the gop side, donald trump is looking to build a lead now. newscenter 5' s reid lamberty continues our coverage tonight. reid: almost 600 delegates up for grabs in the gop field. donald trump is in the driver seat with the remainder -- remaining republicans hoping to stall his momentum. ted cruz targeting texas. marco rubio aiming for a win anywhere. roadblock to the white house. mr. trump: hillary clinton can t be allowed to do the job because what she did was a criminal act. she shouldn' t be allowed to run. reid: trump campaigning in a state not even voting today, ohio. its primary in two weeks, a possible indication that the gop front-runner is confident the s cruz, voting in texas, says the field needs to narrow. mr. cruz: what donald is benefiting from is a fractured opposition. one on one, not only do i beat donald trump, i beat him resoundingly by 16 points. reid: nearly a quarter of the delegates needed to win are up for grabs on this super tuesday. stops in states v

ism former president bill when he visited polls in west roxbury and new bedford. we received dozens of e-mails from currented voters about the former president being too close to polling stations. even making it difficult to vote in new bedford. we reached out to the secretary of state. his office tells us the problem in new bedford was parking. no one had trouble voting. he added no election laws were broken. so what's next in the race for the white house? there are several contests saturday, including the kansas caucuses and louisiana primaries. democrats will also caucus in nebraska. republicans have caucuses in kentucky and maine. the democrats will vote in maine on sunday. >> christa: all right. still ahead at 6:11, just an incredible view inside a tornado as a woman hangs on for dear life and manages to survive. >> scott kelly back on mother earth after 340 days in space. >> sarah: history made overnight. record for time in space. >> christa: also ben affleck's surprising fans as they admire the batmobile coming up. >> rob: no strong storms or severe weather

they said it made it difficult to vote in new bedford. so we reached out to secretary of state and he tells us that the problem in ned bedford was parking no one had trouble voting& that former president election laws. stay with 7 news on air and online for latest voice your choice coverage. you can all get updates at www.whdh.com and seven news seven news now turning to the weather. get ready for a wet and windy day tomorrow. some storm clouds moving in tonight. could make things a little messy during the morning commute. you want to plan for that here's jr with look. gentlemen rain in connecticut moving up into western massachusetts. that will be the case overnight tonight from another storm that's going to pass west of ned. i point that out when storms go up. upper 30s right now. so left over colder pockets of air worcester hills southwest new hampshire may lead to couple overnight. otherwise this rain event. wind will begin to pick up as well. won't be like last week's wind no thunderstorms. look at the morning commute rain and wind wa

. >> tim: bonzie colson, 6'5" sophomore from new bedford, massachusetts misses the first. he's just 1 for 3 in this game. gets the second. 82-76. this is for three from a from allen. gets it to dell jar dell jar and notre dame demetrius jackson and notre dame will win the game. mon one of the more remarkable come backs, five on grayson allen. >> tim: i didn't see it coming. >> mike: it was grit and determination by notre dame. >> tim: look at that scene. think mike krzyzewski doesn't apprecie grayson allen and vice versa? >> mike: leaving it all out on the floor two days in a row. this is a talented duke team. similarities between this gamend championship game are uncanny. second half. >> also an irish tea they are defending tournament champions. a lot of these guys played on the team. >> tim: down 15to carolina, won the championship, down 16 inhe second half to du, coming ban and they win. final 12 seconds. 84-76. that is three for ingram. hold on now. five point game, two possessions. >> mike: they won't foul. >> tim: that's it. notre dame holds on, and the irish win it

new hampshire. we have got winds right now sustained, 22 miles per hour nantucket. 15 in boston. 17 in bedford. and stronger gusts. gusts at 35 miles per hour in new with a couple of patchy, lighter showers into the boston area. norwood, as well as bedford there -- but steady but moderate. nut that way, lowell and marlborough and upcontinue to things fanning out. much heavier stuff across barre and orange and that line will pass over. rain in your forecast all morning long. some 52 -- yes, 52 degrees right now in boston. just remember, this morning potential for winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour which could do some damage and on and off heavy rain. dry by noon today and stay breezy. temperatures back to and hour by hour look at the incoming heavier rain later this morning coming up. now over to julie grauert for live drive time traffic this morning. and julie, i mean, so far, not bad on the commute. >> julie: not at all. we are warning you that the roads will be wet might be a little slippery with the flurries this area around 50s, it is not creating ice situation. seeing things slow down on

in new bedford, on the water, he could take his skill. he could make a living. all of a sudden, he was a free man and he was safer from the south than he would have been if he had stayed in new york. gradually, his prominence grows as his reputation as a speaker makes the newspapers. he became like the main attraction on the abolitionist network because he was an orator. he had a gift for oratory as well. capturing and humanizing the plight of the slaves. a testament to his own xperience. he was the first one to address northern audiences with that power. the power of his personal story which he told so well. he kept becoming more and more sought-after as a speaker. he went to ireland. he went to london. scotland. he met the great politicians of the day there like daniel o'connor. he even met thomas clarkson who was the founder of the abolitionist movement in the united kingdom. clarkson was a journalist who got a hold of, he observed what happened on slave ships and he documented them. in a way, frederick douglass documented in the spoken word what clarkson had

there. some people to complain of the flow of voting.we did you speak with the new bedford elections office they tell me did not impede anyone from voting did affect people parking at that polling location we've also reached out to the secretary of state's office to see if it violated any election rules they are looking into it the going to be getting back to us will keep you posted. >> reporter spread out around the country to give you the most complete super tuesday coverage. with donald trump and hillary clinton in florida let's begin with a trump campaign our political reporter sharmann saccheti in palm beach florida. >> reporter: this is where donald trump will finish off super tuesday just down the road at his marrow lago club. trump spent the day campaigning today trump appeared in louisville kentucky and before that he was in columbus ohio calling on people to vote for him because he said he can bring people together. he also called on republican senator marco rubio to get out of the race saying he hasn't won anything. the big question tonight is this the night donald trump c

we have 42 for today in boston, 43 plymouth and new bedford. 40 in hyannis. upper 40s from norwood to framingham and fitchburg at 46 degrees. same in worcester today. future cast. just want to basically zip through today, because other than some increasing clouds in some of these very early morning gusts, we don't have very much going on. notice as we hit about midnight notice as we hit about midnight, we start to see the pinks which are the freezing rain and we start to see the green which is the plain rain and this will continue at times heavy and straight into the morning commute tomorrow. i am not planning on a lot of snow, sleet or ice. we are looking at really trace amounts of ice south of worcester over to framingham, concord, lowell. and even eastern new hampshire. but as we look at southwestern new hampshire, the northern worcester hills, southern vermont, we could see a little bit more in the way of that slushy layer with ice on top. anywhere from a 10th to even a quarter inch of ice in just a couple of spots where the cold weather is really slow to

well above freezing, especially from the boston area south and east. 52 the current temperature in new bedford. these showers are zipping along, moving at about 60 to 70mph. and in some of those stronger cells, some of those strong winds can actually mix down to the surface, meaning we could get some pretty impressive wind gusts out of these things as they move along. the the heaviest rain right now basically here between leominster and greenfield. these showers moving off to the northeast. again, about 60mph as they're heading toward manchester, concord here, look out for some pockets of some gusty winds in the next couple minutes. but that's basically what we'll be watching here over next several hours, pockets of the heavy rain and along with that gusty wind, all part of a large storm system. this zips through here this morning and then the air clears out but turns much, much cooler. so even though we're in the 50s now, 52 in boston, temperatures will actually be falling down to the mid and upper 30s by this evening. so 50s this morning but 30s later on today. gusty winds likely throughout

he's expected in new bedford today. the "eyeopener"'s kelley tuthill is covering the g.o.p. side of the race. things are not cooling down kelley: we're in swampscott where governor baker is expected to cast his ballot a short time from now. donald trump is expected to drive a lot of people to the polls today. he remains heavily favored in massachusetts among republicans. he's still facing a lot of controversy including being accused of not turning down support from a former k.k.k. leader. rubio: he blamed it on a bad earpiece, that he couldn't hear the question. i don't care how bad the earpiece is, "ku klux klan" comes through pretty clearly. and he refuses to criticize it. kelley: that's not the only controversy. secret service is now investigating reports that a "time" magazine photographer was slammed to the ground as he was trying to cover a protester at a trump event in virginia. here in massachusetts, the polls open at 7:00 a.m. and that's when we are expecting governor baker to cast his ballot though he has not said yet who he will be voting for. live in swampscott,

former president bill clinton is expected in new bedford after rallying voters in worcester where he took aim at donald trump. bill clinton: i don't think we ever stopped being great. being whole. we stopped growing together. and that's what she wants to do. again. erika: meantime, the candidate minneapolis and miami. hillary clinton spent most of monday in massachusetts holding events in springfield and boston. rival bernie sanders held a rally not far away in milton. in a one-on-one interview, he told newscenter 5 he believes his campaign is resonating with young people. sanders: what we are trying to do is bring millions of people into the political process. what i have said over and over again, no president can do it alone. we need millions of people to stand up. erika: as for talk that this could be his last stand, sanders was quick to point out that there are a lot more contests to go after super tuesday. for the g.o.p., the question is can anything stop donald trump's momentum? the eye's kelley tuthill swampscott where the state's republican governor will cast his vote today.

newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is live in new bedford, one of the president' s stops. rhondella: voters coming and going here sorry they missed the former president. clinton supporters hoping the retail politics pays off. while democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton campaigns in minneapolis on their day of caucuses, her husband, the former president greeted voters on the grounds of the button wood park zoo. president clinton: we can all rise together. hillary says the way to do it is to build ladders of opportunity >> she is someone who is always impressed me in a variety of ways. rhondella: officials hope the enthusiasm means turnout in the polls. bill clinton visited a polling place in west roxbury and made a stop in taunton. >> i got to shake the president' s hand. it was fun. >> she is bought and paid for. bernie sanders is not. he has never accepted any major contributions from any big bank, corporation. have seemed to forgotten about issues and outrunning their campaigns based on insults. rhondella: senator sanders cast his own ballot back home. mr.

they didn't try to shadow him a little bit, slow allen >> tim: bonzie colson, 6'5" sophomore from new bedford, massachusetts misses the first. he's just 1 for 3 in this game. 77% free-throw shooter. gets the second. 82-76. this is for three from a from allen. gets it to dell jar dell jar and notre dame demetrius jackson and notre dame will win theam nne of the more remarkable come backs, five on grayson allen. >> tim: i didn't see it coming. >> mike: it was grit and determination by notre dame. >> tim: look at that scene. allen and vice versa? >> mike: leaving it all out on the floor two days in a row. this is a talented duke team. similarities between this game and championship game are uncanny. they were down 15 in the second half. came back the same way. >> also an irish team, they are defending tournament champions. a lot of these guys played on the team. >> tim: down 15to carolina, won the championship, down 16 in the second half to duke, coming ban and they win. final 12 seconds. 84-76. that is three for ingram. hold on now. five point game, two possessions. >> mike: they won't foul. >>

clinton's event in new bedford was, in fact, legal because it didn't stop anyone from voting and poll workers were warned ahead of time. maria: harvey is here. harvey: i have to tell you, i don't think it's going to be a big deal. in the next hour or two there could be a few pockets as precipitation moves in around worcester county. temperatures will start falling. will be way above freezing. we're starting to see the rain, rapidly move into the region. heavier bands overnight through the morning commute. after that the rain should be ending rather abruptly. it will be a cold finish for the day tomorrow. the winds will start to pick up. we have a wind advisory, 30 to big changes after that. ed: a final report just out gives new details on what happened and john atwater is live in braintree. john: tonight for the first time the operator is responding. at the center of the investigation a microphone cord wrapped around the train's throttle. investigators blamed the operatoror after he then flipped an emergency bypass switch. did you hear about this report that came out? >> yeah, i got i

so 42 degrees today in boston. 42 in beverly. 43 in plymouth and new bedford. i have worcester at 40 degrees. 45 in nashua. even 46 in norwood under partly to mostly sunny skies. overnight tonight though, these are the areas i am concerned about, areas like lowell. even down into weston and holliston we have that threat for a little bit of overnight ice. i have to say these spots in massachusetts, central massachusetts included, that trace snow, sleet and ice is only going to last us until 1:00 in the morning, then temperatures start too warm up. could last a little long near southern new hampshire where we have that purple shade have that purple shading in pelham and nashua over to rindge, swansea. we could see up to an inch of snow and sleet and trace ice before the flip which should happen around 7:00 tomorrow morning. i want to take to you some of those early morning temperatures tomorrow if you are getting up at this time tomorrow, your temperatures on the screen and we don't have avenue a warm front coming through will null warmer air and that will help w

former president bill campaign stops today in ed: newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is live in new bedford tonight with his message. rhondella: we heard stories about how hillary clinton was right over there at the west end for the children' s defense fund. bill clinton reminisced and is really looking forward. there was a lot of crowds here. the former president excited voters on the ropeline at the buttonwoods zoo area poll. even the campaign said it didn' t expect this big a crowd for the former president super tuesday, , stumping for wife hillary. president clinton: we can all rise together. hillary says the way to do it is to build letters of opportunity -- ladders of opportunity. a campaign worker says he is off to join hillary clinton to watch the returns. we will have a wrapup on all of the candidates later at 5:00 and 6:00. back to you. heather: donald trump, the heavy favorite in many super tuesday contests tonight. ed: newscenter 5' s reid lamberty focusing on the gop front runner and the rest of the republican field. reid: this first day of multiple-state voting will come to a

online petition claims bill clinton broke state election laws by campaigning at polling places in new bedford and west roxbury yesterday. our cameras were there and we brought you live pictures as the former president shook hands with voters at both locations. he was in massachusetts to win support for his wife's presidential bid. fox25 checked with the secretary of state william galvin and he did not prevent anyone from votingo anyone from voting or did not hand out or post flyers within 150 feet of a polling place. stay with fox25 for continuing coverage all morning. we will have expert analysis about what voters made the difference on super tuesday, >>> coming up on 4:38 this morning, the mbta has 30 days to make some serious changes to improve safety in the wake of a runaway train incident on the red line. a new report from the state department of public utilities confirmed the conductor used a cord to hold the train's control switch in place. you can see it here in these new photos. fox25 broke the story in december when the conductor was under investigation. the conductor failed to use

we should get the final turnout emily: bill clinton' s visit to a new bedford polling location creates a stir. it is illegal to campaign within 150 feet of a polling center, but a spokesman for the massachusetts secretary of state says it was legal and simply being at the polls is not considered campaigning. the spokesman says clinton did not stop anyone from voting and all workers were told ahead of time. election coverage you can download our free mobile app. randy: this morning, we are learning about a legal scramble days before the start of the boston marathon bombing trial. the herald reports that tsarnaev try to have the forewoman of the jury kicked off the panel. the reason remains sealed. we are hearing from the red line operator blamed for this runaway train. doug is in braintree with the new details. doug: good morning. he responded to this report just released and it gives new details on what exactly went wrong. the blame is on basque as for leaving the station without an operator. lost his job -- he says he left the train to flip an emergency switch because the signals were

do not expect it. 42 this afternoon boston and plymouth, also hyannis, 44 new bedford, 46 in norwood and framingham, and future cast highlighting mostly sunny skies today and pause things at midnight tonight that's when we start pulling in not just the plain rain and green and pink, that's freezing rain and falls as liquid, hitting the ground that is frozen and that's where we get the icing potential because temperatures are warming though overnight. we are going to start weeding out the icy spots pretty early in the morning commute. only expecting trace amounts of ice south of worcester into the and northern worcester hills and could see slightly higher ice totallals and going to be last spots to warm up, but still see the warm-up and 4:00 a.m. a little snapshot of expected temperatures along with downpours you can see by tomorrow morning, 41 in worcester, 26 in boston, 40 fitchburg, typically that's the spot that's slower to warm up and 30s in nashua and keene and winter weather advisory goes until 7:00 a.m. is just be cautious because it is so dangerous when we get icy spots we wa

that voyage to philadelphia and then further north to new york and then up to new bedford, capped hists, that slave narrative. he says to the reader -- thus ends my experience as a slave. other chapters will tell the story of my life as a free man. 1838. a free man. a free young man. verys and 1840's were a rough, mean, nasty decade where there is a lot of mob violence. he was told not to stay in new york. because someone will give you up. go further north to massachusetts. water, heford, on the could take his skill. he could make a living. all of a sudden, he was a free man and he was safer from the south than he would have been if he had stayed in new york. gradually, his prominence grows as his reputation as a speaker makes the newspapers. he became like the main attraction on the abolitionist network because he was an order. he had a gift for oratory as well. capturing and humanizing the flight of the slate -- the plight of the slaves. a testament to his own experience. he was the first one to address northern audiences with that howard. the power of his personal story which he told

bill clinton's person there is and in new bedford caused some controversy though. there were concerns that clinton's motorcade and presence at the polls kept people from going or violated campaigning rules. election officials tell us tonight since clinton did not not break any rules and no one was prevented from voting. we are monitoring new reaction and results as we wait for polls to close in two more states. you can also track live results on the fox 25 news app. we'll also have a live report on fox 25 news at 11:00. >>> tonight a revealing report exposes a major mistake in mbta train conductor made that set a train in motion without anyone at the controls. >> next at 10:00, what the train conductor attorneys tell fox 25 about the mishap spark change tonight. >>> and right now the first drops starting to fall here in southern new england. a timeline when the ice will change to rain and the strong winds that will come with the heavy rain. >> and people trapped inside a tornado as the walks collapse around them. >> as i was closing the door to the bathroom, the si

gave forwarded him to massachusetts, to new bedford. there were also other cases of people being shipped in boxes. yes, because louis napoleon started very early, so it is possible. we do not have his account. the letter to henry gay about henry box brown said, do not publish this. do not let this out, because other people may try this and then they will be found. but it was an incredible case. another question? yes? >> thank you. when did the underground railroad start? >> from the very beginning. as soon as people came, other people as skate. it only got a name in the 1930's escaped's, but people even from the dutch. it is interesting. you had some people escaping from new york into canada. .anada had slavery to and some people escaping from canada into the united states. underground mean secret, in the railroad because the railroad was becoming very big in the eight 40's. they use the term "conduct." napoleon ands engineer and not a conductor. it is the same thing, the engineer of a train. we see this today in the world. wherever peo

look down here, bernie sanders winning as you head down toward cape cod, new bedford, blue collar area. let's bring that up, see where we are. hillary clinton with a healthy lead there. we still have to wait. we have a lot, wolf, along the border in new hampshire and vermont. this should be sanders country. if he can rack up big numbers in smaller rural areas, maybe he can catch up to her lead in the urban area, wolf. >> thanks very much. we're watching all these states, more results and getting ready right now to make another major projection. and look at this. the second state for bernie sanders tonight, cnn projects bernie sanders will win the oklahoma democratic presidential primary. this is a big win for bernie sanders. he carried his home state of vermont, but now he carries oklahoma as well. let's take a look at the votes in oklahoma right now with half of the vote already in. bernie sanders has a significant lead. 51.8% to 40.5% for hillary clinton. she's about almost 19,000 votes ahead. let's take a look at the states that have -- we have projected winners for so far. on the d

new life. well, let's see how far this risk-taker will go today. from bedford stuyvesant, new york, please welcome beth hicks. [cheers and applause] hi, beth. how you doing? >> great. >> welcome. >> uh, hi. >> you do; you sound like a contestant from another show i do. you just dropped everything, broke up with a boyfriend, fresh start. >> yeah, i just got to hug mr. chris harrison, so i'm

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it was 82 outside new york city and newark yesterday. 80 in bedford and southern new england. so, another warm enjoyable day in the east. now a closer look at your day ahead. temperatures going to continue to sore up the east coast. 81 inco raleigh, 80 in charleston, but there'sch the chance of heavy rain arkansas through louisiana and some will make it up into the ohio valley and eventually new england. a rough start to our march. >> hope it's short lived at that. bill, thank you very much. the top 10 paying jobs. money, money, money. >>> and one cab driver, watch driver, watch i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? if your family outing is magical

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new life. well, let' s see how far this risk-taker will go today. from bedford stuyvesant, new york, please welcome beth hicks. [cheers and applause] hi, beth. how you doing? >> great. >> welcome. >> uh, hi. >> you do; you sound like a contestant from another show i do. you just dropped everything, broke up with a boyfriend, fresh start. >> yeah, i just got to hug mr. chris harrison, so i' m a little excited right now. you are a very handsome man. >> you may have just found a new boyfriend. >> what? wait, are you talking about-- >> if you win $1 million. >> oh, i thought you were talking about you. >> i was! >> okay.

. >> i did represent in congress the original berkshire hathaway building it's in the city of new bedfordou go. massachusetts, your state looks like it could be going for trump today. >> i gather that. i've seen this. when i was in the legislator and a lot of liberal moderate republicans, ed brook, former governor frank sergeant, but the massachusetts republican party followed the rest of the party to the right with some time lag. we have a story in the boston herald, the kind of ar dentally republican paper, that the governor of massachusetts is in somewhat of a quan dri because he doesn't want to be a trump delegate but that may be all of the delegates you get. >> these are proportional today. after this it gets to be winner take all. you've been saying you think this is a trump/cruz race. at this point wall street as we've heard from other analysts, they just want to know who the candidates are going to be. it seems like they would be rallying behind trump here even if he's the somewhat unexpected front-runner out of the pack. >> it's going to take a while. this is not the end. this is

up towards west chester at 43 in bedford and new rochelle and hudson. frogs neck checking in at 430 as well as the bronx and yonkers. tell about the wet weather. it's coming through the area at the moment. we see steadier rainfall and it's coming down a pretty good clip around the nassau and sussex county border. driving on the lie from the mid-county out towards queens it looks like he will be encountering steady rainfall and that could slowly down. if used to be quiet across new jersey. there is a larger line of rain coming in from the west and is edging its way across pennsylvania. it works its way eastward and it passes through the area. looks like the middle part of today. dramatically cooler , windier or drier.today, you want to have your umbrella handy and we expect the patchy fog from some roadways. amateurs in the 50s and the wind picks up this afternoon. tomorrow afternoon we will have plenty of sunshine but it will be very windy with wind gust of 245. estate is nice and dry on wednesday and the windsock off . we get milder by temperatures hea

wayland right now freezing at 32 and so is maynard. 30 in leominster. 30 in town send. 38 in bedford, new hampshire. west you go. the good news is the winds will diminish this morning. i think within the next two hours, we will see the winds substantially decrease and turn much calmer by noontime. 40 degrees and sunshine with calmer winds. increasing clouds through the afternoon, about 46 degrees at 3 p.m. by 7:00 this evening, clouds but no rain yet. and time out when the rain as well as the ice moves back in town coming up. go over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. because, julie, there have been some slow spots. >> julie: yes, there has been, shiri. see them build from that 6:30, 7:00 magic hour where things start to slow down. 93 south if you are headed in that direction, expect to run a little bit slower than usual. expressway jammed packed from the sun comes up and makes it so much easier. over to the live drive times. 31 minutes on -- on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 30 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 22 minutes on 128 south from rou

we're going to go ahead and move on to maria in bedford, new jersey. maria, please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: yes, hello, i'm so honored to talk to this gentleman. i have three questions and maybe they're far afield. i understand he says this pertains only to the server, but i was just wondering. he mentioned espionage, what about treason, if she used the server to make a deal through the foundation to get most of our uranium shipped to foreign countries in exchange for contributions. and blumenthal got contributions. so if he could explain high crimes and misdemeanors and a person of high rank. so beyond impeachment, i don't want her let off the hook and just said, you can't run right now. i'd like to see prison time if she's found guilty of this. i appreciate his answers and also i wish he'd give compliments to judicial watch who has done a lot about this. thank you very much. >> first of all, treason is out of the question because anything that may have happened in this case does not appear to match the special rules in the c

check out regional temps and plains 44 degrees with the clear sky same thing for you new rochelle and 41 in bedford but further north you head more cloud cover. in that area even should you evers as you head into upstate new york but note here in the tristate so far nice and clear and dry with high pressure in control. and mild temps with us too. however, that's about to change. we have a cold front that's dropping into the area. and that's going to leave us with not only a few more clouds and perhaps a few little isolated shower but also the potential for the -- potential for pretty big drop in temps over next couple of day. future cast as it drops to south isolated snow showers pop up this afternoon. not a widespread rain event but a little bit rain along with colder air. coming down ten to 15 degrees with highs. and then as we head into sunday, yeah, snow is heading into town. and may flirt with us in the morning but coming through evening as primarily snow but there will with wet snow flakes out there. a lot of wet and stickiness to the snow into the tristate. area of low pressure is far enough

news at 6:00. >> denise: well, we might soon get some answers on a local cold case murder. bedford police will hold a news conference tomorrow about the march 1987 murder of who was killed at the alamo apartments where she worked as night manager. her boyfriend was tried and found not guilty and bedford police got information that made them reopen the case and up the reward. we will have an update tomorrow. >>> lorain and elyria police got over $20,000 worth of drugs off the streets with nine suspects. raids happened tuesday morning and officers seized heroin, vehicles and arrested 7 suspects in lorain and two in florida. >> it was a complex case. these guys are high level traffickers and getting multiple kilos of heroin and cocaine in from out of state and breaking it up and selling it in lorain county. >> dan: nice work here. investigators with the ohio bureau of criminal investigation and attorney general's office the suspects. they are hunting for five more in the lorain area. we will let you know more on the case. >> denise: tonight learning more on an f.b.i. raid in bay villa

they gave the dna evidence to a team ofhe specialists in philadelphia for new state-of-the-art testingia that gave the bedford police and profile the killer who is now a person of interest in the mortar . nd >> the coating of snow that the end is near, the final males are being driven into your coffin, given what i know i would not go bananas g. >> bedford police have also increased a reward, $10,000 for information that leads to an arrest. >> just a night doug prade's de motion for a trial in connection with the murder of his wifeot the former actor plays captain was convicted in the '90s murder of his wife in willoughby a judge freed after dna evidence found that a black mark was not for himnd a year later and appeals courts in back to prison while a judge review the evidence today that that just determined that that dna evidence is not conclusive so he will not get a new trial. >> crocker park is open tonight as they tried to determine the cause of a propane tank explosion yesterdaye a team from bci spent the day outside the new american greetings building working with the fire marshall's office tone g ass

were in the mid-40s in bedford and in new rochelle , white plains and hudson. the bronx is waking up at 460. the wind is the main issue and it continues for parts of the tri-state area. i think it will expire around noontime and it will blast until 6:00 north and east of the city. we could see gust up to 50 mph and even if you don't see them the high, the wind will be blustery sustained at 25 throughout the day. most part. 20 mph on average and the direction is coming out of . that's a cooler direction for us. 390 in islip and 24 in bridgeport. factor that in with the current temperature and it feels like the 30s across most of the arrow . marcello checks and 240. it's quite across the northeast. we have some snow showers but they will exit toward the north and we should see plenty of sunshine as we go through tuesday lasting until wednesday. highs will be in the 50s but it will feel more like the 40s with a gusty wind. tonight , it's clear and cold with a low dropping into the 20s and 30s. tomorrow it looks the same as today but we will have less wind. we will

from bedford-stuyvesant, brooklyn, vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. >> that's different. people usually trying to sell you products, you know, now they want your home. >> there's such great demand and those have on gorgeous houses in the neighborhood. you can see why people want them. >>> lonnie quinn is with the mobile weather lab on the upper west side. lonnie you mentioned snow, didn't you? >> tried to slip it in. >> you know, yeah. i didn't want to say it too loud. kj, come here, there's a little bit of snow in the forecast! there's a little bit but we're going to talk about that later. right now the here and the now, look at this on broadway 85th street here on the upper west side. look at that beautiful flowering tree. is it a magnolia, tulip? kj? anybody? you got an idea? magnolia. >> going from something natural like that -- is it a magnolia? thank you, kristine. you will notice the back in the tree is flapping in the breeze. but breeze not as bad as it was yesterday. let's come back down to the mobile weather lab. we are parked rate here on the street and we are

bedford. patty harkin will have more on right now. good at morning welcome to fox 8 news f in the morning is wednesday march 9 almost 6:00 a.m. bit is a mild start look at that 61 degrees outside it's going to be another nice day. my name is wayne dawson let's get right to scott sabol and see what's happening weatherwise at 6:00 a.m. >> good morning. huge range in temperature more so than yesterday them by the fact that we don't have nearly as much) released of some pretty good wind.

last year, a high-intensity drug trafficking area task force, so the hida task force, based in bedford, newampshire, carried out operation trident. they drew on federal, state and local law enforcement resources in new hampshire and massachusetts, which makes sense. the more we cooperate, the better we can respond. operation trident resulted in 240 arrests. they took down four major hero heroin/fentanyl trafficking organizations. they dismantled three processing mills and they seized more than $1.2 million in assets. but what we've got to do is to continue to re-create these successes all across the country by moving aggressively to take down the gangs and other trafficking organizations that are feeding the opioid epidemic. and to do that, we've got to provide resources. this emergency funding amendment doesn't create any new programs. instead, we fund proven and effective initiatives like byrne j.a.g. and the substance abuse prevention and treatment block grants. these initiatives have earned broad bipartisan support because all of us senators have seen the good work that they do in each

in the bedford park section of the bronx, valerie castro, cbs2 news. >>> campaign 2016 now, mike bloomberg shut the door today on a possible third party run the former mayor didn't go quietly. bloomberg wrote a column saying donald trump is running the most divisive and demagogic campaign i can remember. extreme. he said both hillary clinton and bernie sanders have attached policies that spurred growth and opportunity. bloomberg decided not to run because it would have helped the republicans. four states hold primaries tomorrow the biggest being michigan. trump with 36% of the republican vote there, 13% ahead of cruz. the democratic side, clinton 13 here in new york, clinton enjoys an even bigger lead. a new poll gives the former senator 55% of the vote, 21 points ahead of sanders. looking at the republicans, trump may be enjoying a home- field advantage with 45% of the vote. >>> chris christie says he will not cancel a trip to celebrate his 30th anniversary. despite a looming strike deadline that could cripple new jersey transit, trains could stop running when the clock strikes midnight s

it's moving towards west chester and it's 420 in bedford and 40 and by with new rochelle in hudson.we check in at 420 in the rain is over spreading the area this morning and it will start to feel and more so . there is a larger batch sitting to the southwest with a front towards western pennsylvania. that's where much of the rainfall comes in developing across the area and filling in across the morning. much of this will clear out as we get into the afternoon. rain and drizzle is likely so watch out for patchy fog with wind increasing later this afternoon. it's coming out of the southwest at 25 mph with gusts as high as 40 45. tomorrow it's windy and it's on your android. we are just in the 40s with strong winds picking at chile. wins in the 50s by the end of the week getting milder. we'll have chances on thursday and friday. looks on the road. ines is here and she looks at the travel update . morning. on the bridge there is an accident in the bronx manhattan coming from queens with one lane closed in bqe. there is an xml the brooklyn bridge coming with one lane there. long island is

christopher bedford is editor-in-chief at the news foundation.hristopher, you have been watching this date for some time. tell us why. >> i have. a year ago my friend said put this date on your cell phone. if there is no nominee chosen tonight we are in for a long slog. it turns out that's true. no one will be able to pull ahead. the best case scenario for donald trump would be 0 clear the table. but a lot of the votes have been cast. with the early voters. for marco rubio it doesn't work well for him. when 1.1 million people in florida cast their votes, bush and carson were still in the race. so a lot of candidates were still in the race. in ohio it may work in favor of kasich because early voters did favor him. jon: the early polling that's been taken doesn't necessarily reflect balance lots that have already been cast. we could be in for surprises tonight. >> we could. interesting thing marco rubio is clinging to, in previous contests he received more of the late-breaking trump than donald trump. he's been the target of negative advertising th