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an important player here and she's the one individual who does want to move this party left more new easternp >> are we abs observing a momenf truth here? >> that's going to give some of these outside groups a much better chance than they have to finally get down on what happens on this e-mail scandal. >> when we come back, conservatives are feeling the loss of justice antonin scalia. >>> the loss of supreme court justice antonin scalia is being felt by conservatives. it is one of the most closely watches watches cases. >> this is illinois senator mark curtis the first to meet the mayor on tuesday. dan, let's take this case for us. this was a free speech case of our free association case of whether you oblige to the union's causes that you may not support. supreme justice roberts, chief justice, was trying to change this law incrementally, and he thought scalia would help him do that in deciding this case. scalia's loss makes it clear that those kinds of cases, if you get another liberal justice on the court, will be a slam dunk for the other side. >> samuel alito two years ago clearly in hi

>>robin winston: and that is getting slow after the toll plaza on the bridge the new eastern span the and clear track in the right to the south bay on a to stop the free with a great damage hot spots 10128680 the guadalupe parkway 17 of santa cruz mountain checking in trouble-free. >>darya: breaking news of the south bay there was a major police activity going on there san jose state university the demolition of the old eastern span of the bay bridge continues this weekend use video from february when the first span was sold on the barges cruise same it was five on the 4 ft. long + as a very long process. >>mark: he's in the cab said the senses the county animal care facility since sunday morning no one has come forward to claim him it was intentionally run over it happened yesterday in sacramento office of the check on the truck that was stopped at the center divider and was about interstate 80 of his sophomore son behind the truck the driver backed up intentionally running him over. >>darya: he was stopped and arrested in fairfield the also suffered major injuries and is expected to

we call it the new eastern span but it's really not new anymore. that traffic looks good coming into san francisco. very business like and factual -- it just says eastern span. so the traffic here is moving well in both directions. if you're driving in the south bay any time soon, the road sensor is not picking up a lot going on. there are minor incidents on the roads but really hasn't been anything major. as a matter of fact, right now we're in good shape everywhere. 5:15. speaking of pretty good shape -- hello. >> some days are better than others. >> thank you sir. >> we have the last quarter moon here on the 22nd. this is the furtherest moon for the year. if you're heading to the giants game tonight it looks better. still on the cool side but better than last night. high in the city was only 59. friday patchy fog and sunny. next week could get very warm tuesday and wednesday and a big drop next thursday and friday. there could be mid to upper 80s next week for inland areas. low clouds around and more off the coast than moving inland. the lows are

>>robin winston: you to see is the on 24 will be slow stretches across the new eastern span picks up suspension the drive times to 16 minutes to send a fell into san francisco still quiet on city streets in san francisco where track a spinoff just one of many spinoffs of around the bay area this morning, folks driving a little too fast from the east bay dublin 580 west that looks good 680 stop and limit the problems from dublin as a free run the dumbarton bridge was added for checking in hot spot free a quick 16 minutes from the man--to menlo park >>mark: the recent storms will help fill key reservoir to another and california department of water resources said yesterday it will provide some water districts would 60 percent of the water they requested this him that is the fourth increase since december the state provides water to two- thirds of california and about a million acres of farmland there was still urging everyone to conserve because the resources of california still very long. >>darya: the police chief and other city leaders met with the community yesterday to discuss the

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there's a backdoor cold front snaking its way through eastern new england. even snow in eastern canada. we're in the warm side of the front but some of the area coming in for new england will cool us off tomorrow. around 70 degrees so a cooler breeze tomorrow with at worst a little sprinkle. high pressure is over us on beautiful day. day 8 of the dry stretch. and there's a system that won't get here until later thursday night or friday with a couple looking at a short-term futurecast, here we go to tomorrow morning. clouds around. gusty breeze. 65 to 70. only 59 in monticello. more of a spring feel tomorrow. clear to partly cloudy tomorrow. 56. feels more like 60s, early clouds then partly to mostly sunny. breezy, cooler. a chilly night tomorrow night. back to 40 in many suburbs, 30s in the coldest spots. gorgeous day. increasing clouds on thursday. on friday that's when the dry stretch ends but it's not with much. a little light rain should dry out by late day leaving us with a dry friday night. as we go in to saturday, 68 degrees. a nice spring weekend in t

take a look here at this beautiful shot from yerba buena island of the new eastern span. traffic heading up the ramp right now just a minor backup at the bay bridge. about a 20-minute drive. >> all right, thank you, george. >>> it is april fool's day. good to have you on board on this friday, i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning. i'm maria medina in for michelle griego. time now is 6:29. >>> we begin with some developing news in san francisco where the police department is getting more bad press because of racist text messages. kpix 5's anne makovec is live at sfpd headquarters with why this case could spark changes in the department. >> reporter: some of these text messages show blatant racism and derogatory comments about people who are lgbt. >> we still stand by the fact that anybody capable of these kind of texts should not be a police officer. >> reporter: that's police chief greg suhr after the first reports came out last year. he says he is already dealing with the problem. two of the officers accused have, quote, separated from the department, two facing terminati

. >> reporter: there are plenty of new yorkers like sidney edwards in eastern new york rooting for trump to clinch the nomination. >> the whole political candidates have not been working, in my opinion. so maybe we need someone with more of a business aspect than a politician. >> reporter: the developer who at times have often alienated women and people of color on the campaign trail hosted what he called a diversity meeting at an upbeat closing speech in his home state. >> i don't want to believe the polls. they were beyond anything that anybody has ever seen. >> reporter: now, again, with the story o the republican side, the quest for delegates and the size of an expected trump win in new york state, it's a much different story on the democratic side. my colleague melissa russo is what is expected to be clinton headquarters tomorrow night. >> reporter: we're live at the sheraton. it's one of the favorite victory venues. surely hillary clinton is hoping for a victory tomorrow night, if not a big one. she is appealing for loyalty today from women, from democrats, and from new yorkers who

some kind of reporting for building that is already back to for the maze and the halving of the new easterntimes and still on the 15 minutes just one trouble spot south about 680 its own bottom and alamo would also crashed off of no and is blocking one label it as a little sluggish. that was the scene just a short time ago san francisco mark and 100 continue anniversary of the great earthquake and fire of 19 06. >>mark: it was a 7.8 earthquake shook the bay for almost a man is to fire destroyed huge parts of san francisco killing 3000 people. >>jackie sissel: you receive the fire chief and disabled called fire-that is banned the hundred and 10 anniversary of the great san francisco earthquake this was a five-according to the fire department and basically save the entire mission district on the fire started to raise after the seventh one to the earthquake struck the laws and customs the 200,000 people left homeless after the quake and all this is a big event every year for the first time there are no survivors there remain there are family members of survivors that are here this morning thes

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the estimate from police is that the also to the east stressfree will install and stress on the new easternminutes to get from downtown oakland over to the sky way. >>james: we wondered about 51 degrees temperatures will continue to climb we're past sunrise this one we're looking at conditions that will continue to one from the love they are now it is one to be a mild day along the waterfront here is what we can expect in the for the east a 78 to 72 degrees respecting that in san jose and santa clara is the sickness of most of the south they will be hitting the 70 degree mark sentences the peninsula will start off of route 63 degrees for pick temperatures in san francisco. >>james: edition be gone by late thursday morning most of the day on thursday will probably be just fine. >>anny hong: the concert was cut off last night more than 15,000 tickets the official said the losing hundred thousand dollars and revenue because of the cancellation canadian rock there has canceled his shoulder of the scheduled in mississippi this week to protest a similar and possibly less on is what spicing he can

>>robin winston: soap the new eastern span but it's better on the suspension and amid the problems incisco. >>mark: the water in commission and is improving and he is taking to the tack to proven it for several places that one fund had near toxic levels of lead and copper roof of the pipes. time now 549 happened today bill cosby's wife continues to deposition and a lawsuit against her husband. >>darya: they're the first are for deposition in february in her deposition is set to continue in boston today eight women have sued a him for defamation they can be portrayed them as liars' after publicly accused him of rape she was thinking of terminated or limiting her deposition but a judge ruled this month that she had to continue 50 women have accused bill cosby of rake he denies the his attorneys. >>mark: he says the incident all started when he got off the phone with his uncle travel from a lead back to bay area and even talking to is on cool off in arabic about being in the united nations event after getting off the phone he noticed a woman looking at him strangely that is when he was c

eastern on cnn. and then on thursday cnn hosts the democratic presidential debate. don't miss hillary clinton and bernie sanders facing off live from brooklyn, new00 eastern. big week. all right. it's been a big day too. thanks so much for being with me all weekend long. but stay with cnn. we have much more straight ahead in "newsroom." i'm fredricka whitfield. all starts right now. >>> and you are in the cnn "newsroom." i'm pamela brown in washington in for poppy harlow on this sunday. the big apple of course is the bullseye of the political universe right now for the past few days donald trump has been unusually quiet. trump's silence ended today though with a big rally in his home state. trump holds a commanding lead in new york polls, but he wants more. he traveled to upstate new york to plead for voters there to turn out in huge numbers. >> we need a great show of strength in new york state. it's so important. we need a great show of strength. you got to go not this tuesday, but the next tuesday. nine days. nine days. you've got to go out, and you've got to vote in mass. you've got to bring your friends. you got to tell them about it. you a

delay the normal stopping the traffic coming out oakland as are the backed up a little heavy at the new eastern span the average drive times 17 to 20 minutes from the maze into downtown san francisco. >>darya: get ready for the glaze of your writing, trying cruel beyond repair and a century old real bridge on the couch remind that means delays for writers and all to train schedule the temporary changes are needed for the construction crews replacing the quince tree real bridge within the instruction deficient to work on the bridge runs through the weekend until monday for the train service were not returned to normal on sun and. >>darya:. >>mark: they have the highest among the come crime on the campus the stanford university came in and of a one stamper officials say they are high because the campus is dead and many faculty members and students live on campus the supporters was the submitting signatures to state election officials one emerging industry is thriving in hiring the visit of the silicon alley virtual reality expo which is now a san jose day and he found. >>gabe slate: when i walked

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mayor, i live in east new york and my concern is will the affordable housing pla that you plan on bringing to eastern new york. >> mayor bill de blasio on housing and everything from the recent spike in slashings in the city to education as well. >> hear what the mayor had to the mayor" tomorrow morning at 10:00 here on news 4 new york. looking forward to checking that out. >> 64 degrees and we've turned the corner. >> that's a great way to describe it because we have a stretch of warm dry weather in the forecast so this is not a temporary thing. it will get milder tomorrow, 70 degrees, 76 monday. keeping it dry till tuesday and even then just a few showers and that front knocks our temperatures down to the 60s. so above average for the entire week, looking good. monday. [ laughter ] >> hey! >> i feel it coming on. that's it for us, "nightly news" is coming up next. >> see you tonight at 11:00. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." jose diaz-balart. >> good evening. pope francis stepped into the heart of the refugee crisis in europe today. he brought a message

. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >> welcome back to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. the fight against isil. succeeding on the battlefield and still a pitch battle outside of it. losing and lethal, mira, paul, and barbara are with me, and barbara, you walked us through the possibilities of dom batting terrorism, but one of the tantalizing things that i'm watching is that more attention is turning to other combatants on the ground in that part of the world as isil is losing and shrinking. does success bring other problems? what to do about assad, which hasn't been solved. what to do about a resurging, kurdish, nationalist terrorist state that crosses borders throughout the region. >> we haven't talked about the news either, which is the al qaeda affiliate in syria, and it has distinguished itself by not trying to attract fighters in syria, it's homegrown. we have to worry about that group. syria is divided, and it's probably not going to come back together as a state. thanks to russia, assad has been abl

join the conversation by >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >>> this is a big day for sarah young, a big day, too, for the team at vocal id. speech scientist rupl patel and jeff meltzner are giving sarah a created. >> how heather? >> new. >> the "star-telegram" standardized choice from her text to speech computer program talkers. >> how did you come up with the idea for building voices. >> in 2002 i was at a conference in denmark and i saw a girl and a man using different devices but the exact voice. i saw that happening all around me. >> what's groundbreaking about sarah's voice is that itsnique milking the donor speech with the few sounds sarah can make to capture sarah's personality. >> is there any art industry or psychology involved in creating a voice? >> yeah. i think every science has an art form to it as well. in the case of making a custom voice, it's not only about is it understandable? it's about is it authentic and does it resonate with the person using it? do they feel like it's them? so sarah,

follow us on twitter and at aljazeera.com/techknow >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >>> three rhinos are killed a day in south africa. >> the poaching has got so bad that the species will be extinct for three to five years. >> reporter: the bio- fabrication of one of the most illegal substances in the world there? >> our benchmark is to pass any test that a laboratory can do. >> reporter: techknow put it to the test taking a powder sample to see how closely its current prototype matches up with the real thing >> here is a sample we prepared for you. if you take this and test it, it horn. >> all right. we take the powder sample for independent analysis at this commercial lab in seattle started by a washington ufrt professor. -- university professor. they test many things. if someone is going to spend a tonne of money on rhino because it is super expensive they might want to get tested it this way >> yes. it is a good way to do it. >> reporter: the chief materials chemist shows us around. >> i have the sample he

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. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >> 12-year-old roxie castro was born biologically a boy. >> right around the age roxie came in and said she felt like a girl. it was devastating for her. we would force her to wear what we bought her more masculine clothes and she would cry. she would tell us, that's not me, mom. >> reporter: she knew? yes, yes. at the age of 8, roxie's parents allowed her to begin identifying as a girl. because she transitioned so young, roxie hasn't experienced the same situation that other children have but like many, roxie's parents have had to make a transition of their own. >> this is 2011. we are still identifying him as he. and i said compromise on how the clothing, if you can see the shoes were flowery and stuff. that's how we sort of negotiated. because we found out, and we let her be at an early age. a lot of people might not think, oh, there's a loss there. but there is. you always think about the what if. and you just -- those feelings are not communicated to her. memories

at this point, we can tell you there is a news conference set to happen at 4:00 eastern time, 3:00 local expecting to hear from the sheriff. he's going to be answering questions from reporters, also going to be addressing some of the internet rumors out there as well. that's coming from blake mccoy on the scene there as we await that news conference. again right now, we can tell you, nbc news has confirmed the autopsy on prince's body has completed. it started a few hours ago. the body is going to be released later today. at this point, we have not heard any information, any details about funeral services, about memori memorials, none of that information has been shared just yet. meanwhile, here in minnesota, the i-35 bridge in minneapolis will be bathed in purple light all weekend in honor of their native son, prince, it started last night and decided to extend it by order of the state's governor he said by contributions to the betterment of our state, will be remembered for years to come. erica hill picks up our coverage on the other side of this break. (burke) at farmers, we've seen a

i think it is more of an issue for eastern new england. again a great spot, mild and even mid and upper 60s as we go into saturday. still chilly tomorrow morning, a little bit of frost. to mid-60s, 50s along the coast. clear and chilly. areas of frost in the suburbs tonight. cool start sunny and pleasant. tomorrow night 44, clear and cool and 30s in the suburbs. a pair of 6s on saturday. 75 to 80 on monday. an early shower tuesday. a brief cooldown into wednesday where we struggle and bowens back 68 degrees. temperatures will respond nicely. it is an awesome pattern. >>> speaking of cooling off, we have liz's picture. >> there it is. that's what i'm talking about. >> right. if you zoom in you can see all the blonde highlights. i got naturally while i was away for five days. >>> rob powers is up next. >>> the nba regular season closing in spectacular fashion last night for a it upal of the knicks look forward to uh, hello geico?... yeah, i was just talking about your emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car ov

it will take a little longer to get that clearing and dryer air in across eastern new jersey and southern delaware. look at the temperatures, all the way up from the lehigh valley down to south jersey in the lower 60's. six 3 degrees in capitol city delaware. we are low 60es a, still some showers around. by 11:00 o'clock we should dry out, a a few peaks of sun in the upper 60's. by mid afternoon high temperatures do reach the lower 70's under mostly sunny skies. so overall not a bad weekend. we will get up to 27 today with the clearing skies, tomorrow, really nice after a chilly start in the 40's, we will rebound nicely up to 68 degrees sunday afternoon in the sunshine and that is typical, for late april. then we will talk about a warming trend on the way for next week when i share the seven day forecast in just a few minutes, rahel, back to you. >> gets better, thanks, justin. >>> pennsylvania and delaware are basking in the spotlight of campaign 2016. bernie sanders is in the first state while a former president makes a couple stops in the philadelphia suburbs. "eyewitness news" report'

. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >>> you're watching "inside story." i'm ray suarez. the fallout continues from donald trump's suggestion that women who get abortions after the procedure is banned should face punishment. given the persistent logic of the anti abortion movement and anti abortion politicians for decades, what was the problem with what the presidential candidate said? where are the trip wires and pit falls in talking about abortion for a republican politician in 2016? senator marco rubio said that he wouldn't allow women to end pregnancies even when they were pregnant with the child of their rapist or their father and you heard not a peep, the signs the chants, the clinic demonstrators saying abortion is murder, but if the donald trump backlash is to be believed, it is not a murder to which the woman is an accessory. my guests are still with me. just before the break we were talking about how so much of the attention has gone on to providers and that's, obviously, and apparently true, but

. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >> i'm richelle carey. this is "talk to al jazeera," and my guest this week, ballerina misty copeland. how does it feel when people talk about your body and how do you process that? >> um, i don't think i really understand as a young adult when i became a professional between the ages of 17 and up to 25 it was still i wasn't really in an understanding that this is my instrument and people are judging this and the way that i translate things through my body. i understand it now. i work so hard to get it to work the way it does and do the things, and it takes so much training and discipline and sacrifice. it is what it is, it's art. people will look at it, judge it, and that's what i'm--i understand that's what i'm going to get back when i put myself out there on the stage. i feel comfortable with it. >> i was going to ask were you ever insecure about that? >> i think every's body is constantly changing, for the most part, no, i'm comfortable being in this position, and b

tune in and mark your calendars for special coverage, the new york primaries tuesday, april 19th starting at 7:00 pm easterntime right here on the foxbusiness network. lauren: new york post endorsing donald trump for president saying while trump is a rookie candidate he has electrified the public drying millions of new voters to the polls and inspiring people, trump is an imperfect messenger carrying a vital message, reflects the best of new york values and offers the best hope for all americans who rightly feel betrayed by the political class. the post adding trump is a doer who has created thousands of jobs and knows how to get things done. we should point out yesterday the new york daily news endorsed john kasich. nicole: authorities in florida will not proceed with the case against corey lewandowski because there was not enough evidence to charge him with allegedly grabbing michelle feel that a rally last month. corey lewandowski said the feud with fields was unnecessary. >> a huge distraction for the campaign that should not have been. if michelle fields wants to have a conversation we could have had a

lunchtime as we are's on the air with "eyewitness news" at noon today we will have stuff to track for sure. it looks like as kid get out of school across eastern and central new jersey there might be showers. but even for your evening rush there may be wet weather to track on the radar. then the it clears out overnight and we are going to see sunshine. so perfect news for the villanova parade, little will breezy in the wake of this cold front and obviously cooler, by week even though check this out, i know you like rain, and or snow showers pushing through the a area on saturday. >> yeah. >> good for you. >> thank you for not yelling at me. >> no, never. thanks, katie. well, thanks but no thanks, right. but good morning. happy thursday. this is where we are looking at construction still out there, yes, indeed 95 north at girard between girard anal gain that i right lane is still compromised. not causing too many slow downs moving in the north bound side but make note of this because it certainly will in the five and 6:00 o'clock hour for hure if that doesn't get cleared out. hopefully it does. looking in the southbound side we have early riser

inform >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let'se a closer look. >> ali velshi, getting to the heart of the matter. >> what if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution? >> this goes to the heart of the argument. >> people out here are struggling and just trying to get by with whatever they can. >> new york city has a higher level of inequality of wealth than honduras and india. >> people need to demand reform. >> it's coming together little by little. >> we're making it the best that we can. >> we're not deterred. we're building a historic project here. >> how big do you see this getting? >> we're trying to get a feel for what the people of iran are thinking right now. >> the galleries and the art and the parties, everything. it's getting better. >> greece is this close to running out of cash. i went there to show you first-hand. >> if you paid taxes, you expect to having something back. >> the city is a powder keg at the moment. >> we're back square minus one. >> now it's time for something different. >> this is the e

it makes new york the eastern port, the big one. one that everybody cares about. not that new york was not going to become the global city it has become, but this helps kickstart the process. it cements new york's status and importance in the national consciousness as a trading port, as a big city on the east coast. and so this map is from 1840 and is supposed to show railroads and canals. it is hard from the distance to see. some of the dark lines, you can't see them, but they are representations of canals. there are few railroads by 1840. the railroads are still a new technology. it is not the primary way goods and people are moved. it is still canals. so, building the canal and the plan they started a boom in ways. canals everywhere, a canal that connected chicago, across maryland and other leases. -- places. this is the beginning. and with other technologies, when the can now -- canal opened up, it gets cheaper to move goods back in -- and forth. which is valuable. when you are paying a lot to ship, you are losing profit. so this is extremely viable technology

we'll also have a prime-time update on the primary after the polls close in new york at 9:00 eastern time, and cbs news will bring you continue, primary coverage on our digital news service cbsn. it's available on all vices at cbsnews.com. the officers who protect the white house from attack are severely understaffed, inadequately funded, and plagued by fatigue and low moral. those are the conclusions that were released today, part of a federal investigation in how a fence jumper got into the white house with a knife in 2014. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: by the time omar gonzalez was captured on cell pope video, he had already scaled a 7'6" fence in security. according to the 70-page department by the department of howsk's inspector general, there were a series of failures-- personnel didn't work properly. the alarm system inside the command center was set too low and was not heard. and the alarm system inside the white house had been muted, a revelation personnel quoteed in the report called "shocking." it took gonzalez, who was armed with a knife, about 30 seconds to run across

. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >> i love food, but deciding where to eat can be a challenge. >> hello gentlemen, how are you today? >> very good, thank you. >> most of the time, the first thing i have to do is ask-- does this contain peanuts? but not here because the chef has a peanut allergy. >> so anything i order will be flagged, taken care of back there. >> absolutely. >> gentlemen, how is everything? >> it is amazing. >> brad miller is owner and executive chef at santa monica's ox & son restaurant. >> so you as a chef, you take allergies pretty seriously. >> yeah, i have an all nut allergy, i'm allergic to all nuts. >> you know i've got to say for me there's been times i've been at a restaurant when i've asked the server if there's peanuts in there. sometimes they don't quite give off the confidence that they know in the kitchen it's being taken care of. >> absolutely it's one of those things where anytime you have a customer even for myself, i don't want to cook in the same pan, fry in the same

new york's primary to the week after that, fives dates along the eastern seaboard. in new york. >> writenow trump has 747 delegates. cruz has 514, kasich 143. the fiery statement about the life lesson in part. ted cruz is worse than a puppet. he's a trojan horse being used by party bosses attempting to steal the nomination for mr. trump. treating to senator bernie sanders defeating hillary clinton. senator gets 56.5% of the vote while hillary clinton has 43.1%. >> we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses. [cheers and applause] all over this country, young people at any nothing saying you know what, we want to help determine the future of this country. [cheers and applause] trained to clinton has been spending much of her time in new york in the past week. nearly 250 delegates up for grabs and that is on april 19th. currently hillary clinton 1743 delegates while sanders has 1056. lauren: perspective and results from wisconsin primary. senior election analyst for real clear politics. ted cruz wins wisconsin taken almost every category for republican vot

their live in eastern new york. good morning. police say they put up the little girl. parents say their children are not safe until he is caught. they just put out surveillance video of the man they are looking for. you can see him watching down the street just minutes before the attack. the happened at 8:00 yesterday. they were walking to school with her brother. a relatively easy time of morning here. she was approached by the man who exposed himself and i grabbed her. she started telling and screaming. the man ran off. anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers. thank you. 6:58. bernie sanders is expected to the campaign is expected in the electrified crowd. we could see tens of thousands of similar to what we saw in upstate cities. and we will have a some celebrity backing. they are a expected to be here for this evening rally. we're back here live here and they have no merit of the gap against hillary clinton among likely democratic voters. what that poll said that lead is down from 21 points. we are live this morning. let's check in again. i would sa

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. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >>> this is "talk to al jazeera america" we are talking to actor and coriographer rosie perez. >> you were into watching television as a kid like the jackie gleason show. you really liked old movies. you liked listening to all kinds of music including the beatles. is that when your interest in entertainment sort of began as a in? >> no. my interest in entertainment began with music. my aunt said i used to trans in my crib non-stop and i loved when my cousins would clap for me. it's embarrassing. >> you loved being a performer. >> as a baby in the crib, but, yes, television provided something else. it was pure escapism, you know. i still love television to this day. it's one of my favorite past times. >> shall shows do you like. >> i watch a lot of boxing. it's a metaphor for life. boxing is a sweet science to hit and not get hit. i was doing that from day one. >> sometimes you would physically fight back. >> yes. well, i had to physically fight back or else my ass was g

eastern. full coverage of the new york primary beginning at 5:00 p.m. eastern in msnbc. happy birthday toate hudson who is 27 and ashley judd turns 48. i'm betty nguyen. thanks for watching "early today." new york. today a local vote in the crit rial race for president. >>> plus, sentencing day for a former nypd officer who shot and killed a man in a brooklyn stairwell. >>> and there's been a deadly attack at the u.s. embassy io afghanistan. "today in new york" starts now. good morning, 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday, april 19th. i'm michael gargiulo. >> and i'm kerry barrett. darlene is off today. >> so chris is here with the forecast, the primary day forecast. the weather won't stop anyone from getting to the polls today. >>> wo rain to worry about, the temperatures are already warmer than yesterday morning. but the high temperature will be cooler. we'll explain why in a minute. out across long island, in the upper 40s. west westhampton, 49. dry conditions and windier conditions this afternoon.

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news." tonight at 8:00 eastern and pacific our digital news network cbsn brings you a special report: terrorplain sight. for al >>> right now at 7:00, maryland lawmakers appear to have a deal on the tough drunk driving law in honor ofa victim who was a law enforcement officer. >> and the head of a local law enforcement agency in trouble for assault. >> and thank you for joining us. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm bruce johnson. >>> we begin about the latest to push a new strict drunk driving law in maryland. lawmakers in annapolis have made a deal on noah's law. >> it honors police officer noah leotta, killed by a drunk driver. >> reporter: just five hours left in the legislative session and if the house and senate had continued to squabble over noah's law it

boston, if you look at the radar, eastern new england getting hit right now with the storms. all right, let's go through time, check out the next system that's going to push off towards our area. next clipper comes across the great lakes and this has cold air with it. likely snow in through pennsylvania, maybe as far south this. teens and 20s. sunday. doesn't move a whole lot. the cold sticks around. regardless of how much snow actually sticks, david, this cold pattern is going to hang week. you, as well. >>> we move on tonight, to the race for 2016, and the fight for new york. donald trump at a campaign stop, saying it's great to be home, and taking aim at ted cruz, joining some new yorkers giving cruz a hard time. blasting him after what he said about new york values, getting heckled, but back out today, trying to win over new yorkers. and tonight, the former major of new york city, rudy giuliani, choosing between the two. abc's tom llamas, with the cruz campaign tonight. y'all ready for this >> reporter: tonight, the republican race for president in trump territory. >> i l

that's a backdoor cold front snaking its way through eastern new england. 52 in boston. snow in eastern canada and on the southern side of the front, all about summer warmth here in the low and mid 80s and chicago. this is the cool air in new england that's coming down our way. at worst a sprinkle tomorrow morning. clouds break for sunshine. and we're around 70 during the midday and afternoon hours. wednesday should be dry day number 8. beautiful day. less wind and spring like day. temperatures generally in the 60s. there's our weather maker for thursday night in to friday. thursday looks like a mainly dry day. numbers tonight, comfortable sleeping in the suburbs. upper 40s, lower 50s. 56 in the city. a high closer to 70. many places just get stuck in the 60s tomorrow. clear to partly cloudy. mostly cloudy by dawn. 56. 70 tomorrow. the early clouds give way to partial sunshine then breezy and gusty and cooler during the afternoon hours. closer to 40 in many suburbs tomorrow night. definitely a chill in the air tomorrow night. coming up at 5:30, we have 30-mile-per-hour gu

catch his full interview tonight when "fox news sunday" rehairs at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >>> right now, hunting down islamic state terror suspects in a suburban neighborhood in one of europe's most prestigious cities. it seems hour by hour investigators are connecting the dots between two men you see here, both wanted in the blood bath in paris and the vicious attacks in brussels last month. and a former super bowl star and his wife gunned down. he's dead. she's injured. and the national football league in shock and mourning. this is "the fox report." i'm harris faulkner. >>> the world watching closely. new details unfolding into the terror attacks in belgium. officials there are saying brussels was not the original target. investigators say the terrorists were planning a second assault in france. like that carnage we saw last november. but they say they were closing in and the terrorists reportedly moved up their plot, bombing the brussels airport and a subway station instead, killing 32 people, as you know. that was last month. the ne

new york for senator bernie sanders of vermont. also scheduled to be there, hawaiian representative and actors danny devito and the rock band risley bear. live coverage starting at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. our live coverage of the presidential race continues tuesday night for the new york state primary. join us at 9:00 eastern or election results. theng you on the road to white house on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> a discussion about the criteria u.s. voters are using to pick a presidential candidate. from washington journal, this is just under one hour. rick shenkman is

new knew fighting in eastern ukraine has killed four civilians. they were hit by artillery fire while traveling in a rebel-held area. a report did not blame any side. fighting between government sides and russian rebels have been widening as a european-brokered truce looks increasingly shaky. protests have turned violent in paris and other cities in france. workers and students demanding cancellation of land labor reforms. police used tear gas to disperse the crowd. 125 protesters were arrested. chinese authorities have been sharply criticized, after passing new laws, tightening controls over foreign, non-governmental organizations. the european union is among those questioning the regulations. they say that overseas, they have been allowed to operate in an unregulated manner for far too long. >> starting next year, they will be placed under police surveillance. foreign organizations working in china will be required to share their funding resources and ures. the chinese government appreciates the role of ngo's, but see they are funding things tha