new jersey transit headquarters were spoke to new jersey transit executive director and asked him, whyre you recording people's conversations. >> and light of the attacks on mass transit facilities, nj transit, the help of the latest technology. >> what are you doing with the audio recording? >> planes, trains, automobiles, buses small targets for terrorism. you can turn around and complain. the light rail, mta, transit not doing enough and then turn around and bellyache. they don't care about your girlfriend conversations. i want to know what the sop is restoring a video. >> i am a okay them listening because i want to stay safe. bill: i can't wait until the aclu gets geared up. >> the happy compromise, they should just tell us. >> and i made any mistakes so far? >> walking away 100 k richer check out this video. picked to take a shot at random. no practice shots and only had one chance to make it. she did in the crowd went wild. >> you can have your veggie cake and eat it, too. these are actually filled with veggies. more like a salad. saying that next week they will be whipping of t

the hudson valley, new jersey, passing through several communities. when issuing his report, the state controller cited an estimate there may be accidents of oil trains in the next 20 years. nine of the accidents could involve injury and fatality costs exceeding $1.15 billion in each case. one accident could incur damages of 5.75 billion dlarlsz $5.75 billion. take this accident in canada. 47 people died when this train derailed in 2013. clean up costs estimated at $200 million. total damagesest maited at $2.7 billion, less than the estimates made by new york's controller. we reached out to csx tonight. it said while csx believes the place is adequate, we appreciate their interest and safety and well being of the citizens of new york. other safety measures include adding speed limits for oil trains in cities and towns or rerouting the trains entirely. >>> all right. okay. let's go over to dave for a check of the weather. i know a lot of storms are moving through. we are not going to complain. we need rain around here. >> good news/bad news is the situ

that's 80s in southern new jersey. philadelphia hit 85 degrees today. so pretty incredible temperature contrast here. it's in the 30s across northern new england so that's why the front is right overhead right now. we'll drop through the lower and mid 50s through the early evening. still a shower around especially clouds are a little slow to break. and then tomorrow, cool start. even upper 30s in a few spots north and west. a lot of sunshine. look for partial sunshine across much of new jersey, central and southern new jersey. speaking of those areas, a downpour near stafford. and there's the cell right there. northwest of hamilton, to the west of poughkeepsie. that could head in to maybe western monmouth and ocean county over the next hour or so and there's lighter showers over nassau and suffolk and breaks in the clouds over northern new jersey and ramapo. there it is right there. still a few more showers to roll through new jersey during the evening hours and futurecast indicates that as well. even 7:30 between i-78 and 195. we're looking at some of t

hudson light rail is back, new jersey transit north running close to schedule. ken and lori, over to you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, credible video of a pilot's near tragic crash landing. >> a small plane bursting into flames seconds after take off. the good samaritans who helped save his life. >>> also a mother of two from brooklyn missing for over a week. new information from police as >>> i know two girls that i just adore. >> and the new song of ted cruz's it seems like a cold at first. you can't concentrate, can't sleep. you feel anxious and uncertain. until one day you realize, this could be it. you've done it, you've quit smoking for good. a little suffering now can save a lot of suffering later. stop before the real suffering starts. you can quit smoking. alabama where a pilot escapes a fiery plane crash. the cessna apparently clipped some trees before falling from the sky and bursting into flames. several workers at a nearby business braved the flames, trying to free the pilot. he suffered only minor cuts to his hands. >>> a delta f

the rest of new jersey under a watch until 9:00. that doesn't include new york city, points north and east. we have heavy downpours from city island to port washington and oyster bay and more showers in upper manhattan and central new jersey with a large lightning strike not too far from livingston. this is going to move new york city by 4:15 and move along long island around 4:30. brief gusty winds and and that's the severe cell over parts -- that's over to stanford. this is a future scan that shows how the radar will look. by 5:00, all the action is over long eye land. a little leftover new york city. an awesome wind gust map because you can see the front and wind gust over 30 miles-an-hour near the stronger storms. here's what you need to know storms south after the next few hours ask a brief heavy downpours and gusty small hail, and it turns cooler tonight. guys, the threat for new york city points north and west is over the next hour, and we'll skip to long island and new jersey. accu weather in a few minutes. liz and dave. >> i

. >> new jersey assembly woman patricia egan jones is referring to the retail gasoline dispensing safety act. >> it was a safety issue. we weren't going to allow ordinary folks to get out of their cars and pump gas. >> that was back in 1949. two years after the country's first self service station opened. >> do you think it's still applies. >> it can be safety issue. i've seen people pull away with nozzles in their car. it's not a pretty sight. >> no more dangerous in pennsylvania than in new jersey. >> when it's raining and it's snowing and it's cold outside. >> you can just pull up you don't have to get out of your car especially at night. >> i actually love new jersey because you don't have to get out of your car. >> there are some who oppose it. >> i believe it drives the price up. >> critics say drivers in new jersey could save anywhere from five to 7 cents a gallon if they pumped their own gas. >> we might save but in the long run it would affect their economy because people may not have jobs. >> with some of the lowest gas prices in the country, egan jones says it's best to leave

parents maybe held responsible for the damages. >>> still ahead on eye witness news this morning, a new jersey family is reeling after their beloved dog was stolen and put up for ransom. >>> bill evans will be back it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >>> we will be looking at sunshine, temperatures warming up fast, taking the ferry over, staton island or jersey city or temperatures today, warming up nicely, get in to the 80s fast. 72 by noontime, sunny and warm, 80 this afternoon. west of the city, 82 degrees over in new jersey. we will talk about the cool down in the accuweather seven- day forecast coming your way. that's heather o'rourke who is back. >> 1, 2, 3, trains, police activity near 72nd street has been completed, 1, 2

new jersey a buck 90 and in delaware, it's $1.96. >>> you saw new jersey has the lowest gas prices inur area. some would argue that they have the best customer service as well. >> and tonight it brings up a good question. why is it only full service in the garden state? nicole brewer put her pedal to the metal and went looking for answers. nicole. >> but first i filled up in new jersey. >> why not? >> yes, you did. >> chopper, they do it for you. here's the deal. all gas stations started out as full service operations and these days only new jersey and oregon do it the old-fashioned way. so that left viewers nicole congo, dawn and kim harper all wondering, why don't you pump your own gas in the garden state? it's a good question, ladies, that often fuels the fire for debate. ♪ >> why do you think people in new jersey don't have to pump their gas? >> i think it's just convenient. we're lazy in new jerseyan. >> not an convenience for me. >> i actually have no idea. >> we don't like to pump our own gas. >> it's the law. it's been the law. >> new jersey assembly woman patricia egan jones

same thing for metro-north, lirr, new jersey transit and p.a.t.h. all doing fine. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> new this morning police ongoing dispute. it's between his neighbors. it's over a plane that he had parked in his driveway for some time. tracie strahan tells us how this back and forth ended up with a man in handcuffs all over something he said. >> reporter: really a spectacle in his driveway for a year and a half. a single engine cessna, it started with neighbors, then spread out to town officials in hempstead. that's the reason he's sitting in jail this morning. he's charged with threatening two of them. 70-year-old harold guretzy was officials say he ignored 17 summons demanding he remove that single engine cessna from his driveway in oceanside. last week town officials took things in their own hands, dismantling the plane. they argued the presence of it violated town building safety codes. he was out of town while all this went down. but officials say he called the supervisor's office

here in the tri-state flu activity is still high in new jersey. but in new york city and connecticut flu activity is low. >>> new tonight, there's a push to expand the list of medical reasons for marijuana use in new jersey. a group of assembly members introduced a bill that would allow women to take medical marijuana to cramps. >>> as those snowflakes fall we'll see that wintery mix arrive ing before noon. on long island it's going to be a little bit later arrival. most of the snow is going to melt, especially on treated and paved surfaces. the mix is going to exit saturday night but not before giving us a light, slushy accumulation. 45 in poughkeepsie. 46 in morristown and in midtown. 47 in islip. temperatures right now are well above the freezing mark for just about everyone. that's going to change as the system approaches. look at all the rain, though. this is a system that's making its approach. i checked in with one of my buddies who lives in wisconsin. he's not seeing a lot of snow sticking either. that's good news for us. they're farther no

new jersey transit north doing okay. hudson rail on the modified weekend schedule because of the overhead wire problems they have been having. path trains are going to cross honor. >>> street cleaning rules suspended. >>> a pet store owner in new jersey owns the just pets store. he is accused of keeping dozens of puppies in deplorable conditions. his brother, who worked at the store, was also charged. >>> a mine field, riddled with explosives were no match for this woman. russia's deputy prime minister released this video of a woman testing out an explosion-proof suit in an active mine field. you can see her casually walking through the area as bombs blow-up all around her. her white suit is even charred from the flames. the prime minister bragged in a facebook post, saying the terminator has nothing on their quote sass say soldier. >> -- sassy soldier. >> i thought that was your >> not sassy soldier. >> oh just sassy? >>> we are getting a look at the uniforms for the olympic team of america. >> they are designed by polo

. >> new jersey assembly woman patricia egan jones is referring to the retail gasoline dispensing safety act. >> it was a safety issue. we weren't going to allow ordinary folks to get out of their cars and pump gas. >> that was back in 1949. two years after the country's first self service station opened. >> do you think it's still applies. >> it can be safety issue. i've seen people pull away with nozzles in their car. it's not a pretty sight. >> no more dangerous in pennsylvania than in new jersey. >> when it's raining and it's snowing and it's cold outside. >> you can just pull up you don't have to get out of your car especially at night. >> i actually love new jersey because you don't have to get out of your car. >> there are some who oppose it. >> i believe it drives the price up. >> critics say drivers in new jersey could save anywhere from five to 7 cents a gallon if they pumped their own gas. >> we might save but in the long run it would affect their economy because people may not have jobs. >> with some of the lowest gas prices in the country, egan jones says it's best to leave

and, yes, i could actually switch parties. >> reporter: as far as delegates new jersey as 51 winner take all, and 126 proportion nal delegates. trump may have stronger ties in north jersey as opposed to south jersey and with the casino and financial downturn at the shore. >> wasn't my first choice but we're looking for a change and he might be able to establish that change. >> reporter: voters want to make up their minds. >> i found the last few elections i voted in, i voted  for the person that would hurt me the least, not somebody that i was voting for. >> reporter: right now in new jersey, just as a reminder, it is too late to change your party affiliation in time for the primary. but you can choose your party only if you're undeclared. again, last day to register to vote is may 17th. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> if you're thinking about switching political parties before the primary, too late. new jersey, you have to do it 55 days before the election. but if you're registering for the first time, there's date that she mentioned, may 17th. that's the date that you have until to sig

what were these teens think sng they're in new jersey. they played a popular drinking >>> and how opening day almost took a back seat for met's this is cbs 2 saturday morning. >>> start of a new season, the same way as the old season for the second straight year the mets win their home opener against the phillies >> yeah, it was an exciting day. here's steve with your cbs 2 sports update. >> met's manager terry collins was happy opening day was done, and it had nothing to do with the game. collins said he wanted to turn the page and put last season to bed. the 2015 national league championship banner will not only serve as a permanent place mark in mets history, but it also closes the chapter on last season. expectations. like jacob degrom whose wife is expecting their firstborn at any moment. degrom left early after striking out six in six innings, not because of the baby, but because of tightness in his back. new york's big inning happened when they scored four in the 7th. here's one of the newcomers, neil walker adding a couple of hits

that's over in bellmawr, new jersey. the pa turnpike looks okay.head back over to the pa side. westbound or eastbound, a 22-minute trip, average speeds way into the 60s from route 1 to valley forge. now, just a quick check on mass transit. following an earlier rough start to the week because of the train derailment, we are back on schedule. no problems for septa, amtrak, patco, new jersey transit and d.a.r.t. they're all running on time or close to schedule for right now. more updates for you on our morning drive. for now, let's get a check on today's forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> so far, so good on national carmel popcorn çday, jessica. you probably didn't realize that. it's the temperatures that will pop into the 50s, even at the shore. look at that nice clear view from cape may from the marquis de lafayette hotel. it's cold, below freezing in cape may. that sunshine that will be bright in just minutes in philadelphia. the view from the comcast center, that sunshine will warm us up from the low 30s into the 50s. and the winds were

the dangerous weather left a in new jersey. eyewitness news is live with the scope of the overnight damage. >>> also a man reported missing has been found dead on long island. details this morning as investigators open up a murder investigation. >>> good morning, everybody. early on this sunday morning, april the 3rd. thanks for being with us early on this kind of cold, wet, windy. >> the wind, if you were driving this morning, the wind was pushing me into other lanes. >> you were coming up from new jersey. it's not a good morning. thanks for tuning in, starting your day with us. >> i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm toni yates in for michelle charlesworth. welcome to eyewitness news. >> i was up a little late watching the carolina syracuse game, but i swear i saw a few flurries. and these flakes accumulated in parts of the area. poughkeepsie, let's get started first, the winds are wild outside. we have 37 degrees on the thermometer but we have also got the winds gusting above 40 miles per hour and combine those two and you have a prett

getting ready to leave the house right now here is the deal, use the commodore barry bridge from new jerseyaths in the water go, over the commodore barry bridge into pennsylvania, then come south on 95. that will get new wilmington, also get you further south, this is going to be with us, for the next couple of days. we are waiting to get exact word on what happened to those metal cables, but, right now, the back up is already there, and 95 south into wilmington's the way to go. heads up for the evening rush hour, we got two big sports event at the stadium complex. that's going to impact our evening rush, through south philadelphia. and then, a political event in fishtown, at the philmore, which is going to bring us big delays, into the neighborhood, and also detours, and detours on the route 15 trolley, as well. mike and alex back to you. >> let's have ryan and the daily news to back up what you are just saying here, they are coming, we're next, wake up pa. we're next. all of these candidates are coming our way. yes, the race for the white house coming to the keystone state, because our pr

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. payne: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers, and i'm prepared to close if the gentleman from new york is prepared to close. >> mr. speaker, i'm prepared to close once the gentleman does. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. payne: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. payne: mr. speaker, time and time again we have learned the true value of homeland security grant dollars comes from the relationships built through planning, training and exercises that are done in these communities. h.r. 4509 will facilitate the whole community approach to disaster response, planning by adopting a more inclusive definition of emergency response. i would like to thank my colleagues on the committee, on the committee on homeland security as well as security industry association for their support, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized

emily one more check of traffic. >> new jersey transit is no longer cross-honoring amtrak. new york and trenton. morris and essex lines suspended between hackettstown and mt. olive olive. i was seeing snow at the tappan zee bridge. >> raphi? >> messy mix out there. storm tracker 4 shows the mix around the city. snow in westchester county and the hudson valley. not a lot we're expecting. mainly below an inch. it's not the quantity, just that it's causing slick roadways. temperatures are just below freezing in many spots north and west of town. give yourself extra time. the 50s later on to today. not great for the yanks home opener. showers on and off throughout the day. a hard freeze down to 27. the coldest night in a month in the city. tonight is cold but dry. >> raphi, thank you so much. the "today" show is coming up next. >>> that's what's happening "today in new york." >>> authorities investigating why a pie of construction eq ipment was on an active track when a amtrak train slammed into it and derailed.

we investigated and found out private career schools in new jersey are regulated by the department of labor and work force development. these schooled are supposed to post a tuition performance bond income. new jersey tells us it's working with representatives of mci to get student transcripts and contacting schools with other programs so students can finish their schooling elsewhere. as for joe's money? >> i really don't know. >> we tried reaching the mci institute of technology but their website, phone number and e-mail are no longer in service. new jersey is still looking into the circumstances surrounding the school's closure. >> what should they do? >> you should contact the agency we talked about, the new jersey department of labor and work force development. they'll try to help you. they do acknowledge all of this will take some time to work through. it's trainingevaluationunit. me and we'll give it to you. >> send an e-mail to better get baquero at nbcnewyork.com or give us at a call at 1-866-news-34 1-866-news-244. >>> hundreds of new york city school kids got a golden ticket

departments. >>> careful what you say and what you do, what you can expect now when you hop aboard the new jersey transit. >>> and remembering the life and legacy of a philadelphia legend this morning we will pay tribute to flyers founder ed snider. it is tuesday, april 12th, 2016. sue serio, big news for philadelphia yesterday. i was reading through comments. they have one word i kept seeing repeated over and over, passion. >> that was first one my husband used. my husband knew him and interviewed him many times. he said the guy was passionate. everybody who knew him felt the same. i think we are all, fortunate as a result here's is what going on, ultimate doppler. second morning in the row we have had green odd radar. it should be the last, for a while after we get through this rain today we are looking clear for the seven day forecast but, i'm getting a head of myself. here's where the rain is. we will zoom in closer. heaviest rain in lancaster berks, lehigh valley and poconos and spotty showers in southern new jersey, southern delaware. but rain is on our doorstep here in philadelphia. but la

new jersey voters go to the polls on june 7. for complete decision 2016 coverage including the latest delegate counts and primaries and caucuses, tap the nbc 10 app. >>> sky force 10 over a sticky situation in philadelphia's may fair neighborhood. it's causing traffic trouble. an accident at roosevelt and livic sent diesel curbing from a tanker. northbound lanes closed there. crews need time to let sand soak up the diesel. one person was hurt. >> new jersey's aging infrastructure has lawmakers worried about lead. today the assembly's environment committee held a hearing to learn if hold pipes allow lead to seep into the residential water supply. officials discovered high lead levels in newark public schools drinking water. also in newark this afternoon, fire sent people running from newark liberty airport twice, this was this morning, the first broke out in a boiler room after 1:00 a.m., about 200 people headed out for safety. firefighters got that under control but a short time later the flames rekindled, causing a second evacu

it has been north of the new jersey, new york border and south as i-95 and new jersey. so i think the reality of it is maybe it's i-80 to new jersey. the best chance of snow is new new york. maybe it's wet snow, but light in our northern suburbs in connecticut and it will pivot away during the evening hours, and by sunday morning, it's cold. whatever is cold could ice over by sunday afternoon. the afternoon is pretty descent in the upper 40s. in terms ever snow fall total, it's not a lot and it's -- a trace which means more snow flakes in the area and an inch or so on ground. we could have two to four in some of the heavier snow bans there. your 7-day accu weather forecast. better sunday afternoon. after an icy start and high clouds, 48. still chilly at night. not bad on monday. a lot of clouds, but 58. we'll go through a rainy tuesday and after that, liz and rob, we're going to go into a nice, dry stretch. numbers getting into the upper 50s and the following week, we'll be in the 50s and more like it. >> i love how you're trying to sell. that's going to be nice in the

new jersey a buck 90 and in delaware, it's $1.96. >>> you saw new jersey has the lowest gas prices inur area. some would argue that they have the best customer service as well. >> and tonight it brings up a good question. why is it only full service in the garden state? nicole brewer put her pedal to the metal and went looking for answers. nicole. >> but first i filled up in new jersey. >> why not? >> yes, you did. >> chopper, they do it for you. here's the deal. all gas stations started out as full service operations and these days only new jersey and oregon do it the old-fashioned way. so that left viewers nicole congo, dawn and kim harper all wondering, why don't you pump your own gas in the garden state? it's a good question, ladies, that often fuels the fire for debate. ♪ >> why do you think people in new jersey don't have to pump their gas? >> i think it's just convenient. we're lazy in new jerseyan. >> not an convenience for me. >> i actually have no idea. >> we don't like to pump our own gas. >> it's the law. it's been the law. >> new jersey assembly woman patricia egan jones

new jersey voters go to the polls on june 7th. n the digital operations center, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> 5:46. happening today, the drinking water in flynn the, michigan is the focus of the house committee on capitol hill. two top aides to michigan governor rick snider is among those scheduled to testify before the house energy and kmer committee. they're looking at the current impact and what they learned from the water crisis. water in flint became tainted with lead after the city's water supply was changed from detroit to the flint river. >>> emergency crews in south jersey sprang into action after a group of ducklings out for a walk fell into a storm drain. >> i think this is happy ending. >> a driver in mt. laurel, burlington county called for help after he saw the baby ducks take a tumble. the ducklings are being taken care of at a wildlife refuge. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> bundle up if you're heading out. there's aç live view looking across the delaware from the a

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new jersey in mammoth county. we're told by witnesses that flames are ripping through the businesses at the center of town. the fire is first reported about an hour ago. and that there aren't any reports of injuries. we'll have more as soon as it becomes available to us. >>> the wintery weather is on the way with the arctic blast and the messy mix of the cold wind and icy rain and snow showers. >> doesn't it all sound just lovely? meteorologist lee goldberg is tracking it all. he is outside with the latest, lee? >> reporter: another april weekend and the other tuck of snow that we have not had -- and the other day of snow. you have to go back to 2003 as we shot this coating here a weekend ago. we would have breaks in the clouds with a little clearing that will come in this evening and start to back off just a little bit. now the winter weather advisories are not up yet through pennsylvania. if they would get issues on parts of western new jersey and warm and hotter in parts of the county. right now any sprinkles o

any brush fires that could start will spread very quickly, so new jersey, most of new jersey under a fire weather watch for tomorrow. but we all have to take care and be on the lookout. there's that brush fire that popped up near copague, long island earlier today. we saw the smoke plume from that one but it's out now. until we get back to the midwest, a stream of moisture curling up this low pressure system in iowa stretches from memphis to indiana. they've seen the many rains in texas. that system will get kicked out by friday. a moonlit sky. notice the temperatures are warm in the 70s tomorrow, and then the rain starts to pop in on friday afternoon. a few thunderstorms likely, too. on friday we may make it up to 80 degrees. then it settles down for the weekend. saturday is another beautiful weekend. saturday and sunday 60s through 70, then next week unsettled. a few showers here and there, but we could use those. >> indeed. >>> bruce joining us with some hockey action. >> natalie, the islanders are in the spotlight tonight. can they take a commanding serious lead over the panthers

flamiga faces up to 25 years in prison on each count. >>> investigators in new jersey trying to generate some new leads tonight. any leads. the disappearance of that woman right there that it has been one month since she was last seen when a friend dropped her off at the train station in long branch. the 41-year-old mother shot last fall by the gunman who remains on the loose. prosecutors say they would increase their reward for information from $10,000 to $15,000. >>> police in connecticut arrested a 73-year-old man for bank robbery. housing complex in stanford yesterday. accused of robbing the peoples bank on thursday. police say that they realize that he was robbing that bank that was a stupid idea and now cooperating with the investigators. >>> pope francis is pushing for a more tolerant catholic church in a new document called the joy of love. that the individual conscious, they should guide their sex, marriage, and family and tells the priest who needs to back off enforcing rules to show more sensitivity. >> the key words are that the church has to understand to come forward and to

new jersey and delaware, areas will be in the 20s. but other spots possibly in the 30s.d start to the day but before the week's over, some heavy rain, maybe thunderstorms, too. i'll show you the timing coming up. >> all right. see you in a bit. >>> federal prosecutors builting the case against the congressman are now turning attention to his wife. >> for the first time, she may be held criminally liable based on a recorded conversation to an shurns company. aundrea cline-thomas asks the congressman about that. >> reporter: we caught up with the congressman at a forum and not fazed by the new allegations. and he talked to us to give us his side of the story. congressman fatah is making a pitch to voters. federal prosecutors are making a case to a judge. a new motion seeks to seek a recorder of former anchor renee into evidence and alleged bribery scheme and money exchanged for political positions and power. >> what we saw was an untruth offered by two federal prosecutors in the federal courtroom. >> reporter: the motion is on the sale of the porsche. prosecutors say the t

the snow is here in northern new jersey, mixs in with ice and rain. get above 287, a mess here up to the northern suburbs. lasting for a few hours, we slowly change over to rain today. we will see that rain actually developing more around 10:00, it will be raining at 1:00, game time temperature 50 degrees. rain and drizzle during the ball game in to the evening hours. bus stop, you need your rain gear. after school 5 1, both ends of the commute, before and after school, you got the rain around this morning to the snow off to the north, check with the delays this morning, see for hands. >> we have this problem on the belt parkway, traffic is bumper to bumper, this is near jfk, this is because of an accident. the accident is on the bell bay boulevard. we are finding that new jersey transit remains suspended between hackettstown and mount olive, a downed tree on the tracks. long island railroad metro north doing fine. euclid avenue is completed expect delays, 287 north exit 22, tractor trailer fire, all lanes are closed and detoured through that spot as

we're live with the latest. >>> a good samaritan jumps into action to save lives when a new jersey apartment building goes up in flames. >> sunny days are here again. a warm-up. looking spectacular out there. kind of chili. temperatures are reaching near 80 tomorrow. >> cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. >> good morning. coming up on 7:30 on april 17. i'm vanessa murdock. >> i'm otis livingston. the stories are straight ahead. first vanessa murdock has a look at the forecast. yesterday. >> pretty much. just a little bit warmer. by about four or 5 degrees. that is the only difference. otherwise conditions are exactly the same. as far as today, it will look exactly the same. it will just feel a little bit warmer. a beautiful end to the weekend on tap. let's take a look. we do have a frost advisory in effect until 8:00 a.m. for many in new jersey. that is only a half-hour away. the temperatures are already warming above the freezing mark. it is 46 right now in the city. forty-two in deer park. forty-seven in monticello. on the satellite and radar, skies are a bright shade of blue. a

new jersey transit expanding its surveillance of passengers. we'll tell you why they're now listening in. >> the baby watch continues for one of the mets star pitchers. the latest on jacob degrom's new bundle of joy. >> we're watching a bundle of showers over northern parts of new jersey. one little sprinkle moved across new york city. there's extended rain from hunterdon. we'll time at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. >>> some serious questions tonight about privacy and who exactly is listening to passengers on new jersey transit. this after the big commuter transportation agency is installing more video and audio surveillance systems on its train. it's supposed to help fight crime but now there are questions about civil rights. here's eyewitness news reporter lucy yang. >>

we will hear from gurley's family coming up at five. >>> meanwhile, to brushfires in new jersey are out but still causing problems for the commute home. there are 60--minute delays between new york and new jersey transit trains. >> the primary election. if you have not voted yet and you're registered, you still have time. doors remain open for another closing at 9:00 tonight. hillary clinton cast her ballot in chappaqua and donald trump voted in midtown today. we are starting to hear about polling problems at certain locations. we have reporters with the campaigns tonight. dave evans is at clinton's headquarters in times square. sandra bookman is at trump tower in midtown. and josh is where bernie sanders is tonight. updates through the evening. a complete wrap-up coming up on eyewitness news at 11. >> this half hour the search is on for a thief who stole thousands of dollars worth of jewelry and money from a home in new jersey. >> some of that money was collected on behalf after youth soccer team. the thief was caught on surveillance camera. michelle charles has the story. >> reporter:

mike and alex, back over to you. >>> 6:32. >> there was concerns over privacy for new jersey transit riders. >> yeah, they have a new surveillance system on some of these train lines. here's our idea, put steve keeley on a live train, that is moving, right, with photographer chris fox. >> um-hmm. >> i think the people are more upset with our camera on there then the cameras in the ceiling, steve. >> reporter: no one we have met is upset about these audio systems and that is not a surprise because new jersey transit it says reason they installed these surveillance cameras was because riders were complaining there wasn't enough surveillance and security and they had so many people having their phones robbed from them while they rode new jersey transit. of course, amtrak has quiet cars which are supposed to be like libraries on the rails no loud talking, phones ringing our loud lap top tapping of the keyboard f you ride the river line like we are, you may want to keep quiet if you do not want big brother new jersey trans to it eavesdrop. look at the new signs they have up, this was on th

we found lead-based paint poisoned thousands of new jersey children.wmakers, including cape may's jeff van drew tried to pass legislation to put money back into the state's lead fund but christie vetoed it. now there's a compromise. >> there was a problem presented to the governor. there was a concern in the legislature. he's moving forward in a positive direction and we'll continue to do more to make sure that we are dealing with this issue in an effective and aggressive way. that's all that matters to me. >> we want to do more and we think it's the right thing to do to protect our children and their families. >>> new jersey will spend about $20,000 to get the lead paint out of a single home. at that rate, the money will pay to make 500 new jersey homes lead-free. >>> you can see our series of reports living with lead including the one that exposed new jersey's rated lead fund right now on our website, nbc10.com. >>> the american heart association wants i don't you to lace up your sneaks and head outside today. the organization has designated today n

. >>> could a forest fire in the pinelands fuel an apocalypse in new jersey? >> how those who are battling it >>> we are back with the 11:30 news. >> right now, the nypd searching for a driver who stabbed a man during a fit of road rage. >> this started on east 61st street on the upper east side and ended when the victim crashed on 76th street. we have the a look attthe clues police are hoping will help them solve this case. >> reporter: i between two drivers turned violent here on east 61st street near new york avenue. >> i think it's a terrible thing. and i think that road rage has gotten out of control. >> reporter: the victim, a 45-year-old man, was driving this gray toyota. at about 11:00 last night, he and the driver of a blue ford got out of their cars and argued. the driver of the blue ford stabbed the other driver, the victim tried to drive to the hospital, but he only made it 20 blocks until he crashed in this mercedes. >> all i can say is we're upstairs and now we're trying to figure out how to get back to washington. >> reporter: police are still se

. >>> a new jersey man takes his love for donald trump to new rights. >> he's the best things since the american apple pie was invented. why his political pride to land him in trouble with the law and even land him in jail. >>> plus this: >> smoke and flames cause a wall to crash to the ground when a fire destroys part of a jersey store downtown. [ music ]. . >> and brooklyn rolls out the red hall of fame. >> that's deep purple performing "snow on the water". >>> and snow in the forecast. >> rain as well, it will be a bleak start to your weekend. details are straight ahead. first a check on the community calendar from cbs 2 and cbs new t mt ard twk.nogesur-st00eginrn tanphe cbsnewyork.com. . >>> new this morning, bull january authorities have arrested a sixth person in connection to the brussels bombings, it comes as prosecutors try to determine whether they've caught the so-called man in the hat. that suspect is mohammed abrini, he was one of five people captured in raids yesterday. it's unclear if he is the same man seen in the video of the airport bombing. >>> prosecutors have reveal

a frost advisory for ocean county, new jersey, northwest new jersey, hunderdon, orange and putnam county and interior sections of fairfield county. 50-ish from chelsea to hoboken and the 30s for morristown, sussex. danbury, you're at 35. everybody under a clear to partly cloudy sky. high clouds trying to push towards us. here's the next unsettled weathermaker, a cold front moving slowly eastward that blocking pattern has been breaking down. even that hasn't happened that quickly. it will take a while for the clouds to increase tonight and the showers to get in here tomorrow. future tracker shows we're in good shape today. at noontime, a patch of clouds here. by overnight, the clouds thicken up. most of the showers stay way to the north and west of us. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, should be decent to start the day. later in the day a couple of shot showers. the real line of shower activity gets organized around 6:00, 7:00 that pushes through overnight. by 7:00 a.m. saturday morning, leftover cloud force eastern long island, the clouds will clear the coast of new jersey, back into sunshine

>> i'm not sure. >>> up next, are you new jersey's newest millionaire? time to check the lotto tickets. >> don't forget, follow us on facebook, twitter and instagram. michaelg4ny and darlene4ny. you're watching "today in new at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. >>> welcome back. 5:54 right now. there was no jackpot winner in saturday's lotto drawing but one lucky person in new jersey is about to be a millionaire. a second ticket worth $1 million was sold in a 7-eleven on bloomfield avenue in verona. numbers are 14, 22, 23, 41 and 61. the powerball was 9. so, again, the ticket sold in verona, at a 7-eleven -- if you're just waking you and you live in verona and perhaps you bought that ticket -- >> it's next your slurpee. >> raphi, instead of slurpees, warm weather? >> yes, it's coming.

the garfield, new jersey, fire department says the couple will not be suspended. the invitations shows the two with their fire department turno ut coats. posting violated social media guidelines, but sill leaders met and revise the the rules saying positive and favorable content can be posted. >> yankees and mets highlights today. and the masters tournament. steve obermeyer is next with sports. >>> if you see news call 1-80- ch2 -news. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, a and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. curing a massive reduction nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for8 million children. the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you.

in new jersey, more than 13,000 customers are without power. in connecticut, about 3300 customers are affected. long island has about 332 outages. in new york city, there are about 150 customers without power. >>> now to a developing story out of pennsylvania. two people are dead, dozens more hurt after an amtrak train from manhattan slammed into a piece of construction equipment causing it to derail just outside philadelphia. cbs 2's hazel sanchez is live at penn station with more. hazel? >> reporter: yes, cindy. it happened in chester, pennsylvania, 15 miles outside of philly. are residual delays and cancellations on trains from here and new york all the way down to wilmington, delaware. the ntsb has now taken over the investigation, trying to figure out why a maintenance crew was working on an active track. the front end of the amtrak passenger train was smashed like a tin can, windows blown out. the inside of one car left in a mangled mess. >> i woke up to it being thrown into the seat in front of me. window got blown out right beside me. >>

reporting live this morning from new brunswick new jersey, janelle burrell cbs2 news. >>> thank you. mayor bill de blasio's job approval rating sings to an all time allow. 35% of people think de blasio's doing an excellent or good job. 62% think he's doing fair or poor. headed in the wrong direction. >>> former nypd officer peter liang won't be getting a new trial. a judge refused to toss out his manslaughter conviction. the judge said he didn't believe vargas intentionally withheld that. liang will be sentenced next tuesday. the brooklyn d. a. has recommended probation. >>> a brooklyn woman says her pleas to the building department were ignored for a year and now she's concerned her home isn't safe to live in. elgin elias says her walls have been cracking thanks to a construction project next door. these cracks started in january 14 when construction began. engineers say the cracks are structural damage from the construction and should be fixed immediately. >> you know how much this have to go through for this to happen. d. o. b. instructed the site in july 2015. the department has

a new poll shows what the people of new jersey think of governor chris christie. we'll tell you about the factors behind the number. >>> not an all-time low but cool nonetheless. cool and misty start for our friday morning commute as we take a live look at i-95. the girard point bridge where some can see showers this morning. and a little bit later this afternoon as well perhaps. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. it is 5:00 a.m. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley and first alert neighborhood weather forecast. see exactly what's happening in your neighborhood. showers in some neighborhoods, bill. >> a few sprinkles, light rainfall, scattered stuff this morning. yes, nowhere near the all-time low of 29 degrees back in 1874. it's not exactly warm. chilly to start with. low 40s in the pennsylvania suburbs. a little fog and mist, cloudy skies over the lehigh valley, 46. you'll see the temperatures climb but keep an umbrella handy. not expecting an all-day rainfall. there will be scattered showers at times,

this is causing major traffic problems on the new jersey turnpike. residual delays out there. 7th man no one stone is live in news copter -- shannon stone is live in news copter 7. >> reporter: what we are left with is the southbound lane getting through. the inner roadway has all lanes open, but an interesting phenom no one happening here. we are going to bring you all the way back to the -- happening here. as you look at the picture you can see the inner roadway delay roadway. you have a 3-mile jam despite through. people are hearing the accident is on the outer roadway and are opting to take the inner roadway. as a result of that your inner roadway is a bumper to bumper jam for 14 miles. if goes all the way back to interchange 10 so avoid this at all costs. route 130 works well as an alternate. shannon stone channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> and you can follow all the latest developments with our breaking news alerts at abc 7 ny with our eyewitness news apps. we will keep you updated on facebook and twitter. >>> now we get to vote 2016. all five presi

an update breaking news right now, an accident involving a military vehicle that flipped on the new jersey turnpike near exit 8a in south brunswick. the crash has now been cleared by but traffic still backed up as much as ten miles on the southbound side. >>> we have new information in a disturbing case we've been following for years now, the upper west side nanny charged with murdering two children in her care turned down a plea deal today. prosecutors offered her 15 years to life for each murder charge. the time would be served consecutively. she pleaded not guilty in the killings. >>> a woman is being treated for burns after a fire at a new jersey perfume company. chopper 4 was above the scene thois afternoon as the the workers were rushed out. it's not clear what caused the fire. but officials say there was some sort of spark in a chemical vat there. >>> on long island, suffolk county police are looking to the public to help crack an unsolved murder case. 29-year-old michael johnson's body was found back on february 2nd in a wooded area between suffolk avenue and 2nd avenue in brentwoo

>>> developing at 6:00 and police open fire on a man in new jersey, striking him several times. we're live on the scene with an update on the investigation. >>> emotional new video overnight. the tearful reunion between a mother and her infant son who was abducted at a mall. where police caught the kidnapper. >>> an we'll see some -- and we'll see some showers this morning. and get ready for a chilly change this weekend. >>> good morning, i'm lori stokes >> and i'm ken rosato. thank you for joining us. it is friday, april 1st. and you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. he's no april fool, bill evans with the accuweather forecast >> no, not just an april fool, but a june, july, august. let's take a look outside and show you what's going on. so we're down a couple of degrees from last hour. temperature will be dropping a little more. but look at these temperatures on long island. this is what the southwest wind we've been talking about over the last couple of days over the 45-degree waters of the atlantic and long island sound, so it makes the temperat

from chopper6 hd you can see the delays coming off of 295 southbound off of the new jersey turnpike, em county headed into new castle county because at the bottom of the screen you can see all but one lane, that far right lane is blocked because of this emergency construction. they're not giving us an end time on this yet. they're saying this could last for several days even. so, you really want to avoid this mess at the delaware memorial bridge not only this morning but perhaps for the next few days and i think the best way to do that is to head to the commodore barry bridge where right now traffic is fine. yesterday afternoon we saw big delays there. i was sending people the whole way up to the walt whitman bridge but the bottom line is delaware memorial is definitely not where you want to be. whitpain township a crash this morning along township line road by union meeting. midday work in lower gwynedd closes pen ambler road. morris road is your alternate. 422 westbound into pottstown, one of the two lanes blocked, that's each day this week. this is the schuylkill expressway where y

down pole from an earlier accident in trenton new jersey. twenty-nine north bound at sullivan way only shoulder gets by. for a while it was completely closed. shoulder gets by. an ultimate nate is clear field avenue at riverside drive. you won't need it new that the shoulder gets by but it is out there if you did need it. construction west chester pike between valley drive and west town way. within lane is block. >>> atlantic city officials made changes to how it pays workers hoping to delay its financial crisis. >> workers will get paid once a month instead of the every two weeks. governor chris christie was down the shore pushing for a state take over. you know, he clashed with mayor don guardian calling him a liar and saying he originally supported the takeover. officials warn city could be broke by summer. >> it is ugly, smelly politics. he asked for pray are and all of the rest of it. the wonderful thing. he is a great guy. he has no idea what he is talking about. >> this is not an atlantic city bankruptcy but you a chris christie bankr