new york have to go through there. is there one hour delays, out of 30th street all the way up to penn station in new york. live look at the boulevard coming southbound we have disable tractor trailer just pushed this guy off to the shoulder there and see sun glare right at that dashboard level, at 7:37 here this morning. same deal for gang coming from south jersey with delays on the 42 freeway. mike and alex, back to you. >> sometimes i'll eat that peanut butter smooth, with just my finger. >> i like it with celery. >> they eat peanut butter out in space, for sure, hi scott, he is coming home. almost a year. 340 days new jersey astronaut scott kill there i the bald guy on the right is coming home. we will find out when he lands after the break. here he comes, there is a astronaut scott kelly coming into philadelphia. >> on a plane. >> no, he comes down in a capsule. but, a astronaut scott kelly will return to earth tonight, at 11:27 after enduring i guess you can say enduring, he has enjoyed it, he says, longest space flight in u.s. history. scott has been up in that space station for 340 days. he spent h

. >> the same at new york penn station. a major hub where commuter rails meet the subway. >> we in new york city stand ready to fight against terror in every way. >> the heightened security at us airports and train stations is meant to prevent a brussels style terror attack which targeted travelers in maximum impact. >> airports and subways, the perfect place for them to conduct an attack. >> law enforcement say they have trained for situations just like this. >> the kind of attacks in brussels are one of many risks that the washington metro region studies and prepares for and drills for. >> dave snyder helped coordinate emergency preparedness for the nation's capital. >> they see a suitcase for example or someone walking and usually it is critical to contact authorities. we need to repeat that day in >> the increased security does not lead to a specific threat caution. craig boswell. emphasized the terrorist want us to live in fear civic -- lives as we normally would. president obama addressed from havana. people. in cuba w

especially hubs like new york's penn station ... and major cities like washington and chicago. and we're on your side with breaking developments from brussels.on wcpo.com right now - a live blog with new information coming in. and stay with us for a one- hour special of world news tonight.nine on your side at seven will follow at 7:30. a mother who injected benadryl into her son's feeding tube - will be out of jail in one week.nine on your side's briana harper reports on why she'll be out so soon - and how that child is doing now. we want you to know we've taken steps in this story to protect the identity of the child. in seven days jessica valik will be released from jail.but despite her pending freedom she wont be allowed here at hospital or have contact with her son receiving treatment here.*pkg*stone-faced during sentencing.that's one way to describe jessica valik as she heard from a judge what her social worker, cincinnati children's hospital"as a grave concerns for (bleep) to return to his mothers care."to protect the victim we're not mentioning the boy's name.(kind of awk

that's from new york's penn station. metro north is on or close, no major issues there. the "n" trains, track work leftover. no trains between queensborough plaza and times square, 42nd street. on the hutch, there is a misplaced tractor-trailer. it's on the northbound side near weaver street. so, expect some delays there. that's been there for a while now. going on to the tappan zee bridge up into rockland county, there was an earlier accident there. away and the southern state parkway, going to the westbound side, right near exit 15, which is corona avenue, we have another accident, but i checked out the cameras. i'm not seeing a lot of delays there. we have alternate side of the parking street rules suspended but meter rules are in effect. rob? >> thank you. >>> the nypd is looking for two men who posed as police before then sexually assaulting and robbing a woman in chelsea. police say two men in this red camaro signaled to a 67-year- old woman to stop her car on west 16th street. this was back on february 29th. the suspects then identified themselves as police office

. >> reporter: the scene is the same at new york's penn station, a major transportation hub where commuter rails meet the city's subway system. >> we in new york city stand ready to fight against terror in every way. >> reporter: heightened security at u.s. airports and train stations is meant to prevent a brussels style terror attack which targeted travelers for maximum impact. >> airports and subways is the perfect place for them to conduct an attack because it creates the most fear. >> reporter: officials have trained for situations just like this. >> the kind of attacks in brussels are one of the many risks that the washington metro region studies, prepares for, drills for. >> reporter: dave snyder helps coordinate emergency preparedness in the nation's capital. he says passengers have a role to play in keeping everyone safe. >> they see a left suitcase for example or they see someone acting unusually. authorities. that's a message we need to repeat day in and day out. >> reporter: authorities say the increased security is not due to a specific threat but out of abundance of caution. >

no specific heightened transportation hubs like new york's penn station, and at airports in major cities like washington, chicago and los angeles. 19 u-c business school students who were in brussels as part of a marketing in europe program.. are stuck in antwerp, about 35 miles away.. right now. suzanne masterson.. a business professor with the students over there.. tells fox19 now they had taken a day trip to antwerp when the attacks happened... and are there at this hour. the group also tweeted out a picture announcing that they're safe, what's next. the group is supposed to fly from brussels back to cincinnati saturday. i literally just got off the phone with a notre dame academy graduate who was inside the brussels airport when the attacks happened. her name is alison talkers. "the exit point is close to the departure, so if i weren't in the middle i would've been more close to the detonation for sure." that is just a snippet of the interview i did with her in belgium.. tonight at 10... shelter in the chaos, she also describes what the blast site looked like.. and how they managed t

it's directly across from the new york penn station. people will look out their window and see some of the people who use the building as a hub relying on the services that the nj transit provides. yesterday , things just really did not go as planned. they were going fine until they were but that's what the word is from inside the started off strong with comments about positivity and progress. nj transit sent notices to the 4000 will workers involved in the dispute telling them they would be stripped of their benefits if they walk off the job. if the strike occurs at 1201 on sunday, 100 thousand would be impacted by this and they would be forced to rely on shuttle buses or drive to work. that would create massive track of traffic backups , not just for those commuters but the rest of us. bob menendez showed up yesterday attempting to help . it did not politically listen.>> it would carry the day but obviously it wasn't the case. >> every effort will be made to not do this on saturday >> i am only one side. the desire is not to do that.

new york city is stepping up its police and national guard presence. high visibility, anti-terrorist patrols can be seen in the subway system where officers are checking bags for explosives. signs at new york penn state alerts travellers on checks. and the airports have heightened security, as well. >> expect to see extraordinary nypd presence out in the coming days as our sign of our readiness to protect people at all times. >> reporter: airports across the city including atlanta, boston, chicago and los angeles are also ramping up their security presence. police chief patrick gannon oversees l.a.x., one of the busiest airports in the world. >> we never want to be predictable. we always feel if you're predictable you're vulnerable. >> reporter: so-called soft targets like airports and train stations have long been a security concern. areas like passenger dropoff and ticket counters are all areas that are potentially susceptible. >> we employ our own intel analysts that provide us with airport security and transportation specific information that helps us in our daily deployment of our officers. >> reporter: in the nation's capital, bomb-sniffing dogs and s.w.a.t. can be seen on patrol. >> the

let's take a look at commuters here at new york penn. >> we don't need a strike for transit because that's crazy. a lot of people will lose their job. this is america. we are supposed to be >> you have a problem with the governor not being here to negotiate? he's going away for us his wedding anniversary. >> he wants to be the vice president. >> if you haven't been following , he is leaving today to go out of town to celebrate his 30th wedding anniversary. he says he will be back by the end of the week and he claims it's not his job to negotiate . he puts the people into place that do the negotiating on behalf of of the state government and agencies. he also says that as far as he gets concerned, he put the right people into place and your wedding anniversary only comes around once. hopefully the strike will not materialize. leaving people with a bad taste in their mouth. this guy did not spend a lot of time and state while he was attempting to run >> you sometimes have to ditch the vacations. that's what you're getting paid for and elected to do. i could be wrong. >> the taxpayers are foo

northeast corridor train 3815 from new york penn station is also kanls cancelled this morni. 's the 42 freeway at the new jersey turnpike. another update when i come back in the next ten. >>> now to decision 2016. we just got the latest nbc news survey monkey poll heading into super tuesday. for the republicans, registered voters, front-runner donald trump 40%, marco rubio 21%, ted cruz 18%. in the democratic race for the white house, same poll, showed hillary clinton tops bernie sanders 51% to 41%. both the democrats and the republican candidates are looking to score some big points today. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at the national constitution center for a closer look at what's at stake today. matt? >> a lot is at stake, tracy. here at the head the to the white house exhibit at the national constitution center. learn about the primaries, the primaries and why they're held. you can also learn about super tuesday, a day that started back in the 1980s. this is a very important day for the 2016 election. about a dozen states will hold primaries or caulks today. hillary clinto

new york city is stepping up its police and national guard presence. high visibility anti-terrorist patrols can be seen in the subway system where officers are checking bags for explosives. signs at new york's pennn alerts passengers about random checks and the city's three major airports have heightened security as well. >> expect to see extraordinary nypd presence out over the coming days as a sign of our readiness to protect people at all times. >> reporter: airports in cities across the country including atlanta, boston, chicago, miami, and los angeles, are also ramping up their security presence. police chief patrick gannon oversees l.a.x., one of the busiest airports in the world. >> we never want to be predictable. we always feel if you're predictable, you're vulnerable. >> reporter: so-called soft targets like train stations and u.s. airports have long been a security concern. areas like passenger drop-off, airline ticket counters, baggage claim, and all other areas before the security checkpoint are potentially susceptible. >> we employ our own intel analysts that provide us with airport-specific and transportation system specific information that helps us in our daily deployment of our

long island rail road will have extra service out of new york penn station this afternoon. you have a minor delay at the hudson river crossings. and the lincoln tunnel, the express bus lane will be canceled. here's a look at the turnpike through the area of newark airport. you can see that this part of the turnpike is doing just fine. our street cleaning rules are suspended, but the metered rules are in effect. lori, over to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> 6:32. secretary of state confirmed that americans were killed in this week's terror attacks in brussels. we've also learned this morning that a brother and sister from the netherlands who were also living here in new york are among the dead. the family of sasha and alexander pinzowski had been holding out hope they'd be found alive, but word came out overnight that they were among the 31 people killed in the suicide bombings. this comes are the international manhunt for the suspects who helped carry out the attacks continues. diana ronco is here with the latest. diana? >> reporter: heartbreaking news this morning. john ke

now, amtrak's northeast corridor, if you take train 185 from new york penn station to washington a pedestrian was actually stuck -- struck by one of the trains near chester. so all amtrak and septa traffic is at a halt right now. you may see some delays. as for more delays at the philadelphia international airport, we're not doing too bad, but there is a traffic management program in effect due to weather and low ceilings for arriving flights. you want to check before you go. katy. >>> jes ka, thank you. a juvenile justice officer is accused of dealing drugs near a new jersey school. berkeley internship police say she was about to sell heroin near bayview elementary when they arrested her. they found more heroin on her, plus cocaine, scales and cash at her home. they don't believe she was selling drugs while working at the toms river juvenile detention center. >>> yes, it is tournament time. and tournament time is not over yet for villanova. the wildcats are still dancing this morning after crushing the miami hurricanes in the sweet 16. here's what it looked like before the game as fans who t

security ramped up at new york's penn station and troops sit hubs and in other major american cities.resident obama traveling in cuba, spoke earlier today, said this about the attacks in belgium. >> we will do whatever is necessary to support our friend and ally belgium in bringing to justice those that are responsible and this is yet another reminder that the world must unite, we must be together, regardless of nationality, or race or faith, in fighting against the scourge of terrorism. >> that tour continues in havana. fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland with us now. kt, good afternoon to you. >> hi, bill. >> you've been watching this now for several hours. what are we to assume is the posture to give the europeans, to give everyday americans a measure of comfort or confidence perhaps in what their governments are doing to eradicate this would be too simplistic, kt you know it is going to be a long war but what are the measures that are now being undertaken to go after, just the deep roots of a terrorist operation that is hell-bent on continuing, as long as they possibly

new york city is stepping up its police and national guard presence. high visibility anti-terrorist patrols can be seen in the subway system where officers are checking bags for explosives. signs at new york's pennndom checks and the city's three major airports have heightened security as well. >> expect to see extraordinary nypd presence out over the coming days as a sign of our readiness to protect people at all times. >> reporter: airports in cities across the country including atlanta, boston, chicago, miami, and los angeles, are also ramping up their security presence. police chief patrick gannon oversees l.a.x., one of the busiest airports in the world. >> we never want to be predictable. we always feel that if you're predictable, you're vulnerable. >> reporter: so-called soft targets like train stations and u.s. airports have long been a security concern. areas like passenger drop-off, airline ticket counters, baggage claim, and all other areas before the security checkpoint are potentially susceptible. >> we employ our own intel analysts that provide us with airport-specific and transportation-system-specific information that helps us in our daily deployment of our officers. >> reporter:

the concern with law enforcement is that tatp could be used in a space like this here at new york's pennation. terrorists have dubbed it the mother of satan because it attacks nearly the punch of tnt. this new technology aims to instantly detect somebody explosives. >> fire in the hole! >> reporter: the bomb that ripped through this car door is an explosive that is a favorite of terrorists. from brussels. to paris. to the 2005 attacks and even the underwear bomber all used a homemade and extremely volatile tr tri-acetone or peroxide or tatp. one ounce of a tenth of a pound easily sent shrapnel flying across a 20-foot-debris field. covered a lot of distance. >> it certainly did. you don't need pounds to cause a catastrophic failure especially something delicate as a transportation mode. we talked about airplanes a few minutes ago but we could be talking about trains or buses. >> reporter: brussels found 33 pound of tatp at this stash house. >> you're getting close to something commercially manufactured. >> reporter: this specialist with the atf's washington field office. >> this stuff can

run from five different locations are around the state and take riders to the bus terminal in new york city, penn station where we are or harrison pass, they take you to the ferry. problem being that only accommodates 40% of writers. the rest are forced to drive or carpool and according to transportation experts that will put 10,000 more cars per hour on our congested roads. the governor might not be needed to experience all that. take a listen to some commuters. >> you have a problem with the governor not being here to negotiate, going the way for his >> he is trying to be the vice president or somebody. >> they la problem with the fact that the governor's going on vacation to celebrate his whatever 3? >> yes. he should to be doing that. he should be more aware of us instead of worrying about going on vacation. he can go on vacation at home. >> the 30th wedding anniversary only comes once and hopefully the strike never comes around. >> reporter: those are pretty strong words, fighting words as you might say. i don't know if everyone shares the same sentiment but there are people who are really c

and another new york transportation hub embarrassingly draws several comparison. >>> imagine what they say when they get off the train? i'm in new york? that's penn station. >>> and during a long island transportation event in suffolk county, the governor added more people go through penn station than all major airports combine. yesterday he announced a $3 billion plan to revamp the dilapidated station. >>> and a man accused of pocketing settlement money >> moments after the handcuffs came off, steven, long island attorney remained silent on accusations he stole $200,000 in settlements earmarked for his clients. >>> he has distinguished himself as a leader and civil right. >> someone i know to be a good man and a good lawyer found themselves in some trouble here and i hope it doesn't end this way. this is a guy who has fought for his client for many years. i know these are serious allegations my understanding is everyone to this point has been made whole. >> according to investigators, a limo driver in brooklyn with a wife and children to support has not been made whole. >> the settlement was about $70,000 you say that you are still owed what? >>

"today in new york's" katherine creag is at penn station. the steps being taken to keep everyone safe. we'll start with tracie strahan for the latest on the investigation. they're searching for one suspect and made troubling discoveries overnight. >> that's right, michael. there have been a series of raids in the past few hours. they're searching for one alleged suspect at large. they know identity of all three. the light-slord coat on the run. he's identified as 24-year-old najim laachraoui. a suspected jihadist. the other two, khalid and ibrahim el bakraoui. they reportedly wore black gloves on left hand that detonated two suicide bombs at the airport in brefls. that hunt for laachraoui led to police raids overnight. turning up another bomb and islamic state flag and bomb-making chemicals in a borough. the airport remains shut down to incoming and outgoing flights today. hundreds still trying to recover from shattered glass and nails packeder packed into explosives there. you're looking at the aftermath of the airport. there are a number o

this is video of added security at penn station in new york. we are working to find out if there are changes to charlotte-mecklenburg. international airport. a canceled 48, the company is offering refunds to customers through a travel policy, part of the statement released by the airline says american airlines extends its deepest sympathies and condolences to those affected by the tragic events in brussels earlier today. american is takin bruflses airport. stay with us for continuing coverage of the deadly terror attacks on brussels. we will have the latest online and on air tonight. you will hear from our security expert on this latest terror attack and its impact to our nation's security. a man has been identified after being killed in a crash in northwest charlotte. this happened on brook shire boulevard, 3:00 this morning. police say 45-year-old jackson was killed when his nissan police say he was not wearing a seat belt, and believe speed and alcohol were factors. the drive and passenger of the dump truck were not injured. video of a downe

fox news's rick leventhal at penn station in new york city with very latest. ck, what is happening there? >> well, david, one of nypd critical response commands heavy weapons team is positioned in front of penn station and madison square garden, the world's most famous arena. they're not here because of specific incident or threat but a show of force. perhaps comfort to new yorkers who know the city is prime target and continue to hear about awful attacks overseas. these guys are swat-trained, heavily armed. along with hercules and torch teams, their primary assignment is preempt or disrupt terrorist operations in the city. they're often posted on subway platforms and subway stations below ground. they're also doing bag checks. counterterrorism teams doing bag checks at many subway stations on random basis. they're ready to role anytime, anywhere. they do respond to major incidents. rest of the time is extent in situations like this, david. positioned in high-profile areas. they're visible to the public. acting as deterrents and a way to send a message to anyon

"today in new york's" katherine creag is at penn station with what's being done there. kat? >> reporter: here at penn station, another transportation hub, you will see extra police officers. they might even ride the subway train with you. you'll see them on the platforms, really all over. members of the national guard are on patrol. the nypd and the port authority increased security at airports, subway stations, bus stops, tunnels, bridges and landmarks. the nypd has a dog that smells bomb making vapors on people even while they're moving. within minutes, the nypd deployed the specialized police officers and equipment. >> we used every tool in the counterterrorism toolbox, whether that was our special detection canines, including the highly trapd trained dogs who picks up the scent even if it's moving through the crowd. >> here's a look at the dog that can detect the scent of a bomb -- whether that person is standing still tore passing by. something that was noted by mayor de blasio, really a lot of people there at that press conference, kerry, that say something see somethi

penn central property, the commodore hotel next to grand central station. he had to convince the bankruptcy overseers that he could make a deal with banks reluctant to invest in new york city real estate. >> donald told the penn central folks that they should meet him at city hall and he would intro can you say them to the mayor. >> in new york, real estate is about tax abatements. it's about making deals with political people, it's about so didding, and it's about getting the public and especially the public officials on your side. >> the penn central executives arrived at city hall. mayor beam invited them in. there was donald, and the mayor said what the trumps want, the trumps get in this town. >> they really didn't know what the future of new york city was, and that was both good and bad. it was good in that i was able to get tremendous tax advantages and tax abatements. it was bad in that it wasn't easy to get financing. >> after obtaining multimillion dollar tax abatements, trump received the necessary financing to develop what would become the grand hyatt hotel. >> people ask me how come, how is it that you got 40 years of tax abatement and i'd always say beca

pictures from news copper 7, there was a pedestrian accident on the train tracks before 5:00 on the morning we are being told it was the 422 train out of trenton to penn station new york, traveling northbound when it struck a pedestrian in new brunswick, we're told that that pedestrian was fatally injured. and construction vehicles on the tracks that was apparently accident, so now as a result of the accident and the construction two tracks are out of service trains are running though, with 60 minute delays both directions on the northeast corridor between trenton and metro park. channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. >>> all right heather. >>> we have a bunch on problems on long island. first i want to take a look at the webcam. this is the l.i.e., traffic is just stopped because of these accidents, let's go over to our maps, 60 minute delays between trenton and metro north, doing just fine. here are the accidents that we have. l.i.e. near exit 40, then you have a crash as you go onto jericho turnpike west of nickels road that accident being cleared on the southern state park way exit 19, another accident. and then looking at this problem as you go through queens

news. >> anchor: constance, thank you. airports and s sway stations across the country, they are on heightened alert. this is the scene of penn station in new york city. cops are stationed at all exits and entrances. >> anchor: security i also at heightened alert at miami international apport whehe wehave local 10 news reporter ben kennedy right there to show us what police are doing. ben? >> reporter: good afternoon, laurie andanine. all flights in and out of brussels have been suspended as passengers from brussels and belgium here in miami are scrambling a find a new way to t home. >> we don't really have real solid information. >> reporter: belgium passengers in miami are looking for answers and want to get home in brussels. >> it is really horrible to just hear it and at the end of the holiday and it is horrible for the people and the families. >>>> reporter: this man did not want to show his face but shared his story. he justot back from a cruise in miami and went to the airport 12 hours early for his 5:00 p.m. direct f fght to brussels hoping it is still on time so he@ can be with his loved ones soon.n. >> when you first heard what happene

con el chapo guzmÁn, castillo rompiÓ el silencio y contradijo al actor sean penn, en una entrevista que concediÓ al new york al chapo a traficar con amor. despuÉs fue llamada para que interpretara a la esposa del chapo en una pelÍcula. mientras ella armaba un equipo con los productores argentinos en diciembre del 2014, el chapo guzmÁn escribiÓ paisana me hiciste el favor de hablar por mÍ, gracias amiga, y de la pelÍcula le pregunta sobre de los derechos tuve mis abogados deben llegar a un acuerdo, tÚ eres la Única que puede decidir. >> el querÍa una gran película y que yo la protagonizara, en lo que dice kate del castillo, y dice que guzmÁn le cede los derechos para la historia frente a un notario, Él escribe una segunda carta donde le cuenta lo que sea no en navidad y aÑo nuevo, mientras elogia su calidad actoral. cuando el chapo se escapa de prisiÓn kate dice que pensÓ que hasta ahÍ habÍa llegado las ilusiones de hacer la pelÍcula, hasta que aparezca sean penn interesado en hacer parte del proyecto. dice que llegÓ a pensar que el narcotraficante iba a violarla y relata lo que pensÓ en ese momento >> enton

york's penn station, a major transportation hub where commuter rails meet the subway system. >> we in new york city stand ready to fight against terror in every way. >> the heightened security at u.s. airports and train stations brussels-style terrorist attack which targeted travelers for maximum impact. >> airports and in subways is the perfect place for them to conduct an attack because it creates the most fear. >> law enforcement and emergency officials trained for situations just like this. >> kind of attacks in brussels are one of the many risks that the washington metro region studies, prepares for, drills for. >> david snyder helps coordinate emergency preparedness in the capital. and passengers have a role to play. >> they see a left suitcase for example or they see someone acting unusually, it's critical that they contact the message we need to repeat day in and day out particularly on a day like this. >> authorities say the increased security is not due to a specific threat. but out of an abundance of caution. back to you. >> thank you, maureen. >> and what if your child was set

york's penn station, a major transportation hub where commuter rails meet the subway system. >> we in new york city stand ready to fight against terror in every way. >> the heightened security at u.s. airports and train stations brussels-style terrorist attack which targeted travelers for maximum impact. >> airports and in subways is the perfect place for them to conduct an attack because it creates the most fear. >> law enforcement and emergency officials trained for situations just like this. >> kind of attacks in brussels are one of the many risks that the washington metro region studies, prepares for, drills for. >> david snyder helps coordinate emergency preparedness in the capital. and passengers have a role to play. >> they see a left suitcase for example or they see someone acting unusually, it's critical that they contact the

various places in new york, for example the airports, penn station as well as here in washington it iseing beefed up at the airports. you can see various major cities across the united states. is this done out of what they call an abundance of caution, or as far as you know , congressman, are there specific threats against these high-profile targets in the united states? >> wolf, my understanding is there are no specific threats against the yooit united states right now. however, we have to assume the united states is always being targeted. certainly in new york city, as commissioner kelly and commissioner bratton always assume whenever there is a attack new york city could be next because we have been attacked or attempted to be attacked so many times. so even though there is no indication right now of an a attack, it could still happen. that's why you do see increased level of security all around, particularly -- one could be a coordinated attack from ie sit or a aisle /* al-qaeda. what we need is more surveillance, more surveillance out of the communities to stop these attacks befor

new york? looks like the seven levels of hell, i'm in new york? i mean that's penn station! >>> cuomo, during a long island transportation event in suffolk county, the governor added more people go through penn station every day then all three major stations combine. earlier cuomo announced a $3 billion plan to revamp the station. >>> let's get a check on today's weather. >> proof of that right there. hello sunshine, get the sunglasses maybe a little sunscreen too, that high sun have to make sure you are nice calm, hanging onto a 39 degrees reading in chatham, now chatham will be warmer later today. and today and tomorrow, and the normal is, i don't think the city will be alone we could break the record at la guardia, newark will see a record. no wagering. jfk maybe not with that on shore flow, bridgeport could see a record. a chance of a shower north and west and cooler as we make our way into the weekend. >>> thanks we're back with another local update in about returns in just a moment. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we

new york city via academy bus. hamilton rail station to newark penn station to transfer to path. metro park rail station to the harrison path station. ramsey route 17 rail station to the lincoln harbor ferry terminal. >> reporter: this plan will only carry 38% of new york- that's 40,000 people. far short of the 105,000 people who take trains daily. don't expect a smooth ride. >> bus service across the entire system is expected to experience overcrowding and delays. >> reporter: traffic engineer schwartz advises commuters to carpool. >> all of you know what the lincoln tunnel and holland morning. it is not a pretty picture. 10,000 more vehicles. that will have a domino effect through the region. >> reporter: negotiations continue down in washington, d.c. tomorrow with the national mediation board. now, it is important to note this contingency plan is for new york-city bound commuters. if you take new jersey transit to get to a location in new jersey you may have to take a bus in the city and turn around to get back out to jersey. we'll have another update coming up at 5:00 to see

penn street. this is south of new york towards kenzi ingkenzington. >>> another traffic alert. expect lane closures on the 495 express lanes starting tonight. crews are installing new signs. the express only signs will be changed to match the purple top of the regulatory signs along the express lanes. the work could last until june. >>> with millions expected to come to the nation's capital, metra will scale back work. trains will run at five straight weekends starting on saturday, march 19th. metro thinks this will ease congestion. tips to make your ride es o federal trngle iwomes is rch we're highlighting the strong, successful women who make our region great. this is dianna jordan from puerto rico and she's getting her degree in international studies at american university. she's focusing on latin american rights. she said she struggled with the decision of moving from puerto rico to d.c. to pursue her education, but once she arrived she said she hasn't regretted taking that leap of faith in order to advance her career. you can see her story and other incredible women on our

new york. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a knife attack near penn station. delivery man on a bicycle was stabbed and slashed near 5th avenue. they are in stable condition. >>> a long island teenager to be raigned today in the accidental shooting of his friend. neffi reyes is facing harges of manslaughter. the wo teenagers were looking at a weapon at a hope me. reyes called police immediately after the shooting. mother talking about when bullets came into her car with two babies inside. >> i just thank god that we're good. like, everybody's safe. >> reporter: this queens mother holding her 4-month-old baby boy extra tight. she didn't want to show her face or her child's as she described to me a terrifying car ride to pick up her sister-in-law in queens. gunfire erupted, windows shattered. >> i seen the bullet coming towards the careand i just ducked over, over both of the kids. i flipped over the whole car seat and i just laid there. and i heard the glass shatter over my head. >> reporter: she looked up to make sure her baby, 1-year-old niece, and mother-in-l

it was a similar scene at penn station in new york where mayor bill de blasio tried to reassure the public. >> there is no specific and credible threat against new york city at this time. but we're in a high state of vigilance and readiness. >> they stopped attacks like the one in brussels can provide lessons for law enforcement. >> what can we learn from what they can tell us and teach us whether it's the action of the terrorists or whether it's the advice we get from the local authorities that we can bring back here. >> there were republican critics who said president obama should cut short his trip and return home immediately in washington to deal with the problem of terror. but in an interview the president said the entire premise of terror is to disrupt people's lives. and he boarded air force one to the next stop on his trip, argentina. >> at least eight americans were injured in today's attacks. that number could rise. among the injured three morma romormon missionaries were injured. >> jack bege erger, thank you for being her. >> thank you for having me. >> what impact did this att

you have the hurk yule guns in times square, in penn station. new york not alone. we heard of stepped up security in chicago. in miami, in los angeles. police departments across the nation stepping up what is already a heightened state of alert, giving the ongoing threat, but clearly, this attack in brussels, again, a wake-up call to the serious threat these cities are facing in western europe and to a lesser extent, here in the u.s. >> to repeat, jonathan, this is voluntary on the part of the city. they're not reacting to any order handed down by the feds. there was no direct evidence saying that new york was in any particular danger, correct? >> that is correct. there's no new specific threat information to new york or the u.s., based on the federal and local law enforcement officials we have been speaking with. this is something that the nypd does. they adjust their resources, they adjust their tactics, given events that are happening overseas. and they try to do it in real time. so any time anything like this happens, they do it for precautions, they also do it

penn en su entrevista con rolling stone. >>> segÚn el recuento de la actriz que apareciÓ en la revista new york tenemos mÁs lo que dijo el periodistarsiÓn de kate del castillo sobre este encuentro que tuvieron sean penn con joaquÍn guzmÁn loera. tenemos mÁs detalles sobre esta conversaciÓn. >>> el periodista robert... asegurÓ que la actriz estÁ temerosa de las represalias que el gobierno mexicano puede tomar contra suya por su relaciÓn con el lÍder del cartel de sinaloa, que para ella no tendrÍa motivo alguno para pensar en hacerle daÑo. >>> este enojada con la historia y su comportamiento. >>> kate no engaÑÓ al chapo de hacer una pelÍcula del narcotraficante que la hiciera brillar en hollywood. aunque ella aceptÓ que no penso en las consecuencias. >>> kate es impulsiva hace las cosas sin pensar en las consecuencias. >>> kate del castillo dijo que no vio un reten militar en las 7 horas para internarse en la sierra. >>> segÚn este periodista los productores que iban en otro... no recuerdan haber vivido dicha escena >>> le preguntÉ si habÍa posibilidad que se hubiera quedado dormida y dijo que no, y se acordarÍa si los militares se h

penn station where the pressure is on. >> reporter: more than 100,000 into new york city every day. as of today those commuters are pretty concerned about monday morning. >> praying and hoping. >> reporter: it was get out of dodge time at penn station this afternoon. and while commuters were happy to kick-start their weekend, the impending transit strike and how they are going to get back into the city on monday morning was putting a damper on things. >> it's not going to be pretty. it's going to really be hustle bustle. there is already a push day. that's going to be chaos. >> it's not going easy. >> reporter: anthony from red bank, new jersey, says he has some options but is not looking forward to them. >> academy bus or take the ferry. but it's a whole different commute. and it's going to be a lot -- it's going to be difficult. >> i can work from home but some people can't. >> reporter: especially essential services workers which is why many manhattan hospitals say they are ready to put their doctors and nurses up. >> if this situation calls for that. we'll be making provisions fo

happening here and also at our area airports and the big train stations, grand central and penn station as well. the new yorkional guard, new york state troopers and the nypd have spread out to detour terror activities, which some of the major airlines have to take into account and tell people to allow extra time for. we've been talking to travelers here today at jfk and they say while they are being cautious, they still have to get where they're going. >> i've taken off on runways where there's smoking wreckage at the front. it's what you do. >> after hearing about what happened i guess yesterday, it was very disturbing to me, but you know what? i do believe life has to go on. >> and global security experts say gathering effective intelligence on terror plots before they are carried out continues to be a top priority. that's where some of the focus really has to maintain. u.s. officials maintain there's no creditable security threats here in the u.s. that they can share with us. there has been talk about pushing out the perimeter for the security checkpoints. the brussel attacks happened in the area between

you talk about penn station in new york being a dump. laguardia being a dump. took the train a couple months ago, it takes three days. okay? when are we going to rebuild our country like europe does or japan or germany? the countries we beat in world war ii have state of the art stuff. we're back 70 years. >> you know why? because they are killing us with monetary devaluation. >> no. >> with currency -- it's true. >> our government -- we are not building here. >> the reason is our jobs are being taken out and they're doing it with devaluation. if you look at what china has done with the devaluation of the currency, they're killing us. >> can't stop it. >> it's -- >> how much paper -- >> you know how you stop it? you stop it by being tough by saying you can't do what you're doing. china is like the grand master, a chess master. >> you know why they get away with it? >> their leaders are smarter than ours. >> they got our paper. >> and they have -- on top of that -- >> what are you going to do if they dump that paper on the world market tomorrow morning? >> we ow

en el seminario de new york aparece esta nueva foto de ella, el cha po y el actor sean penn. >>> castillorecÁmara, sintiÓ miedo que ella podrÍa a aprovecharse de ella. y pensÓ y dijo, que mÁs da, podrÍan ser mis Últimas palabras. amigos sabes por quÉ estoy aquÍ, sabes lo que escribi de ti, tÚ eres un hombre poderoso, y puedes hacer mucho bien. hay un buen hombre dentro de ti, hagamos el bien y hay mÁs, dice que la versiÓn del actor sean penn que ella sabÍa que iba a escribir un artÍculo sobre el chapo era pura mentira. y fue mÁs lejos, niega que hayan pasado como un reten militar como cuenta el actor en la revista rolling stone. >>> dice que incluso le insistÓo si ella no se habrÁ quedado dormida. kate le dijo que absolutamente no y que de haber ocurrido hubiera sido una pesadilla. >>> la actriz fue cuidadosa de no utilizar palabra como traiz nada, newmi manipulada al hablae sean penn, la razÓn es no buscarse enemigos en hollywood. >>> si estÁ enamorado de kate del castillo. >>> ella no lo cree, dice... estÁ impresionado de ella y por eso le tiene tanta confianza. >>> nunca he sentido cel

you talk about penn station in new york being a dump. laguardia being a dump.k the train a couple months ago, it takes three days. okay? when are we going to rebuild our country like europe does or japan or germany? the countries we beat in world war ii have state of the art stuff. we're back 70 years. >> you know why? because they are killing us with monetary devaluation. >> no. >> with currency -- it's true. >> our government -- we are not building here. >> the reason is our jobs are being taken out and they're doing it with deevaluation. if you look at what china has done with the devaluation of the currency, they're killing us. >> can't stop it. >> it's -- >> how much paper -- >> you know how you stop it? you stop it by being tough by saying you can't do what you're doing. china is like the grand master, a chess master. >> you know why they get away with it? >> their leaders are smarter than ours. >> they got our paper. >> and they have -- on top of that -- >> what are you going to do if they dump that paper on the world market tomorrow morning? >> we owe t

penn station where there's a visible police presence. stacey. >> reporter: sade, even though there's no direct threat to new york city there's a very direct response to what happened in belgium today. ramped up security here at penn station for sure. the kind that's designed to send a message. >> the mayor calls this a sign of solidarity with belgium today, stepped up security here in the subways and in penn his words, the best answer to all the chaos is some sense of order. >> our critical response command, 500 plus officers at armed plus our strategic response group. >> the timing of this event allowed us to hold over the morning tours of duty on all units so we're double the amount of officers available to us this morning. >> that meant more visible patrols and more bag checks here at the entrance to the number 1 train. some commuters wonder, is anything really enough to deter the types of terrorists we saw in belgium today. >> not really because i think if i was maybe having a bad intention i could find a way escape it or not to be in control. >> most commuters getting used to it already. >> it's very sad that we still live in a world like thi

this is basically a central brussels, kind of like the penn station as i've been describing in new york absolutely packed. you can see the enormous crowd and this is because of the security, number one it's rush hour. easter weekend so already a busy time of year but also be intense security in the wake of tuesday's attacks. we've been showing you this all morning, the soldiers posted up here, the police, they are checking people's bags as they're going into the terminal though it is very very crowded. it is very tense as well. as i mentioned, we are getting a clearer picture of the suspect involved. we've been showing you a lot through the cctv surveillance video from the airport showing three of the bombers.the man in the white coat remains at large . ibrahim el-bakraoui, i want to talk about him. he's in the middle of the picture. turkish officials say, and this came out overnight that ibrahim el-bakraoui was deported to the netherlands in june and belgian officials were warned that he posed a threat but those warnings according to turkish authorities may have been ignored and we kno

penn station. and random bag you sesh ofs underway at jf crk and laguardia, new york city taking the lead and many mor airport a crot country are following. a heavy presence seen among travelers at o'hare in chicago. and officer bricking out the big guns at dallas fort worth international same at boston lolon international. a city no stranger to the terror at the boston marathon. pleerdz a crot nation are putting plan in motion to ensure safety and ensure the public in the wake of another act o we in new york city stand ready to fight against terror in every weather way. many precawg nair ri measure on this day, but again the department of homeland security reports interest is no specific credible intelligence of a threat against the u.s. live in he plex. jessica holly. 7 news. jessica, thank u. a show of force stroanch airports here in south florida. traveler noticing a heavier prees press enin the ter ma navmentz brian i continue is live at mia with a look at the ramped up security tonight. brian oomplet and you see the police all over the place. there the say they thr are no threats but they ar

mike came in from penn station this morning to a smaller scale on 30th street. >> i'm happy that new york is quite vigilant, i really am but i can't help but being concerned. >> we found new englanders not able to put the bomb attacks out of their minds. >> it gave me a little nervousness yes. >> i was a little nervous. and concerned. but the police are around and it gives you some sense of safety. >> it's scarey but we planned this a long time ago, and we had no idea anything like this would happen. i trust our police. >> after consulting withtral authorities, septa's brass says that more security will be visibility in locates around town and the publics help is needed more than ever. >> when a bag is left unattended on a platform or a train or a bus, we want to know right away and we will work to clear that bag. >> reporter: monica, all signs are tonight that this level of security will be here for the next several weeks, hoping that nothing will happen. that is the latest from here at 30th street station, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news" reporting live. >> thank you vernon. >>

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there's the scene at penn station in new york city. the president is expected to address the attacks shortly from cuba. full coverage right now beginning with abc's alex marquardt who's on the scene at the brussels airport. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. dramatic scenes here this morning. these are the long-feared attacks that intelligence officials knew were coming. were dreaded. that first attack coming take at z zaventem airport. one was a suicide bomber. the other suspicious package. now, thousands of people have been filing out of this airport over the course of the past seven hours, some looking very somber, some wounded -- wrapped in blankets. witnesses inside describing scenes of pandemonium, of carnage, bodies on the floor. debris everywhere. absolute chaos. the first explosion occurred at 8:00 a.m., the heart of the morning airport at brussels' zaventem airport. >> next to meless that a meter, it was a delta airline ticket office. first explosion, there was a second explosion. >> reporter: witnesses de