saturday, may 7th at the prudential arena in newark, new jersey, and this year our theme is honor thy mother. we decided to go biblical. we're so excited that i can't even tell you that this year is going to be a special year. we have the biggest gospel stars in the industry, yolanda adams, donny mcclerken, the hot pamelaman, take me to the king. we are going to have such a great time. bishop hezekiah walker. cissy houston and many, many, many more. it's going to be a sensational day of celebrating god. and, plus, all of the greatest talent from around the world will be there to put their talents on display. you also do, the event also does, and as much as you wring the national names and your grammy award and your spirit, you all remember the local. >> yeah. it's all about the community, first and foremost. you know, 34 years ago a group of black mcdonald open owner-operators came up with this idea of mcdonald's gospel fest. and 34 years later it has grown into the largest, most preeminent gospel event in the country. and so it is always still on behalf of mcdonald's and the mcdonald

the dangerous winds spread through the area, uprooting trees in newark, new jersey, on palm street a large tree trunk crashed to the ground barely missing a parked minivan. newark police used chainsaws it clear fallen limbs and branches broken by high winds. new jersey, you can see the roof of this home. some siding is flapping in the wind. so it looks like they will be even having to contend with even more damage here as we mentioned. that high-wind warning is still in effect. as neighbors come out and start to survey exactly what has happened here, they will be bundling up, wearing their winter coats because it is difficult to stand out here and just take a look at what has happened. live in raritan, new jersey, magdalena doris, cbs2 news. >> thank you. >>> and people in our area are not just dealing with downed trees and windy. they are waking up to power outages. in an hour the numbers have gone up. con edison is reporting 4700 customers without power. pse & g in new jersey says more electricity. pseg in long island is reporting more than 3300 outages. >> police are searching for

morgan radfordistarts us off in newark, new jersey. >> reporter: devastating winds and blinding snow. toppling trees, tearing down homes, and ripping through power lines. >> at first i thought well maybe like a tornado came through. >> reporter: tonight, thousands the first in a series of fast-moving, low pressure systems known as clippers move across the midwest and into the northeast, bringing winds of up to 66 miles per hour, leaving piles of snow in its wake. michigan receiving almost 10 inches, wisconsin, 7, new york, 9. an unlikely sight for spring. bringing winds so powerful, they're uprooting trees, crushing cars and homes across the >country. i started screaming and yelling, oh, my god. >> reporter: in massachusetts, two people killed today after a tree fell onthemside. in indiana, winds lew down a concrete wall holding a chipotle sign, crushing this car right after the owner climbed inside. >> by the time i could even like react and stop my truck, a second later i see a guy getting out of that car. >> reporter: bystanders pulling him to safety, calling it a mi oracle. meanwh

new jersey. flashes of lightning and a downpour of hail blanketed streets. the clumps of hail the size of pennies. the dangerous winds spread through the area, uprooting trees in newark, new jersey. on palm street a large tree trunk crashed to the ground barely missing a parked minivan. on south orange avenue newark limbs and branches broken by high winds. back here live, neighbors say they have never felt something like this before in their neighborhood. others say they are concerned they may not be able to stay inside of their apartments because of severe damage to their roofs caused by this wind. as you can see, the wind is still blowing out here. we are under that high [ inaudible ]. >> you can see the wind is blowing so hard, it took out that shot there. but you can hear that wind howling. check this out. this is chicago. the windy city got a coating of snow through saturday. one man tried to quickly put on his gloves as the temperatures dipped into the 20s and winds gusty topped 40 miles per hour. the storm also sent bricks and part of a roof flying in the city. and in indiana power lines traffic lights, trees, they all came down during the storm. over 1600 hom

passengers flying into newark, new jersey were delayed more than two hours due to wind. earlier today, the national data bowie center reported waved as high as 20 feet off the coast of new jersey. it is expected to be cold here in new york again tomorrow. by wednesday, those temperatures do start to climb. but, jeff, with that means rain for much of the east coast. >>> jamie, thank you very much. >>> tuesday the race for the white house moves to wisconsin, where a cbs news battleground tracker pole out today shows ted cruz six points ahead of front-runner donald trump. here's major garrett. >> reporter: despite trailing in wisconsin, donald trump sat with his eggs in a milwaukee diner and sounded sunny side up. >> i think we are going to do i think we have a chance of winning it. >> reporter: trump usually wins where he lead and loses where he trails. he is trying to recover from a very bad week. florida police charged trump's campaign manager, cory lewandowski with battering a female reporter and trump struggled numerous times to explain who would be punished if abortion

morgan radford starts us off in newark, new jersey. morgan? >> reporter: good evening, kate. damage all across the country tonight at homes like this one in new jersey where this massive tree slammed the side of this home here in newark, but also millions are affected by these powerful winds, winds that have already proven deadly. devastating winds and blinding snow toppling trees, tearing down homes, and ripping through power lines. >> at first i thought well maybe like a tornado came through. >> reporter: tonight, thousands of homes without electricity as the first in a series of fast-moving low pressure systems known as clippers move across the midwest and into the northeast bringing winds of up to 66 miles per hour, leaving piles of snow in its wake. michigan receiving almost ten inches, wisconsin seven, new york nine. an unlikely sight for spring. bringing winds so powerful they're uprooting trees, crushing cars and homes across the country. >> i started screaming and yelling, oh, my god! >> reporter: in massachusetts, two people killed today after a tree fell on their ca

. >> reporter: newark, new jersey, is in the spotlight, as well. tests of 30 schools came back with contaminated water levels. >> does it need help? yes. are we flint, michigan? no, we're not. but the public schools are a miniflint in the upwards of $10 million, $20 million, if you're going to retrofit the plumbing in the buildings. >> reporter: elevated lead and copper levels were found in 19 detroit public schools, as well. almost one-third of those tested. the epa suggests that schools implement programs for reducing lead in drinking water. there's no law requiring of testing of waters except for those that have their own water supply and are regulated under the safe drinking act. >> you assume we're going to be drinking safe water. you mention investment. how long does it take to fix this problem? >> it's going to take about $80 billion they say to protect against losses of $150 billion because this is something that affects every business, every home. they're saying, let's tackle the problem before it becomes a major issue. >> is the solution

." >>> airport passengers chased out by smoke, the fire that caused two evacuations in newark, new jersey today. >>> a local nail salon is targeted by the female thief and the woman used children to help her steal. for years, i was a laboratory chemist, developing drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social security. i'm shaughnessy naughton and i approve this message. of newark liberty airport today. a fire started in the boiler room in in terminal b this morning. just when everybody was let back inside the fire rekindled an hour later causing a second evacuations. nobody was hurt, but some flights had to be moved to other gates. officials believe it was an electrical fire. >>> boston and suburbs are being blanketed by snow. several inches could fall before the storm moves out new york.

. >>> well more lead detected in drinking water from inside newark, new jersey schools. according to school officials, new data shows led levels were above the federally recommended threshold in eight buildings. samples were taken from several different drinking water sources. newark schools already shut down sinks and fountains in 30 buildings last month because of lead contamination. >>> nova nation gets ready for their biggest game of the year. villanova wildcats are a day away from the final four and all eyes are on their two senior leaders for the game ryan arcidiacono and daniel ochefu but what about the nova seniors who don't get to play that much tom srendenschek in houston with meront unsung heroes of the squad. >> we've worked really hard for four years. and as a senior for our class, um, it's really incredible feeling to finally make it here and all that hard for work validate. >> their freshman year i called them one and done walk ons because they came in like they own the place. and coming off a gad season so they weren't really coming in like they were joini

now after launching a retail store in the heart of down town newark, new jersey. she's not only open for business but open for discussing the strength it took to get here. >> you had a creative brand pretty much since the inception. what was the catalyst to hook up, pure and simple? >> actually i started the business because i had gotten sick. labels. i couldn't pronounce half the things in there. i thought what is this stuff. after i did research i found to keep thing option the shelves. since i had this new life style i department want to pull those things on my skin that goes into my system. as i started to research, i got ended up getting multiple sclerosis. i could never be upset for being sick, because look what happened. the journey i got to go on and people i got to people, it's amazing. >> where is this developed? >> we make it by hand. we have an industrial kitchen, we have people mixing and stiffering, we like small patches. we make it fresh. it's not just a retail shop. it's diy location. you can learn to make your own products. workshops is a big part

that's the latest in newark, new jersey, news4 new york. >>> on staten island, the new jersey police officer accused of causing a deadly wrong-way crash just appeared before a judge. prosecutors say pedro was drinking at a strip club before he crashed killing two of his friends. his attorney saysk here may have been another factor here. we're there with more on that. lori? >> reporter: today, a judge ordered a subpoena so that defend het's attorney can get a larger blood sample from the chief medical examiner's office. the ttorney trying to prove that his client was given a date rape drug before he crashed. badly injured another. prosecutors claim he drove thef wrong way killing police officer frank vigiano and a civilian. another police officer was also hurt. toxicology tests show that the defendant's alcohol level was three times the legal limit, but his attorney try have had witness -- i've had people contact the office who say that there are women in that bar who have put ghb in people's drinks. >> reporter: his attorney says he hopes to have the results by the next court date on

from newark new jersey. i'm from philadelphia. >> i'm from new york. >> reporter: you just grabbed whatever flights you could get. >> left at 2 o'clock this morning, got up to the airport. >> right after they won on saturday we knew we were coming here. >> reporter: after the big win you said i am not missing this championship win. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: v's up. you played on the villanova men's basketball team. how does it feel to be here tonight clearing o cheering on r wildcats. >> great to be here. all the villanova people. this year everybody thinks they can do it. brought more people down. >> reporter: how are they looking. >> they look good. everybody's excited, a little nervous butter the way they've been playing, they play hard i think anything can happen. >> reporter: yes, certainly a few butterflies in the belly around here. what's really special is that i talked to one woman who is also a villanova alum like myself and she said being in houston right now just kind of feels like one big o

last night clinton was in newark, new jersey, to tape a surprise appearance for a b.e.t. ard show that's coming up. >>> new jersey holds its primary on june 7th. pennsylvania and delaware both have their primaries later on this month on april 26th. voter registration closed in pennsylvania this past week. delaware's deadline is today. >>> we now have a little bit better understanding of the pose new jersey governor chris christie struck last month. here's the governor with jimmy fallon on t"the tonight show." you look like you're having fun. just saying, just odd, to have a thing behind you. you don't find that distracting. my eyes are drifting over to someone behind you who doesn't look like he knows where he is. >> christie told fallon he threw his support behind trump because trump is better than the other candidates. >>> epic rebound on wall street and a black eye for microsoft. cnbc takes a looks at the past week in business news. >> we haven't seen this since fdr was in office. the dow industrials and s&p 500 sank as much as 11% in january and then managed to post ga

visited a drug rehab facility in newark, new jersey, that works community. i recently sat down with mark holden, general counsel and senior vice-president at coke industry who's spearheading a five-step bipartisan plan to the criminal justice system. our world. >> this is great. very excited about it. >> these are bleak statistics. tell us, how did we get here? >> we got here because of the choices that we made as a society through our elected officials. it was a bipartisan effort. we decided that it was important to have a war on drugs and to over incarcerate people. what happened was we've had an explosion in laws. criminal justice reform at the end of the day is a moral, constitutional and fiscal fight. >> how was it that you were able to build the coalition? there's a lot that can be learned there and applied to other categories? us obviously. there are many, many groups doing this a lot longer than us and doing great stuff. you have to believe in re redemption redemp. 97% of them come out and come back so we need to help them be better people so they do

and some on the other side of newark, new jersey. if you have travel plans in southwestern chester county or newcastle, delaware in some cases you'll want to slow it down because of ponding and puddling on the roads. this is on the march from the south and it looks to be up in chadds ford and media and philadelphia over the next hour and a half. down in south jersey more of the same with a break around millville, and there are patches of darker green and yellow coming in and cape may getting hit with steadier rain and dover, delaware seeing a bit of steadier rain popping through as well. if we go out wider, some western areas, so far so good. but as we move this it's marching in your direction. probably another hour or so it will be up in philadelphia and reading and you'll have to wait longer later this afternoon in doylestown and places like that. it's arriving though and the good news is the bulk of the main rain is coming through and behind it there is not much less down by washington, d.c. i expect lighter sprinkles and showers

and according to flightaware.com, passengers flying too newark, new jersey, were delayed more than two hours due to wind. and earlier today the national data buoy center reported waves as high as 20 feet off the coast of new jersey. it is exemented to be cold here in new york again tomorrow. by wednesday those temperatures do start to climb. but jeff, with that means rain for much of the east coast. >> glor: jamie, thank you very much. on tuesday the race for the white house moves to wisconsin where a cbs news battleground tracker poll out today shows ted cruz six points ahead of frontrunner donald trump. here's major garrett. >> reporter: despite trailing in wisconsin donald trump sat with his aides in a milwaukee >> i think we're going to do really well in wisconsin. i think we have a chance of winning it. >> reporter: trump usually wins where he leads and loses where he trails. and he's trying to recover from a very bad week. florida police charged trump's campaign manager cory lewandowski with battering a female reporter and trump struggle numb rouse times to explain who would be p

. >> reporter: newark, new jersey, is in the spotlight as well. tests in at least 30 schools there came back with contaminated water levels. yes. are not. but the public schools are almost a mini flint in upwards of 10, $20 million if they are going to retrofit with the plumbing in some of these some are over a century and a half old. >> elevated lead and copper levels were recently found in 19 detroit public schools as well, almost a third of those tested. the epa suggests that schools implement programs for reducing lead in drinking water. however, there is no federal law requiring testing in child care facilities or schools except for those who have their own water supply. >> it's unbelievable. you you a assume we're drinking safe water how much would it cost to fix this problem? >> as long as state and local and federal governments work together, it's going to take $80 billion over the next nine years to protect against losses of upwards of $150 billion because this is something that affects every business, every home. so they are saying, let'

89 scheduled to leave new york city on it's way to savannah georgia scheduled to hit stops in newark new jersey and trenton until pulling into philadelphia 30th street station at about 7:32 this morning. 341 people al with seven crew members as it pulled out of 30th street and approached delaware county. 7:55 a.m. impact train 89 hits a backhoe on adjacent tracks off of abdominal street me chester. >> we got on track and there was a big explosion and then a fire then windows bursted out. some people were cut out. >> reporter: the wreckage was about a half mile down the road into the neighboring town of trainer. alex a student at valley forge military academy described the moments. >> it was -- they didn't really say anything, 30 minutes later, they came on and said we didn't know what happened yet. stay calm. 30 minutes after that they say they're going to get ace new train. about 50 minutes later they evacuated us to the church. >> reporter: the ntsb on scene taking over the investigation trying to figure out what went wrong and what could have prevented the crash so it never happens again. in

. >>> recent news about the water crisis in flint, michigan, and newark, new jersey, may have you wondering about the safety of your home's tap water. >> 7 on your side's michael finney partnered with "consumer reports" for an in-depth look. >> those cities are dealing with big problems right now concerning lead in their tap water. "consumer reports" explains how you can check your water and what to do if you find lead. lead can enter drinking water supplies when older pipes corrode. it's harmful, especially for children and pregnant women. now, you can't see, taste, or smell lead so the only way to know if your water is unsafe is by testing. >> if you get your water from a public municipal water system, it's supposed to have drinking water quality standards for lead and other contaminants. you're supposed to be notified if there are problems. >> your water can also be contaminated by lead from the pipes in your home. you should have your water tested by lab if your home was built before lead-free pipes were mandated in 1986 or if you use well water. you can find a state-certified laborator

bartkowski are co-teaching this 15-week course based on" the wire" at rutgers university in newark, new jersey. the crime drama set in baltimore, tackled a different aspect of the city's problems each season; from how gangs function to how the political class, and the press enable the problems to grow. >> even though it's a fictional show, you can't help but to not feel sad for how these things end when you realize if there was some change in the system, things might be different. >> sreenivasan: the fourth season of "the wire" focused on middle school students who are recruited to sell drugs. >> first we're gonna give you the corner up on payson. it used to be bodie's old corner. >> some school systems say that kids don't want to come to school and learn. i like how they look at their backgrounds and show why they come to school and act the way that they do. >> sreenivasan: this is the second time butterfield and bartowski have taught this class. but it's not just this college, new york university, johns hopkins, and harvard have used" the wire" as teaching material. the professors shared the

he had gone to school in newark, new jersey. exhibited a talent for draftsmanship so he decided to go into architecture and become one of these new middle-class professionals in the united states. he was able to secure a place in the architecture school at columbia and in 1929 -- he would have been 206i think. -- 26, i think. he spent a year abroad in france where he learned to draw in the european-style. max marylee berlitz was a transatlantic migrant. after his ear in france, he returned to the u.s. yet again only to suffer through the great depression. you might ask how is it i know all of this about murray liebowitz? he's just not in the image figure for this class, he is actually my grandfather. so we will stop there and we will talk about the irish on thursday. >> journeys every saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern as we join students and college classrooms to hear lectures on topics ranging from the american revolution to 9/11. lectures and history also available as podcasts. visit our website or download ou

he had gone to school in newark, new jersey. he exhibited a talent for drawing and draftsmanship so he decided to go into architecture and become one of these new middle-class professionals in the united states. he was able to secure a place in the architecture school at columbia and in 1929 -- he would have been 26, i think. in 1929 he spent a year abroad in france where he learned to draw in the european-style. so he was a transatlantic migrant. after his year in france, he returned to the u.s. yet again only to suffer through the great depression. you might ask how is it i know all of this about murray liebowitz? he is just not an academic figure for this class, he is actually my grandfather. so we will stop there and we will talk about the irish on thursday. ♪ >> i am a history buff. i do enjoy seeing the fabric of our country, and how they work, and how they are made. >> fantastic shows. >> that is something i would really enjoy. tv, it givesistory you that perspective. -- i am apan fan c-span fan. >>

. >>> there is an educational success story in one of the toughest neighborhood in newark, new jerseyt's prep, a catholic high school, 85% of its students go on to earn college degrees. the school pretty much run by the students. their motto is whatever hurts my brother. hurts me. scott pelley has the story for "60 minutes." >> reporter: before newark had a skyline, saint benedict's red brick campus rose on a hill. over decades its walls have grown. but it's no citadel against the world. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: inside is the inner city. half the boys are black. another third hispanic. and nearly all come from low-income neighborhood. they call each other brother. and every morning all 550 grades 7 through 12, celebrate a revival. >> turn to somebody to your right and left, remind them i love you. >> reporter: their day begins with a chant they call the affirmation. you can be any good thing you want to be. go and conquer. >> you go and conquer! happy thursday! >> reporter: if you don't see discipline, just watch. senior group leader bruce davis has orderen the palm of his hand. >> hand down.

. >>> new at 9:00 a.m., more flights will be taking off from newark, new jersey, liberty international airport. that may mean good news for your wallet. faa said adding flights will increase competition and lower flight prices. the changes won't start until october. newark is part of newark's congested aerospace so travel -- air space, so travel could cause flight delays. >>> if you have ever locked yourself out of the of your car, aaa said many do it. monica malpass explains. >> reporter: being in a hurru is why car keys end up in the wrong place at the wrong time. >>> in a panic a rush. >>> my cars were running. >> reporter: don't panic, many gas station can help as other than alex fernandez does, inflating a balloon and slipping a hook into the door of unlocking it. >>> 99% of the time we can. >> reporter: what if you're locked out with no gas station nearby. first thing about your safety. >>> if you think you're in danger call 911. the police may unlock the car door themselves or find someone whole. >> reporter: if you're in a safe spot take advantage of aaa or roadside assistance.

. >> and they are lunching together: today in seattle, and newark, new jersey. >> those are symptom ofhe fastest growing macies. >> they started another assist. car pooling. >> sharing rides to work. >>> the primary is day it is away. >> he did a double-digit lead in the empire state and still talking about a this. en a and he is hoping for an upset where tens of clues showed up for a a rally last night. >> they moat with the club in poig ol today. this is the businessman's bid for the white house. >> we have to work hard and caulk to the voters. >> it has very if you optimism. he continued to aye rail against the process last night before thousands of supporters. >> a mannedful were arrested after allege i haily using spray against the them tvment and in recent month tion. >> the latest is coming as the it will be not for a misdemeanor battery. >> he shurded her arm back in march. >> not every to. not consenting to. >> someone wanted to get passed you. >> what do you expect in that environment. >> an estimated 27,000 people in washington scare last flight. >> and looking to steal the

lo and behold, 30 schools in newark, new jersey, there were found elevated levels of lead. so i took action and i have introduced the testing for lead act in schools. and this will allow states that have -- that get federal dollars from the federal government to help schools test for lead. it's not only a city's issue. in several communities around newark, this issue has been found in the suburbs. so it's coming to a community near you. i ask my colleagues to support the test for lead act. and i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nea seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute around revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> the current administration has changed the way business is done in america, by making unilateral changes to the white collar exemption in the fair labor standards act, businesses will be forced to change their investment and growth strategy. this big government, pie in the sky philosophy doesn't grasp the realities of main stree

in newark, new jersey, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> rutgers says president obama will deliver its commencement address next month. he will speak before 12,000 graduating students and 40,000 guests at the university's football stadium in piscataway on may 15. it is an historic event for rutgers. it's the first time a sitting president will speak at commencement and it's the university's 250th graduation ceremony. >>> a debate over recess at a new jersey school after administrators seemed to be giving it a time-out. now one parent is making his meg baker reports. >> reporter: it's everybody but some schools are cutting back on play time in new jersey. >> it's an age to be out getting sunshine, running around, i mean, you can't be confined to desks all day. >> reporter: state senator shirley turner has reintroduced a bill to make recess mandatory across the state. >> we need to get our students moving, our children moving, because they have a sedentary lifestyle. >> reporter: governor chris christie vetoed the bill the last time it hit his desk. today, he explained saying recess is not a state is

last night clinton was in newark, new jersey, to tape a surprise appearance for a b.e.t. awards show. new jersey holds its primary on june 7th. pennsylvania and delaware both have primaries later this month on april 26th. voter registration closed in pa last week. delaware's deadline is today. >>> a virginia state trooper is being remembered this weekend for his hard work and always ready smile. ♪ >> dozens gathered last night in richmond to pay their respects to 37-year-old trooper chad bermyer. he was shot to death by james brown iii at the richmond greyhound bus station on thursday. brown was killed by two other troopers. they were all there as part of a training exercise. the suspect's family says that the former convict had a deep seeded hatred for police. >>> let's head to baltimore where police there say officers prevented a mass shooting by simply by being in the right place at the right time and acting fast. two officers in an unmarked cruiser spotted two men getting out of a car carrying a rifle and handgun. police say the men aimed the guns at someone across the

new jersey, flashes of lightning, and a downpour of hail blanketed streets. the clumps of hail falling the size of pennies. the dangerous winds spread through the area, uprooting trees in newark, new jersey. on palm street a large tree trunk crashed to the ground barely missing a parked minivan. newark police used chainsaws to clear fallen limbs and branches broken by high winds. this type of damage back here can be seen through a few of these blocks here. i also see some crews coming out as well. i spoke to a woman who lives down the street. she says she is now calling around looking for new places to stay. her roof was really severely damaged in these windstorms. she is concerned she won't be able to stay in her apartment any more. unfortunately, as vanessa mentioned, we are still under the severe wind warnings and there may be some snow coming up later on as well. live in rariton, new jersey, magdalena doris, cbs2 news. >> thank you so much. >> and people in our area are not just dealing with downed trees and debris. they are waking up to power outages. con ed is reporting just over 1300 homes without power. pse & g in new jersey says nearly 6700 customers are in the dark

last night clinton was in newark, new jersey, to tape a surprise appearance for the black girls rock ard show that's coming up on b.e.t. new jersey holds its primary on june 7th. pennsylvania and delaware have their primaries later this month on april 26th. voter registration closed in pennsylvania this past week. delaware's deadline is today. >>> different kind of race now. the race is on for 2016 philadelphia marathon bids. registration for the race opened yesterday. if you hurry now, you can save 20 bucks. the first 500 to register will pay $85 a bib. after that, the price increases over time topping out at 125. by the way, we are just about a month away from another big race in the city. the ten-mile long blue cross broad street run on may 1st. you can watch the race live from start to finish right here on nbc 10. >>> coming up next on "nbc 10 news today," a new clue in the o.j. simpson case turns out to be a dead end. still ahead, what los angeles police are revealing about the knife allegedly found at o.j.'s former estate. >>> light rain continues throughout the area. temperatur

lyft line is also launching today in san diego, denver, philadelphia, seattle, and newark, new jerseyare some of the fastest growing markets. the ridesharing company recently started another service that's called lyft carpool. it allows commuters to match up to share rides to work. >>> back to a controversial move that's meant to attract young people back to movie theaters. >> one of the major movie chains may soon let customers send a text while a movie is playing. >> ktvu's brian flores is live at amc theater in newark. you have been talking to people all morning. earlier you said nobody liked it. has that changed? >> reporter: not really. you know, not many people like seeing cell phones or people texting while in a movie theater. understandably so. you are in a movie theater for a reason, right? nonetheless, the ceo of amc movie theater chain says he is trying to appeal to a younger generation of moviegoers and he says he is trying to appeal to the idea perhaps of having text- friendly theaters. in an interview with variety magazine, ceo adam aaron says he thinks millennials could

newark, new jersey. houston, look around this country. look at the failures. look at baltimore. look at the economic policies and politicians. three, four decade. here is where we are. the people lose. the community loses. it's not a black-white issue. it many an economic disparity. where is stephanie rawlins blake with her policies in baltimore? deirdre: one of the black lives matter poster children is running for mayor in that city. i want to shift gears and ask you about tech. how do you see that. paypal is saying we are not going to open an operations center in north carolina because there is a transgender law they say per pet waits discrimination. this move is going to cost about 400 jobs. critics are saying paypal is doing this. but also is in countries with extremely questionable human rights record. >> choose your hypocrisy. which hypocrisy does paypal want. they won't go to north carolina because in america you can let your morality lead your business decisions. but they operate in other countries because they need to as a business and they willingly accept laws and cod

i was, you know, i was just coming over to new york from newark, new jersey. >> seth: uh-huh. >> my mother signed us up for tap class. it was just something to do. >> seth: how soon into tap class were your instructors like, "oh, you are very good"? [ laughter ] >> um, i don't know, man. maybe, i think, like, a year or two. >> seth: gotcha. >> into my studies is when i first, like, had my first had my first auditions for the tap dance kids. >> seth: would you do a little tap dance for us now? would you mind? >> i happy to do it. >> seth: all right, let's do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> let me -- buckle up. >> seth: do you feel tap gets the respect it deserves as an art form? >> um, we are -- i think because of the history of tap dancing, you know, we're not yet at the pinnacle or the plateau that we should be, but there is hope in the dance. >> seth: all right. let's do it. [ tapping ] >> now, do you remember this thing? [ tapping ] [ tapping ] [ cheers ] [ tapping ] [ cheers ] [ tapping ] [ cheers ] [ cheers ] [ tapping ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: savion glover, everybody! "shuff

♪ >>> lead has didn't detected in drinking water in newark, new jersey.ed levels were above the federally recommended threshold in eight buildings. samples were taken from several drinking water sources. newark schools already turned off sinks and fountains in 30 buildings last month because of lead contamination. >>> a local taxi driver's union says drivers are not planning to strike during democratic national convention this summer. drivers had been putting treasure on philadelphia city leaders to ensure that uber x, lyft and other ride sharing services are required to operate within the same rules and the same fees. recent rallies over the issue sparked fears the drivers might strike during the dnc to get their message across but the union says that is just a rumor more. >>> no one came to the taxi drivers to ask us our opinion or for to us take vote. it was a few -- a few handful of lube we are drivers and taxi medallion calling themselves speak fog the tax drivers. we're the tax drivers will speak ourselves and we're not striking through the democrat