moving northeast away. but then we have this area moving northeast. so that is the next threat after we are finished with this one. they are still in effect for five or ten minutes. severe thunderstorm warning for anne arundel and the calvert county as well. we don't see the lightning strikes. but there is heavy rain and wind gusts as well. some storm with the wind gusts close to 60 earn. culpeper getting a system. remington at 6:07. mount pleasant at 6:17. hartwood at 6:25. 6:36 it will be in fredericksburg. we think while some showers may make the district, the heavy par and the gusty winds will stay south. there are more showers in between. we told you about this all day. the rain and the sun would poke through. more showers. not finished with the showers. that will happen tonight as the skies clear and we drop 35 to 42 overnight. tomorrow is sunshine. breezy and 57. saturday nasty weather. it will be cloudy and windy and cold. temperatures in the 40's. rain showers and snowshowers in places. no accumulation. sunny and cool on monday. i don't know

we are tracking the chill in the northeast. >>> drop jaw. that is donald trump's message to john kasich. why the front-runner has his sights set on the candidate in last place. >> and dolly parton and katy perry work it at the academy of country music awards. the highlights and the big winners from country music's big night. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> amtrak says it will operate a normal schedule today along its northeast corridor. two workers were killed yesterday when an amtrak train en route from new york to savannah hit a piece of heavy the collision caused a derailment, injuring 30 passengers, and caused major delays. don championship it at the accident scene in chester, pennsylvania. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and anne-marie. overnight we did see crews going in and around the derailment site behind me. right now the investigation centers around figuring why the two construction workers who were killed were on t

high pressure in control over the northeast to keep things nice and quiet from northeast through nulgtd and even out towards great lakes. a few areas of low pressure. one is sitting off to west. one to our south and more importantly one out it east here in atlantic that is not making much movement and blocking this high from moving our area. that's good news to stay request this nice tranquil weather pattern through next self days. so expect plenty of sunshine for today but as you send kids out to school bus this morning, you want to dress them in layers and wear a jacket or coat over layers but they shed it later this afternoon as temperatures will be rising in to 60s across much the area . exception east end of long island where you stay in middle to upper 50s for your high numbers. as we go into the afternoon hours again 60s. expect plenty of sunshine through tomorrow and sunday and temperatures go into the 70s by sunday. in mid-70s by monday. that's a check of your weather. ines tell us how it's looking on the roads this morning. >> good morning. and i have problems here in bronx. f

winds are at 20 miles an hour, northeast philadelphia.tronger in the mountains and in parts of delaware. here come a few showers, light showers at this hour. moving through delaware and into new jersey with one exception. you can see that shower that's now moving into cumberland county off of delaware bay. that's a brief, heavy rainfall, moving off to the northeast. we'll have a few chances for rain during the day. this first one and then you can see more to the west and that's going to be here later this morning. a chance of showers, possibly thunderstorms this afternoon. but it won't be an all-day rainfall. what we will see are the warm temperatures all day. highs in the low 70s for bethlehem, fleetwood and pennsburg. sunshine may break through at times in between showers and a chance of thunderstorms to warm temperatures into the middle 70s for souderton, abington and moorestown. at the shore, the wind will be blowing. a warmup for cape may, 76 degrees, occasional showers and a chance ofç a thunderstorm. a chance better in afternoon t

we have the debris sumneytown pike off the northeast extension by the 17350 bistro.ur crash in norristown markley at main has cleared out. in bensalem there's an overturned vehicle at rock hill drive at neshaminy boulevard. use bristol road. >>> tributes to prince are springing up across the countries. a dance party in his native minneapolis has been going all night long. people are dancing and singing and crying all over the world as people mourn the singer. >>> marcy gonzalez is outside paisley studio known as paisley park. >> reporter: we've seen people coming by leaving flowers and balloons and waiting to learn what caused prince's death and reflecting on the unrivaled talent he shared with the world. thousands of fans dansing through the night -- dancing through the night celebrating principal's -- prince' life and mourning the sudden loss of a music icon. >>> thank you for loving him. >> reporter: the 57-year-old died yesterday morning reportedly found unresponsive in an elevator at his paisley park estate in suburban minneapolis. his spokesperson said he was b

this line is mostly moving to the east and northeast.kly around about 50 to 60 miles an hour. it's a quick mover. norristown expect by 5:49, wilmington near 6:00. philadelphia, a little after 6:00 p.m. and trenton closer to 6:20. that line is going to be moving again into the major interstates, just around the time of the evening commute. so we do have a lot of heavy rain in this direction. we're also watching more showers right around baltimore and those are still moving in our direction. temperatures, though, are warm enough to be supporting the rain. upper bucks county now where we're looking a lot of the rain has moved out but still moderate to heavy showers around bedminster. we go through the rest of the evening here is future weather. we continue watching the rain move through, and as we go into 6:00 p.m. still scattered showers, even thunderstorms possible, some of these could be strong and we're still looking at potentially heavy rainfall and gusty winds. we'll take a closer look at the rest of the forecast with the storms for t

then you start getting to the northeast.d kasich and even trump, they can't afford to spend the type of money on ads to bend the curve on these numbers. it's celebrity, it's name i.d., momentum. that seems to be helping him. >> trump, he doesn't have to spend that money. bob's absolutely right. april's the kindest month of the year for trump. this is the calendar that really favors him. >> right. >> i guess a little bit less favorable in may and june 7th. >> california obviously is massive. >> and others. but he has to run up -- i go back to what mark said. he has to run up a big delegate advantage this month to be close to 1237. >> right. >> he has to win 85 delegates in new york, not 55 or 60. he has to sweep connecticut. he may well be able to do that based on those polls. >> right. >> it's not just winning, it's the size of the victories, particularly where you have winner take all. >> those look great but in the end i suspect we are all going to be looking at california, which is pretty exciting because new york is rele

the majority in northeast. and the weekend rounded out with another two shootings on that same side of the city. saturday night, a 38-year-old was stabbed to death on kennedy street in northwest and as the warm weather continues, community leaders fear things are only going to get worse. >> it's like we in iraq. we in a war zone in dc. that's sickening. people may say they don't want them, but i do think we need the jump house back out here in order for these guns and this violence to stop the way that it's going, we need somebody out here, the atf, whoever. we need them back out here to patrol our neighborhoods, our communities. we need the community back out here. we've done the marching, we've done the social economics. we've gone the go-go scenes. they come out and have barbecues. that doesn't help them. that's not the method. i don't think that's the solution. and i really, right now, i'm so far gone, i don't even know what the solution is right now. because everything that we try is just not working. >> a

on sunday, amtrak was able to bring back limited service on this northeast corridor which is good news for people in their monday morning commute. 750,000 people ride the northeast corridor every day between boston and washington, d.c. on sunday morning, around 8:00 a.m., this was a frightening experience for many passengers. one telling cnn he could tell something was wrong before the crash happened. outside the window, they could see a cloud of dust. it felt like they were riding on gravel. another passenger, 15-year-old linton holmes talked about his experience. >> the train was like rumbling and we got off track, i guess. then it was just a bunch of dust. dust everywhere. the train conductors were running to the front. people were bloody from it because it was an explosion. we got off track and a big explosion. then it was a fire. then windows busted out. some people were cut up. >> reporter: the investigation is clearly ongoing. the ntsb has recovered the data recorder as well as the forward and inward looking cameras. hopefully those will yield answers. john and christine. >> sar

light north wind at 5 to 10 miles out of the northeast. it's a 6 here from bridge port to port jeff. the next 7 hours, sunshine and temperatures into the mid-50s by noontime. beautiful spring day today. we are talking about the beautiful weather next. heather is every 7 minutes, and she will tell you if the 5 is back in action. >> the platform repairs are running once again in both directions. expect delays. 2 and 3 signal problems a the central park and 110th street, and expect downtown delays. bqe on the kosciusko bridge with delays. street cleaning rules are in effect. >> heather, thank you. >>> 5:56, and an investigation is on after a man who resembles shia labeouf says he was attacked. >> the attacker yelled this is because you look like shia labeo uf. this is not funny because he was knocked unconscious. but a little bit of a smile. >> a little bit. >>> a long island business held up at knife point in suffolk county. is the suspect behind a dozen similar attacks? >>> commuters are seeing relief after a partial subway platform collaps

philadelphia, northeast, 59. wilmington, delaware, 55 miles per hour.a at the airport, officially 52 miles per hour. atlantic city, 48 miles per hour at the airport. here's a look at some of the damage reports coming in. this is newport, cumberland county, new jersey. upper deerfield township reporting power outages looks like of trees uprooted and transformer exploded. in dennisville, cape may county they reported a 71-mile an hour wind gust that flipped a camper over and we have reports of shingles off houses. cape may buoy winds close to hurricane force, 66 miles per hour. and brandywine shoal 71-mile an hour on the mouth of the delaware bay. the high wind warning continuing until noon as the winds continue to gust anywhere from 40 to 50 miles per hour. occasionally gusting to 60 miles per hour. 49 right now in reading. 37 miles per hour in allentown. 46 miles per hour in philadelphia. millville, 45. and atlantic city, 48. we are at 80 degrees friday with the gusty winds and the cold front sweeping through now we're down into the 30s and we factor in

we do have a problem on the northeast extension.ll you all the details about that when i'm back in the 6:00 hour. >> the new jersey forest fire service is keeping a close eye on the pinelands as recent dry conditions have made the preserve prime for brush fires. fire officials are also claiming new fears raised by a national magazine article that predicts a wildfire disaster and inferno in the pinelands. certified forester and pinelands resident bob williams shared his concern in a new article in "rolling stone" magazine. he questions whether new jersey could become the scene of america's worst wildfire disaster. the story suggests that a dangerous combination of springtime weather conditions could lead to an apocalypse in the garden state. he says a wildfire could explode into an inferno, moving through heavy populated areas. moving as fast as any wire out west. >> it's been a long time since we've had a big fire. the forest keeps growing and accumulating fuels. >> i think it's not as dramatic as portrayed because of the prevention

trenton showing a 7-mile an hour breeze out of the east-northeast. satellite and radar, wall-to-wall blue skies start to finish here, a ton of sunshine expected, high pressure firmly in control. forecast today expect sunshine out there. 1:00 p.m., 63. 3:00 p.m., 66. by 5:00 p.m., there's another 66 degrees, sunny skies expecting a comfortable high of 67. when i come back in just a few minutes it gets warmer in the seven-day forecast. >>> gray. >>> okay, chris, thank you for the update. it is 6:02. we're tracking breaking news from the overnights. police are questioning the person who shot two firefighters as they responded to a 911 call. it happened near washington, d.c. 39-year-old medic firefighter was killed. the volunteer firefighter had to have surgery because of his injuries. police say the shooter was the person they went to help. he unloaded bullets as the fighter tried to get inside. the shooter shot a neighbor who called the police officers. the neighborhood will survive. >>> a man was shot in an alley around 1:30 a.m. in the 1200 block of

northeast is a different bird. from delaware, rhode island, connecticut, pennsylvania, maryland, they don't elect conservatives in the northeast. i'm from the northeast. i've worked hard to get conservatives elected there. it's a very difficult place to do it. >> in the cruz war room tonight, is someone taking a step back and saying, okay, yeah, we're going to talk about indiana in a minute, but let's talk about pennsylvania. we still have delegates to fight for in pennsylvania. is that still part of the game that they're working on? >> sure. it's part of what's being said in the war room. there's also a team on the ground in pennsylvania that has to do that. what the war room is going to be thinking about is, we're in this position, because we didn't do as well as we said we would on march 1st and march 8th and march 15th in the southern states. what can we learn to take on a really republican state like indiana. from what happened to us, where we underperformed in those southern states. >> jim, what's the timing

all this rammedly pushing off -- rapidly pushing off to the northeast 15 to 20 miles per hour. we'll see showers and then skies will open up by afternoon. 62 degrees in philadelphia. wilmington, 59. dover, 60 degrees, millville, 59 and trenton checking in at 55. so, a gradual improvement today. 56 degrees by 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 55. and then the numbers start to improve. 3:00 p.m., sun and clouds, 59 degrees, 5:00 p.m., 60 degrees, again, combination of sun and clouds, we'll top out around 62. and then the high wind warning goes in effect, after midnight tonight right through noon on sunday, the possibility is there for 60-mile an hour windy guss when i come back in a few minutes we'll talk about this and we'll have the seven-day forecast. >>> you can find the seven day forecast and live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day at our website 6abc.com/weather. >>> developing right now philadelphia police officers on patrol may have kept a burning home from becoming the scene of a tragedy. they found a woman hanging out of a window yelling for help

the northeast getting hit with cold air today from boston to new york city. we can see temperatures that are up to 20 degrees below normal. the midwest meanwhile is recovering today from the same system that left them with lots of damage nd power outages. dylan will have more in just a minute. >>> investigators in california are still trying to figure out what caused a small plane to crash land on a highway north of san diego on saturday afternoon. one person inside the car was killed. the pilot, his passenger and seve l jfsthe cars' pasveng be were all injured. some people who saw it happen say it appeared as if the plane was having mechanical issues. >>> and it all comes down to two, villanova is ready to take on north carolina tomorrow tnight's ncaa championshi game. a lot of fans out here on the villanova beating oklanhoma. really, a crushing defeat by 4nd po -ints. and north carolina took down syracuse by a final score of 83-66. >>> sheinelle, tngnk you. >> dylan dreyer, so cold, she's crying. >> my eyes are tearing up. we got to show the plaza crowd. th

high winds wreaking havoc in the northeast.cking down trees and knocking out power for thousands. frigid temperatures bringing spring snow in other states. here's rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, dozens of cars caught in a snowy pileup in upstate new york, including a tour bus. emergency crews racing to reach the injured. all part of a wintry blast bringing dangerous winds across the east. in boston, this bmw crushed by a falling tree. the two people inside the car did not survive. in nearby foxborough, that downed power line igniting right in the street. wind gusts so powerful in indianapolis, they knocked that chipotle sign right into this vehicle, flattening it. luckily the driver managed to get out safely. and in new jersey, winds gusting over 50 miles per hour, damaging homes. >> all of a sudden, the entire house started to shake, and the wind was almost screaming. our neighbors' awnings were being ripped off, and we saw our fence blowing around the neighborhood. >> reporter: power crews scrambling to get the 90,000 hom

it extends across the northeast courtesy of high pressure. it goes all the way out towards new england. there is some lows situated near us. we will talk about that let's start temperatures because we are expecting them to go up this afternoon. plenty of sunshine, not only for today but for the weekend. we will warm things up into the 70s by sunday and we will be in the mid-70s by monday. that is a check of the weather let's look at the roads for ines. >> good morning! >> the commute has some hotspots. grand central parkway near this interchange plucking a lane and in the bronx there is an accident on the cross box by the interchange with one lane blocked. is the long-term construction that you can see in the red. let's take a look at the cameras on the lie.is moving fine in the westbound in the eastbound with a train looking good running on or close to schedule. strickland was identified citywide. ines, i'm sure you are looking forward to them >> you are engaged. >> you remember that? >> i am not over it. >> poor ben. between hillary clinton

o-mare. >> omars still happening a place for friends and owe tangy wings in the northeast.that sweetness. >> i just washed it off before i came here. still savouring i should mention that brian has since remarried to the lovely andrea and who i met tonight and to all of you watching at the bar thank you for having us there and a big thank to you chris winger who recommended omare's irish pub to us. don't forget to tell me about your favorite places send me a message on facebook. >> love that story. >> fantastic. overall great spot. friends, food, fun. >> looked like it. >> i like it. tori, thanks so much. >> kate bilo joins us now with our forecast and let the good times continue to roll. >> my good goodness what a gorgeous forecast. this is perfect. >> love it. >> this is the kind of weather we thought about back in december. not this december because it felt like spring in december. january, february you start to think of those days when it's in the 60s and the 70s with sunshine. we've got that kind of forecast headed our way into the weekend let's get right to it take a

o-mare. >> omars still happening a place for friends and owe tangy wings in the northeast.that sweetness. >> i just washed it off before i came here. still savouring i should mention that brian has since remarried to the lovely andrea and who i met tonight and to all of you watching at the bar thank you for having us there and a big thank to you chris winger who recommended omare's irish pub to us. don't forget to tell me about your favorite places send me a message on facebook. >> love that story. >> fantastic. overall great spot. friends, food, fun. >> looked like it. >> i like it. tori, thanks so much. >> kate bilo joins us now with our forecast and let the good times continue to roll. >> my good goodness what a gorgeous forecast. this is perfect. >> love it. >> this is the kind of weather we thought about back in december. not this december because it felt like spring in december. january, february you start to think of those days when it's in the 60s and the 70s with sunshine. we've got that kind of forecast headed our way into the weekend let's get right to it take a

t east of us northeast of us we'll get more on backside of this. so instead of squeeze play going on and it being windy it will be coming in east and southeast. tomorrow warm, 58. know showers from northest wes west. snow down to part of southern maryland you emmaus see some near the shore. 43 to start and cloud and breaking into sunshine breezy and cold. 48 degrees this afternoon. it will feel upper 30s and low 40s. not a typical april day around here. there's your 7 day forecast. nats on on thursday, looks wet. real cold weekend coming our way. i wish hiet better news for you erin and everybody else for that matter. >> i'm going to nats game saturday late afternoon game. perfect time. bundle up what you're saying. >> okay. >> we can handle this. >> or stay warm. >> first baseball game of the season. >> did you watch it. >> villanova game. >> no national game. >> national game. >> i'm sorry i'm from philadelphia. >> i did not get to see. it i'll catch up on highlights today. >> i was rooting for villanova too. >> there you go. fox hole road downed

winds are coming out of the north and the northeast.it is going to keep us cool, as cool as yesterday, well, casino of close, remember eight of degrees on tuesday, what a distant memory, because yesterday with all of the clouds we only made it to 55. today, it is the showers rolling in around lunchtime. 59 degrees, our high temperature, on and off rain, for the entire day. on friday. getting out of here by midnight. then saturday, look dry, sunday, more rain arrives, in the afternoon, but at least we warm up little bit. the warming trend continues through wednesday of next week. guys? >> thank you, sue. new video we want to show you, skyfox over a dog attack in north philadelphia, just little bit ago. >> this happened, yes, less than hour ago on the 3200 block of diamond street. we have one person now in the hospital. unsure every his or her condition. but, police have found the dog. you can see the dog there, right by the steps. so we will continue to keep you updated as we get more information on what exactly happened, and who was hur

that one cell is moving off to the northeast, heading towards egg harbor right now. the rainfall is falling at a rate of an inch and a third an hour. that's a good clip, coming down fairly hard there. it's not going to last long. no flood threat there. 65 degrees in doylestown. the 60s, everybody is in the 60s this morning. roxborough, south philadelphia, northeast philadelphia, everybody's getting a warm start. we will see even warmer temperatures as the day goes on. to start with, be holding steady at 9:00. 67 degrees. the wind will beç increasing. that will maintain our temperatures on the warm side even with clouds and a chance of showers. there should be breaks in those clouds and temperatures will climb into the upper 70s in philadelphia today. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington is watching first alert traffic. jessie? >> we're watching the schuylkill expressway right now. these are our cameras around montgomery drive where everything looks okay. so far, as you're headed eastbound right in

polls point to him coming away with wins across the northeast states as well. his opponents joined forces trying to stop him from winning the nomination. >> they ought to drop out of the race. >> reporter: trump's opposing candidates can't get enough delegates, they are strategizing so he can't get the delegates either. kasich will step down in the indiana primary to clear the later on, ted cruz will not actively campaign in new mexico and oregon. because the voters have so much interest in the election, the polling sites have brought in extra ballots but prepared for the expected high turnout. the sites will close at 8:00 tonight. >>> police in queens released video following the robbery of a college point grocery store, it happened sunday 10:30, college point boulevard. he displayed a silver handgun behind the counter and took cash. no injuries reported. >>> police arrested a man accused of attacking vulnerable seniors in brooklyn, queens and a bronx. jones used a knife or a gun to rob 8 women ranging in age from 71 to 91. aaron says the suspect followed her

it goes into the northeast sunday morning, improvements by sunday afternoon. we also have some snow. a couple quick clipper systems will produce snow on sunday and monday. most of the accumulating snow will be near the great lakes. especially western pennsylvania, we could see as much as eight to ten inches because of the lake enhancement. in southern new england, in the higher elevation, we could see up to four to six inches, so winter is still hanging around, jose. >> indeed, it is, thank you so much. >>> when "nightly news" continues on this saturday, a former agent hopes to bring down assad. >>> one of the unusual museums on earth. make sure with advil, you' ll ask what sore wrist? what headache? what bad shoulder? advil makes pain a distant memory. nothing works faster stronger or longer than advil it' s the world' s #1 choice. what pain? our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase outperforms the #1p no

wind northeast. pressure is on the rise. that's pushed the temperature back into the lower 50s. guardian. you can see the cluster of storms that came through. they're off to the south and east. there's showers along the nassau-suffolk county line. the biggest storms offshore. a couple are forming off to the west. this one north of trenton is likely going to be affecting parts of monmouth county and these storms coming out of pennsylvania will have the same result. look at the spread. 50s, low 50s poughkeepsie to bridgeport up to montauk. around 60 in the city. belmar, allentown, 82 to 80. it was in the mid 80s in south jersey. right now we're back down to 51 with 40s bridgeport. 44 montauk. wind out of the northeast into the lower 70s as you head towards allentown. we're down 10 to 15 degrees from 24 hours ago. be breezy at times 10 to 20 miles an hour. that severe thunderstorm watch is up until 9:00 central and south jersey. it may end sooner. you look at the moving radar, it's sliding to the south and east and nothing off

from the great lakes into the northeast, wind gusts and snow commute. look out for wet roadways in the pacific northwest. >>> if you're flying, delays possible in new york, boston, washington, d.c. and philadelphia. >>> an interstate 15 near san diego, a plane ran into trouble in the very same place, this time with deadly result and witnesses rushed in and smash the plane's windows. rescuing the pilot and his passenger after they slammed into the back of the car. a roller derby skater was sitting in the backseat of that vehicle and was crushed to death in the crash. >>> also in california, a man has an incredible story to tell, he lost control of his suv and crashed over a guardrail. somehow he managed to escape the wreckage. but was so disoriented he stepped into traffic and was hit by a bus. remarkably he survived both crashes left a car dangling on the side of a hockey hill, she drove through a parking lot gate and then shot over the cliff. the car came to a stop about 300 feet down. police are trying to determined what triggered the crash. >>> new h

we have complications on the northeast extension southbound side approaching the lansdale interchange there was a truck fire. fire crews are on the scene. they have the right lane blocked by the harleysville pike overpass. expect slowing coming down from quakertown stay on 309 southbound and deal with the traffic lights instead of the southbound side of 476 this morning. this was 676 it was closed overnight it's closed no longer. traffic is moving well between the schuylkill expressway and i-95 both of which are fine this morning. in nicetown we're watching an accident investigation hunting park avenue at germantown avenue. there's a fire location in camden, haddon avenue near division. >>> a fire at a home in camden had had people jumping out of wools. this is a viewer video sent in showing the flames haddon avenue in camden, it happened at 4:30 the flames were raging. as we told you at least two people had to jump out of windows to safety. 6 people have been injured. let's take a live look at the action cam. the fire was placed under control 30 minutes ago. what a scene it was as yo

we're not digging a vehicle fire truck fire on the northeast extension near the harleys pike overpass coming away from quakertown. the fire crews are out there, they are trying to get the fire extinguished. coming south from the lehigh valley or quakertown make sure you exit by the time you get to quakertown and 309 southbound and deal with the perfecty traffic lights it's better than being stopped on the southbound northeast extension. meanwhile, good news in upper pottsgrove, the crash we had at 100 southbound at moyer road has cleared out, as has the disabled vehicle butler avenue at washington street. on the big picture, a couple of issues, there's an accident investigation nicetown at hunting park and germantown by the marcus foster memorial stadium. we have a vehicle fire division street stay on mount ephraim avenue to get around that. all the construction on the vine street expressway it's gone, you're good to go on this friday morning. >>> students at a wilmington high school will be returning to class one day after a classmate was found unresponsive in the school bathroom. th

then it goes into the northeast sunday morn. see improvement by sunday afternoon. we also have some snow, a couple quick clipper systems will produce snow on monday and again on monday. most of the accumulating snow will be near the great lakes. especially western new york and western pennsylvania, where we could see as much as eight to ten inches of snow because of the lake enhancement. in southern new england, in the higher elevations, we could see up to four to six inches especially in the grassy surfaces. so winter is still hanging around. >> indeed it is, thanks so much. when requested nightly news kwnts, insights from a former cia agent on the plan to bring down syria's assad. >>> also, our visit to one of the most unusual museums on earth. just make sure you bring the scuba gear. >>> you can find common ground in the most unexpected places. >> you fully believe you're going to play in the major league some day? >> yeah. >>> it's rare talking about work. in an exclusive interview, a former cia field operative speaks out about his time overseas and more specif

the caucus states that favored ted cruz and into terrain that favors donald trump, especially the northeast where with retonight. the adviser i was talking to said this belief inside the campaign right now is donald trump can get, yes, can get to that magic number of 1237 delegates. it does sound daunting but just in case he fails, they are starting to lay the groundwork, i'm told to start micro targeting as it's described to me individual uncommitted delegates at the convention this summer. they are asking for sit down meetings, trying to get to know individual issues and this is happening, as you know, as sources are saying the campaign manager had his role reduced. we know he's basically sharing leadership of the campaign with convention manager described by one source as trump's secretary of defense and state rolled into one. there is a chief of staff role but one sources says they want to know his role but donald trump earlier today, erin, said the reorganization of the campaign is going smoothly. >> i want to go to the cruz campaign in philadelphia tonight. obviously a big statement o

we called trump in three of the northeast states so far. number 904. 333 realtime shy of pledged dels. forget about the five up here in the northeast the few we called here. look at the calendar and now we can project further into next week and beyond. next week we think favors trump. that's indiana. puts him at 949. maybe that's right. we'll come back to that in a moment here. the week after nebraska we think that's for cruz. same day we think west virginia favors trump. is he very close now to 1,000 at that point. third week in may we go to oregon. favors trump. week after washington state favors cruz. at the moment. look where he would be at 999. that would be where we would go toward june 7th. that tuesday, on that day we think cruz in montana, cruz in south dakota. we think trump and kasich right now split the delegates out in new mexico. that puts him over 1,000. that same day as california. give him 109 in california. same day new jersey, winner-take-all and he would be 68 shy. but, again, we're not done with the night tonight. we do

i think we did see in the northeast a shift in the race.he big question, i think, kim is right, is whether it's permanent or temporary. >> what about cruz's attempt to come back in indiana? the vp pick, clearly, a hail mary long shot, the so-called alliance with kasich to have running room in indiana. >> right. he didn't have the choice, and the carly pick would have been a good idea earlier. he doesn't have a lot of choice. she's known in california. won a primary there. i think the big thing she could have done is not so much helping with women, but earning free media. people are tired of john kasich and cruz and tired of the race. they are not coalescing, but they are exhausted. you see the other two guys at the microphone with the talking points. >> there's changing in the conversation as the whole point about the -- >> i'm not sure it succeeded, but -- >> and i don't know, dan, the alliance seems to have collapsed already. i mean -- >> well, you know -- >> hitting one another. >> if there's a phrase people use over and over it's hail m

amtrak says trains are operating on or close to schedule along the northeast corridor. nbc 10's tim furlong is live in chester with the update. tim, when we last saw you about an hour ago chester's mayor had just begun a press conference detailing the investigation. what else have you learned? >> that's right. we ran up to 60 yards. the mayor didn't say much in terms of details about the investigation. that was sort of a -- we were brought here thinking about what happened to chester's response. a lot of it was offering condolences and congratulations to all of the first responders who went out to the scene yesterday morning at 8:00. they did say some of the training after the derailment last year in philadelphia and a lot of the training paid off and they're still awaiting answers from the ntsb. why was there a backhoe on the track? chuck schumer said among other things, that there is a 20-step protocol to make sure the tracks are safe when they put equipment on there. it is unclear if those procedures were followed. the ntsb will have their own news conference later t

heading to northeast d.c. up to college park area. that is where we are looking at a light shower at this time. the nationals game i believe will go on. no problems. may drop rain drops here and there. we will see the temperatures around 70 degrees. fall to middle 60's by the time the game is over with at 10:00 tonight. we are talking about 80-plus degree temperature on the south-seven outlook. the minutes. maureen: thank you, steve. every water fountain and faucet in the district public school will be tested for lead after tests showed elevating lead levels at three elementary schools. sam ford is live in northeast with the latest developments in a story you first saw on abc7. sam? sam: we are outside minor elementary school in northeast washington. as you said, one of three schools in tests last august city found elevated led levels but it took eight months for the parent of the schools to learn that. the news arrived out the higher lead levels parents like melvin wellington who has a daughter at minor are upset. >> i didn't get a n

this one here once again movingn to the northeast. there's at presentville 25sent minutes dale city in about half an hour.r. 56 minutes we've got dc and 47 minutes mount vernon moving straight up in this direction heading off just to the south of baltimore. so we're going to watch this wat very closely for us.s. saturday. low '80s today. no such luck tomorrow. in fact, by tomorrow our temperatures are really going ti be into the 60 every where. so we've got a 20 degree temperature drop. once we get to sunday it's going to get cooler. we got artic air heading our way and a real temperature difference there as w colder pool of air going to move rightt in.o have a chance, folks, i hatek to say this to you, i'm seeing a passing snowflake or two before this weekend is over. nothing that is going to be accumulation, you won't know it happened it's going to be in overnight hours.ov we still have a keep an eye on it. a frost freeze for some of you. strong winds that are going to impact the cherry blossoms. c make sure you gheet out and sees t

it will go northeast today. the wind will. about 5 to 10. that will make the coastal but we'll have plenty of sunshine. 56 by noontime and 63 this afternoon. the wind kind of calms down tonight. so it will be a cool start to your day. tomorrow but we're going to warm into the mid 60s tomorrow. and 70 on sunday. and maybe 80 by monday. debbie duhaime is in the traffic center in for heather this morning, what's beginning on out there? >>> what's happening on the sub seays right now on the downtown 2 and 5 trains, seeing some delays and it's all due to some police department activity. somebody requiring system medical attention there. what else is happening as you take it to the grand central eastbound slowing down right into kew gardens. accident still blocking one lane. and getting reports of an accident now cross bronx east right past castle hill avenue. accident blocking a lane approaching the bruckner interchange. to the new england thruway south into 18 b. it's construction down through ma mar knack and alternate side of the street parkin

a little bit of a breeze out of the northeast at 7 and 55 degrees. be climbing as the afternoon goes on. we'll go throughç the forecast numbers neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. let's see if the sun glare is affecting traffic. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> maybe in some spots but right here we're watching a different thing. this is an accident scene on 95 right around street road. you can see the flashing lights just above the signs right there. what's going on right over here, a vehicle facing the wrong direction. penndot crews on the scene. you can see another set flashing lights on the opposite side of the road. traffic still moving along nicely. this is headed southbound by the scene. everything is still okay for the most part. but definitely something that could tie things up later as everything starts to increase in volume. out in brick township, we're still watching this overtornado vehicle on the parkway headed southbound around exit 90 at chambers bridge road. reports of some gaper delay head th

northeast philadelphia now down to 36 degrees.antic city is even getting in on the cooler morning at 34. dry for beach avenue. no sign of any wet weather today. not going to see a repeat of yesterday morning. it will start off dry and with clear skies. that's part of why it's so much colder this morning. pottstown at 33 degrees. wilmington in the 30s. you'll even find 30s in cape may county. cape may reporting 39 degrees inland, woodbine and ocean view both at 38. the atlantic city marina is in the low 40s. mullica township, drops down to 36 degrees and it's still falling at this hour. en is's not up for another hour and 20 minutes. stand by. we will see sunshine, though, satellite just a few high clouds to the north. those are going to fizzle. nice warmup during the day today after you get that jacket this morning. you'll need the sunglasses, 51 degrees in the pocono mountains, 57 in quakertown, allentown at 59. the wind will stay light through the day. what little breeze we feel during the day will come out of the north/northeas

the first shooting happened in the 800 block of blatan road northeast. a man was taken to the hospital. later police were called to the 1400 block of florida avenue northeast where a man was also wounded in a shooting. police say he was also conscious and breathing when taken to the hospital and at this time police aren't saying whether those two shootings are related. >>> dc's very first national cannabis festival at rfk stadium is underway right now. people there are saying it's a big success. they're highlighting what they say are the positives associated wi matt is there live for us now. what are they saying? >> these proprietors of pot say it's a peaceful drug that helps bring people together and even helps cancer. thousands of connoisseurs have been enjoying food or even the occasional drag even though it's illegal to smoke in public in the district. >> coming here today, seeing the wide range of people in general, all age groups, demographics, literally anyone and everyone. >> but not everybody supports the legalization of marijuana. a chairman fo

you can see this, towards the northeast, quickly, maybe damascus.nleys around the culpepper area, about to lift in towards southern, this is moving northeast at 50 miles an hour, as i said earlier, the nats, twins, preseason, national spark, may get clipped by this. towards warrenton 6:11. fairfax 6:25 potentially dc at 6:37. behind the line of showers, it gets colder, when you get to the other side of the mountains. cleveland is in the 40s, along with toledo, 20 warm air in place, that's not going to last. we will get chilly here. hope you didn't put the boots or sweaters away. you are going to need them. temperatures falling to the 50s in the mountains, low 80s in most of the metro right now with partly to mostly cloudy skies, the winds are gusting out of the south, southwest, 30 miles an hour, saturday night, sundays morning, may gust 40-50 miles an hour. coldernary canada, dipping in to the northern u.s., the battle is on from winter, bringing a little snow to the great lakes to the severe weather. the threat this afternoon is now southern georg

cruz is kryptonite in the northeast. nobody likes him in the northeast.th has been eviscerate frd the republican party, cruz will be annihilated tomorrow. the only chance would be a strong kasich. >> in fairness, yes, cruz, his numbers in the northeast are terrible. kasich's numbers in the northeast have not been that great. kasich i can, the theory of kasich is that he would perform, at least get 30 or 40% in states like connecticut. >> why this alliance is unraveling. >> jeffrey, go ahead. >> anderson, we talked before about our colleague, michael smerconish, in which he said months ago that the human ego is involved here. these people are going to point fingers and say no, you get out, no, you get out. that's exactly what's happening. now we are down to two left. ted cruz and john kasich and they're pointing fingers in their own fashion at the other guy waiting for him to get out, and it is not going to happen. >> in fairness to cruz, john kasich won one -- isn't this one of trump's new nicknames for him, 1 for 38 john. yes, they're both pointing finge

thank you. >>> a police officer shoots and kills a pit bull in northeast. this happened just off new hampshia bit a woman. but when they arrived at the scene, the dog moved toward the officer and that's when the officer shot the dog. one witness told news 4 it didn't need to end like that. >> because i take the dog back up to the house with a stick. i say go, go, get back in the house. i let them in, somehow they they got out. i don't know how they got back out again. and the next thing i hear and see was the officer pointing his gun at it and shot the dog. >> the humane society took a second dog from the scene. the woman who was bit was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. >>> today president obama takes his push to fill the open seat on the supreme court to chicago. . he will make his case to students at the university of chicago law school where he once taught constitutional law. you'll remember the president nominated d.c. judge merrick garland to replace justice scalia last month. anddg to heat with two senators this morning. both senators