>>> let's first begin in palisades new york where route 9 is closed due to an accident with a downed pole and wires park way as an alternate. in new jersey, a line blocked on beverwick road, all of the major thorough fairs are still moving well. a look at the l.i.e. in queens you are moving well wet roadways out there be careful as john has mentioned mass transit everything on or close to schedule. new jersey transit and lirr. speaking of mass transit with a deadline eleven days away new jersey transit is ready to keep workers moving if there is a walk out they'll have a plan in place to get commuters where they need to go. >>> sticking points in contract include wage increases and worker contributions to health care, without a deal they authorized a walk out after midnight on march 13th. >>> there is a battle brewing on long island where they want a moratorium on e-cigarette stores. unanswered health questions. jennifer mclogan is reporting. >> reporter: into the world of vape shops. the e-cigarette customer albert augustine. >> huge at work, it is a growing, growing fad. >>> they d

. >>> finally from us, let's head to the pacific palisades bantam jeffrey hits at the buzzer. sends the game to overtime. a once-in-a-lifetime moment until overtime. still tied. 2 seconds to go. it's jack again. yeah. blue devils win it 38-35. isn't that great? >> those were 8-year-olds? >> 8-year-olds from pacific palisades. >> they're really good. >>> let's check in with what we're working on for eyewitness news at 11:00. here's sade baderinwa. >> a big night on the road to the white house. we'll be keeping on top of the results. abc news will have updates throughout the evening and late reaction at 11:00. also, new concerns about the power of prescription pain killers and why doctors may not be prescribing them as often in the future. we'll have those stories and more coming up tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. >> that's it for us. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter. >> world news tonight is coming up next. >>> breaking news tonight. the exit polls coming in right now. what the voters are revealing already. will donald trump essentially seal the deal? >> this is the pl

great recruiting tool to say we have the palisade. think 100 u.s.roops is the way to take it away. it was an successful and iraq and it wasn't successful in afghanistan. we are more than capable of taking it away but we are not capable of holding it. it has always been a problem. get local people to hold it who are accepted. the on way this works is a sunni air force -- the only way this works is a sunni air force to take the territory and hold it. the only way that happens is if sunnisnni's and iraq and and syria believe they have -- charlie: and isis is sunni. mike: and this is sunni territory. charlie: the question is, in syria we have an increase, the president increasing the number of special forces on the ground. we have 3000 people on the ground now. mike:. happened. significantly change the strategy but we did intensify it. say we to look again and are still not the grading these guys. we are not the grading them to a point where they are not able to conduct attacks. the way you have to measure whether you are defeating them or not is their

. >> good morning bill, get an f on the palisades parkway southbound heading down toward exit six in orangeburg, it is an accident. traffic is very busy through that stretch. now, are the southbound freeway picking up volume. if you're going to be taking a ride to the n and r, downtown delays with on going signal problems, also l delays with police department activity. watch for delays by third avenue with a stalled car and over on the southern state parkway. an accident still working over there. building up and around the helix and going alternate side parking rules are city wide. back over t. >>> thank you. 6:40. two teens missing for nearly a year are found safe. wait until you hear where they were found and who is facing charges. >> the investigation into a possible bias attack on a new post getting -- light i always heard fios was a lot faster. but i thought it'd be a hassle to switch. turns out it wasn't. they showed up when i asked and they set up wi-fi on my laptop and my tablet and stuff. it's true. it is better. i'm here to mow the lawn. it's february, curtis. maybe i shoul

palisades approach, it's e-zpass only for a few moments. u.s. 9 southbound at king george's post road, cleanup from an earlier crash. alternate side meter rules in effect. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> emily, thank you very much. >>> new this morning, most vehicles aren't doing so great when it comes to providing enough light nor drivers to see clearly at night. in a study by the insurance institute for highway safety, out of 30 mid-sized cars, only the headlights on one model, the toyota prius are rated as good. the study says the bmw 3 series is the worst at allowing drivers to see down a dark road. >>> police are now releasing card readers to at ms in brooklyn and queens. these are the men they're looking for. they were caught on camera installing and removing card readers at atms inside td banks. in brooklyn heights and jackson heights. they say they struck at least five times since september. if you have any information, give police a call. >>> disgraced former new york assembly leader sheldon silver cannot remain a lawyer unt

that won't happen until september, but he and hiss hotty have started house hunting in the pacific palisades over the weekend fl check out this $19 mil mansion, and while that is some stunning real estate, we can't take our off the heidi baby bump. and of course this guy. yeah, queue the music sessions for baby. another musician we lo who's about to become a dad, john and christy teaguen. >> the kardashians favorly took over, with all the chats and selfies, but no, it really was a party for someoneelse. yes, the mama to be was glowing in all guests included erin andrews and m kelly. the cake had this shot of what the baby girl could look like, but the best or maybe worst -- no, best part, they served mcdonald's sausage egg mcmuffins and hash browns around. >> here's the before baby shot barely five hours later, the after. ivanca trump is now a mom of three. her son james was born at 5:43 easter sunday. she and her husband jared kris never were all sm then the next thing you know, if van can posts she's her baby. and she looks like she didn't even break a sweat. >> and the baby boom does not

you drive around like police officers it is about to >> guitar solo, these officers are from the palisades police department, the classic journey song, "don't stop believein'. believing." we will keep pushing through, don't stop believing. >> it's the right message. >> everybody knows these words. >> moving on here. one thing to play with your food, a whole other thing to create art with it. i don't know if you have seen it, it's amazing. pancake art, mesmerizing. in celebration of zootopia movie. is a master masterpiece that's almost too beautiful to eat. by the way this movie is supposed to be great. >> you should frame it. too good to eat right? >> then it gets moldy. >> nothing like helping animals? who says dogs and cats don't get along. few seconds go by and the pets, we're in the clear, okay, okay, let me out. cat runs over, finds a way to pull the wall down. there we go. fantastic. >> that's a good cat! >> it is. you know they're talking to each other right? this could be a movie in itself. >> exactly what they're doing. >> animals are absolutely amazing. >> just when the owners ar

right now palisades with an fox southbound slowing everyone down by exit 6 heading to tappan zee bridge, though, you're fine. let's go to our trains because we have problem with the l-train an investigation so smm of the trains bound material nate -- terminating at 8th eave and broadway junction. everything else with trains on or close. ben and juliet. >> all ready. : kanye west in the news again if reportedly supporting donald >> phage six is reporting west overheard on the flights saying he was all prl the republican candidate over hillary clinton west has declined the report and according to the federal election commission he's contributed 2700 dollars to hillary clinton's campaign. he's also donated to the dmbt national committee and performed at a democratic fundraiser in 2014. >> basically shooting down that story. that's what's happening here. janet jackson canceled a series of european concert on her unbreakable tour because of poor ticket sales. >> offering refunds because she was about to flop badly. says, quote, it's better to cancel than play a room. her tour producers in eu

until september, however, he an the hotty have already started nesting, house hunting in the pacific palisades over the weekend, the two checked out this $19.9 million mansion. and while that is some stunning real estate, can't take our and of course this guy. yeah, queue the music sessions for baby. another musician we love who's about to become a dad? john legend and chrissy tiegen. but what's it like when the kardashians throw you a baby shower? >> the kardashians basically took over, what with all the snap chats and selfies, but no, it really was a party for someone else. even licking john's head, the mama to be was glowing in all white. guesss i erin anderson, juwan kelly and mia kelly. the cake had this shot of what the baby girl could look like, but the best or maybe worst -- no, best part, they served mcdonald's sausage egg mcmuffins and hash browns for all. >> final you got to check this out, here's the before baby later, the after. yes, if ivanca trump is now a mom of three. her son james was born at 5:43 easter sunday. she and her husband jared kris never were all smiles. then next

rockland and westchesser crossing the tappan zee bridge no problems towards the palisades, let's go to the cameras and look at staten island expressway by victory boulevard westbound and eastbound smooth sailing. the george washington bridge upper and lower level no delays, same for the lincoln and holland tunnel. ben: presidential candidates continue their campaign in arizona, utah and idaho. juliet: they are hoping to sway voters in those western states. >> reporter: the next round of hillary clinton and donald trump are focusing their attacks on each other. clinton condemning donald after violent rhetoric at his rallies. >> if you see bigotry, oppose it. if you see violence, condemn it. if you see a bully, stand up to him. >> reporter: trump hit back hard at hillary during a town hall monday night. while defending his supporters who he said are passionate and angry with the way the country is going. >> she shouldn't be running. she should not be allowed to run based on the emails. she is being protected. >> reporter: ted cruz attacks donald trump on his a stance on israel. donald sa

no problems out to the palisades . let's go out to the fdr drive. construction leaving only one lane open by southbound 73rd st. . you will have just the left lane open as you had southbound. northbound, you are fine. here's the cross box affecting the commute is down at jerome. if you're heading westbound, there is a it's blurry but you can see traffic moving slow . as for the lincoln, , you are fine with all three >> reality t.v. star, joe giudice reports to prison. he will serve 41 months in 2014. he and his wife teresa pled guilty to fraud. she completed her 15 months in december.they staggered their prison term so they could be home with the kids.the legal problems may not be over but i think he has a 3 and a half years but he is living illegally in the us since he was a child and he could be deported to italy when he completes his sentence. >> i have to tell you i think he was brought here as a child and i think a judge will say you have a family here they might break up the family. >> : like you don't watch all of these housewife shows. >> to

said: >> reporter: a neighbor says clifford la may lived alone in a third floor apartment in this palisades park. he knew him only in passing but >> i believe he was a good worker. a hard worker that did his job. >> reporter: company officials say losing a valued employee is very difficult. >>> high winds this morning brought down trees and power lines in our area. one large tree landed on a car in yonkers. lee goldberg is tracking the weather. >> once the sun goes behind the buildings it is gusty and colder. that's what you'll be dealing with. a the george washington bridge is a slow go. i don't think that's because of the wind. the wind is 30 miles per hour. northwest winds still gusting hour. peak wind gusts were over 40 miles per hour. last night 55 to 58 mile-per- you can see what the peak wind gusts are like over this last hour. gusts 35 miles per hour. airport delays are significant at laguardia and j.f.k. that will be the case in the early evening. they'll play a catchup later on. storm center found big winds near newfoundland. that will roll away. winds will diminish around 8:00 or

last week flames tore through the 150-year-old church on palisades avenue. on this day, parishioners are gathering with a lot of gratitude that no one was hurt remains very much intact. kristin thorne is live in inglewood with more. >> happy easter to everyone. the church is planning to hold services here because they do expect a large turnout of people for easter services. this was last tuesday when the fire broke out at the first presbyterian church. the fire badly damaged the 150-year-old church. the cause of the fire still under investigation. congress gants -- congregants say they have been so thankful to the community that has really come out to help. >> it is a devastation to the whole community, for one thing. the commute has come forward, certainly, and been very generous. for me personally, i love that church. that the pastor of the first presbyterian church showed to parishioners during that good friday service. he says that it was pulled from the rubble. he says it is a sign that they should and that they will rebuild. we're live this morning, i'

. >> reporter: this place is amazing. the pacific palisades which is 21 miles from hollywood. it's now on the market for a cool $33 million. and only i give you an exclusive first look inside the presidential palace. >> welcomes the riviera white house. >> reporter: janice ciccone takes us inside the house the reagans built >> the history of the house is obviously amazing. >> there is the view. this is amazing. >> this is a presidential do. took the reagans motherland and began building their modest 4700 ft.2 midcentury home in 1955. it's where they raise their children and lived for three decades. the price take then? $8000. >> this is not what the kitchen looked like a 1957. >> my servants to everything. >> that's part of living better electrically. >> was host of the ge television show and they they would make it the house of the future. the reagan sold their house in 1982 and since then it's had a pricey facelift. this does mentioned it on a 28,000 square-foot lot and the new kitchen of the future features handmade italian stove with $80,000 per >> how many thousand square

near lemays palisades park home, they called him a kind and gentle person. >> easy going. he had a smile on his face most of the time. >> gusty winds roared across the tristate overnight. knocking down trees and tearing down power lines on long island. westchester county wasn't spared either, in yonkers, crews spent the day cleaning up downed trees and wires. this tree nearly missing this man's house. >> my family was there, we're luck lucky, very lucky. >> police trying to determine if the strong winds are to blame for clifford will may's death. >> it's not something you like to hear about. it's terrible. >> the company that owns the building complex says lemay was highly regarded and loved by everyone. the company says it extends its condolences to his family. >>> we want to bring in janice huff now to talk about how strong the wind was during this time in the accident during the early morning hours. >> the winds generally were gusting between 20 and 35 miles per hour. there were some 40 mile per hour gusts within this range. up toward newburg, 33. islip, 33. in some iso

. >> she happened to be at the palisades center and observed the cab.alked to the cab driver. the cab driver said, oh, yes, i did pick her up. i did drive her to another liquor store, then i dropped her off at the palisades center. we find the taxi driver and the driver told us she went to dave and buster. >> we went to dave and buster, they say she work here, but she was off that day. we called the the police and the police came in and took her information. >> what seems like an open and shut case turns out to be much more challenging. morrow doesn't show up for work the next day, so police can't question her, and they can't locate a home address for her, another dead end. but within a week, news outlets are hot on the story. the video is broadcast to thousands of homes and someone recognizes mahogany morrow. >> i did go back to work. i finished out my day. my sister called me down from brooklyn and made me aware that i made the news. >> seeing herself on television is not easy for the young brooklyn native. seeing her actions broadcast publicly makes

it started at about 7:00 last night at the church on palisade avenue. chopper 4 in fact over the scene as flames ripped through the home. on the ground, some of the 450 parishioners watched the flames destroy their church. their pastor prayed for the safety of the firefighters. >> our faith is not in buildings. you do develop emotional attachments. i think about all the people who have been married here or all the babies baptized here. >> a lot of memories. the church is trying to decide where it will hold easter services. it adds that the easter message of the resurrection will hold a special meaning for the congregation this year. >>> it's 5:40 right now. the e-mail from a local police >> also, police searching for a crew of thieves. the simple scam they're accused of using to steal thousands of dollars. >> storm team 4 tracking a big warmup. weather and traffic on the 4s as we look at the tappan zee >>> 5:44. wednesday morning. smack-dab in the middle of the week. probably the warmest day of the week. around 50 degrees. a little bit of a breeze out t

one night at pacific palisades, he wrote, whenever i treasure and enjoy, all would be without meetingve you. i live in a permanent christmas because god gave me you. nancy saved his love letters in a shopping bag in her closet. she reciprocated by slipping little notes and jellybeans in with the clothes in his suitcase . and while he was away, she said, i would drive home feeling very lonely and very sad, and i would knit him socks. she also reciprocated by dedicating her life to him. i was, i suppose, a woman of the old school, she wrote. if you wanted to make your life with a man, you took on whatever his interests were, and they begin your interests, too. if ronald reagan had owned a shoe store, nancy would have been very happy pushing shoes and working the register. ronald reagan's interest turned in a different direction, of course, to politics and public service. nancy, who might have preferred a more private life, became the consummate political wife and first lady. he owed much of the success of his presidency to her. she had an instinct for reading people that the president k

video posted on twitter shows flames shooting through the roof of the first presbyterian church on palisade avenue. firefighters say the fire was confined to the sanctuary of this historic church. established in 1860, first presbyterian is the oldest church in englewood. 12-year-old sharon siegler saw this fire and called for help. >> i hear windows shattering, and like, there's like, fire and smoke like, everywhere. then i called 911 and like everyone shows up. >> we really work the home church of most of the persons who founded the town. so does hold a special place in the heart of this town. >> thankfully no one was hurt. the pastor says they still plan to hold easter sunday service. >>> for the third time in a week in new york city student has been caught armed at school. and tonight there are calls for more security and students and staff. tracee carrasco has more. millimeter handgun found tuesday afternoon in the backpack of a 14-year-old boy here at ms 61 in crown heights brooklyn. police sources tell us the gun was not loaded but the teen was also carrying two lips with nine bullets

they've been fighting this project for years claiming the new building would ruin the view of the palisades. lg agreed to scale back the size of the building. the company originally planned to build an 8-story tower. it called for a four-story building instead. >>> women with endometriosis may have a higher risk much heart disease. women under 40 will have that as likely to develop chest pains or have a heart a attack. endometriosis affects one out of ten women. >>> also in news for your health, moving school breakfasts into the classroom doesn't quite make the grade. a study of new york city schools found breakfast after the bell rings boosted participation in the program from 25% to 80%. it didn't increase student attendance or improve academic achievement. it didn't raise obesity rates as some feared. >>> matt harvey should be good to go for baseball's opening. >>. the mystery illness turned out to be a blood clot in his bladder. he headed to the doctor to find out what was wrong. he's glad that everything is okay. >> passed it yesterday. it wasn't a great first day of but cleared that a

it started at 7:00 last night at the first presbyterian church on palisade avenue. flames ripped through the roof and a lot of them as well. 450 parishioners watched the flames destroy their church. the pastor prayed for the safety of the firefighters sniept our faith is not in the building. you do develop emotional attachments. because i think about all the people who have been married here, all the babies who have been baptized here. >> a lot of memories. the church is trying to decide where it will hold easter services next weekend. it adds that the easter message of resurrection will hold a special meaning for the congregation this year. >>> three men pulled from a house fire in queens have died. flames ripped through a two-story home on ithaca street before 10:30 monday night. firefighters found the three men unconscious inside. all three rushed to nearby hospitals. terribly, none survived. two victims have been identified. a 53-year-old and 71-year-old martino owe the cause of the >>> police say a victim was hit 115th and madison avenue in east harlem at about

if you're headed to the lower level, or using the palisades approach, app e-zpass until 6:00 a.m. a look at the grand central parkway by laguardia airport. a few crowds on the road. >>> new jersey drivers may see more of the pothole killers hitting the highways. with spring around the corner. deal with the potholes aggressively. to avoid traffic problems, they'll do most of the work between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. new jersey drivers, you can call 1-800-pothole to report problem areas. >>> sea of hoboken is rolling out a new pay by plate parking system. instead of paying and going back to your car to put that receipt on the dashboard like you do in new york, drivers are going to punch in their license plate number at a kiosk. you pay and then you can do whatever you need to do. here's the good part. you don't have to feed the meters. because you can extend your parking time to a smartphone app. hoboken starts phasing in the system on monday. good for them. >> it's 4:57 on this friday morning. a couple hit by an suv that came crashing into a pizzeria in florida is describing the ter

lower level palisades approach until 6:00. the lower level under the apartments. couple lanes blocked for construction. the bqe and cadman plaza, looking nice. the manhattan bound brooklyn bridge, two lanes blocked for construction. that is manhattan bound. if you are headed out today for the holiday weekend, heading to laguardia, looks like the grand central parkway is moving along without any big delays. the goethals doing a hold again. that's closed for a few moments. take the outer bridge or the bayonne. alternate side is suspended today. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> 'em emily, thank you very much. >>> a third victim has been recovered. the body of harry hernandez of yesterday after salvage crews used a giant crane to lift that sunken boat out of the water. police say the tugboat slammed into a barge on march 12th. near the site where the new tappan zee bridge is being built. two other bodies were recovered the weekend of the crash. >>> it's 4:47. there's a search for a man who stabbed and carjacked a livery cab driver in yonkers. he's fighting for h

before ices declared the palisades. ninety-eight people on u.s. soil linked to isis. specifically, just one group. the threat is real. the largest terrorist attack. europe has been routine major since september the 11th. this is absolutely a threat. we have people that are on the beefs up waiver program. trish: it will come into focus big time. you are so right. what are the policy mistakes that have been made? we now find ourselves in a horrible spot. we need to broaden the aperture and go after them. you should not be able to calm to america. there should be democracy. that is what we had. and then we need to look at internal security. making it easy to cooperate is people before they start killing people. >> it is not politically correct. somehow it was okay to say that someone was a communist. if you call someone an islamic extremists, our president will not even go there, ashley. that is a shame. pick up the phone. contact someone and say i do not like the looks of this. people flagging authorities and saying something is going on here. they have managed to bust

ines rosales is here with your traffic update. palisades towards the tappan zee bridge you are moving fine, same goes for the westchester side, let's see how things are moving on the lie, eastown, westbound smooth sailing. lincoln tunnel, we have some volumes there, 5 to 10 minutes into the city same goes for the holland and george washington bridge, 495 looks pretty good. bqe normal delays. juliet: we told you about a guy walking around brooklyn and queens attacking older women. now we have new video from this guy. ben: police have released new surveillance video from the pretty good shot, look at that, the police say the suspect followed the 83-year-old woman and hit her in the face but did not steal anything. police say the other incidents were similar but they resulted in robberies. if you know who that man is call crimestoppers, 800-577-tips. >> another controversy in the race for president and involves donald trump. this time the issue is abortion. ben: he stepped on a political and mine with some comments he made and a couple hours later he clarified his remarks, you might say

it's the palisades in the bronx river parkway. let's look at the cameras over by eastbound westbound. we have a problem if you take the holland tunnel in brown. traffic jam up with the turnpike and 109 coming together. have the delay that you will encounter with traffic barely moving. lincoln and george washington bridge with no problems there. >> the nypd has no recruits on the daily battle to prevent a terror attack in the city. >> they graduated during a special ceremony. we talk about the highly trained canines. >> it's a really important job . they will be part of the canine counter terrorism force. they see these dogs on trains across the city. eight of the dogs are labrador retrievers and the nypd says they are some of the most advanced and highly trained law enforcement dogs in the world. it takes half $1 million to keep the program . the commissioner says the dogs can prevent terror attacks similar to what week .>> they are specially trained dogs. you see them at the trains and the subway cars . the threat that we are fac

flames shot out of the first respiratory in church on east palisade avenue last night. heavy smoke blanketed the the fire and they say no events were scheduled last night and was believed to be in the building when the fire broke out . >> right now, i am just grateful that no one was inside the building. i am watching the firefighters work diligently and just praying that they remain safe and there are no injuries. >> that was reverent. he says he is not certain where easter services will be held this sunday. >> for the third time in one week, a student was busted for bringing a gun to school. the 14-year-old was arrested after bringing the 9 mm gun to the gladstone heights. the boy told the administrator he was having problems with kids in the neighborhood. juvenile and last thursday stata 15 -year-old was caught at the college academy in jamaica queens. two years before that , he gun in jamaica. >> teresa is out and joe is in. joe giudice reports to federal prison in new jersey. the real housewives star will serve 41 months . he and his wife led guilty to fraud. she c

if you are traveling on the throughway, the palisades running up to speed, not too bad if you are traveling on the parkway around this area, 684 everything running along good in this spot. bring you -- juliet: coffee? christina: no coffee on this roadway. we have an issue, 495 towards lincoln. flashing lights, the incidence, not sure if it is an accident or star but we have police activity blocking one lane and it is crowded. towards the inbound lincoln, once you pass that, pretty much wide open past this hotspot. new jersey transit, still again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... ben: the big tease, madonna keeps making headlines on her rebel heart tour. juliet: she brought a fan on stage and pulled his shirt down. we don't have the video, trust me on this. she is standing there, she pools on her shirt, pulled her tank top down, the woman's breast was exposed, she told the crowd sorry, sexual harassment. she has shown up dramatically late, been accused of being under the influence,

one christmas at pacific palisades he wrote, whatever i treasure and enjoy, all would be without meaningag in her closet. she reciprocated by slipping little notes and jelly beans in with the clothes in his suitcase. and while he was away she said, i'd drive home feeling very lonely and very sad and i would knit him socks. she also resip prokalted, reciprocated by dedicating her life to him. i was, i suppose, a woman of the old school, she wrote. if you wanted to make your life with a man, you took on whatever his interests were and they became your interests too. if ronald reagan had owned a shoe store, mike beaver wrote, nancy would have been very happy pushing shoes and working the register. ronald reagan's interest turned into a different direction of course, to politics and public service. nancy, who might have preferred a more private life, became the consummate political wife and first lady. he owed much of the success of his presidency to her. she had an instinct for reading people that the president knew he lacked. nancy, he wrote, sees the goodness in people. but she also had a

two problems in rock land, palisades parkway, southbound, and disabled vehicle here. kind of over the river here tappan zee bridge into westchester there's a disabled vehicle blocking the right lane. and spring brook, southbound, very heavy delays, either a minor accident or disabled vehicle after the saw mill. and grant central parkway we have an accident. go back by laguardia airport which is also starting to experience delays on arrival as. so check with your carrier. we'll take a look at the lincoln tunnel. 30-minute wait at the tolls. 25 minutes at the holland tunnel and george washington bridge. alternate side parking rules in effect. >>> 6:47 right now. new this morning, we just learned mother teresa will be made a saint on september 4th. word came from the vatican a short while ago. pope francis set the date for her canonization. mother teresa was a nun who dedicated her life to helping the poorest people. >>> dinosaur experts say before there was a tyrannosaurus rex there was a tinier one. these tiny tyrannosaurus are about the size of a horse what's now in c

the evening >> reporter: a neighbor clifford la may lived alone in a third floor apartment in this palisades park. he knew him only in passing but said he was a good man. >> think kept to himself? >> pretty much. he was a hard worker and did his job. >> reporter: he was the building manager for alfred enterprises. in a statement from company officials this afternoon they write, we are heart broken to have lost an individual who has been a part of our daily work life for four years. he was highly regarded by all of us. a very tragic death. >> for sure. thank you very much. >>> high winds knocked down trees and power lines across our area overnight. some of the worse damage was in westchester county. >>> since then the wind gusts have died down a little bit. we have meteorologist lee goldberg outside with the forecast. >> reporter: our winds are still gusting at 30 miles per hour. it is gusty outside. it is starting to back off. the wind doesn't feel all that bad because sunshine is out. when you get in the shade and you get gusts it is biting outside. we'll see improving conditions through th

before she died, i reminded her of something that happened many decades ago when we lived in pacific palisades and set up his massage table in my parents' dressing room. on one of these days, as my father lay face down on the table, my mother tiptoed in, kissed him lightly on the back of his neck, and tiptoed out. she didn't know it -- he didn't know it was her. but he went through the rest of the massage. never said a word. and after the masseur left he said to my mother, don't think we can have him back anymore. why, she asked him? what happened? well, he kissed me. when she told him it was her, he was flooded with relief, and said, thank god. i didn't know what to do. my mother's laughter in remembering that day would unbeknownst to me turn out to be the last time i would hear her laugh. it's no secret that my mother and i had a challenging and often contentious relationship. when i was a child, i imagined having warm, comfortable, conversations with her, the kind of conversations that feel like lamplight. the reality was far different. i tried her patience and she intimidated me. we were n

one christmas at pacific palisades, he wrote, all would be without meaning if i did not have you.hopping bag in her closet. she reciprocated by slipping little notes and jellybeans in the suitcase. i would knit him socks. i was asked the old school she wrote. they took on whatever the interest were. they became your interests, too. if ronald reagan had owned a shoe store, nancy would have been very happy pushing shoes and working the register. turned in a different direction, of course. to politics and public service. nancy who may have preferred a more private life, became the political life and first lady. owes much of the success of his presidency to her. she had an instinct for reading people. that the president knew that he lacked. nancy, he wrote, sees the goodness in people. she also has an extra instinct. he came to personnel. she knew who was paddling their own canoe and two was loyal. as tough as a marine drill sergeant. keeping her informed. seeking her support. he would at her voice to theirs. she was without a doubt his closest advisor. she is the one who said you nee

. >> and we have more from los angeles with more. the pacific paa -- palisades and we give you a first look inside of the presidential palace. >> hello. >> let me show you around, the designer and developer from jamming properties inside the house the reagans built. >> the history is amazing, what are the wow factors for you. >> there is the view. this is amazing. this is a presidential view for sure. >> the reagans bought the land and started building their modest 4700-foot square home in 1955. it is where they raised their children and lived for 30 years. the price tag was $8000. >> this is not what the kitchen looked like in 1957. no. >> my electric servants do everything. >> he was the host of the ge television show. they decided he was building a would make it the house of the future, they sold their house in 1982 and since then it has had a pricey facelift. the now two story mansion is on a 28,000 square foot lod. >> how many is this home? >> it is about 12,000 square feet and how many bedrooms? >> about 7. >> i think this deserve as toast to the reagans. >> so much more tonight

one christmas at pacific palisades, he wrote, whatever i treasure and enjoy, all would be without meanings in a shopping bag in her closet. she reciprocated by slipping little notes and jelly beans in with the clothes in his suitcase. and while he was away, she said, i would drive home feeling very lonely and very sad, and i would knit him socks. she also reciprocated by dedicating her life to him. i was, i suppose, a woman of the old school, she wrote. if you wanted to make your life with a man, you took on whatever his interests were, and they became your interests, too. if ronald reagan had owned a shoe store, nancy would have been very happy pushing shoes and working the register. ronald reagan's interests turned in a different direction, of course, to politics and public service. nancy, who might have preferred a more private life, became the c consummate political life and first lady. he owed much of the success of his presidency to her. she had an instinct for reading people that the president knew he lacked. nancy, he wrote, sees the goodness in people, but she also has an extra i

. >> claimed out of the first presbyterian church on palisades avenue. heavy smoke blank ed the the area as they balings that fire. no events scmged for last night and no one believed to be in that building whether the fire broke out. >> working with firefighters and praying they remain safe and no injurieses. remped said he's not sure where easter services will be held this coming sunday. a new york city student busted for bringing a gun to school. 14-year-old was arrested it yesterday after bringing this nine millimeter gun and two loaded magazines in gladstone they told administrator he was having problems with kids in the neighborhood. he's been charged now as a juvenile. last thursday police say a 15-year-old caught with a gun at the york early college academy in jamaica queens. two days before that an 11-year-old boy brought his grandfather's loaded gun into ps40 also many jamaica. after historic visit to cuba president obama and first family are in argentina today. awe -- so nice. >> especially traveling on air force one. great. arrive inside buen

we'll start with palisades parkway southboune by exit 6 orangeburg road. you can see by map flows things moving nicely this morn wing. let's take a live l itk outside at delays. here's belt parkway westbound. things are very slow going. we do have reports of an accident further west of here. i'm waiting for confirmation on that. leave yourself extra time if you're using belt parkway heading out the door right now. >> thanks, lauren. it's 6:26. a yonkers truck driver is accused of using a disappearing license plate trick to avoid tolls on the george washington bridge. he rigged it with a fishing line. he could pull it out of sight when he approached the tolls. to cross the gw. >>> it's 6:26. coming up next, a violent day in one brooklyn ne hborhood. >> reporter: i'm katherine creag live in crown heights where police are on the scene of yet another shooting. this is where a young man lost his life. happened hours after two teenagers were shot. wegh'll have the latest coming up. rmporter: and this could be the final weekday commute before a possible new jerse

cascades parkway at palisade parkway, right lane blocked there in northern virginia.nd that has been hanging around with some road work. big look at the beltway, problems right now. everything actually looking a little pet light her than normal probably because of folks and kiddos on spring break. we'll talk more about the marc situation coming up. >>> the flight attendant who alledgedly tried to take 70 pounds of cocaine through security at los angeles international airport is facing several charges. marsha reynolds has been charged with a federal mar cot if i cans trafficking offense. police say she flashed an airline i.d. to tsa officials on friday but wrandomly selected fr a secondary screening. she began running, kicked off her heels, dropped her bag. and officials found 21 individually wrapped packages of cocaine. she could face unto ten years in prison. >>> major developments about malaysia flight mh 370. australian investigators say they are almost certain that the debris is indeed from the missing plane. the plane disappeared more than two years ago with 239

and then on the palisades still have this accident. you can see that delay coming into the thruway and then the thruway is heavy getting into the tappen zee bridge. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today. michelle, back to you. >> all right. have a good one. >>> blerches, what's going on? >> we have sunshine an your 9:00 temperature is going to be 42 degrees. one hour. so it's going to warm up really quick here as we get toward degrees. later on this afternoon we're looking at a lot of sunshine, to 57. that's above normal and that's going to feel great, particularly because that wind is gone from yesterday. tomorrow even warmer. march goes out like a lamb, clouds. rain comes in overnight thursday, friday a rainy day to kick off april and then it's going to get chilly this weekend, especially for the yankees' home opener on monday. michelle. >> all right, thank you so much, bill. announcer: it's "live with kelly & michael". today, big-screen star jennifer lawrence... and harrison ford from "star wars: the

and they want, as their ideology spreads they want their groups to create their own palisades. -- caliphate'sthey want to attack us to create fear, to create political division in the west. charlie: we are losing ground in iraq, clearly. and that is the caliphate. mike: that is what they want, but what we want is to take away their territory and prevent those attacks. charlie: all of the things we are doing. mike: let's take a look at how we are doing. we are squeezing them in iraq and syria. 20% of their territory taken away, and probably increasingly so in several months. at the same time we are doing that, what are we doing outside of iraq and syria? they are growing like wildfire. they are gaining ground elsewhere. primarily libya. not only up along the coast where they are continuing to gain ground that down in southern libya. squeezing them in iraq and syria. isis you have in libya right now are largely focused on gaining territory, possibly conducting attacks. over time they will develop the same external focus on europe and the united states that isis and iraq and syria have. over tim

stalworth from our sister station in los angeles attended the private ceremony today in pacific palisadesnch legion of honor medal penned on these local world war ii veterans. more than 70 years after these veterans and their brethren joined allied forces to help liberate parts of europe, including france, from nazi german occupation, the french government is honoring them with the country's highest civilian honor. >> i am humbled by it. i think it's the greatest honor that i've ever received. >> i think it signifies both the honor for this country that gave me refuge as a jewish refugee from nazi germany during world war ii, my american infantry unit was attached to the first french army. >> reporter: it's a proud day for this veteran, despite how japanese americans were forced into internment camps in world war ii. most of his unit came from those camps. >> 2/3 of the outfit were volunteers from those camps. we are loyal to the united states. >> reporter: while we americans eternalally pay homage to these veterans, now the french join us in saying job well done and thank you for our fre

cascades parkway at palisade parkway, still the right lane blocked.nd remember chadds ford drive at 301 because of the fire activity. some road closures in that area, as well. travel times in ten minutes. >>> at 5:32, four things to know about the investigation today into the terror in brussels. right now authorities searching to at least one more suspect in tuesday's attacks. overnight we learned there may be a second militant involved in the bombing on the belgian subway system. tuesday's attacks killed 31, hurt nearly 300 others. evidence is building that the atrocities are connected to last fall's terror attacks in paris. >>> a man who spent years with children in northern virginia should learn his sentence today on child pornography charges. done woulded a essex is a former little league umpire. fbi agents say they arrested essex after he contacted an undercover officer soliciting him for sex thinking he was talking with a 9-year-old girl. he pleaded guilty to child porn possession last year. >>> a double shooting in waldorf has turned in to a ho

they were at high street and palisade. >>reporter: the fbi was here as well. cops evacuated the building here. 270 north broadway, a six story building. there are 74 units there. rat here was closed to traffic until about 1, 1:30 in the afternoon, 5 hours of investigation. the couple at the center of this being questioned now. they've lived here at this location only a few months. both of their vehicles were towed away. two vehicles with florida coming up at 6:00, we'll talk to some of the people here, displaced, out of their homes for hours and get their reactions. channel seven, eyewitness news. >> thank you, joe. >>> now to the warm weather that is breaking records in our area highs in the 70s for people outdoors for the second day this week. and if it is starting to feel like this is normal, consider this. one year ago today we were enjoying an above average temperature of five had four. today, we have more than 20 degrees above that. go back two years, and you can see just how stark that contrast is. meteorologist lee goldberg in central park sporting a s

before she died, i reminded her of something that happened many decades ago when we lived in pacific palisades. my father used to get assange is from a large eastern european men who would come to the house and set up his massage table in my parents dressing room. on one of these days, as my father lay face down on a table, my mother tiptoed in, kissed him lightly on the back of his neck, and tiptoed out. [laughter] he did not know it was her. [laughter] but he went through the rest of the massage. [laughter] never said a word, and after the missouri left, he said to my mother, i don't think we can have him back anymore. [laughter] why, she asked, what happened? well, he kissed me. when she told him it was her recovery he was flooded with relief, and said, thank god, i did not know what to do. my mother's laughter in remembering that day was unbeknownst to me, would turn out to be the last time i would hear her laugh. it is no secret that my mother and i had a challenging and often contentious relationship. when i was a child, i imagined having warm, comfortable conversations with her, the kin

the palisades, everything is doing good care. what road race for the most part. no major issues with snow on the road. driving into the city. very pretty single of the snow on the trees 495 heading towards the lincoln tunnel. wearing orange? it is ben simmoneau's favorite color. rosanna: no it's not. i believe it has something to do with autism awareness. crohn's disease. okay. greg: orange monday. the foundation of america. ben simmoneau is on the advisory committee. what is colitis? rosanna: it is and intestinal problem. for more strength is an addiction. you can never get enough of.. now it's time.. to bring that strength to your new colgate enamel health p mineral repair toothpaste. p it strengthens weakened enamel p 4x better by replenishing it with vital minerals. so smile.. with strength. with new colgate enamel health mineral repair toothpaste. smile greg: where are they moving that snow? you can just push that stuff off. rosanna: or no. does not care. especially if you're running for the train. in belgium, police say that stuff interested in the paris at

washington bridge, 9w both ways between the palisades parkway and oak tree road, it's a downed tree. so we have all lanes closed down in both directions. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today. ken, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> 6:02. the final super tuesday results are in this morning. pollsters were counting votes up until about 4:00 a.m. our time in alaska. now, the last frontier proved to be the latest victory for ted cruz, the senator from texas capturing three states and closing the delegate gap with treump. marco rubio did squeak out a win in minnesota where trump actually finished third. on the democratic side, hillary clinton came out ahead of rival bernie sanders. but the senator from vermont won four states adding some much needed delegates to his bank. political reporter dave evans is live in florida where his frontrunners are celebrating. dave, good morning. >>reporter: good morning, ken. first of all, the reason why we're in florida, even though they didn't vote last night, the reason is i think both donald trump and hillary clinton

approaching the palisades. heading towards the top of the bridge, you are okay here it let's go to our cameras. victory boulevard. heading towards the verrazano bridge. you will do with those normal delays. lincoln, 60-45 minute to lay. holland tunnel. george washington bridge. >> it does feel like spring. >> rosanna and i actually really ben: we love that part here it here we go. rosanna: i like the lala lala lost. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. >> what are they waiting for? stop rolling. row, row, row your boat. the harlem river. having a little pep talk right now. >> see if you could see and ask for a c on the shirt. greg: how do they steer that they, anyway? rosanna: maybe they are taking a break. harlem river. how about that for spring. let's talk about some news happening in our area. greg: this is stuff. and killed an american citizen. he survived to doers of duty in