where exactly is it in paterson? >> well, it's actually right outside of the historic district, and what's interesting about hinchliffe stadium, it's actually part of the national park that is there now, so it is literally right within the realm of history in paterson, especially since paterson is america's first planned industrialized city. so i grew up two blocks away from hinchliffe stadium, one block away from the great falls, and i was just kind of immersed in history. so i've just been very interested in the stadium for a very long time. >> and what is it that led you kind of to found this movement back in 2002, i believe? >> that's correct. 2002 was when the organization was formed, but in 1997, that's when the stadium closed down. and i read an article about the stadium closing down, and i just started to write to the national baseball hall of fame in cooperstown just simply asking about the stadium, and hinchliffe stadium was in their library's archives, and that charged me to do my own independent research.

this happened in paterson, new jersey. you can see the damage. the driver told us the police car without lights and sirens on ran a red light and hit his car. >> i stopped. i go slow. then he hit me. i don't know what happened to him. he is supposed to stop. >> reporter: >> paterson police have not sponded to our calls. >>> just a tragic scene in new jersey. a 4-year-old boy enjoying today's beautiful weather hit and killed in the street. avery labranch was playing in on north 7th street in paterson when he ran into the street. avery had just celebrated his fourth birthday. >> i can't believe this happgned. it is just a lot right now. just had a birthday on the tenth. he was a great kid. >> police say the driver who hit him was a 69-year-old woman heading home from church. she did stay on the scene. at this point, she has not been charged. >>> authorities say they found marijuana grow operations at three of he homes were eight family members were found dead in ohio, but they're not talking about any potential motive for the execution-style killin

. >> reporter: for richard paterson his kidney disease was caused by chem/for cancer. he needed a transplant. new kidney donated from his son. >> you want to make sure you don't pea come a kidney disease patient. >> reporter: we are told kidney disease is more prevalent in poor neighborhood and doctors say that once it becomes advanced people have to depend on dialysis or like in richard's case they need a

if you have any information that can help them, please call the paterson police department. aj ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> no decision will be reached tonight about whether the manslaughter conviction of former new york cop peter liang will be overturned. a hearing ended a short time ago will continue tomorrow with the cross-examination of the one juror who failed to reveal his father had a criminal record. liang was found guilty of shooting and killing akai gurley in the stairwell of a public housing project in 2014. postponed till next tuesday. >>> action taken against a high ranking nypdficial in connection with a corruption probe. capul is being reassigned pending further review. federal investigators are looking in to the actions of four nypd commanders from brooklyn south to see if they traded special favors for cash or gifts. two businessmen connected to mayor de blasio's inauguration are at the center of the investigation. de blasio said his administration is taking action. >> i authorized yesterday a lawyer representing my 2013 campaign to reach out to the

. >> we're just getting word of a large fire burning in paterson. we're going to give you a live on tuesday, we've got a big decision to make. and the new york daily news and the new york times already made theirs: both endorse hillary clinton for president. clinton is "supremely knowledgeable" and "results-driven." she "promises to be a true democratic champion"... "advancing an ambitious democratic agenda in the white house." and the times lauds her "vision, in which middle-class americans have a real shot at prosperity." new york's choice for president: hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. can't sleep. before long it's all you can think about. you feel anxious and uncertain. until one day you realize, this could be it. you've done it, you've quit smoking for good. a little suffering now can save a lot of suffering later. stop before the real suffering starts. you can quit smoking. >>> 6:56. following some breaking news in new jersey. newscopter 7 over a four-alarm fire in paterson. >> let's get the very latest now fro

joseph's hospital in paterson to be treated. now, here's a live look at the scene. again, you can see people are waking up this morning. bellevue avenue is still completely blocked off. this is some 12 hours after this investigation. homeowners are even telling me that they were not allowed to park here last night, that they had to park outside on outlying streets and walk to their cars. we know that the prosecutor's office here in morris county is leading this investigation, and we expect to get more information from them as this day progresses. reporting live in butler, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right, darla, thank you. >>> new details now on the woman who told police that she was attacked in a random slashing admitted overnight that she slashed herself. this happened yesterday in lower manhattan. the 20-year-old woman called her by the arm and slashed her across the face before calling her a terrorist, then taking off. police say she made up the whole story and she's now at bellevue hospital undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. >>> 6:33. new

instead of the federal troops, governor paterson called the national guard. when the freedom riders or taken from the church, they were taken to the home of dr. richard harris. dr. harris was a black pharmacist who had also been involved on the bus boycott. he had provided some transportation coordination and at his home, the freedom riders were given safe haven. the decision was that the ride would continue. the next stop would be jackson, mississippi. may 24, 1961, two busloads of freedom riders, many of whom had been on the early bus to montgomery left montgomery on the trailways bus. when the freedom riders arrived in jackson, they did try to integrate the segregated facilities there and were arrested. they were charged with breach of peace and many of them served 30 to 40 days in jail. were arresteds and served time in prison in jackson, mississippi. which meant they never arrived at the destination in new orleans. even after all of the activism and all of the work that people like rosa parks and dr. martin luther king had done desegregating the city bus

avery le branch duz playing in front of his home yesterday in paterson. his family said he suddenly ran into the street and was hit and killed. the driver was a 69-year-old woman heading home from church. she stayed on the scene. >>> more severe weather heading for the midwest. this severe hail hit kansas last night along i-35. some drivers took refuge underneath an overpass to wait it out. the hail reportedly the size of quarters. the national weather service is surveying an area where a mobile home was destroyed by high winds. >>> coming up on 5:34. checking weather and traffic on this monday morning starting with chris. good morning. >> much gentler weather pattern out here for this morning and the bulk of the day today. 53 in chelsea. 52 in city island and jackson heights. 51 in staten island. hoboken at 53. low 50s in the five boroughs. low 40s across eastern long island, interior connecticut. down the shore in long branch, 46. lots of clouds out there. that's what we can anticipate for today. breaks of sunshine at times, especially south of the city

joseph's hospital in paterson to be treated for his injuries. now, the morris county prosecutor's office is handling this investigation, and we have been working to get more information about this shooting all morning long, and we're going to continue to bring you updates all morning long. reporting live in butler, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, darla. >>> 5:33. also new this morning, investigators looking through north jersey that cost a man part of his hand. it happened in guttenberg. police say that a man blew off several of his fingers last night inside an apartment on kennedy boulevard. police are still determining the cause of the blast, but they say it is not terror related. >>> also new this morning, and the woman who told police that she was attacked in a random slashing admitted overnight that she slashed herself. it happened yesterday in lower manhattan. the 20-year-old woman called police, saying that a man grabbed her by the arm and slashed her across the face before calling her a terrorist and taking off. pol

as time was moving on, and the moratorium, the governor paterson put in a more tom your so-- moratorium an impact study. people were getting more - communities were getting more and more divided because the people who leased their land were waiting for their payments and other people were stepping back >>> another issue that you've taken locally, in your immediate community, is the domestic violence and in that case you actually sort of married music with your activism. can you talk about that? >> these are emotional issues. in preparation for that concert that i did in the hudson valley, i had been to a billion rising event. so we - i walked into the event and there were cardboard cut outs full size of women and there were 17 of them. these were 17 women who were homicide victims of domestic violence in my county >>> this was just in your immediate? >> yeah. my little county, community. i was shocked and so i made contact with the women who ran the domestic violence - there was only one shelter with 17 beds for a county with tens of thousands of residents. then i met across the river i

evans was fired by the child's street fight outside a bar in paterson, new jersey. police say two groups got into a brawl last month outside carlito's bar on main street. investigators say a man with -- neck. police are now asking for help to identify the alleged attacker who is also seen smoking a cigarette right outside the bar. >>> a minor accident, a fender bender on the long island expressway ends with the driver killed and another charged with dwi. police say a driver going eastbound on the l.i.e. near exit 41 hit the median overnight, he then got out of the vehicle to pick up the broken bumper, nassau county police say his stopped car was then hit by an suv and then a third vehicle struck the victim, dragging him nearly half a mile. >> he made that choice to exit his vehicle. it was a very very tragic chain of events. >> the suv driver, 34-year-old bonifacio henriquez of college point, has been charged with vehicular manslaughter and dwi. the other driver who hit the victim was not charged. in the wake of the latest deadly amtrak crash, the federal railroad a

. >>> also in new jersey, police in paterson releasing new video tonight as they tried to identify the suspect in a machete attack. it showed a fight between two groups outside a bar on main street on march 3rd. the suspect swings a machete, causing a severe gash to another man's neck. police also releasing video of the suspect walking in to the bar that night. doctors were able to save the victim's life. >>> now to vote 2016, for the first time in 40 years, a lot of it is courting as in food court. candidates crisscrossing the boroughs today. the bronx, brooklyn, and manhattan. cruz at a matzah factory, kasich at a town hall. there's a joke somewhere about pass the antacid but this is the serious business of running for president. josh einiger with the story. >> the city has certainly become the center of the political universe. bernie sanders caused somewhat of a stir at the brooklyn diner when he stopped in for a cup of soup. meanwhile, in the actual borough of brooklyn, kasich and cruz were stumping for votes tonight. >> reporter: it was a friendly crowd at this hasidic bakery wher

in paterson, new jersey, "news 4 new york." >> thank you. >>> new here at 6:00, another brush fire sent smoke billowing into the air in bayonne, new jersey, this time. you may have seen smelled it here in the city. you could see the smoke from our camera at the top of the rock. authorities tell us this fire is now under control. we've seen several brush fires in our area this week from long island to the jersey shore. >>> also new tonight, the nypd wants your help finding armed thieves who zruk struck on the upper west side. this is surveillance video of them running into an apartment on west 85 street. they confronted a 53-year-old man in the vestibule and demanded the two bags he was carrying. the victim handed them over and the men took off. investigators say that the bags contained more than $3,000 in cash, a cell phone, and two ipads. >>> the nypd is searching for a driver who stabbed another man during a road rage incident on the upper east side. police say a man stabbed the 45-year-old victim several times late last night on east 61st street. they say the victim then tried to dri

back to you, ken, lori. >>> police in paterson hope newly released video will help them identify the suspect in a machete attack. it shows a fight between two groups outside of a bar on main street march 3rd. the suspect swung a machete causing a severe gash to another man's neck. police also released video of the suspect walking to the bar that night. doctors were able to save the victim's life. >>> closing in on 6:00, breaking news in the next half hour. a man is slashed at a subway station near greenwich village. we are on the scene working to alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles

. >>> avery lebrange was playing in front of his home yesterday afternoon in paterson when he suddenly ran into the street and hit by a car and killed. the driver was a 69 yield woman heading home from church. she stayed on the scene. she has not been charged. >>> the midwest bracing for even more severe weather a bit later this week. parts of kansas hit with large hail yesterday night. this was along interstate 135 north of wichita. some drivers took refuge underfeith an over ss to try to wait this out. the hail reportedly the size of quarters. one mobile home was destroyed by high winds. the national weather service is surveying that area today. >> time for weather and traffic on the fours. look at the weather picture around here. >> a lot quieter this morning. part of that system will be a player in our weather tonight and tomorrow. it's a mild morning out there. lots of 40s and 50s in most locations. and sunshine. have that s therly wind today. if you're along the south-facing shoreline, the winds come off the water and temperatures are cooler. from the city west, it's 70-ish. then

. >> reporter: in paterson, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> nearly 40,000 verizon workers walking off their jobs. tough for customers but workers getting a show of support from the democratic presidential candidates. both bernie sanders and hillary clinton visiting picket lines today in new york city. workers protesting plans to move jobs offshore and cut benefits. nonunion workers to replace those on strike. >>> no official protest tonight from the u.s. government after several russian fighter jets flew dangerously close to a u.s. navy destroyer. video shows russian jets coming within 30 feet of the destroyer in the baltic sea. the attack planes got so close, they caused wakes in the water around the ship. the commander of the uss donald cook says the actions were unsafe and unprofessional. >> cooler heads prevailing. >>> speaking of cooler, that's what we have tonight. >> the question is when do we get warmer? >> gradually over the next couple of days. then a nice spike in temperature by the end of the weekend. a little chill in the air. we go outside where we briefly turned to

that's the steadier snow around paterson into dover and dutchess county there. also orange county, areas like monroe, moderate snow at times. be extot careful on those road throughout the rest of the morning, snow will continue north o new york city. but notice the gre city, plain old rain. maybe a few flakes mixing in. erall, temperatures stay above freezing. by 1:00, showers in time for baseball and snow begins to change to rain en in the hudson valley with warmer air. this is your evening commute. 6:00 p.m., another damp commute. you can see the rain continues from new york city and light snow showers linger a little bi alt. t we're drying out nicely by tomorrow morning. all the rain and snow is gone. 52 for a high for today. it's a gray day out there. bring your umbrellas to be on the safe side. overnight, down to 27 for a low. everything should taper off nicely in terms of the snow ending early. seven-day forecast will show once it gets there. the computer is sluggish this monday morning. tomorrow, 42 degrees for a high. lots of sunshine. breezy. so it's ch

. >>> new video of a machete attack in paterson, new jersey. police want to find the man seen swinging the large knife during a fight last month outside carlito's bar on main street. investigators say that two groups got into a brawl. the man used the machete to slash another man in the neck. the attacker was also caught on camera smoking a cigarette outside the bar. the man slashed by the machete was critically hurt. >>> campaign 2016 now. hillary clinton may have tried to take a swipe today at bernie sanders. she had a bit of an awkward moment when she used a metrocard on the subway being forced to swipe it a few times before it worked. the question here, was it transit after sanders said he thought subway riders still used tokens? ted cruz worked with voters at a matzo factory in brooklyn. john kasich ate at mike's deli in the bronx. first he said no thanks but after some coaxing he took a few since. we asked poly-sci professor about the visual moments. >> whether hillary clinton knows how to swipe a metrocard, whether bernie sanders underst

. >> reporter: for richard paterson his kidney disease was caused by chem/for cancer. he needed a transplant. new kidney donated from his son. >> you want to make sure you don't pea come a kidney disease patient. >> reporter: we are told kidney disease is more prevalent in poor neighborhood and doctors say that once it becomes advanced people have to depend on dialysis or like in richard's case they need a transplant. it can be tough. best way to prevent it, prevent diabetes and high blood pressure. they often all go together good yes, they do. >> very good advice. >>> coming up tonight an cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00 is your home a easy target? our david spunt will show you sneaking surprising way burglars can get inside your home and burglars looks at cities differently. >> they look forget away route where we just look for a way to get to work. >> you can out smart them and we will show you how tonight the at is 11:00. >>> venture capital list looking for their next big investment without ever getting out of the car. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" at 6:0

so victor cruz and i are both from paterson, new jersey. number 21. >> that's right. but i can breakdance better. >> there you go. >> all right. and so i was watching the game, and while victor was there playing, i was there as a representative for my company representing the state of new jersey and preparing for the next one. and so i tell kids there's more than one way to the super bowl. so while victor's there playing, something in a corporate capacity, you know, preparing for the next one. >> there you go. >> and so we have to show our kids there's another way to the super bowl. >> all right. vaughn, marnie, katrina, unfortunately we're out of time for this segment, but it is just a great concept. the "playbook" is out there. check it out. and if you want to see the "playbook," you can go to our website and see a link to it. terrific that it's in the schools right now. thank you all for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> for information on all the organizations featured on "viewpoint," and if you've missed part of the show and want to see it

police in new jersey have made an arrest in connection with the shooting of a seven-year-old boy in paterson from back in seven. 29-year-old justin pope is facing attempted murder and weapons offenses. police say the seven-year-old home on rosa parks boulevard when shots rang out outside. a bullet came flying through the window and hit him in the shoulder. fortunately, he survived. >>> police are searching for a rental car driver who ran off after crashing into a church advance in queens. investigators say around 11 last night the driver of the rental car blew through the light and struck a van in jamaica. police say he got out of the possibly stolen rental car and took off on foot. the six people inside the van, including two small children, were treated for minor injuries at jamaica hospital. >>> also in queens this morning police are on the hunt for three men they say are behind a violent rash of robberies. magdalena doris joins us live from ozone park with the story. >> reporter: yes, good morning, jenel and andrea. the victim said he has no work at night. this beating has left him batte

stealing school funds. 51-year-old kathleen over saw payroll for the community charter school of paterson where she served as chief operating officer and board secretary. prosecutors say she diverted more than $75,000 in school funds for her personal benefit. she is now free on $35,000 bail. >> a new jersey grand jury has indicted a man in a hit-and-run crash that killed a teenager on prosecutors say 34-year-old james rinehart hit a teen, died a short time later. he is charged with knowingly leaving the scene of a fatal accident, causing death while driving on a suspended license. >> in southern california tonight the crash of a small plane with an erie history, it went down on a busy highway then crashed into a car one person is dead, 5 others injured. tonight we learned this very same plane went down once before on the very same interstate. here is abc elizabeth hur. >>> reporting an airplane down on the freeway. >> i think we got the window open, just trying to get the latch. >> this cell phone video shows the frantic moments after the crash as firemen and bystanders try to break into

>> there are two other folks hoping to unseat norcross, whom ever wins the primary will face bob paterson in the general election. the primary elections in pennsylvania and delaware are less than three weeks away, voter goes to the polls on april 26th new jersey has their primary on june 7th. >>> it doesn't feel like it right now, but the weather is getting warmer, that means the return of our outdoor adventures. >> we have a jam packed lineup of fun ways to spend your time. adam joseph is inside of heller caverns today. this looks like fun adam. >> you talk about the temperatures outside. one thing rick and monica, when you are 100 feet under the ground in this cavern also known as a cave, it's a constant temperature of 52 degrees, we are in the crystal chapel. i'm getting wet by the drops coming down. this particular room they held parties. this particular cave was explored and discovered back in 1883 and in 1889 the local residents would come in here because it was cooler and they had a wooden dance floor and have square dances in here. where dan is where the band would set up. this is

plus in new jersey have made an arrest in detectives with the shooting of a seven- year-old boy in paterson pack facing numerous charges, including attempted murder and weapons offenses. police say the seven-year-old boy had been sitting in his home on rosa parks boulevard when shots rang out outside. a bullet came flying through the window and hit him in the shoulder. fortunately, he survived. >>> also new this morning police are searching for a rental car driver who ran off after crashing into a church van in queens. investigators say around 11:00 last night the driver of the rental car blew through a light and struck the van onshore avenue and princeton street in jamaica. police say he got out of the possibly stolen rental car and took off on foot. the six people inside the van were treated for minor injuries at jamaica hospital. >>> now vanessa murdock is here with a cheng of the forecast. >> wet weather moving through right now. this will be the trend through roughly midday. after the noon hour maybe a few straggling showers, but generally this morning we will so looking good later on.

joseph's hospital in paterson. the gunfire erupted last night on bellevue avenue and police responded to the report of a break-in. police are still there collecting evidence. the morris county prosecutor's office is handling the investigation. >>> happening today, private funeral services will be held for two new york siblings who were killed in the brussels attacks. 29-year-old alexander pinczowski and his 26-year-old sister sascha will be buried in the netherlands. they were dutch citizen hoss were living here in the u.s. they were heading back to new york city when one of the bombs went off at the airport in brussels. >>> well, the new york state legislature passed spending bills through the night, wrapping up the new state budget deal. the first day of the new fiscal year. the deal includes a $15 an hour minimum wage, a boost of 6 1/2% >>> when we come back, we'll >>> newly-released test results are revealing more elevated lead levels in the water in newark schools. the latest tests focused on eight buildings i

prosecutors say 34-year-old james reinhart hit a 16-year- old in paterson of august last the teen died at a hospital a short time later. reinhart is charged with knowingly leaving the scene of the accident, endangering a known victim and causing death while driving on a suspended license. >>> and we have the video this morning of an nypd officer who said he was sleep walking when he allegedly attacked a woman in her apartment. the new york post obtained this video of eugene donnelly leaving a brog building moments after the -- bronx building moments after the attack. prosecutors say he was drunk when he broke into the apartment and repeatedly punched her. he's charged with assault and burglary. >>> in southern california we are learning about the eerie history of a small plane that crashed on a very busy highway. one person was killed. five others injured. >> now, that same plane went down once before on that very same interstate. >> report of an airplane down on the freeway. >> i think we got the window open. they're just trying to get the latch. >> reporter: this cell phone video sho

police in new jersey have made an arrest in connection with the shooting of a seven- year-old boy in paterson from back in february. 29-year-old justin pope is now facing numerous charges, including attempted murder and weapons offenses. police say the seven-year-old boy had been sitting in his home on rosa parks boulevard when shots rang out outside. a bullet came flying through the window and hit him in the shoulder. fortunately, he survived. >>> police are on the hunt for three men they say are behind a queens. investigators have released this surveillance video. police say the men are attacking from behind, beating and robbing their victims. the latest victim says he was hit with a rock and brutally beaten sunday night. >> i didn't see nothing. just like they hit in the front. so i was unconscious. just came from the work and the three guys just, i don't know, just took my wallet and my cell phone and like $250. yeah. and my headphones. >> he was left with broken bones, stitches, and bruises. the men are accused in a similar attack on april 16. >>> an autopsy has been completed on music l

because you were working or sleeping here's a little of nfl network's coverage of when fans erupted on paterson avenue and you'll see that at the novacare and link where the fans all gathered to watch the draft together by the thousands. >> the philadelphia eagles select carson wentz, quarterback, north dakota state. >>> unaudible. >> all of the excitement, i talked about a number of guys in that organization. there is a lot of excitement. i'm fired up. they are fired up. i'm ready to go to work. >> reporter: ladies, he is a single guy. his only immediate family a three-year old golden retriever named henley. maybe somebody will ask him if he is named after don henley of the eagles. a little inside scoop on his pet good that works, don henry of the eagles. >> that is kind of cool, right. a golden retriever is cool and name henry is cool too. >> steve keeley, thanks very much. >>> 5:07. a montgomery county man faces 22 years in prison after authorities say he shot and killed a man during sunday church services. >> officers escorted 46 year-old mark storms in handcuffs, yesterday afternoon. he ha

. >>> another unusual weapon, this time a machete, police in paterson new jersey are searching for a man they say was seen swinging machete outside a bar during a street fight. investigators say two groups got into a brawl last month outside car leto's bar on main street. one man was left with a severe gash but survived. >>> a long island baby-sitter is charged with stalking the child she used to care for. >> are you casey? >> yeah. >> hey, i'm scott from cbs2 news. can you tell us about the charges? >> casey evans of ronkonkoma slammed the door on scott rappaport last night but she was all smiles in her mug shot. evans tried to sign a 4-year- old sayville boy out of school without his parents' permission. his parents fired her in november. >>> new rules on the way ladies of time square must behave. until now they've been allowed to roam around. yesterday the city council approved a bill that gives the transportation department control over pedestrian plazas. the d.o.t. plans to restrict the characters and ladies to plazas in specific areas. they've been growing complaints about aggr

joseph's hospital in paterson but his injuries at this time are unknown. reporting live in butler on bellevue avenue, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news >> okay. thank you, darla. >>> we turn now to vote 2016 and presidential candidate dreump is meeting with -- donald trump is meeting with republican leaders while the democrats are battling it out right here in new york. hillary clinton. this -- a live look at hillary clinton. this san event happening right now in syracuse. she is speaking at a manufacturing roundtable. the primary in new york now less than three weeks away. eyewitness news reporter rob nelson is in harlem with more rob. >>reporter: good afternoon, diana. bernie himself is not expected to be at this event, but his campaign is hosting a several topics on the table, including healthcare reform, justice reforms as well. it's important to discuss just how important the minority vote is in election, also clinton and sanders consider new york to be a state very much up for grabs. hillary clinton will hit the campaign trail in syracuse today,

4 this equipment and for those of the traveling between tracy and the altman's us to track from paterson run of the road on the hillside is close above directions you detect a test of a huge five it as an alternate. >>darya: police in san jose are looking for gunman who shot and killed a man in the middle of the string. >>jackie sissel: this ever ounce in the last nine this the receiving phone calls of gunshots being fired at the corner of quinn be in some point drive when it got out here that found a victim in the middle of the road the victim was pronounced dead he is only being described as a 25 year-old male who apparently live somewhere in the area and far suspects on this case they don't have an they're not sure if it is one or multiple people involved in the shooting. >>jackie sissel: the dome of the to the target attack officially the to drawn according to polls on facebook there in the 11th grade engineering academy and was swept out to sea on saturday while the wrath the beach with a group of friends. >>mark: the park service says no one should turn their back on water and with

story of the delaware county times kin err garth end teachers, being recognized as top teachers, paterson and other top teachers will be recognized when excellence in teaching awards at banquet this thursday. >>> still ahead in this morning's health watch, why the fda is urging researchers it focus on benefits of e cigarettes. >> plus resale websites and stores are popular, especially for families who want to save money for children. but, be aware, how some items for sale can be dangerous. >> and, historic flight around the world. could change the future of aviation next. >> ♪ >> i feel like i hear this song a lot. i like it. pretty outside. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. >> ♪ # eighty six million americans have prediabetes a serious condition that increases the risk for type 2 diabetes. you could be one of them. small lifestyle changes can help you avoid diabetes-related problems like heart attack, stroke, blindness, and kidney failure. ask your doctor about a simple blood test for prediabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention

we have nbc's steve paterson following this one. >> reporter: good morning. kendra hatcher was shot in the parking garage of her apartment complex. police have been searching for months for the third suspect. this morning, the lone female and the fbi ten's most wanted list is behind bars. mexican authorities announce the arrest of brenda delgado. she is accused of orchestrating the murder for hire of kendra hatcher. the popular dallas dentist. >> they took someone special away from us. i want people to noe know she was amazing. >> reporter: delgado was apprehended in northern mexico days after the fbi put her on offering $100,000 reward for information leading to her arrest. according to the indictment, delgado is accused of hiring christopher love with a promise of money and drugs to murder hatcher. the 35-year-old dentist was gunned down in the parking garage of her luxury apartment building. love is in police custody. another accomplice, crystal cortez. charged with capital murder for driving love to the murder scene. passion. relationship with hatcher's b

it happened yesterday on north 7th street in paterson. police say the child's mother was trying to put her son inside her car when the child was hit. the driver did stay at the scene and so far no charges have been filed. >>> a powerful punch sent a bronx man to the ground. now police want to find the person behind the surprise attack. surveillance cameras mound on his house at soundview recorded the assault saturday morning. apparently rock man and his brother had just arrived home when the suspect approached him, began talking to him and punched him in the face. >> he passed me and he came time advertise it now. i said probably 1:00. that's it and he punched my eyes. >> well, a the suspected leaving with a woman by his side and what appears to be a child. >>> in a move, ted cruz and john kasich are joining forces with one goal, to stop donald trump. the cruz and kasich campaigns are collaborating in states like indiana and oregon to deny him as many votes as possible. here how trump is reacting at 5:00 a.m. >>> a community hosted a bene

. >>> when we come back, more reaction to the jobs report from our guest host, rebecca paterson. special guest host. that's monday starting at 7:00 a.m. another quick look at futures. things have gotten worse. dow futures down by about 95 points. the nasdaq down by 27. ♪ [engine revs] ♪ ♪ [engine revving] the all-new audi a4 is here. that's why i run on quickbooks. details. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. >>> let's get a final thought from our guest host, rebecca paterson and larry kudlow. about ten seconds each. >> ten seconds. i just used two. i think we're in the late cycle expansion. i don't think that means stocks can't go up. it's just going to be choppy. be careful. you have to manage the volatility. >> that was 20 seconds. >> wisconsin race will be interesting. new polls show it's a tighter race, even though trump has had a terrible two weeks. the republican party is using ted cruz as a battering ram to damage donal

was the exact boundaries of the classic period of the civil rights movement, let's think of jean paterson the middle of things, the hub of a great wheel. he won his pulitzer for editorial writing for the columns he wrote in 1966. this year, 2016, is the 100th anniversary of the pulitzer prize. the year 1966 would have been the 50th anniversary of the prize, so smack dab in the middle. as editor of the atlanta constitution in 1960 to 1968, jeanne patterson's image and words were on the editorial pages during the most torturous years of the civil rights movement in the south. with his mentor and best friend ralph mcgill, he uses platform to persuade his low white southerners -- fellow white southerners that on matters of race, they were wrong. if they changed, the sky would not fall. i see what you are trying to do, one reader accused. your trying to make us think we are better than we are. [laughter] in an era of political assassinations and church bombings, southern editorial writers who challenged segregation needed courage. advised not to worry about anonymous cowards that threatened hi

way we could have >> president fong i will credit you the minute >> testifier: my name is brian patersoni represent the family at 55 a3 provide the proposed budget. about a number of crs on both sides over the years good this by far the most extraordinary that i've could cross. this is a very unusual situation. a special place in our city. it's extraordinary for several reasons. it's currently open space burgeoning grassland never developed before. it's a very very detailed among the steepest and help city. it's directly underneath this project site within a space of trees is one of the city's 3 main gas transmission pipelines. this transmission pipeline is an unknown depth because project sponsor has not checked to see bird is yet. leaving the street and the driveways is a big? as to whether they will work the proposed houses are out of scale and out of character with the neighborhood. but these reasons, the project is opposed by the sierra club the firefighters union from the bernal heights south bernal safe immovable, and neighbors against the upper also street extension about 50 neig

i'm judy paterson, the ceo of the service women's action network. the voice of women in the military. a member-driven community network abdomen slow indicating for the individual and collective needs of service women, past, present and future. i want to take just a moment to thank the women in military service to america memorial for being our host today and also to especially thank their wonderful staff. and on behalf of swan i'm honored to have you join us to discuss this important issue. sexual assault and harassment are increasingly viewed as a public health issue within and outside of the military. the complexity and the immediacy of the issue is apparent by the range of stories reported in the media. from the development of video games intended to encourage prevention, to allegations of doctored reports and testimony before congress. swan was founded in 2007, prime r primarily because of the lack of attention being focused on this issue by the va. swan has played a major role in holding sex offenders accountable and eliminating barriers to dis

. >> testifier: brian paterson again to our thoughts are wanting to make it clear with the issue is hereoday. this talk about i find not being within this commission's jurisdiction. the issue is little more nuanced than that. the pipeline is an unknown depth in this hillside. the street grade depends on where the pipeline is. until we know where the pipeline is we don't know what the grade of the street is going to be. the door the greater the street is we don't know how the garages connect to it. thus i don't know how the existing driveways and garages will connect to the new street. so, it's very possible: not likely, quarter to several civil engineers who spoke in the garage as proposed are nonfunctional. that means these houses do not have parking . in addition, the existing tombs will lose parking. this serious problem that is yet to be solved. this is the reason that the street has not been approved yet. that is not approvable currently. since the developer needs to go back and do a little more homework. find out where the pipeline is. the supporters who spoken our owners of the ot

a paterson new jersey police officer is indicted in a fatal hit and run. prosecutors say jose arena was off-duty when he hit 23-year- old jaquiel fields and sped off. he faces 15 years in prison. >>> the family of kathleen durst is asking a judge to declare her legally dead. it's been 34 years since she disappeared in westchester while married to robert durst. last year durst was charged in california with the 2000 death of his friend susan berman. in february he pled guilty to a weapons charge in new orleans and agreed to a seven-years sentence. >>> the star of broadway's hamilton christopher jackson will flip the switch at the empire state building lighting the tower blue to mark world autism month which begins today. chemical and agricultural companies led the dow to a loss. the dow jones industrial average fell 31 points. the s&p 500 lost over 4. now just how do you compare prices at trader joes and whole foods. a bank analyst set out to find out. products at trader joes were about 21% cheaper. the 77 items tested included a mix of perishable foods and

>> joining us right now is susan oreama and from the lakeville fire department, david paterson. >> goodht have to consider breaking into the car, because the kid might be in a hot car or some other circumstances? >> if it's your child who is accidentally locked in or you come across the car and there's a child locked in the car, first thing we want you to do is call 911. get the experts there. we want emergency personnel. if the child is in distress, you can see they're sweating profusely, unresponsive, the face is very red -- >> in the video that you saw, the baby looked all red. like she was sweating. >> right. you may have to take matters into your own hands and some states are passing law, good samaritan law, you won't be held responsible if you break -- >> i can't believe they have to make a law. that parents were complaining that guy was breaking into the car. >> exactly. >> there's a baby inside. >> which window? which window do you break the -- >> furthest away from the child. even though it's safety glass, it is glass. >> let's say the baby is in the car seat. we have it on the