live in pleasantville this noon, elise finch, cbs2 news. >>> thank you. san bernardino county employees returned to work as investigators try to figure out what motivated a husband and people at a holiday party. chris martinez has more from san bernardino. >> federal investigators are examining items taken from the home of syed farook's childhood friend. the assault rifles used in the attacks have been traced to marquez. the 29-year-old reportedly checked into a mental health facility after the shooting. >> he would go with syed and work on the cars. they were happy. they joked around. you could see them laughing. >> investigators have interviewed hundreds of people trying to determine why farook and his wife tashfeen malik opened fire on his co-workers during a holiday party last week. farook's father told cbs news his son spoke about tensions at the san bernardino health department. malik pledged her allegiance to isis on facebook. >> the building where the shooting happened remains closed but thousands of san bernardino county employees >> we held each

still trying to track down the woman who they say was working with 48-year-old vincent saxon of pleasantville. he was arrested at this shop rite a day after allegedly being caught on surveillance video stealing a woman's purse at the same store. police say in the past month, saxon committed similar crimes at five businesses in atlantic

an unwelcomed and unpleasant site in pleasantville. from chopper 2, you get a perfect view of the gaping hole that's 5 feet deep. >> so big. it's really bad. >> reporter: 100-year-old water main break before midnight. the water that gushed from it eroded the ground around it, to collapse. >> the other gentlemen are dresser coupling. replaced. >> reporter: the sinkhole is at the intersection of marble and castleton street. but marble had to be closed from bedford road to stanley. >> it's a main thoroughfare. >> a lot of people they know one way to get through to and from work. it will probably be closed two days. >> reporter: then crews can tackle the sinkhole.

this is because of a water main break in pleasantville. the water main opened broke sunday and opened up a huge sinkhole. the website says it should be completely opened up tomorrow evening. we have a heads-up for those who drive through west spring brook parkway. crews will be diverting traffic all the way to spring brook and then all the way to white plains. >>> just how close we are to the release of a prostate cancer vaccine. the big steps that are now being taken. that's next. six inches, but a $250,000 medical bill. >>> chipotle believes the norovirus caused the latest sick scare. the company says the incident is isolated and not related to an e. coli outbreak that forced chipotle to close nearly 40 of its restaurants in seattle. >>> we have an update this evening on the kit napping of two students at the university of rochester. six students were arraigned today. this is not a random incident, though there's been no clear explanation of a motive. they were reported missing saturday evening. both of them are seniors from illinois. th

. >> they're pumping it for $1.82 in pleasantville, $1.89 in toms rivers. >> it's wonderful. it goes a lot further. >> the garden state's average for a gallon of regular is $1.93. some fuel analyst a is price plunge is far from over. >> i think you can at least save $0.05 each week and see that >> jeffrey with gasbuddy.com says we could see $1.50 a gallon by christmas. >> it's deep to find that $1.50. >> $1.50 would be great around the holidays. >> the reason a drop in the price of crude oil and increased production along with the switch over from less expense ive winter blend gasoline this fall. >> christmas presents should be a lot better this year. >> i think that's really great. >> analyst say it's possible gas prices will fall below $1.50 a year and might not stop their decline until april. in tom's river, i'm ted, news 4 new york. >> coming up, police say a shopper shopper bit off more than she could chew literally. wait uil you hear what the white plains woman is accused of doing. >> fist fly at a town meeting. >> we're continuing to follow breaking news. protesters ta

. >> after more than 40 years in business, the store in pleasantville is closing up shop. eyewitness news reporter mali about why she has to do it. >> discount signs outside, a lengthy line inside, this after try and buy, a family toy store in pleasantville, new york, announced it will close its door after 30 years. >> it's sad. the mom mom and pop stores can't survive with amazon and online shopping. >> they say that's the reality they're facing. >> we put our heart and soul into this. our sales are down to 2005 levels. you know, our expenses are at 2015 levels. >> the couple bought the struggling store in 1993. i juggle and dance. i do yo-yos. i do a little bit of gymnastics. and my wife said to me, we should be in the toy business. try and buy was a transformation transformation. >> you get to touch it, see what it does. >> yes. >> they have educational toys. there's not an interest a child or creativity. >> find the cow. >> along the way, try and buy became try and buy online. >> i'm sad because i really like this store. >> as soon as she could walk, she loved coming h

stephanie: pete polson - also known as the pleasantville shooter- was found guilty on several charges-- including attempted murder -- stemming from a shooting in pleasant hill on november 17th of last year. a judge sentenced polson earlier today to 55 years in prison- he'll have to serve at least 27-and-a half years. the shooting severly injured two people -- a third person was narrowly missed. polson said he was heavily intoxicated at didn't remember much from the shooting. however, victims in the court room today said he did it willingly and should pay for what he did. " " my kids were i that house, my kdis were in taht house. bullets went through the house you could ve killed my kids. you dont give a crap, you dont care,. you should get everything you deserve. theres a specail place in hell for guyws like you, hope you go to prison, you die in there and you go to hell. " stephanie: polsons attorney said he plans to file an appeal to the courts within the next few days. stephanie: hillary clinton is taking over living history farms tonight. stephanie: the democratic presidential can

you see all the water rushing beneath the street there in pleasantville. it happened around 11:00 last night. that sinkhole is about 10 feet deep. >>> the utilities company says it expects to finish repairs today. they tell us that they still don't know the exact cause of the power outage. a malfunction left up to 50,000 customers blacked out in seven counties in new york, new jersey, and pennsylvania. power was restored sunday morning. reactors will remain shut down. a spokesman said several control rods lost power in the unit two reactor on saturday. inspectors with the nuclear regulatory commission arrived to monitor the situation, look for the cause and recommend repairs. >>> coming up when we return -- >> saving people with overdoses. the details of a new plan to >>> mr. holt joins us now with a look at what's ahead. >> we have a lot tonight. we'll have if the latest on the san bernardino terror investigation. we also learned the same room they used last year for an active shooting training for employees there. coming out as the investigation continue

. >> reporter: they're pumping it for $1.82 in pleasantville. definitely a good deal for many drivers. >> it's wonderful. it definitely goes a lot further. >> reporter: the garden state average for a gallon of regular is $1.93. and some fuel analysts say the price plunge is far from over. >> i think you could at least see five cents each week. you should see that accelerate towards the end of the month. >> reporter: jeffrey pelleton with gasbuddy.com thinks we could see $1.50 in jersey by christmas. >> i will be scouring the state to find that $1.50. i think it will be there. >> reporter: the reason? a drop in the price of crude oil and increased production along with the switch ovover to less expensive gasoline. >> christmas presents should be a lot better this year. >> i think that's really great. really great. >> reporter: analysts say it's possible that gas prices will fall below $1.50 a gallon early next year and might not stop there decline until april. in toms river, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> triple a reports gas in south jersey is $

detectives are trying to track d n the woman who they say was working with the 48-year-old of pleasantville. he was arrested at this shop right, aday after allegedly video stealing a woman's purse at the same store. police say in the last month saxen created similar crimes. >> i take a credit card which is always in my pocket. that's all i take. >> reporter: police are urging shoppers to remain aware of their surroundings and to not put pocketbooks or purses in shopping carts. >> a low level of vigilance will prevent threats. >> if i see anytime the basket, i tell the person, don't turn your back on your handbag. >> saxen has been previously convicted of theft and just got out of prison in september. >> it's sad. there's always people that are more desperate than we are. >> saxen is now behind bars but police say that's no reason to let your guard down this holiday shopping season as other crooks are no doubt also trying to distract and steal. >>> we want to go to storm team4's dave price there in rockefeller center. flags behind you, pretty windy. >> reporter: what a gorgeous night to be o

it'ses a s a a water main break that created this sink hole in pleasantville. a police officer discovered that break last night after several homeowners complained they had low or in some cases no water. right now it's not clear just how many homes are affected. >>> 4:34, time for weather and traffic on the 4s. chris, big day for us because we'll be singing our holiday carol. of course, your solo will be coming up. one of the nicest days we've had for this in a while. >> a couple years ago we had some wet snow to deal with. it's been brutally cold. but today, not bad through the morning hours. we'll watch temperatures climb back through the 40s. heading into the 50s again today. some inland spots could see patchy fog before sunrise this morning. with temperatures at or below freezing, there could be icy patches on a few overpasses. it's chilly 20s in some of the suburbs this morning. into the 50s. here in the city it's 45ing did. as i said, areas of fog may develop north and west. 51 by noon. 54 by 3:00. forecasting a high today of 54 degrees. more mild days ah

. >> after decades in business, the try and buy toy store in pleasantville is closing up shop. mallory hoff talked to the owner about why she has to do it. >> reporter: discount signs outside, a lengthy line inside. this is after try and buy, a family owned toy store in pleasantville, new york, announced it will close its >> so sad. stores can't survive with amazon and the online shopping. >> store owners barry and linda schwartz say that is the reality they are facing. >> we put our into this. our sales are down to 2005 levels. are expenses are at 215 levels. >> reporter: the company bought the struggling store in 1993. >> i juggle and dance, do yo- yos, gymnastics and my wife said we should be in the toy business. >> hard work and tlc transformed it into a go to place for toys. >> try out the toys and look at them. not like other stores where it's covered in plastic. >> reporter: you get to touch it, feel it, see what it does. >> yeah. >> we have educational toys, magic, creativity. >> reporter: along the way, try >> i feel sad because i really like this store. >> as soon as

on the scene of a big fire in westchester county next to the briarcliff manor village pool on pleasantville road. no injuries reported. >>> now to the armed robberies near the campus of rutgers. the incidents have left students on edge. >> all three robberies happened early this morning in new brunswick but it is unclear if they are related. eyewitness news reporter a.j. ross is in new brunswick with new details. a.j. >> reporter: sandra, ken, three robberies in just a couple of hours now has students and police on heightened alert. the university of devoting additional patrols to different areas while they're encouraging students to take precautions. >> it's kind of scary when you're living off campus. >> kind of freaky. doesn't make you feel that safe. series of crimes targeting victims around the university campus that now have police on the lookout. according to investigators, three armed robberies occurred around the outskirts of campus in a span of just two hours early saturday. and now detectives are trying to determine if these crimes are connected. >> it seems kind of like a trend,

this is happening in pleasantville in west chester county. first check from storm team 4's chris cimino. tuesday morning. >> i love tuesdays. no, indeed. i love when the forecast behaves and this storm behaved according to the forecast. it stayed far enough out to sea. that's what we anticipated. you can see how close it came, the rain. we need rain here. we're 9 inches in the deficit for this year. this will be a miss. eastern long island may be extreme. seeing a couple of light sprinkles this morning, that's about it. the cloud cover around it starting to erode on the western fringe. that's why we think we'll have clouds to start the day and then we'll start to see more in the way of sunshine as we go through the late morning and afternoon. it's a chilly breeze in the city, 41. a lot of clouds in the suburbs. today will not be a warmer day. chillier than the last few have. 47 by 3:00. we should see a high today of 48 degrees. we'll be right back to warming things up. talk about that in the seven day straight ahead. let's talk about the comm

this is in the town of pleasantville. a police officer found the break last night after several homeowners complained of low or no water pressure. as this season starts, it's not very cold out, but we always do know that when it gets very, very cold, we see a lot of water main breaks. >> that thing was like 15 feet long. >> yeah, pretty bad. >> 5:34 right now. time for a check of weather and traffic on the 4s. chris cimino, we continue our trend. the trend is our friend, as we say. >> you're a meteorologist, aren't you? indeed. we've got temperatures that are above normal. that is the trend that will continue for the balance of this upcoming week. we're starting out with a little bit of patchy fog in some inland spots this morning. so far haven't seen anything too reduction of visibility. doesn't look to be a widespread problem. chilly 20s in some of those suburbs early on. plenty of sunshine returning this afternoon. we're starting out in the city at 44 degrees right now. as we go through the day, by noon should be near

. >> reporter: this sinkhole is an unwelcomed and unpleasant site in pleasantville. from chopper 2, you get a perfect view of the gaping hole that's 5 feet deep. >> so big. it's really bad. >> reporter: 100-year-old water main break before midnight. the water that gushed from it eroded the ground around it, to collapse. >> the other gentlemen are dresser coupling. replaced. >> reporter: the sinkhole is at the intersection of marble and castleton street. but marble had to be closed from bedford road to stanley. >> it's a main thoroughfare. >> a lot of people they know one way to get through to and from work. it will probably be closed two days. >> reporter: then crews can tackle the sinkhole. once that's done, they will begin road repair. >> very convenient for the whole area. >> air -- inconvenient for the whole area. >> business is very, very slow. >> we had to close the office. we couldn't work. >> reporter: by the end of the business day the water main was successfully replaced and water restored but the neighbors are under a boil water advisory through wednesday.

. >>> in westchester county a water main break is causing traffic problems in pleasantville. the main broke last night at marble and castleton avenue. marble avenue is closed from require ving ton to sunny skied -- irvington to sunnyside. >>> today is the first weekday commute for the higher tolls that went into effect across several bridges and tunnels. the tolls at the gwb, lincoln, hole lund, goethals and outerbridge crossing are up. ez customers pay 10.50 during off peak. 12.50 during peak and cash customers $15 at all times. that's the only deem with if you pay cash you pay more -- that's the only deal where if >> is there is an advertisement, pay cash, you pay more. >> right. >> we have shine today. a beautiful sunrise in progress as we head to 10:00 a pretty day. we look southward here. altocirrus clouds in there. pretty day. here is the view from the bridge. sunrise will be nice. temperatures around 43 around the five boroughs. 27 around monticello. in the park beautiful weather. temperatures 5 to 6 degrees warmer than normal. rain to the west. rain to the south. that

pleasantville, 64. richmond, 64. foggy in mill valley.nd clear lake, 60 degrees, and the extended forecast, here we. go thursday, the first of three rain chances when are the other two, high impact. we are talking saturday and sunday. rain is likely, a lot of activity in the 7-day forecast. three different chances of rain fall. we have a lot of activity in the studio. it's time for food for bay area families. it's time for the food drive. members in the community working together to help the members in need. the cofounder and ceo of muntrey is here with paul arab. shareef. thank you so much. you didn't bring a check. this is a bag of food. tell us how this goes from your company, the significant amount of food to the food bans. >> we deliver fresh food to customers, but one special thing we launched a couple of years ago, a program so that for every order our customers place, we donate a meal on their behalf to the local food bank, and we show the san francisco marine food bank to be our partner with that. we have tremendous respect to th

still trying to track down the woman who they say was working with 48-year-old vincent taxton of pleasantville. he was arrested after stealing a woman's purse at the same store. police say in the last month saxton committed similar crimes at five businesses in atlantic city. >> i take credit cards, which is always in my pocket, that's all i take. >> reporter: police are urging shoppers to remain aware of their surroundings and to not put pocketbooks or purses in shopping carts. >> stay vigilant, just a low level of vigilance will prevent these thefts. >> if i see it in a basket, i'll tell the person, don't turn your back on your handbag. >> reporter: a check of state records shows saxton has been previously convicted of theft and just got out of prison in september. >> sad, always people more desperate than we are, i suppose. >> reporter: saxton is now back behind bars, but police say that's no reason to let your guard down this holiday shopping season, as other crooks are no doubt also trying to distract and steal. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> speaking of holiday shopping, if your recent w

>>> what we're noticing now is heavy rain which is along 684 in north castle, pleasantville, and bedford, new york. that's moving away from the area right now. so the rain is about to get later in new york city, but look down to the south. there's actually thunderstorms closing in on toms river. i'll have your meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. you can too. call now. now we can connect more devices, at the same time. the wifi in this house is amazing. so is my guacamole. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look at that! [laughs] time warner cable even has an internet plan for us. from 3 megs to ultra fast 300 megs they even made it easy to switch with a one-hour arrival window. why settle for less, when you can get more! get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month. call now. you could get free installation, no data cap, and access to over 400,000 twc wifi hotspots with select plans. suing his wife for writing insults on his weekly

still trying to track down the woman who they say was working with 48-year-old vincent saxon of pleasantville. he was arrested at this shop rite a day after allegedly being caught on surveillance video stealing a woman's purse at the same store. police say in the past month, saxon committed similar crimes at five businesses in atlantic city. >> i take credit cards which is always in my pocket. that's all i take. >> police are urging shoppers to remain aware of their surroundings and to not put pocketbooks or purses in shopping carts. >> stay vigilant and just a low-level of vigilance will prevent these thefts. >> if i see it in the basket i'll tell the person don't turn your back. >> they have been previously convicted of theft and just got out of prison in september. >> there's always people that are more desperate than we are, i suppose. >> saxon is now back behind bars, but police say that's no reason to let your guard down this holiday shopping season as other crooks are no doubt also trying to distract and steal. >> now police warn shoppers to be on guard especially during the busy holid

pleasantville, murderers creek. it used to be that murderers got hung along this creek.and all summer, and all fall, it was bone dry. a few days ago, started raining. now you are taking a look at a very well flowing creek, which has many times come up above its banks and many times has flooded the surrounding area. what this means for all of us is simply this: a few pounds of sandbags where needed can be worth tons of problems later on. many recently dry creek are now flowing and storm winds are just -- definitely blowing. contra costa county board of supervisors chairman said el niÑo may deliver an unwanted christmas presents. too much water. >> three things happening this week. king tides on top of the fact that water levels are already 9 to 12 inches higher because of the warming of the water due to el niÑo. if we get storm surges due to extra rain, you have this potential perfect storm. >> now, even if we dodge this short-term bullet, we may not, the rainy season seems to be living up to its name. meaning that preparedness is something you have to do now, so you don'

the utility officials say workers fixed the pipe in pleasantville about an hour ago. however, a section of marble avenue remains closed. the water created a sinkhole overnight and is expected to take until tomorrow to repair. >>> and a rough start to the trading week on wall street, energy stocks led a sizable sell-off in late afternoon trading at the lowest level in seven years. and the dow closed at 17,730. the nasdaq fell 40 points. and the s&p 500 dropped 14 points. >>> today marks 74 years since japanese planes attacked pearl harbor. this morning, a ceremony at the intrepid sea air and space museum in manhattan, honors the lives lost. meanwhile thousands of people joined the few dozen survivors of the 1941 bombing, gathered in pearl harbor. more than 2400 americans were killed in the attack. >> fewer and fewer from world war ii. >> yes. >> the weather on that day, we studied it, and the japanese commander, actually heard a radio report of the honolulu weather at that time with clouds over the mountains. otherwise good visibility. >> right. >> back in the day, you

are hoping to have water restored today after a ruptured pike shut down service to a section of pleasantville. officials say the water main broke last night causing a large sinkhole on marble avenue. utility workers have been making repairs throughout the day. officials say no gas lines were affected by the break. stocks kicking the trading work off energy companies leading the sell-off in late afternoon trading after u.s. crude began trading at the lowest level in seven years. a live look at the big board. the dow down 117 points. and closing at 17,730. >>> holiday package thefts, with a twist. we will show you the new way thieves are tricking homeowners as they steal gifts right from the front door. plus this. >> you can't do this. you can't do this. >> it is a neighborhood nuisance so bad, a state senator is stepping in to help. but when the homeowner shows up, things get a little tense. >> and i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. it is 54 54 degrees in december. one of our favorite neighbors. how about letting us know about traveling out and about? close the windows. just fa meet the moore's!

this is in pleasantville. police found the break and surrounding sinkhole last night gas and water in the area are shut off. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> here we go. we take a look at our camera from four time's square looking south. a few clouds are around. a nice morning here that will be calm and quiet, ease into this monday. as we look from our camera in brooklyn, over to wall street, lower manhattan, to the battery, a good visibility with fair skies and a temperature around 45. warmer than normal for this hour of the day. it might drop a couple more degrees. the wind profile is a west wind with high clouds. high pressure dominating the day. there is an area of rain that stays south. a coastal system that stays south. that may throw clouds on us. a dry week and temperatures warmer than normal. 50 by noontime. 53 later on this afternoon. lots of sunshine later in the day and clouds tonight. we will talk

parkway northfield pleasantville we have a crash taking out the left lane in that location. >> david. we'll see lots of clouds, sunshine today. mostly cloudy skies for the high, milder afternoon with 56 for the high. overnight tonight and tomorrow we get a few showers even a couple of periods of rain so a bit wet tomorrow. 64 degrees for the high. milder. wednesday, rain at time, a busy travel day, 66 degrees for the high which would tie the record. thursday, we are shattering through the record high of 64. 74 for the forecasted high on christmas eve with showers. friday, sunny, christmas day, 64. not a record breaker you but mi. >> coming up on "action news" at noon, more information about an argument inside a philadelphia garage that led to deadly gunfire watching the eagles game. one man was killed two others wounded. "live" with kelly and michael is up next on 6abc. i'm matt o'donnell have a great monday and great week! when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden crav

of southbound 880 coming in the number five is the evening northbound drive from san ramon to pleasantville while the overall average commute time is now 30 minutes so drivers and the cars for 27 minutes all people who take public transit is about 49 minute commute with a complete list of the most congested freeway on top 10 on our website www.kron4.com >>darya: they approve the six of the $20 billion tax measure the new bill freezes a controversial president obama care tax and the house is also expected to vote later today a measure that will fund the federal government through september if that passes both bills of the combined into one. >>george: the problem this morning of the west and of the bridge were and still has effectively shut down all but one line a fremont street is open but they're only one lane of traffic accident the bay bridge from san francisco lost a live look at the upper deck of the bay bridge >>reporter: there is a backup that is a mile long dressing some of the emergency vehicles trying to get through this massive but they're having trouble because traffic is basical

little bit on edge were definitely cannot sweat rolls out there for lafayette ronald creek and into pleasantvilleinitely want rose to start off this early friday morning for the 6:00 we're looking at scattered showers primarily out toward a produce city and points south of san jose you can see the north that ron novato is trying but were showers moving to santa rosa that continues to 7:00 hour and a clock it starts to diminish will start to see some stray showers and lingering showers into the late morning and early afternoon >>anny hong: generally look and a par with to mostly cloudy conditions we did see some clearing the twin the system you can still see off the coastal have some showers moving in with the still see a little shower or two with the evening commute at 6:00 this evening. >>anny hong: and continued until 5:00 p.m. today watching for a huge wave of to 28 ft. very dangerous conditions in the next 24 hours or so check not the mountains we're getting snow on the sierra temperatures are in the lead for is we are running cooler compared to 24 hours ago, almost a good 10 degrees mid-40s

. >>> people in pleasantville in westchester county are being told they still have to boil their water after a water main break sunday. finally reopen tonight. >> today "time's" person of the year will be revealed on the "today" show. among those being announced as possibilities, caitlyn jenner and even the leader of isis. tune in right after "today in new york." >> we were talking about who we think it might be. always a big reveal. >> oh, hi. we're talking about temperatures starting out on the chilly side. could be a sprinkle or two overnight tonight. no real rain in the offing. the weekend might top 60 degrees. not only saturday, but sunday will turn out to be the warmest day. record high for sunday is 64 degrees. we're going to flirt with that. 37 in staten island. low 40s sheepshead bay. now that the cloud cover has moved on in, notice these temperatures have actually gone up a little bit. even the city end up a degree. clouds early this morning, but these temperatures are generally averaging about 5 to 10 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. meantime, you can see the patc

. >> reporter: they're pumping it for $1.82yo in pleasantville. $1.89 in atlantic city. and $1.91 in toms river. definitely a good deal for many drivers. >> it's wonderful. it definitely goes a lot further. >> reporter: the garden state's average for a gallon of regular is $1.93. some fuel analysts say the price plunge is far from over. >> the next two weeks, i think you could at least see five cents each week. you should see that accelerate month. >> reporter: jeffrey pelton with gasbuddy.com, believes we could see $1.50 a gallon in new jersey by christmas. >> december 24th, i will be scouring the state to find that $1.50. i think it'll be there. >> $1.50 would be great, especially around the holidays. >> reporter: the reason? a drop in the price of crude oil and increased production along with the switch over to less expensive winter blend gasoline earlier this fall. >> a little more money in our pockets, so christmas presents should be a lot better this year. >> i think that's really great. really great. >> reporter: analysts say it's possible that gas prices will fal

. >> these people, mika, remember that movie pleasantville where everything was black and white and theyn alternate reality. >> no. not good enough. >> the verdict at the end where the lady on the stand yelled who are these men? who are these men? >> well, i tell you who they are. >> when i saw it yesterday, i'm like where did they come from? >> they're men speaking to the republican jewish coalition. their candidates except for trump. he had his own special way of appe appealing. take i loa look. >> last night i was watching chandler's list. my mother told me one time. she said johnny if you want to look for a really good friend, get somebody whose jewish. you know why she said that? she said no matter what happens to you, your friend, your jewish friend will stick by your side and fight right with you and stick right with you. >> i would say 99.9, is there anybody who doesn't negotiates deals in this room? perhaps more than any room i've ever spoken, you're not going to support me even though i'm the best thing that could happen to israel. you're not going to support me because i don't

main break created a sinkhole in westchester county sending water rushing beneath the streets in pleasantville. a police officer discovered that break last night. several homeowners who complaining of low or no water pressure. >>> let's look at the commute with lauren scala <. >> because of amtrak overhead wire problems, 30-minute delays out of new york penn station and 50 minutes in hoboken for new jersey transit commuters. d trains by passing 18th avenue in both directions because of fire department activity. watch out for an accident on the southern state parkway by nassau road. back to you. >>> lauren, thanks. high of 54. tonight, quiet, a few clouds, 38 degrees. 50 is the high tomorrow. wednesday sun, clouds, high of 51. thursday a chance for a stray shower, 55 degrees. friday, mostly sunny, 56. coming up on the "today" show, matt's one-on-one interview with adele. >>> it's 8:00 on "today" and coming up, checking up on your kids' checkup. new recommendations just out this morning that could mean big changes at their next doctor's visit. >>> then from "dynasty" to gamehood, legendary actre