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. ♪ happy birthday to you >>> long live the queen, celebration for queen elizabeth's 90th birthday gettarted this morning. why the real party won't start for another few months. ♪ >>> good morning from studio 57 newsroom here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the focus of campaign 2016 has shifted to the next round of primaries being held next tuesday in the northeast. today the republican national committee rules committee meets to discuss among other things a proposal that would restrict the possibility of nominating a candidate who has not been in the race to replace donald trump. hena daniel is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne an -marie. this has potential to sink donald trump's campaign. that could be one of the reasons the campaign has brought in an rnc rules specialist. more as trump prepares for the possibility of a contested convention. after delivering a toned down victory speech in new york, donald trump returned to his outspoken rhetoric in maryland wednesday night. >> we've got lying ted. we have crooked hillary. i won't

queens get two of them. the real one which for queen elizabeth is today. state trappings which is in june. even for queens, this is the one that counts. ♪ ♪ the choir sang "return to sender" as the queen began her birthday celebrations visiting a post office. elvis may be the king of rock 'n' roll but this monarchy definitely hasn't left the building. as the the new stamps issued for the queen any 90th indicate it will be around for a while yet. one queen and three kings in waiting. according to the second in line, prince william, she has been the best possible teacher. >> i think the queen's duty and her service her tolerance, her commitment to, to others, i think that's all been incredibly important to me and it's been a real, sort of guiding example. of just what sort of a good monarch scan be. -- can be. a 90-year-old monarch on the throne for 64 years. maybe that's why the next choir sang when i'm 64. ♪ the queen has witnessed so many milestones over her long life. a collection of 90 photographs taken over 90 years pulled together in celebration. but

driving force, i had someone like the queen to look up to. >> annie leibowitz capturing the queen with youngest members of the royal family and future king, prince charles and george will be on special stamps to mark the queen's life. >> president obama and his wife michelle will celebrate the queen's birthday with a lunch at windsor castle. part of the visit to saudi arabia and the uk. in washington i'm stephanie ramos, channel 6 "action news." >>> more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, the wwe lost a legend. former wrestler, china has died at the able of 46. >> we are trying to jam this down our throat without our consent and that is just not right. >> families in florida are raising a red flag for a new plan to fight the zika virus in their neighborhood. >>> the olympic torch has begun its journey to rio de janeiro. it calls tore it to be lit with the rays of the sun be a mirror. it kicks off on august 5th. >>> now to the latest in the fight against zika. they are creating genetically modified mosquitos but that is raising concerns. >> just outside of key west families are angry that

we have a beautiful, huge chart that navigated rms queen mary and the queen elizabeth as they crossed the atlantic. passengers could actually look up and see the ships movement. throughout the crossing during their meals. in 1939, world war ii or the war was a clear, and there was an agreement between kinnard and the allies that the queen mary and the queen elizabeth would be taken and converted into trip carriers, both of their capacity and their speed allowed both ships to be wonderful trip carriers. once in church that due to the a buddy queen mary's capacity, and great speed, the ship actually helped win world war ii. for the allies. there was a conversion process that took place beginning in 1940. in your carpet. it lasted for well over a year. to react at the queen mary and to a true carrier including adding antiaircraft guns and other navigational technologies to help protect the queen mary when she was at sea. she was an impressive force. eight f hitler put a bounty of $200,000 on the queen mary for any summary captain to destroy the queen mary. she was very fortunate and many

queens get two of them.the state trapping whis which is in june. even for queens, this is the one that counts. ♪ >> reporter: the choir sang "return to sender" as the queen back her birthday celebrations by elvis may be the king of rock and roll, but this monarchy definitely hasn't left the building. as the new stamps issued for the queen's 90th indicate, it will be around for a while yet. one queen and three kings in waiting. and according to the second in line, prince william, she's been the best possible teacher. >> i think the queen's duty and her service, tolerance, her commitment to others, i think that's all been incredibly important to me. it's been a real sort of guiding example of what a good monarch can be. >> reporter: a 90-year-old monarch who's been on the throne for 64 years. maybe that's why the next choir sang "glad i'm 64." the queen has witnessed so many milestones over her long life. a collection of 90 pulled together if celebration. this is a private milestone, too. and the latest photo

jummy: our good friend queen elizabeth the second -- queen elizabeth ii celebrating her 90th birthday today. stephanie: today, queen elizabeth ii has reached another milestone as britain's first monarch to celebrate her 90th birthday. ramping upkingdom the pomp and circumstance for the occasion. the bells of westminster abbey wringing out in celebration and a royal gun salute for the queen , one of many events throughout the country -- the bells of westminster abbey ringing out in celebration. well-wishers for days with cakes and balloons, trying to catch a glimpse of her royal highness. what do you give the queen on her birthday? >> we regularly have a lot of debates. harry and i decided to have a joint gift this year. stephanie: prince william, who rarely speaks about his mother, opened up about how the queen a guiding force. william: having lost my mother at a very young age, it was important to have someone to look up to. stephanie: this image of the queen with her family will be on special stands to mark the queen's life. obama will also help the queen celebrate her birthday depa

the queen is turning 90.a guy on the street there. >> she's not listening. >> don't look at me when you say happy birthday, queen. >> whoa! >> keir simmons is join iing us. iconic and oh, so british dessert that will be forever linked to the beloved monarch. keir? >> reporter: the celebrations are continuing here. a lunch in her honor. what does the queen like to eat? no spices, definitely no garlic and i'll let you into a secret. she has a sweet tooth. happy birthday, your majesty, the queen cutting her own cake this morning. she has been known to have a sweet tooth. made him in his restaurant, marcus. he won a competition, serving his custard tart to the queen for his 80th birthday banquet. >> the idea was for her to have a slice of the custard tart, nice little nibble at that, but the presence of the lady was quite extraordinary. this is a granny that had presence. i like to think that she enjoyed it. i asked if she enjoyed it and she said she did. >> she said she did? >> thankfully, she did. >> today the

truth is, the queen has changed.ocked by the death of diana when tony blair was prime minister. >> she thought about it, she adjusted, she moved and she then recovered her poise. >> reporter: but now, at 90, she's loved. there are cheers, people singing, bells ringing. the queen doesn't like a fuss but it is her birthday. and unlike many leaders these days, respected because she is genuine, says the u.s. ambassador here. >> warm, welcoming and wonderful. the queen is awesome. [ laughter ] >> reporter: tonight the president arrived in london. tomorrow, he'll lunch with the queen whose met 11 u.s. leaders, and she is still here. now entering her tenth decade. keir simmons, nbc news. >>> when we come back, more of the man and his music. prince's greatest hits from his decades in the spotlight. next at 6: renewed hope tonight in tracking down a killer. ===jess/take vo=== the new piece of evidence that could lead to finding the victim and her missing two-year-old. ===raj/take vo=== plus, the crop crisis in the santa clara

cbs news london. >> never take the queen's seat in the range rover. this is expected to be president obama's last trip to britain while in office. as for the one u.s. president the queen never met with, lbj. >>> president obama just finished meeting with british prime minister david cameron. they planned to address the world economy, the fight against isis and the debate over whether britain should stay in the european union. right after the meeting cameron reflected on the strong bond between britain and the u.s. >> through it all the strong between our nations who share the same values and so often the same approaches to the many issues that we face. >> this is president obama's fifth visit to the uk. >>> still to come here, she confessed to killing her boyfriend in self-defense but her strange behavior during questioning by police caught the attention of the prosecutor. was it murder. >> and showers are on tap for the afternoon. will they stick around for the entire weekend. for you when we come back. i've been blind since birth. i go through perio

and this one is in queens. we have an accident with an overturned vehicle, closing the exit ramp from the eastbound grand central parkway. let's take a live look outside in new jersey, and we do have the new jersey turnpike moving well past newark. not bad, newark liberty airport, no delays on the garden state parkway on route 1 and 9 as well. alternate side parking is in effect today citywide. chris and mary, over to you >> okay, kyla, thank you. which companies pay their workers the highest salary? more expensive. cbs 2's jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange. jill, good morning. >>reporter: good morning, chris and mary. stocks continue to climb, the dow is now up 4% for the year. yesterday better than-than- expected ernlings from american express helped push up the dow. the dow jumps 42 point, the nasdaq rose about seven. the average price of a home is going up and more of them are being sole. the national association of realtors found that the biggest jumps were in the northeast and midwest. na

one man is dead following a police involved shooting in queens. we're live on the scene with details. >>> a man wanted for flashing a cab driver is connected to the to a homeless shelter murder. >>> another deadly earthquake strikes. this time in ecuador, where the death toll continues to climb. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. >>> it is 6:00 a.m. >> good to have you with us. >> i'm andrea grymes. first, vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. >> it was beautiful yesterday. >> and warmer today by about 4 degrees. felt a little bit of a chill. yesterday. but we will try to get rid of that. it will be lovely again. we start off with a frost advisory in effect until the temperatures are in the low to mid-30s. a crisp start. we will be warming up nicely. forty-five in the city. forty in white plains. thirty-two in somerville. thirty-four in the hamptons. as we look at the vortex satellite and radar, it looks identical to yesterday. nothing overhead. some clouds trying to push their way in well to the east. but it is not going

to look >> reporter: annie liebovitz capturing these images of the queen. and this with future kings charles william and george will be on stamps to mark the queen's life. >> reporter: queen elizabeth ii is celebrating her birthday for the next couple of months. but today is the actual birthday. >>> remember the movie the shining. we'll tell you where a picture has people asking was that ghost story real. >> look at this coming up on eyewitness news. the hotel inspired one of the scariest movies of all time has a new picture to add to it. is this a ghost story? teacher's aide if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin . because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all ove

it's the queen! it's the queen! >> jimmy: is that the -- it's the queen right there! no, it's the president of the united states. >> steve: oh, my bad. i thought it was the queen. >> jimmy: i'm not wearing my contacts. [ light laughter ] >> steve: you don't wear contacts. >> jimmy: i don't wear contacts. wait a second. >> steve: hey! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like "weekend at bernie >> all right. [ laughter and applause ] stay out of it. stay out of it. >> steve: don't get involved. >> jimmy: pro -- before this, the only way to travel to cuba was on a a makeshift raft with no food or water. con -- "business class." it's business. [ applause ] finally, pro -- passing by the prisoners at guantanamo bay and thinking, "i'm glad that's not me." con -- the prisoners at guantanamo bay lookine at the carnival cruise ship and saying, "i'm glad that's not me." [ applause ] that's the "pros and cons." we'll be right back with susan sarandon! when josh atkins books at laquinta.cwm. he gets a read thy for you alert.the second his room ha ready. so you know what he gives? i'll give yo

common with the queen?s like bosom buddies there. >> it looks like tom hanks. >> i wouldn't say it looks -- >> they say there is a similarity. >> a fleeting similarity. >> you had an event with the queen. >> i sat right next to the queen of england. at a dinner with the obamas. i mean, it was like, you had to go out, you got a piece of paper that explained how you're supposed to dress, how you're supposed to wear a light tie. >> you do have one of those in your closet. >> and we were sitting there and i noticed this gloved hand. the queen was next to me and this gloved hand placed a tumbler of clear liquid, came out of nowhere, this thing came in and i looked at it and i said what is your majoritiesty drinking this -- majesty drinking this evening? she said a martini. >> somebody on her staff says what time is it? >> time for the royal martini. >> and she sipped on it. >> you called her your majesty. >> your highness is not quite enough. your majesty -- >> i thought that was reserved for the pope. >> is she

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it's the queen! it's the queen! >> jimmy: is that the -- it's the queen right there! united states. >> steve: oh, my bad. i thought it was the queen. >> jimmy: i'm not wearing my contacts. >> steve: you don't wear contacts. >> jimmy: i don't wear contacts. wait a second. >> steve: hey! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like "weekend at bernie's." >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "you're the coolest, bernie!" can we see that video again? can i just see the video? >> all right. >> jimmy: there you go, yeah. looks like he's dunking on him. pro -- learning about a bitter conflict that's been going on for decades. con -- the one between the old married couple standing in front of you in the buffet line. [ laughter and applause ] stay out of it. stay out of it. >> steve: don't get involved. >> jimmy: pro -- before this, the only way to travel to cuba was on a a makeshift raft with no food or water. con -- or as carnival calls that "business class." it's business. [ applause ] finally, pro -- passing by the prisoners at guantanamo bay and thinking, "i'm glad that's not me." con -

say the jamaican bay queens, a county, that's about it. we'll miss that moisture plume that will happen into the atlantic culture. standing well off to the west of the ohio valley. that is why tomorrow they will start off on a fairly cloudy no. scattered showers or thunderstorms during the overnight hours, especially early. maybe a shower early. the accuweather forecast for tonight mostly cloudy. it's a stray shower. some breaks of sunshine, still 71 though. chillier tomorrow, down to the midtown. a little warmer on monday. 80 degrees is possible and not too far south. all by tuesday. >> they did not need to plant the gardens. >>> we will get through the baseball game tonight. >> yes there, you go. >> the yankees are at home as they would both need to have a win tonight straight ahead. we will be talking baseball. matt harvey with atlanta as they will take on the rays and the bronx. not much going their way right now as we will talk about >>> plus, to know what's up patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care ex

truth is, the queen has changed. her reign was rocked by the death of dianna when tony blair was prime minister. >> she thought about it, adjusted, moved and she then recovered her poise. >> reporter: but now, at 90, she's loved. there are cheers, people singing, bells ringing. the queen doesn't like a fuss but it is her birthday. leaders these days, respected because she is genuine as the u.s. ambassador here. >> warm, welcoming and wonderful. the queen is awesome. [ laughter ] >> reporter: tonight the president arrived in london. tomorrow, he'll lunch with the queen whose met 11 u.s. leaders, and she is still here. now entering her tenth decade. keir simmons, nbc ne.ws. >>> when we come back, more of the man and his musi turns out lemon juice doesn' t cure pink eye. hi. how are you doing today? that' s thhow i am. red head fred. ultra rare. i collect these too. nah, these are for my dog because he can never decide which one he wants until he gets home, so... american express presents the blue cash everyday card wit

cbs news, windsor, england. >>> later tonight, the queen will light a beacon at the castle, sparking the chain of more than a thousand beacons that will burn in celebration of her birthday. >>> well, you probably know him from hawaii 5-0 but the we will hear from the next king. >>> and we've had a dry spring. john elliott has the forecast. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. >>> there is a new king on broadway. the actor is taking over the starring role. >> that is the hit musical the king and i. and he will make his broadway debut starring as the king. for the past six seasons, he has starred on the cbs drama hawaii 5-0. >> i started my career here in new york many, many years ago. and to be able to come back to lincoln center and make my broadway debut, it's very special. >> coming back to broadway in this beautiful, gorgeous production is just -- i feel very grateful. very blessed. >> his co-star is played by the tony nominee. she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer last may and is

corneo was one of more than 100,000 ecuadorians living in queens. the local ecuadorian newspaper in the entryway focused on the devastation. with more than 1500 injured. the 7.8 magnitude earthquake the strongest to hit that country in decades flattening buildings and buckling highways. rescuers now struggling to reach survivors trapped in the rubble. corneo's husband saddened to see the devastation. >> i can only help with what i can. whatever they ask for me i'll do. >> reporter: as for how you can help the ecuadorian consolate says it will make an announcement tomorrow. reporting live in woodside, cefaan kim channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. and people in japan are filing into evacuation centers fearing more aftershocks from two powerful earthquakes. 41 people have been killed, 11 people remain missing. disaster officials say some 180,000 people have been evacuated into more than 80 shelters. >> a traffic stop erupts into undercover officers shoot and kill a man in queens. tonight we speak exclusively to the victim's family about what hap

queen turns 90 years old. have a great one.tioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, it is thursday, april 21st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump promises new campaign tactics as he focuses on a potential showdown with hillary clinton. >>> the olympic flame is on its way to brazil. a country plagued by zika, pollution, and a possible presidential impeachment. >>> first this morning, tom hank is coming back to studio 57 to talk about his new film. he spent nearly eight weeks living in north africa. >>> we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> i love running against crooked hillary. i love that. it's so much better, better. bernie wouldn't be as mu

. >> well, it is a party fit for a queen, a royal celebration is underway in london from queen elizabeth. today is the british monarch's 90th birthday, correspondent will a marks shows us how the queen is marking this special occasion. >> queen elizabeth the second may be britain's old serving monarchs, though still young enough to ride around town with the top down. 990 year old queen took to the street of windsor on foot, as well. and it was an aid that slowed her down, but dozens of flowers and gift people gave her. >> she is so generous to all of us with her time, with her love, with her passion for the country. >> the queen received a warm welcome outside the wind so castle, royal fans from across the world came to catch a glimpse. >> it is exciting. she is gracious. she is beautiful. she is everything and a little bit more than what i expected. >> the fallals of westminster abbey rang out in celebration, soldiers fired gun salutes to honor her majesty. after the public celebration, royal insiders say queen elizabeth will host a private party at windsor castle. >> the principals of

one man is dead following a police involved shooting in queens. we're live at the scene with details on the investigation. >>> a man wanted for slashing a cab driver is it -- believed to be connected to a homeless shelter murder. how police found a link between the two crimes. >>> another deadly earthquake strikes. this time in ecuador where the continues right now. >>> good morning everyone. it is 7:00 a.m. i'm otis livingston. >> the top stories are straight ahead. first vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast for the second half of the weekend. looking pretty out there. >> it looks just like yesterday. almost as cold as yesterday morning. not quite that chilly. that is good news. and it will be warmer than yesterday as well. here is the deal. it is going to be gorgeous today. seventys, sunshine. a great end to the weekend. we do have a frost advisory in effect until 8:00 a.m. this morning for much of new jersey. it is freaking out. hamptons, 40. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, clear skies overhead. high-pressure to thank

. >> pelley: and day for a queen. elizabeth reaches a milestone. happy birthday your highness >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the heavens provided a fitting back drop for the news: rain fell as word came that prince had died today, suddenly and unexpectedly at his home near minneapolis. and soon the tributes poured in for one of the most popular recording artists of all time. "purple rain" alone sold more quoting prince, stevie nicks tweeted, "this is what it sounds like when doves cry." dean reynolds begins our coverage. >> reporter: music fans were gone to the artist's famous paisley park home and recording study yes as word of his death rippled around the world. >> we need medical at paisley park, 7001 audubon road. person down, not breathing. >> reporter: it was 9:43 a.m. when emergency services responded to a call from the star's address. police say prince was found unresponsive inside an elevator while paramedics performed c.p.r., they were unable to revive him. at 10:07, he

i was also born in queens too. very nice to come home to have a museum, because there is only certain things you can do for legacies at this point. museums, books, because no one is here. so that's why. >> what is the legacy of the ramones? how would you define it? but i mean you could say iggy started punk but they start ad movement. johnny's guitar styles, had millions of guitar players pick up, you don't have to practice. jeff beck, they're all great. johnny picked up guitar, taught himself. it is the sound of the ramones. he inspired kids around the world. when they got to england, everyone was so excited to see the ramones because, the clash and everybody, and sex pistols they were somewhat but they formed bands after that. so the ramones, that is their legacy. and jeans. jeans. >> ripped jeans. >> jacket. >> i didn't realize that. >> their first album cover everybody is wearing ripped jeans. >> what will see see at museum, linda. >> we'll see a bunch much boost collectibles. because queens is more of an art a

two queens lawmakers want to add around various neighborhoods in queens and to have them run 24 ours a day. they want to introduce that legislation soon. >> you can see how busy that area is. that street. how wide it is. >> reporter: it is. it's such a busy street, michael. the nearest stoplight about two blocks away. people would have to go two blocks that way to cross the street safely. you know people will cross you here. >> we see someone behind you right now. >>> a brooklyn community calling for a cease-fire after two people were hit by stray bullets. one was a grandmother cooking dinner. she was hit while looking out of the window of her east flatbush apartment after a fight broke out on the street monday. another person was grazed in the head. her son was one of those rallying to stop the violence. >> why did this happen to me, she's still asking herself that. >> i don't understand how it's shoot straight and spraying up the whole block. >> they've caught the shooter. she's meanwhile had three surgeries. it's not clear if she's going to lose vision in her right eye. >>> new yo

a live look at long island expressway in queens, this is out by the queens boulevard exit, exit 19, an accident out there in the left lane. things are starting to jam up here as well. i'll keep a close eye on that for you. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect next weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> on long island, a wind-swept fire destroyed homes that were also heavily damaged by hurricane sandy. officials say that an electrical problem started this fire on east santa barbara road in lindenhurst pretty much gutted that home. thankfully the mother and the child were inside and both got out safely. the home next door caught on fire as well. then embers started a nearby brush fire. that neighboring home had just been rebuilt. the owners were two weeks away from moving back in. >>> investigators trying to figure out what caused a crash that killed an ambulance driver and patient on long island. police say the driver lost control and hit this stone support of the eagle avenue overpass on the southern state parkway. this happened noon yesterday. the lights and sirens on

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program, it is a royal celebration for queen elizabeth's 90th birthday.highlights. ♪ katty: the human toll of ecuador's earthquake is now nearly 580 people, and because of the number missing, that figure is certainly going to rise. as for the price of rebuilding damaged infrastructure, the country's president has announced emergency tax increases, including a one-time levy on millionaires to pay for reconstruction. reporter: rescue efforts continue, and the death toll keeps rising. nearly five days after the earthquake struck, some survivors are getting increasingly desperate. for many, sleeping in the open air is the only option. >> it is too terrible. i have never thought of meeting such things. me, my family barely escaped. the police officers passing by gave too much to my children, and i had to fetch something to eat these past two big days. however, there is nothing left. my house has been damaged by the earthquake. reporter: the country's president has called for people to be patient. >> the country must make no mistake, these things will not take

from jamaica queens, liz dahlem, fox 5 news. ernie: thank you very much for that. we're very happy to have with us the president and ceo of the queens library. >> always a pleasure. ernie: congratulations to you. a former new york city schools chancellor. you had many government roles. here you are in your hometown, queens where you were brought up. >> it's interesting. i spent a lot of time at this library as a student. we'll be celebrating our 50th anniversary. i was probably in early high school visiting the library. it's a great opportunity. it's an honor to be a part -- ernie: what a full circle for you. i know you have a lot of great ideas. >> i want to compliment the staff. a lot of great programs. the vision is how we expand our services and make sure people are able to take advantage of the great programs that we offer throughout the borough of queens. ernie: you have a lot of programs. >> we do. we've had one million people who have taken advantage of our free programs. we are the great equal opportunity provider for services. ernie: so great. >> people a

did you see the queen mother with queen lis beth with a little plastic with the tie under the jobber. >> why would she do that as opposed to having somebody carry the umbrella? >> she likes it like that. i get my target bag and do this. >> that's exactly it. >>> ooh -- a royal du rag. >> that's exactly it. >>> welcome to a purple edition of "eyewitness news" saturday morning, absolutely. amy freeze is also in the purple spirit today. good morning. >> good morning to you. a little purple rain out there. we'll try to shake the showers and get into the afternoon with sunshine. right now, clouds are still hanging over manhattan. you can see from our live pictures that the clouds reduce visibility early on. we'll see the skies brighten and make progress with sunnier conditions for the afternoon. 62 degrees right now. temperatures are very mild overnight. 55 for monticello. looking at the numbers across the board, easy to take the temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s. montauk, the cool spot. on accutrack, still looking at the rain over 287 right now. parts of northern manhattan into yonker