sheridan were especially important in the upcoming elections. in the valley, a place of humiliation for one union general after another, as late as the summer of 1864, it had suddenly become the scene of immediate unqualified repeated and glorious victory. as the union army went wheeling through winchester and as sheridan made the final ride, not nearly as long as the famous poem said coming into winchester to help win the victory. sheridan's victories in the valley provided the landscape that had sustained the confederate army for so long. sheridan's burning of the valley demonstrated a new resolve of what would be involved in the rebelli rebellion. a willingness to undermine the resources of victory. they marked the victory over the guerrillas that had bedevil ed these guerrillas up and down the valley, suggesting that extra -- that partisan violence by men not in uniform could play a very important role in what is to happen. sheridan defeats guerrillas, defeats earl, sherman's burning did not begin until after the elections if there is a refe

it was a disabled truck near the sheridan. the left lane was blocked and it is 30 at the lincoln, 20 at the holland. >> i hate it when he does that. >>> temperature at 7:00 is going to be 48 degrees, to stat your day. a -- to start your a little chilly this morning. this evening around 5:00 or 6:00, you'll need your umbrella. so a cloudy, cool day. around 58 degrees today. normal high 66. tomorrow drizzle and rain on and off during the day. saturday is gorgeous with a high of 65. in the meantime have a >>> good morning, america. tornado outbreak. dangerous weather overnight. >> ah, get us out of here. >> twisters appearing two at a time blowing out windows, damaging home, shredding trees and now more storms heading south. >>> ted cruz in an attempt to save his campaign drafting carly fiorina as his running mate. donald trump mocking the move. >> cruz can't win. what's he doing picking a vice president? >> as bernie sanders lays off hundreds of his staff. is the trump/clinton matchup set. >>> overnight birding barreling into th

who was john sheridan. >> anti- trump billboard seven popping up all over the state of new jersey. now, they say things like help and speak out against racism, sexism, and bigotry. came out right after donald trump's victory on super tuesday. the organization behind them is called bridges over policies for new jersey. the side of the new jersey turnpike. is going to tell me. rhetoric, whether it's sexist or racist. this really cannot be normal. >> what they want is for governor christie to renounce comments. i reached out to the administration and they brushed this off. the group is a not-for-profit. we don't really know who is driving this campaign. that is not going to stop until governor christie speaks up. tweet me your thoughts. >> 129-foot vessel protecting and serving new >> likes to everyone. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand them. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our

also the crossbronx west at the sheridan and the delays go back to the bruckner. we are also looking at this l.i.e. problem exit 41 ongoing accident investigation. eastbound traffic is being diverted off at exit 41 and it is not moving. the westbound side rubbernecking delays. as you travel to 78 going eastbound near exit 41 tractor trailer fire extinguished but what a mess we have. only the left lane is getting by before exit 40 ask your alternate would be route 22. that has an accident right near country club road. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. mass transit doing okay lori over to you. makes a visit to new jersey's largest city today. she visits phillips charter school. it created the eco spaces education program that helps students to connect with healthy foods learning how it is grown and how it nourishes their body. >>> donald trump's daughter ivanka trump may be feeling the burn. her line of luxury scarves recalled as a fire hazard. 20,000 of the made in china scarves are actually too flammable and pose a burn risk to women wear

and then we take motorcade trip, up to the sheridan here, at 17th and arch, for a 10:00 a.m.vent, to speak at convention, so there is a lot of political motorcades, and with that, of covers, comes the extra security, so just be aware of that, as all of russ just trying to do our normal grinds here, on a thursday. the pennsylvania turnpike southbound extension, construction still near the quakertown interchange. and we are good to go on 95, the schuylkill, and even 422, kind of quiet at least for the moment. chris, lauren, back to you. >> it appears the popular restaurant have cut the calories in their children's memes, also offering some healthier side dishes. >> so, researchers looked at on line nutrition information for children's meals, the ten most popular fast-food outlets in 2014. nearly three quarters of the fast-food meals and about two thirds of the sit-down meals had 600 calories or less. investigators declined to identify which restaurants did, you know, the best and worse, stating many changes could have been made since the work was done. >> either way, you got to

>> i will -- >> to sheridan's -- >> i will do both right now and fascinate link them to my forthcoming book due out next year. i appreciate it. in all honesty, it's been fascinating to study the military events in the valley all the way from the dead of winter of early 1864 and watching not only hunter but before him, siegel and after him, sheridan and watching breckenridge -- i took a pilgrimage to the battle of piedmont battlefield and my wife, bless her heart, agreed to go with me. we went over there and we ended up having to use latitude and longitude to find the one marker that's about the size of this lectern with no place to even pull off. i stood there and i told her honey, you won't believe the thousands of men who fought right here and this has been forgotten and it's actually plays an enormous role in the outcome of the war. i wrote about all of that and also wrote about the different waves of violence and they are bedeviling hunter and siegel and sheridan and sheridan only makes sense if you understand how much that they had made it impossible in hunter's own mind for him t

people do know about sheridan in 1804. if people know anything the hard war operations, it's sherman's madge to the sea. and we all know that it was a december lating march, 220 miles from atlanta to savannah, 60 miles wide in which sherman's troops destroyed absolutely everything in their path. and there is a thriving folklore business in georgia there to explain why, given that this occurred, why the particular town that so and so, that a certain person lives in, you know, why that particular town was spared when every other town was annihilated. and these folklore tales usually have something to do with sherman had an old girlfriend in town. and maybe. sherman was a mason and somebody gaye t save the masonic sign of distress and the town was spared for that reason. there's a kind of iliad tale of sherman's mark. but the idea of this all-december lating fury, this is something i caulk talked about in "the hard hand of war" and largely debunked. and so what i would like to do this morning is to begin with two mornings, th

the cross bronx west right near the sheridan expressway, we do have some construction there. we have about one to two lanes closed down. new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro north, they're all doing just fine. you have minor delays at our hudson river crossings. now, let's take a look at a webcam and show you how things through suffolk county. this is the l.i.e. right near blue point road. you can see that the traffic is doing just fine, no major issues to report there. we have alternate side of the street parking rules suspended for today, but the metered rules are in effect. lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> police need your help this morning to find a child predator who offered up an 11- that tourist says that he was approached about the boy in central park near the bow bridge. eyewitness news is reporter diana rocco is live with a description of the predator. diana. >>reporter: lori, good morning. it appears it may have been the boy's father who was trying to offer up his son to a tourist for $300 for sex, and this morning police are looking for tha

now, a lot of political folks in town today, this morning, motorcade madness up the street to the sheridan and arch streets. in which we will have an event at 10:00, which is just off of the vine street expressway. former president, bill clinton; in town today. has an event at 12:00 noon at emanuel playgrounds just off route 309. if you are traveling in or out of town, via philadelphia international airport, no problems at the moment. but as the weather changes, so will the flight delays. so do check with the airline before you head down to the airport. chris, lauren, back over you. >> speaking of all of those politics, bob was just talking about it, democratics vying for the white house, they said hey we have to come to philadelphia. >> yes. if not for the wet they are week either by the way. hillary clinton yesterday, bernie sanders today, and he started drawing big crowds yesterday. dave kinchen live at penn's landing where sanders is due, just in a few hours, dave, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. by the way, president clinton coming to town is coming in to talk about hi

one on the cross bronx expressway, causing a big delay. sheridan expressway. delays go back to the alexander hamilton bridge. a live look at the new jersey turnpike, delays in the car lanes northbound out by interchange 14. there's an accident that's backed up out there by newark liberty airport. the truck lanes is the way go right now. >>> 6:25 right now. coming up, new developments in the mayor deblasio fund-raising probe. >> indeed, the investigation is growing. i'm katherine creag live at city hall. that investigation with mayor deblasio and fund-raising questions. we'll tell you who has been subpoenaed. the latest coming up. >>> and the search will continue this morning for a missing autistic man in prospect park. i'm tracie strahan with details and the photo police want you to see. >> if you're heading out the door, download the news 4 app on . >>> now at 6:30, missing for nearly 18 hours, a desperate search underway for an autistic man who disappeared during a >>> new developments in the fund raising scandal surrounding the deblasio investigation. we'll

and the crossbronx near the sheridan expressway, another accident being cleared away. we still have this issue on the belt parkway west, the overturned breakfast cart or lunch cart whatever they were planning on serving. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today. >>> a crime spree targeting taxi drivers and riders. still ahead, video of the suspects involved in more than a dozen robberies. >>> a big celebration across the pond. find out what is planned for the queen's 90th birthday. affecting subway traffic in the [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around... it's dragging down your fuel economy. [ breaking glass ] but over time, using new and improved bp gasoline with invigorate helps clean up that dirt, like hundreds of scrubbing brushes. [ scrubbing bristles ] so that means a cleaner engine, which helps you get more miles per tank. i'll be here if you need me. new bp gasoline with invigorate... is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. you'r

two lanes shut down by the sheridan expressway. it's getting slow out there. head over to the belt parkway, we have the accident eastbound before erskine. after erskine street. that's in the left lane. delays headed eastbound a bit. traffic on the 4s. >> thanks very much. breaking news in manhattan. police have the bleaker street subway station shut down. they say someone slashed a man on the platform. "today in new york's" tracie strahan. what can you tell us? >> reporter: michael, this is an active investigation and a large police presence. not just on the street level here. belowground. play video now what it looked like when we arrived. ficers all around, we saw detectives descending into the subway station here at bleaker street when we arrived. police are telling us right now that a male suffered slash wounds to both his neck and face right on the platform before 4:00 this morning. the suspect fled in an unknown direction. it's unclear if it was the result of an altercation. we were able to speak to a witness who tended to the man after offensive stabbed

investigators arrested matthew sheridan september 28, 2014.e say, they searched his car at the family home and found the drugs and a scale. earlier that same day, john and joyce sheridan were found stabbed to death in their somer set county home. the bedroom also hat been intentionally set on fire. the prosecutor in the case ruled last year that the couple's deaths were a murder/suicide. >>> police trying to find the gunman who sprayed bullets at a house of young children on wagner in the logan section. four children, 6 months to 6, were inside that house at the time. one bullet shattered a front window, the other hit a front door. a man was shot in the arm but he's okay. >>> new video out of delaware. detectives need your help to identify the man in this surveillance footage. he's accused of shooting the 33-year-old last may. the video shows the suspect in glasgow park minutes of about the shooting. >>> philadelphia police looking for two men caught on camera trying to rob a convenience store. the pair broke into the pantry one food market in

and then, motorcade up to the sheridan, at 17 and race for 10:00 a.m. event.president bill clinton in town speaking at the emanuel playground along pickering avenue right near holy except call cemetery thereto give you a locate or just off route 309. so a lot of presidential motorcades drags, detours, north on the boulevard, right at tyson avenue, all out outer lane drives blocked all because every accident scene. being detoured, there up in trenton, route 29, sum van way -- sullivan way. here is septa's parade plan for tomorrow. they got extra service on the norristown high-speed line. both market frankford, the paoli thorndale line coming in from the birds, nova fans, stops it, villanova, radnor, paoli, malvern, those trains will run every 30 minute to get you into downtown. and then all of the septa buses will be detoured along the parade route, that kicks off at 120th and market. >> did you see all of the people in north philly yesterday evening. i mean, they were wound up. wow, look at that line. wait to go get inside the liacouras center at temple univer

it happened at 7:30 last night on sheridan road in temple hills. a family member called for help

an accident westbound by the sheridan expressway. you can see that blocks the left lane, that means it will take longer to clear. this is a spot to avoid. frightening attack. >> police release a sketch and surveillance video in the hopes of making an arrest on a young female jogger in prospect park. >>> and i'm katherine creag live in yonkers, where a livery cab driver is stabbed and robbed by a man who at one point is his passenger. that driver, the victim himself, teodlls us about his ordeal. that's coming up. >>> if you're heading out the door, take us with you. keep watching "today in new york." download the app on your mobile . >>> new clues in a frightening attack on a jogger in prospect park. this as we get our first look at the suspect. >>> a livery cab driver stabbed and robbed in westchester county. our own katherine creag spoke with the victim. >>> and following two days of long lines and major headaches. what can connecticut residents expect at the dmv this morning? "today in new york" starts now. >>> hopefully less of a

she'll be watching the returns here in midtown at the share sheridan. andrew siff iswet trump tower keeping an eye on the race. >> reporter: quite a scene here, secrete service, private security, ten months after donald trump, here in this building jumped into the icce. few thought he would last as long as he has let alone be the commanding front-runner into a new york primary that matters in a state that could bring him closer to clinching the nomination. he voted at central synagogue, blocks from his office. trump acknowledged happily voting for himself. >> i think the campaign has been doing well. many, many senators, governors, they are all gone. we have tremendous support. having ben carson and chris christie and so many others supporting me, senator sessions, we have amazing support. i'm honored and putting in that vote today was something terrific. pittsburgh, yes, pittsburgh, not in new york, john kasich one of trump's challengers held a rally there, one week ahead of the pennsylvania primary. kasich all but acknowledged he can't win new york bu

sheridan and grant led the way same custer was reckless and he did all these things even though as i posted on my public facebook page sheridan's last telegram to alfred terry, the commander of custer's immediate, -- commander custer's column he said we only hope that the union holds together. the you have enough troops to fight all of-- i mean, this was the expectation army had. what one the war afterwards was this persistent dogged pursuit.n the lakota's and cheyennes had to disperse and hunt to sustain themselves which is why we could not sustain himself in his invasions of the north. the troops had to gather out two-- sped out together supplies of unit gettysburg was completely decisive we would w have had to retreat. it would've been demoralizing. bug, constant pressure is what actually brought that indians down in the end. it wasn't big battlefield successes and so it was just deploying the troops and keeping them in the field as ultimately the winning one. its you have to really go in-depth to find innovative thinking when it came to indian warfare and that's an interesting st

. >> cameras spotted the man walking in front of the sheridan hotel and exiting through the avis car rental lot. at one point police say the suspect ditched his jacket to avoid detection. nearly two hours later, he was seen wearing a blue button down shirt on the streets of brussels, before disappearing for good. the surveillance clip offers the most detailed account how the only airport attack tear survive escaped. >> police say the suspect was among a group of at least four terrorist who is targeted both the airport and the subway station. killing 32 people. authorities released this photo of the suspect, immediately after the attacks, he is seen pushing luggage cartier long two men in in black, police blew themselves up. belgium authorities hope the public's help will pick up where surveillance video left off. jonathan, cbs news, london. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", being national champs has its perks. >> we already know president obama gave coach jay wright a call, but now hearing some of it. we'll gave you a listen. katy? >> and brooke, we are now sitting in at least som

we have one westbound on the cross bronx expressway just after the sheridan expressway. delays here go back to the bruckner interchange a live look outside at the inbound side of the george washington bridge where you see a slow ride getting into the span. we have reports of a minor accident. it will take you 30 minutes to get between the turnpike and tolls. 15 minutes into the lower level. 30-minute wait at the lincoln tunnel and the holland tunnel. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect today. don't forget to move your car. back to you. >>> in news 4 your health, despite years of warnings a new study finds more children are getting their hands on detergent pods. over a two-year period there was a 20% increase to poison control for children who put one of those packets in their mouth. laundry detergent pods are the most dangerous. researchers recommend homes with >>> senator chuck schumer calling on congress to approve $2 billion in emergency funding to fight the zika virus. said the money would go towards a vaccine and prevention of the zika virus. th

a new one eastbound by the sheridan expressway. that delay starting to ease out is still jammed up and we have heavy westbound rubber necking delays as well. we have a disabled vehicle by hunts point avenue. no matter which way you go in bronx, you'll sit in delays. the george washington bridge, we'll show you that residual. here's the approaches in fort lee. the upper level of the george washington bridge is to be avoided if you can right now. lincoln tunnel inbound at 30 minutes. holland at about 20. then much f in much better news, let's head over to the belt parkway. it's lighter than usual this morning. it's moving slowly -- at least there's no accidents in your way. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. >>> drivers will have steer through more trouble at the dmv offices. they're canceling the contract to overhaul the computer system. 3m was handling that job. the state argues the rollout of the new software was only making matters use. >>> the mta changing bus routes with more reductions than additions.

still working on a stall here by the sheridan. traffic backed up to the cross bronx. greg: donald trump relate wind up politically on tuesday here in new york state. so did hillary, by the way. rosanna: they are not done. campaigning in five other states. greg: donald trump was calm, some dude. he called ser nauz by his name. he is at it again with a make name. >> will not have a chance. not bringing jobs back. does not know about the economy. she makes bad decisions. you know what bernie sanders said about h twice. you know that. greg: a lot of people do not like this. a lot of people. the test cruise thing, people seem to be a little bit more accepting. it is back on the campaign trail. >> line ted. lies. oh, he lies. >> robert moses is here. you think some of these new names will stay at? >> who knows. donald trump has taken to using them repeatedly. you would have to think that he delaware, rhode island will be holding primaries. capturing the delegates that she needs. on the republican side, though, is not likely that anyone will be able to do that. that only add

the first of several public forums is this oochb evening at four points sheridan at 6:00. >>> three running for attorney general will square off tonight. they're john morganelli, josh shapiro and steven zappala jr. n nbc 10 will host the debate. join us this evening at 7:00. nbc's tracy davidson will moderate the debate, which you can watch right here on nbc 10 or on the nbc 10 app. >>> today pennsylvania governor tom wolf will sign two consecutive orders to prohibit lgbt discrimination. it would ban agencies from discriminating against people based on their sexual orientation or gender identity. he'll call on the legislature to pass nondiscrimination legislation. he wants to make clear pennsylvania is clear, welcoming and open for business for everyone. >>> also happening the philadelphia gay news celebrates its anniversary. the paper has focused on philadelphia's lgbt community for four decades and its work has been nominated for a pulitzer prize. >>> you won't have to wait for the next fevlg or parade to order something from your favorite wilmington food truck. they designated spots wher

alongootings happened sheridan road in temple hills. we have team coverage from the scene and the hospitals. with the latest. we are hearing all of this started with a call from a concerned citizen? absolutely, that is the thing that is the most bizarre. investigators are working to crime scenes and we are being kept quite a ways back. this happened at about 7:30 p.m. tonight on sharon road. this is video on the very chaotic scene, dozens of officers all over the place. whybig unanswered question, would somebody opened fire on firefighters just trying to save somebody's life? the pg police chief said the firefighters were answering a call along with police officer to make a welfare check on a person at the address who may be experiencing a medical issue. when the firefighters arrived is when the trouble began. >> resident of the home was not responsive, so a decision was made to gain entry to the home and check on the person's welfare. unfolding, the individual inside the home fired a number of rounds, striking two prince george's count

hillary clinton, september to speak at the afl-cio convention at this sheridan in center sit ate 17th and race, will cause back up during the lunchtime hour, aim sure that will good for folks trying to get votes. then later on tonight, along broad street on the campus of temple university, bernie sanders set to speak at 8:00 at the liacouras center. that will will impact our evening rush hour. and then south on 995 during the midday, here come the penndot crews, they're working from the airport all the way down it the state line. starting at around 9:00 a.m. mike and alex back over to you. >> okay, so the boston bruins lost last night, good news, flyers continue their push for the playoffs tonight. big game, against one of the two teams they'd tied with for the final playoff spot in the eastern conference. >> detroit red wings so the flyers red wings, bruin, all have 91-point. the last time the flyers played the red wins they won four to three. after tonight there was three game plus for the flyers. >> blue it it is over there in detroit? in detroit. we have to watch that, alex, then

this is at the sheridan expressway. it's causing about a 40 minute delay at the gw bridge. the good news is we have 30 minutes at the lincoln and hundreds, so a little bit take a live look outside, brooklyn, you can see it here, heavy, northbound delays stretch all the way up to the bqe, onto the brooklyn bridge. alternate side parking, well, it is suspended today for orthodox holy thursday, but you still have to pay those meters. john. >> well, speak of time, it's a biological clock day today too, just found that online. all right. we're going to see some clouds fill in today, pretty skies give way to cloudy skies, a little bit of light rain later today. numbers cool out the door and still just 59 for a high, well below the normal of 66. on and off light showers overnight into and through your friday. not a washout, just a little unsettled. break on saturday, more wet weather back in place sunday into monday and that's more of a soaking rain so we'll be watching that as well. enjoy the beautiful skies this morning. >> thanks so much, johnny. >>> we'll have another check of

union leaders at the convention at the sheridan.the afl/cio says secretary clinton will speak before a crowd of about 1,000 people. local union leaderships say this will play an important role in the convention but won't say which candidate they'll back. sanders picked up a win in wisconsin. they're hoping both candidates will take away a special knowledge of issues that affect working families here. >> pennsylvania has some, you know, some different nuances that other folks don't have. both candidates have been great about listening to folks and talking to folks about what's important to working families here in philly, the dredging of the philadelphia port for the bigger ships from the panama canal will create thousands of jobs. >> there's a rally planned for 8:00 tonight at temple university. he's set to discuss a wide range of issues such as climate change and his plan to make public colleges and universities tuition-free. that event is free and open to the public. it will also be the second stop for sanders who's going to meet

the convention kicked off yesterday at the sheridan downtown hotel.ennsylvania will play an important role in the election but they haven't decided which candidate they'll back just yet. >> senator sanders is telling a great story. senator clinton is a great person. i have to look at it if i'm going to lead and talk to our members, who can we make sure can take that message and become part of the white house? >> the convention alternates between philadelphia and pittsburgh. it's held in philadelphia during presidential election years. >> we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses and primaries. >> trump may be the most outrageous of the republicans. he is saying what all of them believe. >> reporter: the sanders campaign operation continues to grow in our area. nbc 10 and north philadelphia for the opening of a campaign office last night, campaign organizers spoke to supporters about how they can get involved in the race. also happening today, senator sanders will be speaking at the united methodist church in center city. that's happening

once the storms rolled through dann sheridan, "action news" photographer extraordinare, captured thisiew from the ben franklin bridge. when you get storms before sunset it is the kind of cloud breaking you get and we had all those double rainbows. right now the main story is cooler air draining in. philadelphia is 55. allentown 57. cape may 57. wilmington 61. the cold front that rolled through tonight has now stalled down to the south and there is enough moisture, that will probably see some lingering showers, tomorrow morning especially south of philadelphia. future tracker is showing it is not going to be a bright, sunny day at 7:30 plenty of cloud, scattered showers and then as we head through the day we will see brightening skies, north of philadelphia, northern lehigh valley, poconos, bright sunshine but south of philadelphia and very thick cloud. with the cloud cover it will be a lot cooler. today's high 86. tomorrow, nothing near that. 62 degrees. then that low pressure bringing us severe storms across the plains, fortunately only four tornadoes reported that will bring south r

we have delays by the sheridan because of roadwork. two lanes closed until 6:00 a.m. you can see a slow ride through here. the bruckner is doing fine. we'll take a live look outside at the george washington bridge. it looks like they just cleared the lower level just opened. things moving nicely at the george washington bridge. lincoln and holland tunnel are doing great. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. >>> thank you very much. there is ramped up security at the university of texas at austin this morning. police hunt for a killer. the body of 18-year-old was found near a creek on campus on tuesday. she had been reported missing on monday. police have released surveillance video of a possible suspect pushing a woman's bicycle. dozens of students and staff members gathered outside the drama building to remember her. >>> police are releasing new photos of the men who mugged two teens and a 10-year-old boy in central park. the victims were in the north woods of central park last week when the three men yelled at them to stop. they then went through th

it has two lanes blocked on the westbound cross bronx at the sheridan expressway, and that's causing delays right back to the bruckner interchange. also in manhattan, we do have two lanes that remain blocked on the northbound henry hudson parkway at 125th street, and it's because of the retaining wall repairs ongoing. subway issues this morning, due to the police investigation in greenwich village that we've been reporting this morning, the 4 and 6 trains are bypassing bleecker street in both directions. alternate side parking is in effect today city wide. >>> thank you. in money watch this morning, stocks looking to rebound from an off day, and if you want to join netflix it's going to cost you a little bit more. >> cbs2's jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange. good morning jill. >> good morning dick and mary. the week strong. the dow fell 174 points yesterday, the nasdaq fell 72. futures are pointing to a higher open. >>> uber will pay at least $10 million to settle a california lawsuit over background checks. prosecutors said uber falsely claimed that its criminal scr

it is blocking at least one lane on the westbound cross bronx at the sheridan expressway. it is causing delays back to white plains road. alternate side parking is suspended today because of orthodox good friday, but remember you still have to pay the meters. chris and mary over to you. >>> a commuter alert for new york city drivers looking for a faster way to work. >>> a queens assemblyman is proposing express lanes if you'll pay the price. hazel sanchez reports. to-bumper traffic is the last thing you want to see. lila says she deals with it every day as she commutes. >> it makes me want to smash my head on the steering wheel. >> david weber of queens says he has an idea that would shorten her travel time, express lanes on already tolled bridges and tunnels like the midtown tunnel and the throgs neck bridge. drivers could pay extra to travel in the fast lanes and avoid congestion. >> say rig now they're 7.50 to go over the -- through midtown tunnel or over the try borough bridge, maybe we could reduce that to 5 or $6 and have that express lane for $10 where people can pa

this is at the sheridan expressway and it is causing delays. they go back to the bruckner interchange. subway issues this morning. now, in the bronx service is suspended in both directions on the 2 and 5 trains. this is between east 180th street and 149th street grand concourse. it's because of police and fire department activity near freman street. alternate side parking is in effect today citywide. mary. >> kyla, thank you. thrnchts is a new king on broadway an actor better known for crime drama is taking over a starring role. >> daniel day cam stars in the cbs drama "hawaii-five-o" is making his broadway debut in "the king and i." for the past six seasons he has starred as chin-ho kelly. the role is a homecoming of sorts. >> i started my career in new to be able to come back to lincoln center to make my broadway debut, it's very special. >> coming back to broadway in this beautiful, epic, gorgeous production is just -- i feel very grateful, very blessed. >> kim's costar anna is played by three-time tony nominee marin nazee. she was diagnosed

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it happened at 7:30 last night on sheridan road in temple hills. a family member called for help a family member inside. the firefighters forced their way in and were met with gunfire. >> as that was unfolding, the individual inside the home fired a number of rounds, striking two prince george's county firefighters and the concerned individual who led public safety to that address during the course of the evening. >> the resident who fired the shot is in custody. he has been cooperative. >>> medics flew one of the firefighters to clinton. john ohmsteider died shortly after arriving. >> it's a tragedy. our firefighter was a close friend to many, a strong community member. we are thankful for your thoughts and prayers in this very difficult time as we prepare to honor the life >> he leaves behind a wife and 2-year-old daughter. he normally serves at landover hills firestation 830. medics flew the other firefighter to the university of maryland shock trauma center. >> he is 19-year-old volunteer firefighter kevin swain. he is in serious condition afte

it's the sheridan expressway. we have one two lanes closed down and that will be going on until further notice. we are just getting word of an overturned truck on the shoulder of the new jersey turnpike. it's right by exit 12. we are on the southbound side and is an overturned truck with some rubbernecking. we will keep you up-to-date with that. we are dealing with the closure of 206 and route it's an accident here knocking down the wire on the roadway so also bound lanes are not usable and that will go on until further notice. >> lets go outside and i will bring you onto the weschler expressway. both directions here are not looking terrible and now the grand central parkway in the area of laguardia. it's a nice picture here . it's crowded that it's moving in both directions. as far as the trains are concerned, they are running close to schedule with alternate sides suspended. use left to put money in the meters. >> happy birthday to jan jim . >> there is 1 million gems. >> he did not say. >> going to the motor ve

in your research did you find any connection between the folks from the burning, sheridan, sherman, grant, any connection to those policies transferring to west of the mississippi river? that these policies in the shenandoah valley and georgia, proven to be successful, maybe in total war, were carried west of the mississippi river? a second question is this idea of coming together, that if there is no sense of coming together say between the races, could you translate that theory to the confederate treatment of u.s. colored troops? >> sure. the idea that union generals and officers consciously took their experiences from the civil war and transferred it to the west is not something that i found evidence for any more than i found evidence for them taking the experience of the colonial feed fights or the war toward the seminole indians or the wars of the 1830's and transferred that into the american, to the war. so as i said before, and i think this is pretty much on target, the way that military people are practical people, and they tend to sort of, you know, solve the practical problem th

celebratory songwriters and the sheridan, where she gave her own clue ridden victory speech about howhe would unite the democratic party, and issues she would campaign on in the days ahead. sec. clinton: to all the people who supported senator sanders, i believe there is much more that unites us than devise us. [applause] we are going to keep our families safe and our country strong. and we're going to defend our rights. civil rights, voting rights, workers rights, women's rights, lgbt writes, and rights for people with disabilities. donald trump and ted cruz-- [boos] vision for america that is divisive and frankly dangerous. returning to trickle-down economics, opposing any increase in the minimum wage, restricting a women's right to make her own health care decisions. [applause] john, looking at clinton's speech, what indications are there that you see about how she plans to position herself against sanders in the general? john: well, against sanders, she is not going to say that the race is over, but is quite clear that she believes it. mark: the end is in sight. john: she says in

she will be watching the return tonight at the sheridan in midtown. >> i can always tell a candidate doesn't expect to win as they move onto the next state before the votes are cast.>> robert moses let's see what happens. it could be close! >> looks like passengers on the long island railroad will be the first to test the payment system.they would like people to use their smart phones that are reloadable to pay for a ride. the new method will begin in june of 2017 and penn central in penn station. they would like you to go online on the buses on june 2018 with one expert telling the news that it's a highly unrealistic goal like a lot of things the >> we will have to wait a little bit longer. >> been seminar was the biggest fan. >> it's a tossup. >> hi, audrey! how's it going? >> i am excited. we are all in store for a nice afternoon across the tri-state. we are starting off pretty good but keep in mind the normal high for this time of year should be 630. we are already at that number in tarrytown and over towards glencoe. out across the island 430 readings with stony brook in the 40s

now there is an accident by the sheridan. as for the major deegan northbound accident investigation has the right lane closed by grand concourse, w. side hwy. dealing with the retaining wall that was collapsing a little bit. northbound two lanes with the retaining wall that was collapsing a little bit. northbound two lanes closed by 125th st. there is a car fired by exit 41 extinguished but you have a lane closed. 106-numone 07, this is the eastbound side right here being diverted off of 106-numone 07 and eastbound rubbernecking delays you are dealing with, all lanes are open, westbound slow, eastbound all lanes closed, lie in queens dealing with normal delays. let's go to the grand central pkwy. traffic to the clearview expressway trains on or close to schedule. ben: very busy in bethpage yesterday, thousands of supporters filled the soundstage for donald trump's first new york rally since the primaries began. >> he said it was 17,000 people. the police they closer to 10,000. top rival ted cruz got much smaller crowds in the

she cast her ballot here and tonight she will watch the return roll in from the sheridan . >> this is the latest in westchester county.>> thanks a lot. back here we believe that donald trump is in the tower right now . please send , he will be on the polling station . he is scheduled within the hour. we had to reset for yolo outside the synagogue. have you gotten any word on what time he will be there? >> last we heard it was 930 that he would be here at the synagogue. he does not have a long commute to get here. new york matters. its primary season and it's been a while since it mattered this much.for donald trump, the front-runner here it a lot here. >> he certainly has a home-field advantage. cruise, trunk, cases all have mounted a considerable effort in the last 24 hours in an attempt to gain all or some of the 95 delegates are up for grabs. in order to win here, he at the vote and all of the that's how you get the delegates and that's the key today. the polls show this state is his to lose. the clear politics show that trump is up more than 30% of crossed all the polls. you look

a skimming device has been found at the checkout of sheridan square in the west village. the nypd says four men withdrew cash from atms in manhattan and queens using fake replica cards. so far 23 people have been -- have reported being ripped off. >>> now a commuter alert. the mta says subway riders who use the 7 train should leave extra time to get around this weekend because of track work. now through 4:30 monday morning, there will be no 7 trains between 74th street in queens and times square. free shuttle buses will be available. trains will run every 15 to 20 minutes between main street and 74th street in queens, and between times square and 42nd street and 34 sth street, hudson yards in manhattan. >>> and now for a check of your forecast with vanessa murdock. it's a good one. >> it is a great one. hey, take a look. we're warming up already, 45 in the city, 37 in monticello. it's 41 in islip, but 30 in belmar. freeze warning in effect for some until 8:00 a.m. as we look at today's forecast, it will be a bit more breezy to the east of the city and a little cooler as w

the first one is at the sheridan along roosevelt boulevard. >>> time to check in with adam joseph onenture. >> adam is live at the heller town caverns. you have the forecast and a sneak peek at the caves. >> this outdoor adventure is going under the ground. that was the gift shop and here is the entrance to the cave. imagine back in the 1800s, this was exposed to the outside. this was a limestone quarry and they blasted for the rocks and minerals and they found this opening that went underground. they have put lighting in here since then and this has a long standing history of what happens down in the cave. we'll give you more of that history in just a little bit. as we look at the temperatures outside, it's 52 degrees in the cave but similar to that in philadelphia of 53 degrees, but 60s are lurking to the west and south and that warmer air is moving back in can you see the downpours and thunderstorms stretching from the great lakes all the way way to thet. louis area. we get wet and warmer and then temperatures really chill off. you'll want to come in this cave to warm up. 52 will

. >> how did he get along with general sheridan? he used to come over to the house when he was general of the army in washington and play with his kids. he was like uncle phil. he was great, but he was kind of a blunt instrument. sherman was the brains behind the operation. -- robert: let me in large on that. one thing, it is hard to tell who is smart and who is not. grant did not say word mostly. when push came to shove, he had throat cancer and had to take care of his wife, he wrote extraordinary memoirs. some say the greatest set of .ilitary memoirs since caesar he was an incredible writer, but laconic in every other way. back to the time when they farmed out, how did they maintain a relationship with their biological mom? robert: it was painful. some did more than others. john was very good to her. his house.r into sherman took care of her, too. it was a sad situation. she lost track of her family. continued, the kids took care of her as best as they could. later, when they were successful , they took care of her well. e havinga

a skimming device has been found at the checkout at sheridan square. four men withdrew cash using fake replica cards. so far, 23 people have reported being ripped off. >> the death toll is rising following two earthquakes in two days in southern japan. 32 people were killed. more than 1500 others injured. officials say nearly 70,000 because their homes are damaged and now unsafe. thousands of army troops and other rescuers are rushing to save part-time trapped under the debris. and back here at home, we want to show you simon's finished product. you can -- there it is. you can meet simon in person for yourself from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. today and see more of his work at art expo new york. that's being held from 10:00 to 7:00 and tomorrow from 10:00 to 6:00. amazing what he can do in such a short amount of time. >> i can barely write a smiley face. >> he usually spends about four hours on his work. here, he did a really quick version for us. beautiful. and the weather is also beautiful today. >> all these themes tie in well. it will be a stunner of a weeken