our thanks to sid garcia there, by the way is this that's what's making news in america this morning. have a great thursday. . >>> breaking at 4:30. a deadly ambush at a backyard party. >> one man is stabbed and another slashed in separate attacks at the same park. we're live in prospect park with details with who police have in custody. >> new jersey transit and the rail workers may be closing in a deal, we can only hope. i'm ken rosato. >> thank you for joining us. i'm shirleen allicot in for lori stokes.

our thanks to sid garcia there, by the way is this that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." >>> a violent night on cleveland's west side, three homicide investigations. >>> and a school shut down after bed bugs spotted in classrooms. >>> first let's get a check of that forecast. good morning. >> good morning. so we're here's a look, and all of this is headed our way.

our thanks to sid garcia there, by the way is this that's what's >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great thursday. dwayne allen eyewitness news this morning police in edgewater or use the extra patrols to watch children on their way to school. what they know about a man who approached the boy and his bike. >>> democrats tangle in miami. the issues in the debate and what is next for candidates as they campaign across the state primary. >>> 5 am, thursday, march 10. >> we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. deneige broom watching the

our thanks to sid garcia there, by the way is this that's what's making news in america this morning.orning america." have a great thursday. > good morning, 4:30, march 10. >>> we have two breaking news, two philadelphia officers were injured in a crash, the driver who hit them took off. >>> five people are shot to death at a party near pittsburgh and two suspects are on the loose. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders go head to head after sanders surprise victory in michigan. >>> let's go over to david murphy and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: don't you

our thanks to sid garcia there, by the way is this that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have >>> tonight, we'll get our first look at how thousands of cms parents answered a survey. the other item board members will address, from school assignment critics. over night investigators scoured this house after police arrested a couple accused of killing the man who lived there and trying to bury his body. >>> i just -- trying to hide it. >> what we've learned about the relationship between the victim and the suspects. plus, the two big questions police are trying to answer now. good thursday morning to you, i'm stephanie maxwell. >> i'm jon paul. the stories -- john paul, the stories here for you in just a moment. first meteorologist vicki graf is with us this morning. >> another mild and warm start to the day and that's going to be the trend yet again as we go throughout the afternoon. temperatures in ariette center. they just update -- our weather center. they just updated it. 6 # machine row and -- 62 in monroe and 52 in boone. t

. >> kabc's sid garcia spoke to some of them. >> nice, peaceful. >> reporter: it was an emotional experience for some who walked past nancy reagan's coffin at the reagan library. >> an experience to share it with my mom because, you know, it's my mom and -- >> any day. >> any day it could be my mom and this made meant a lot. i've seen her do wonderful things for the community and glad to share that with my mom. >> there are some words you can never describe something but it was very peaceful. serene, you know and you just wanted to stay there and view but you couldn't because they >> it's the end of an era. >> reporter: warren and his wife were the first ones in line this morning waiting to board a shuttle bus to take them to the reagan library. >> a great couple and inspired the country and i've just wished we could get back to that and pay tribute to it. >> she was totally behind her husband and i think that's a beautiful thing to see. >> reporter: some of the people in line say they were here for presidential reagan's funeral 12 years ago where they waited hours to pay their respects. tod