. >> frank siller is the ceo of the tunnel two towers foundation. it is best known for its yearly tunnel to towers run in honor of his firefighter brother stephen who died on 9/11. last year the foundation start add stair climb fundraiser. they had planned on doing it this year. in one world observatory which is part of one world trade. however the organization which manages the building has just said no. the event is two months away. >> they've been not getting back to us with 100 percent answer >> reporter: the tunnel to towers foundation raises money to build smart homes for uft s. military men and women who are triple and quadruple amputees. this year's stair climb would have started at 5:00 a.m. in the morning on a sunday and been over within four hours. the durst organization issued a statement saying in part, quote... as we learned from last year's event the unique design and security requirement of one world trade center makes stair challenging. with more tenants the logistics are even more complex this year. >> come on. what is really the i

they said they're willing to sit down with siller and talk about the situation. in lower manhattan, linda schmidt, fox 5 news. dari: the presidential trail after a busy weekend that featured six contests. >> sharon crowley joins us with a look ahead to tomorrow's michigan primary. >> reporter: that's right. they are trying to woo voters in michigan, republicans and democrats. on the republican side, marco rubio has lost ground to ted cruz. timing couldn't be worse as it comes a week ahead of his make or break contest in his home state of florida. democrats fresh off the debate this weekend are fighting one another for the spotlight there. all eyes are on michigan as democrats and republicans vote there tomorrow. a new poll shows donald trump with a double digit lead over the rest of the republican field. senator mark co rubio has fallen behind ted cruz voters. >> the cruz voters are different. it could be for the people who want to see this go to the floor actions floor, that it makes sense to keep as many winners in the contest. >> reporter: john kasich has been

stephen siller foundation. cbs2 is a sponsor of another event called the annual tunnelton towers run. >>> new video of a reporter's close call, inches away from being hit by a car on live television. >> confusing situation -- >> that was alex savidge, live report from a train derailment in the san francisco bay area, two cars bumped each other on the road behind him, sending one racing towards him. savage said his camera man yelled, get out of the way! that saved his life. he jumped from the path, thankfully, no one was seriously hurt. with seconds to spare. be the only time kids get a chance to play outside. >> now a group of parents are taking on the school board with a petition for a right to recess. cbs2's tracee carrasco has the story. >> reporter: their favorite part of the school day is recess. >> it's the only time i can run. >> kids just have to sit there and like, learn the whole day. but like, when it's recess, like, energy out. >> reporter: it may even be their parents' favorite part too. >> i appre

alan siller will fill the role of director while harbor house looks for a permanent replacement. she's been the ceo of the state certified domestic violence center and the ball a baker county but she will return once harbor house find a new ceo peer >>> a bill regulating the controversial mining system known as fracking has been withdrawal in a senate committee. the practice of drilling and impacting water, sander chemicals into the round rock to increase glass production. it faces strong operation -- opposition claimed fracking will lead to contamination the following yesterday's withdrawal, the bill is most likely dead. >>> two proposal that would admit major change for florida's gambling industry are also likely dead in the water one of those proposals will allow slot machines across much of the state and the other would have solidified a deal with the seminole tribe of florida to add we led to the casinos. the second in a decided not to take up the bill yesterday because republican senate leaders in washington are now saying they will block any supreme court nominee endorsed

. >> the event is the work of stephen siller foundation. cbs 2 is the sponsor of another foundation event the annual tunnel to towers run. >> federal agent respond to life-threatening situations across the country. and they get extensive training right here in the tri- state area. cbs 2's meg baker got firsthand experience as a medic for the day on long island. [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: imagine an active shooter situation. law enforcement must stop the shooter and care for the wounded. today, i got a lesson in tactical combat casualty care with the atf. and suffolk county's medical we started in the classroom and took those skills to the field. >> we have a barricade situation set up here where you need to stay low and then treat your patient. >> reporter: first order of business the gear. my vest, helmet and now they are going to put me to the test. joshua knapp trains medics across the country to handle crisis situations. >> it's as close as we can get to a real law enforcement environment. >> reporter: every second counts. so wha

the stephen siller foundation will not be allowed to hold its may 15 event inside the building. and getting the governors involved. the building is owned by the port authority. >> what is really the inconvenience. is it so i command for people to up the stairs and give their lives? it's upsetting. they raise money for veterans and first responders in the week of the september 11 attack. the organization issued , as we learn from last year's event, the unique design and requirement makes them challenging with more logistics that are more complex this year. >> mayor diblasio joined a crew in the east village. >> they celebrated the city's one millionth pothole being filled. it's essentially a symbolic gesture. it's past the pothole mark. misleading us. >> i guess they are. >> since 2014 he announced a initiative to resurface the city streets. over 1 million of the annoying craters have been filled . over 297,000 of them were in queens and 243,000 were in brooklyn. >> 78 million were on the fdr. >> it's an end of an era. peyton manning has retired. the denver quarterback says he would miss the

. >> reporter: frank siller the head of the tunnel to towers foundation which sponsors the stair climb furious it the durst organization one world trade center's landlord for putting the kabosh on this year's event. cbs 2 is the sponsor of thage tunnel to towers run. >> they slap the family members and the a lot of new >> reporter: he says he thinks the 9/11 connection to lease more space. >> they want to get so far away from what happened on 9/11 that last year they didn't even want to us have pictures in the staircases of firefighters of police officers that died. i mean, come on! what is this building? this building is so symbolic. >> reporter: the stair climb honors fdny captain billy burke of engine 21 who lost his life on 9/11. he stayed behind in the north tower to help a man in a wheelchair and a friend. the tower collapsed before he could get them out. michael burke is his brother. >> the message, i -- it's telling us -- sigh ] -- it's telling us forget about community. forget about thinking of each other. it's outrageous and unfathomable. >> reporter: the durst organization s

she beat her opponent but they performed an illegal change over so they were relative debated to siller and russia got gold. you could see the frustration of the coach who has a suspected broken finger for his efforts. it's not funny at all. the raptors have had 11 straight wins. 31 was added for the opponents but went on to win 104 to 90. the reigning american's cup didn't go to plan. it capsized. fortunately no injuries to the six sailors on board but some damage to electronics. it starts in may. that's all your sport for now >>> thank you very much. more news on the website. aljazeera.com. we will see you then. before we do that, we will give you one more story. joaquin guzman says he wants his extradition to the u.s. to be sped up because he doesn't like the jail where he is. he has been suggested to negotiate with the u.s. on conditions. science. >> we are on the tipping point. >> we can save species. >> it's the biggest question out there. >> it's a revolutionary approach. >> we are pushing the boundaries. >> techknow is going to blow your mind. >> our experts go inside the innova

conservative talk radio up in wisconsin has not been so siller to towards donald trump.et does john kasich play a spoiler. does ted cruz really convince people up there who are trying to decide that he is the one who can beat donald trump? i think he has the best chance there, ted cruz does than anywhere else in the midwest and that is good for ted cruz and bad for donald trump as we just demonstrated. bill: michael warren things -- thanks. out of washington today. >> thanks, bill. martha: the government finding evidence of misconduct and bad faith in federal lawsuit concerning hillary clinton's use of private email while she was secretary of state. bill: and an entire town stretching 500-acres is now, it is for sale and could be yours for the right price. we'll tell you where. come on down. ♪ we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox

frank cill fra frank siller, doing a great thing. >> do you understand what the freedom people are worriedant to do for those who gave their lives that day? write us at friends@foxnews.com. >>> she's the journalism professor who had a problem with free speech. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> hey, who wants to help me get this reporter out of here? i need some muscle over here. >> she was fired for pushing a student on camera, and now she's crying foul. can you believe that? >>> good morning to you. time flies when you're having fun. it's already thursday. let's start with this. the fox news alert. overnight there were two gunmen, they storm a backyard party and they murder five people. those individuals never saw it coming. we have the breaking details on the calculated, cold blooded attack. >> terrible. >>> meanwhile, does marco rubio have any regrets about his attacks on donald trump about ten days ago? >> got a little dirty on the campaign -- you got a little naughty -- >> first of all, that's not who i am. >> yeah, his answer might surprise you. stick around. that's com