>> when we were talking to robert sinclair from aaa northeast, we asked that question. he said it doesn't rise to that level because it is not life-threatening and there is a way to control it. you have to drive -- ernie: for now. >> reporter: for now there's not a recall. he doesn't foresee one. he said what we can do, we know there's an issue, if you have a problem with the headlights, you have to drive slower. ernie: as you pointed out, some of the most expensive cars have >> that was the most surprising part. ernie: let's drive safely. >> reporter: hopefully we're doing that every day. ernie: i hope so. thank you so much. good story. good report. let's tell you about the other stories making headlines. newark's police department is getting an overhaul after the feds discovered a history of excessive force and illegal stops. the federal government and city reaching an agreement on reforms which will require a monitor to oversee the department for at least five years. former attorney general peter harvey is being recommended. >> we welcome the monitor. my team will wo

store surveillance shows sinclair rolling the machines out the front door and into his truck. the machines are worth about two thousand dollars. madison school district officials say that later this week... there will be two forums for students and parents. parents.the meetings are aimed at making sure kids are feeling okay about returning to the classroom.they are planned for wednesday and thursday nights.a week ago... police say austin hancock cafeteria.four people were hurt... they are all expected to recover.he is being held at the butler county juvenile detention center. as you eat your breakfast ... get the kids ready for school ...pack lunches and answer emails this morning ...keep in mind multi-tasking may do more harm than good.it may not actually save you time.in fact - it could have a number of negative impacts... like stress... more mistakes... self-esteem problems and depression.doctors say we may eat too much or won't remember nearly a 100 foot drop in little havana.how the driver of this garbage truck landed on the road "below" the overpass where he was driving.

store surveillance shows sinclair rolling the machines out the front door and into his truck. the machines are worth about two thousand dollars. madison school district officials say that later this week... there will be two forums for students and parents. parents.the meetings are aimed at making sure kids are feeling okay about returning to the classroom.they are planned for wednesday and thursday nights.a week ago... police say austin hancock opened fire in the school's cafeteria.four people were hurt... they are all expected to recover.he is being held at the butler county juvenile detention center. the fight for former house speaker john baoehner's open seat in congress is on ... ...14 republicans who want the job faced-off in a debate for the eighth congressional district... in a forum at miami university's hamilton campus. each answered 13 questions covering a wide range of topics ..from taxes to america's role in the middle east. "it was a good opportunity to get beyond what you hear in 30 sec ads. it tends to be negative. it tends to be kind of nasty. this a very posi

and what she >> reporter: faith sinclair is making franklinton elementary her last stop on a long road. >> i want you to read the time i'm going to give you. >> reporter: after 20 years in the classroom she is retiring with her husband who is also a teacher. >> lord willing we will go out together. >> reporter: she admits it's bittersweet. >> i will take treasured memories with me. i hope i can invest what i have found in my grandchildren. >> reporter: she credits her colleagues for her success as a teacher. >> we collaborate. we share ideas all the time. i tell them borrowing, learning or stealing from them, great ideas all the time. >> reporter: she says teaching has changed over the years. >> high expectations, challenging curriculum but what always stays the same are those energetic little bodies that are very curious, that love to learn. that never stop learning. there is a joy in learning. i try to instill that. children through the years have stayed the same. >> what are you going to miss the most? >> you know, they're cute that was always a joy for me especially. >> reporter: a

and as voters of nearly a dozen states head to the polls, we will have special coverage from our sinclair broadcast group correspondence. >> we will be televising and live streaming your favorite night. the one hour special will air from eight until my p.m. on our sister station. it will also be streamed live hour special from 8 to 9 pm - okay, everyone, time to divvy up what's in the lost and found box. - if my dignity's in there, tell it i said, "what up?" - this is my favorite day of the month. oh, god, i've fallen so far so fast. - you haven't fallen that far. - first item, a scrunchie. - i need that! give me! i think i hit my bottom. - okay, next item. a pregnancy test. - that's empty. what? i had two free minutes, and you never know. - can we move this along? i'm an old man, and i need to get to bed. - you are late to meet woman for hot date. - you know it. - a wallet and...

gerald owens shows us what lies ahead for faith sinclair and what she'll will leaving behind. >> we still get to the -- what? >> playground. >> reporter: this is her last stop on a long road. >> i want you to read the time that i'm going to give you. >> after more than 20-years in the classroom she's retiring with her husband. >> lord willing we're going out together. >> reporter: she admits it's bittersweet. >> i'll take a lot of treasured memories with me. >> reporter: she credits her colleagues with her success as a teacher. >> we share ideas. changed over the years. >> very high expectations, challenging curriculum. and what always stays the same are the energetic little bodies that are very curious and love to learn. that you never stop learning. there's a joy in learning and i try to instill that. but the children have stayed the same. >> reporter: what will you miss the most? >> their cute little faces with all the missing teeth in the front and all of that. that was always a joy for me. >> reporter: and knowing that the hard work made a difference. >> i had a student that struggle

we'll have special coverage from our sinclair broadcast group correspondent s.we'll be televising *and* live- streaming a "your voice, your future" super tuesday special tomorrow night. 3 that one- hour special will air from 8 to 9 p- m on our sister station, this/mynet 44.2.it will also be streamed live online at siouxland news dot com.again, that's a one- hour 44.2 tomorrow night. 3 that's all our time for now. siouxland news at sunrise starts at 5 am with cat taylor

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slammed into a marshall's car before speeding away, andmm the damaged car was spotted at andy and sinclair but by the time the police arrived . was gone, place the eastside called to a home on east 102nd and folk avenue about 7:00 a.m. a fit when there was found dead in the garagea said that there were signs of head trauma the name has not been released, no suspect is in custody, still trying to determine the cause of a wendy's fire, the restaurant on lincoln way east wind up just before 10:00 a.m. yesterdayef it was close but some employees were doing prep work that got out safelylyp. >> and former cost employee who made claims of executives getting improper payments in perksp and as it dave nethers reports. >> false allegations filed a lawsuit by a former internal auditor for metrohealth>eg simpson huggins iii claimed he had insider information about travel and freehia botox injection and restatement huggins now admits the allegations filedec are untrue and inaccurate it has withdrawn his suit, the hospital released a statement that says it accepts the apology, in january the chairman of

@the east side at sinclair and @90th street. @police found a man shot and he @was rushed to the hospital want @he was in critical condition @and the police have not made @any arrests yet. @>>> police open fire on 5 @suspected robbers outside of a @furniture store. @the police team was watching @robbers from an earlier @incident. @>>> sanders told the associated @press he will not declare a @recount and wants to save the @that makes the sweep for @clinton in ohio. @>>> well what can we expect @today? @>> it's seasonal friday and @it's tgif, i hope that coffee @is brewing, grab the jackets @today. @temperatures in the 30s and @totally normal and seasonal and @you'll see 20% chance of @sprinkles today or less. @that small chance would be @later today but it's minimal at @best. @we'll talk about the snow this @weekend and if there's any @accumulation but first let's @check the commute. @>> well it's looking great, not @tracking any accidents. @you can see a little bit of @interchange here but not @causing any delays. @here's granger

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aaa's robert sinclair agrees but says because drivers don't always obey local traffic laws on these alternate routes, towns are taking matters into their own hands. >> we have seen the response of many towns and municipalities of preventing traffic through traffic of going down some of these residential streets. >> reporter: he has closed as many as eight roads a morning to nonresidents when traffic has been too heavy for this hand -- town to handle. while the councilwoman says barricades have helped, they are not enough. >> as soon as you stick your finger one place, they pop out so we need assistance from port authority because it's their traffic coming to our town. >> reporter: leonia's police force is small so they asked the port authority to provide additional officers. google told us they will be launching school zones within the ways i have to remind drivers to watch their speed. dick brennan, cbs2 news. >>> a gorgeous night to hang out and do anything. >> no coats needed. >> vanessa is in. hi, vanessa. >> reporter: hello. it is beautiful out here right now, take a look, bringing in re

this is the suspect five two-year old sinclaire caesar. has been involved with coaching sports for several years. he was arrested saturday. record show in 2006 he was charged with forced sexual assault and spent more than 400 days in jail, later pleading guilty to the lesser charge of endangering welfare of the child. >> it is pretty disturbing that the more thorough background check wasn't done being that he had a prior arrest. >> caesar is behind bars tonight and they could have more victims. >>> it is the biggest day of the 2016 primary season, voters in a dozen states are making their choice for president, this super tuesday, and with big wins hillary clinton could take a major step toward becoming democratic nominee during convention here in philadelphia and donald trump the republican nominee. the presidential race comes to the delaware valley with pennsylvania and delaware hold their primaries, april 26th. new jersey will hold its primary june 7th. so how much of it do we actually have? "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is

nobody wants upton sinclair's "the jungle."at every kid in america has to read it. what are you going to do for the bottom 40%? is it infrastructure solution? is thethe paydown infrastructure. angel: all of the above and we set health, education, skills, and the infrastructure that you mentioned, including affordable housing. for example, in new york, mr. de blasio passed a law about affordable housing. fordeffort by the foundation, the oecd, is precisely to focus on, because that is where people live, to get the mayors to work together with the national authorities. many of the policies that affect inequality are national, so the mayors do not necessarily have full control. there should be better coordination. we call it the eminem's -- we m's. it the m& tom: i like it. let's give a round of applause to someone who is getting it right. do with the cities and mayors. angel: let me tell you, nobody does it better on every front. there is always somebody who is doing something better on a particular front. thisdea is to generate

> a 2-year-old ran out of a cleveland day care and across a busy street at brightside academy on sinclair. if you wonder how could something like this happen, dani carlson spent the day digging deeper into the story. what she found tonight at 6:00. >>> there are new developments in the school shooting in southwest ohio. two boys will now face charges in addition to the 14-year-old suspect. the butler county sheriff's department said both boys knew the shooting suspect brought a gun to school but didn't tell anyone. >> james hancock is accused of firing the gun while students ate lunch. >>> a bomb scare in portage county this morning. students at theodore roosevelt high school in kent were sent home early after threats were found written on a bathroom wall. >> tony: harry boomer joining us live from kent with the latest on the investigation. harry? >> reporter: tony and denise, students and staff were starting their day at school and got an announcement running in fear forcing them out of the school building behind me. >> i was actually in choir and didn't hear the overhead announcement th

the damage to getaway car was later spotted on sinclair avenue. he was wanted for prevention violation in weapons charge. >> the time is 7:08 a.m. just how accurate is a fitness tractor? why you may need to do a few more jumping jacks at the >> -clouds it is tuesday. not too bad her mother nature is cooperating with that nice drive how is everyone else doing? i will let you know all about it. find your way to the best care at cleveland clinic .org/back but the update to this morning's breaking news out of baltimore-based 23 dead after an explosion at the city's airportb but the subway station the belgian authorities say it was called by a suicide attack airline officials they want explosion took place outside the security checkpoint according to local media, 13 were killed a and raised to four and that means they cannot play the armyis this was in belgium on monday the video showsws they do you to capture him and plans to find a fight expedition the fbi may not mean that apple's be the apples being postponed at the feds across the had asked him to

. >> where were you the night emily sinclair was murdered. >> i think you remember. >> except i don't>> you were here. >> the keating five were call nood question by the assistant district attorney on tonight's how to get away with murder. this stems from the night that emily inclaire was murdered and the students try to let off steam as the manhunt for phillip continues. >> it kicks off at 8:00 with "grey's anatomy" and followed by "scandal" at 9:00 and then "how to get away with murder" followed by "action news" at 11:00. the stars tweet their shows live, and get in on twitter using the hashtag of the show and hashtag abc. internet. but it'skind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't. switch to b

. >> reporter: faith sinclair is making franklinton elementary her last stop on a long road. >> i want you to read the time i'm going to give you. >> reporter: after 20 years in the classroom she is retiring with her husband who is also a teacher. >> lord willing we will go out together. >> reporter: she admits it's bittersweet. >> i will take treasured memories with me. i hope i can invest what i have found in my grandchildren. >> reporter: she credits her colleagues for her success as a teacher. >> we collaborate. or stealing from them, great ideas all the time. >> reporter: she says teaching has changed over the years. >> high expectations, challenging curriculum but what always stays the same are those energetic little bodies that are very curious, that love to learn. that never stop learning. there is a joy in learning. i try to install that. children through the years have stayed the same. >> reporter: what are you going to miss the most? >> you know, they're cute little faces with all of the missing teeth in the front. that was always a joy for me especially. >> reporter: and kn

we at abc7 are proud to join the parent company sinclair broadcast group to announce a new scholarship program. the diversity scholarship fund to provide financial support for college students interested in broadcasting, journalism or marketing. t need financial help. it's to help students who want career in broadcasting to complete the education. if you want to find out more and apply online just go to our website. wjla.com. leon: go to gulf coast. heavily traveled interstate 10 between texas and louisiana closed now. it's not expected to reopen for two days. alison: the national park service changed the dates again. this time pushed back. the peak bloom date for the cherry blossom. the peak bloom is now predicted to start march 23 and 24. last week b weather the dates were moved up. then the recent temperatures and blooming phases prompted the change. by the way, abc7 is proud to be a sponsor of the cherry blossom festival. wherever they may be. we don't care. we are happy to be part of it. >> the question is if this is good or bad news. a lot of folks like the move but others who ma

. >> robert sinclair with aaa northeast says nearly half of all crashes happen at night. >> we know from a study with did driving during the wintertime that overnight is dangerous because of poor visibility. >> reporter: he says if your car model did poorly in the testing, there's nothing that you can do

and a free press who extols torture and violence, who incites hatreds, and there's a great book, sinclair happen here," published in the '30s, and we've never quite had a presidential candidate reach this level of prominence who embodies kind of what sinclair lewis was talking about in that book "it can't happen here." because, well, maybe it could happen here. that's not to say that trump hasn't said and isn't saying some very sensible things about policy, about criticism of past leaders and presidents, but he's a demagogue. above all else, he's a demagogue, and he aspires to say, i can do this, i can do that, i can wipe out this, i can wipe out that, to hell with democratic processes, let's get there the fast way. let's put up the wall. let's expel hispanics really. let's keep out muslims. let's not like the other. >> so are you putting him in the same category -- just so i hear you correctly. maybe neo is the appropriate way to say it because i think of a muse lysolini or hitler. >> this is not anything about fascism which was an economic system as well. but this is much more in terms

sinclair, who right before the accident was just getting new airbags in her car, came out without any injuries except for some frayed nerves. >> i'm still in one piece. thank god. >> reporter: you can see the pseg guys are still working here. they have to replace the pole. and they have to put a wire across route 23 that would require the road to be shut getting that done soon enough. once again, one person is under arrest charged with driving under the influence. they are going to test him for drugs and alcohol. live in wayne, new jersey, dick brennan, cbs 2 news. >>> now to an update on the tanker truck that overturned in new jersey this morning. the truck was carrying flammable material when it flipped, shutting down the somerset circumstance until raritan at 7 a.m. where routes 202, 206 and 28 come together. somerset circle is now back open. the accident forced the temporary evacuation of a nearby hotel and businesses as hazmat teams cleaned up the debris. >>> new at 5:00 now an nypd officer who work as an instructor at the police academy has been placed on modified duty. officer

>> christine with sinclair broadcast group. you mention that some limitations from some of european counterparts in terms of sort of a fight on terrorism a special as relates to intelligence. does this mean it's time for the u.s. to have a larger global role? would europe be okay without? >> i guess my argument is would have a large global role and we have stepped into that. what i would be inviting is that we not be the lone striker dropping the ball into the attacks on. that we got someone on either wing the we could occasionally pass the ball to. in that we have, we have the sincere conversation with our putative teammates about the midfield, and that you realize how we can argue about specific. this is not the forces of darkness trying to suppress the european privacy. let's do that one again. with maybe a better understanding of what it was and then with regard to this definition, if you're going, if you think you can handle this problem at the greek border and make it go away, you are wrong. and, therefore, why don't you

i am with sinclair broadcast group. you mentioned limitations from some of our european counterparts, especially as it relates to intelligence. does this mean it is time for the u.s. to have a larger global role? would europe be ok with that? mr. hayden: i guess my argument is we do have a large global role and we have stepped into that. what i would be inviting is we not be the lone striker dribbling the ball into the attack zone, that we actually got somebody on either wing. in that we have the sincere conversation with our putative teammates about the midfield. you realize that we can argue about specifics. this is not the forces of darkness trying to suppress european privacy. let's do that one again, all right? with maybe a better understanding of what it was. and then with regard to this definition, if you think you can handle this problem at the greek border and make it go away, you are wrong. therefore, why don't you come up here and start playing ball in the offensive zone too? we don't have much time, and this

we've seen that, eugene, and gus hall, ralph nader, and upton sinclair, whenever you get a rotten economyike we've had, you've had splinter groups. stuart: with a it a minute, art. come op, i know you're trying to put hee in a good mood. it's not working, telling you now. >> lets me try harder. bernie sanders is no splinter group. >> yes, he is. stuart: no, he's not. he's not a splinter group. >> he's not going to be the nominee and, yes, he is really is splinter group. there's a group that really appeals for radical change when we have an economy as bad as we've had for ten years, 15 years, and it's just going to continue until we get a new president in, better economics, good prosperity, and then we're going to see it. stuart: put me in a good mood. we had a socialist professor of economics late last week, he said if bernie sanders is the president and he puts in place his massive spending plan, we'll have growth m america's economy of 5% and you say? >> i say this is nonsense, but let me just say that we had a professor at stanford who was one of my favorite professors, paul boren who

robert sinclair agrees and said because they don't obey local traffic laws on the alternate routes, the towns are taking matters into their own hands. >> and key have videotape of the -- we have seen the response of many up tos and municipalities of preventing traffic through traffic of going down some of these streets. >> reporter: he closed as many as 8 a morning to non-resident when is traffic is too heavy for this town to am. while the councilwoman said that the barricade have helped, they're just not enough. >> and as soon as you stick your finger in the dyke in one place with the traffic, they and we really need assistance from the port authority. it's their traffic. >> the police force is small and so the up to asked them to provide additional officers to help am the overflow of traffic. google told us that they will be launching school zones within the ways to remind drivers to watch their speed. dick brennan, cbs 2 news. >> and i can see how they will be perturbed. >> lots of folks in the neighborhood these days. 6:48. >> and next, the dangers of ultraprocessed foods. plus this