. >>> now to the largest game takedown in new york city history. the numbers tell the story here. dozens arrested in the bronx, making some in the neighborhood hopeful that life will get better, safer. 120 reputed gang members were arrested. they're in charge of murders to gun violence to robberies. news4's stefan holt joins us from eastchester as i said, reporting to prosecutors including the death of a woman this was a pre-dawn arrest for members who were terrorized in this neighborhood. >> donna was a long-time resident. >> finally we'll get to sit outside on the benches with our grandchildren, young mothers with their children without having to worry about if a bullet is coming for me today. >> from the skies above to the streets below, an army of nypd officers and federal agents swept across the bronx. >> with so many helicopters, i thought it was a war zone. >> reporter: he calls it the biggest gang takedown in new york city history. >> we have charged 120 defendants in two rival bronx street gangs with racketeering, firearms. the street. one man tried. he wasn't targeted, b

these takedowns took place in the early morning hours, marc santia was there for it all. marc? >> reporter: re watched it happen, under the cover of darkness, nearly 1,000 police officers and federal agents swarmed the bronx looking for folks who they say had been terrorizing the community for years. choppers in the sky, and armored vehicles on the ground. law enforcement and bulletproof gear taking no chances as they look to arrest more than 100 gang members who sources close to this operation tell news 4 are wanted for murders, robberies, drug sales, and counterfeit cash. news 4 cameras rolling as and taken downtown. this takedown, a team effort as the nypd, homeland security investigations, united states marshalls, atf and dea synchronized the raids hours before the sun rose. residents too afraid to talk on camera told me off camera they hope these arrests make an impact in their community. there was an incident in the midst of these raids, a wanted suspect who was not part of the sweep, but law enforcement forces tell me the man did have multiple warrants for his arrest. he

a middle-school takedown, a 12-year-old thrown to the ground by an officer.ow, claims of excessive force. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: the officer seen here is wrestling with a 12-year-old girl who had been involved in an argument with another student. then this. >> oh! >> reporter: the girl body-slammed on her face. apparently dazed, she lies motionless. her friends concerned. the question tonight, was that amount of force really necessary? the san antonio independent school district tells us it is investigating and that the officer has been placed on administrative leave. after she was slammed to the ground, the officer placed the girl into handcuffs. tolerate any excessive force. >> thank you. >>> next to a passenger jet suddenly turning around during a flight because of concerns over fuel. halfway across the pacific ocean. here's david kerley. >> reporter: this united 777, forced to return to honolulu. >> united 724, cleared visual approach. >> cleared for visual. >> reporter: for the 264 passengers on board, it was a four=hour flight that ended rig

reporter: an unprecedented takedown. giving a look at the intensity of the early-morning raids. reporter: the federal indictments are identifying 120 people suspects from two rival street gangs called the young runners and the big-money bosses >> the messages one. unless you like jail or death, don't do it. reporter: the officials say that a turf war has wreaked havoc on several public housing communities in the north bronx for years including here. >> we have extracted from individuals those that have yielded violence in these vibrant communities in the north bronx. multiple murders including 92-year-old sadie mitchell who was killed in her own home by a gang members stray bullet. >> in this instance, handcuffs are just what we needed. because of some in our society do not get it? 700 officers say the operation spans multiple agencies including the dea, atf and the u.s. marshals. >> today was a very good day for law enforcement. it was a really bad day for gang members. and i believe it was a great day for our communities. reporter: officials cite social media is a big tool on

the middle school takedown. the student is 12, thrown to the ground by this officer. tonight, the investigation just launched, accused of excessive force. >>> fears over fuel tonight. the passenger jet flying to california suddenly turned around. did they not have enough fuel? and how does this happen? >>> homicide on campus. a community on high alert. students told not to walk alone, not to wear headphones, after a young woman is discovered. >>> and the patient who secretly recorded her own doctors in the operating room. you will hear what she captured. she was shocked. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a wednesday night. we begin tonight with the fallout, a major loss for donald trump in wisconsin. trump tonight taking aim at ted cruz and those in the party he says are trying to stop him. this loss increases the chances now of a contested convention. ted cruz hoping this win helps him next in new york. but there was a moment today in the bronx that was not welcoming. from this point on, trump would need to win 60% of the remaining delegates, or the

the takedown hits close to home for the nypd. police say several of those arrested were involved in events last october that ultimately led to the murder of police officer randolph holder in east harlem. >> that shooting actually started with a shooting right over here on 102 between first avenue and the fdr. some of the people involved in involved in this case. it started with that shooting. >> reporter: the nypd and the feds are still looking for more suspects tonight. in east harlem, linda schmidt, fox 5 news. steve: it was a deadly day in afghanistan. two armed militants attacked a government compound with a massive car bomb and gunfire. 28 were killed. 300 were wounded. the assault appears to have targeted a security agency that provides protection for high ranking government officials. the gunmen were killed and the taliban has claimed responsibility. dari: the top ranking intelligence official in d.c. is reviewing redacted material in a 9/11 commission report. several members are pressing for 28 pages in the government rep

we just see the takedown. so there may be more to that story.f with someone who may not want to comply is always going to be a recipe for bad news for the cop. >> maybe not just for the cop, but maybe for the school district. >> exactly. i understand that. but the issue here, there are 40,000, at least, of these school officers across the country. another 40,000 actually security dwards. they're there for the post columbine and sandy hook cases. it has to mirror the training on the street. which is reasonable force has to be used. whether the student -- talking about a student who may or may not have kicked the officer. does not necessarily require the officer to body-slam face-down. the training that's important, they have a three-part role. an educatier, counselor and because an officer. because you have this duality of your role does not excuse the officer from legally abiding, and saying i'm required to use only the amount of force necessary to actually stop the force against me. >> well, as i said, two investigations under way. we'll see ho

called a massive gang takedown with the nypd and several other agencies. it was early this morning when it went own. heavily armed officers storming several different city-run housing complexes in the bronx, and one of them at the east chester gardens. agents looking for suspected gang members involved in unsolved crimes with seven or eight homicides. this was a massive operation. many of the ridge ever individuals arrested here are now at the 43rd precinct, and they will be taken downtown for arraignment. it was earlier this morning, . >>> 7:27, and we check the commute with heather. >> we are talking about the crash in bridgewater, new jersey. an accident investigation continuing in that spot. all lanes are closed down, and traffic is being detoured around the area. we will also look at the webcam to know the newark bay extension. a delay here. that's traffic getting into 14a, and this is bayonne. you can see the delays there. hudson, bergen, and lightrail with modified problems. street cleaning in effect for today. >>> bill evan with the accuweather for

dozens of people have been arrested overnight in a major gang takedown. eyewitness news reporter kristin thorne was the only television reporter there for the arrests in east harlem. kristin. >>reporter: good morning, lori. at least 24 people arrested this morning in these raids. we're told that these raids targeted 36 people, so we're still waiting for an update of those numbers from the fbi. but, yes, this was a joint nypd/fbi task force. these people arrested this morning for narcotics and illegal possession of guns. there's been a recent spike in gang activity and shootings in the east harlem area over the last few years. that really has been a concern to the nypd and the fbi. this of course includes the fatal shooting of a 16-year-old last month. law enforcement has been aware of an ongoing dispute they tell us between members of the but, again, they are also concerned about what seems to be a spike in crime in these city-run housing complexes. these suspects, again, arrested this morning on narcotics and firearms possessions and will be arraigned in

the middle school takedown. the student is 12, thrown to the ground by this officer. tonight, the investigation just launched, accused of excessive force. >>> fears over fuel tonight. the passenger jet flying to california suddenly turned around. did they not have enough fuel? and how does this happen? >>> homicide on campus. a community on high alert. students told not to walk alone, not to wear headphones, after a young woman is discovered.

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prince was also the first major artist to slap twitter with a takedown notice, demanding the removalvying video clip that were no more than six second lock that won him an aggrieve. award for the electronic frontier foundation for what it called the takedown process in the name of silencing speech. >> thank you, trace. people have been paying tribute to print and last night the cast of "hamilton" did something special. prince would not approve. somebody recorded from the audience and posted it online. look. >> that's the cast singing prince song "let's go crazy. "a big fan of the show, tweet last month, called it the best history class ever. lillian with more tributes over near bat 6. hello. >> so, quest love, who was cofound or the roots and a drummer on jimmy fallon, paid tribute to prince by putting on "finding nemo." the back story there is quest love was deejaying a party for prince, and prince didn't like the music and came up and said stop playing him and handing him a dvd of "finding nemo money and told him to play this. >> that's disturbing. >> no back story here that i coul

the middle school takedown. the student is 12, thrown to the ground by this officer. tonight, the investigation just launched, accused of excessive force. >>> fears over fuel tonight. the passenger jet flying to california suddenly turned around. did they not have enough fuel? and how does this happen? >>> homicide on campus. a community on high alert. students told not to walk alone, not to wear headphones, after a young woman is discovered. >>> and the

. >>> a dramatic terror takedown caught on camera. it's one, the nefarious man in the hatho escaped after the attack in brussels. >>> love, marriage and divorce, the pope gets personal. signalling a top-down change from the church about the very private issues. >>> springsteen takes a stand. the boss cancels a concert this weekend in north carolina as a battle pages over that so-called bathroom law being labeled by some as bigotry. >>> and getting paid to sleep. why a major company

the middle school takedown. the student is 12, thrown to the ground by this officer. of excessive force. >>> fears over fuel tonight. the passenger jet flying to california suddenly turned around. did they not have enough fuel? and how does this happen? >>> homicide on campus. a community on high alert. students told not to walk alone, not to wear headphones, after a young woman is discovered.

more than two dozen drug suspects in handcuffs and leg major drug takedown. we'll have much more on this story on news 4 at 5: . >> de> overseas, the taliban is now claiming responsibility forsin attack in afghanistan that killed at least 28 people. militants detonated a bus full of explosives outside a 'eyt government security agency in kabul today. anyd then stormed inside. there was a ceremony going on inside to mark the completion of a training course for staff and guards, more than 300 other people were wounded. >>> look at that. ecuador, rescuers pulling rubble where they were trapped for more than 32 hours. trappedtelbeneath a shopping center, flattened by saturday's powerful earthquake. they are all expected to be okay. a true miracle. the rescue gave ecuadorians hope that many people who are still missing right now could still be alive. and is in anticipated to rise even further. >>> well wh, a city of houston is under water right ns, and there are concerns that more rain could fall today. and there has been countless rescues, just like this one, fir

firma, policeerra in new york are celebrating what they are calling their biggest ever gang takedownin history, officers arresting 120 people from two rival gangs, accusing them of murder, robbery, bank fraud, drug dealing, and more. police say the big-money bosses infiltrated various parts of the operatesle the gang across the united states. they have been locked in a decades long war. here is the district attorney. >> we have charged 120 twondants and two -- in rival bronx street gangs with racketeering, narcotics, and firearm offenses. in addition, the charges include allegations of multiple murders, attentive murders, shootings, stabbings and beatings, committed in furtherance of federal racketeering conspiracy's. catherine n.: in paris, thieves have made off with thousands of euros of luxury handbags after a raid in one of the city's she kissed -- city's chicest districts. street is home to several designer brands. an investigation is underway. business news with will hilderbrandt. you have some news today on volkswagen. william: the company has set aside $16 billion, about 18 b

. >>> a dramatic terror takedown caught on camera.one, the nefarious man in the hatho escaped after the attack in brussels. >>> love, marriage and divorce, the pope gets personal. signalling a top-down change from the church about the very private issues. >>> springsteen takes a stand. the boss cancels a concert this weekend in north carolina as a battle pages over that so-called bathroom law being labeled by some as bigotry. >>> and getting paid to sleep. why a major company says it's actually giving its employees a raise for getting

. >>> the biggest gang takedown in new york city history unfolding in the bronx today. now prosecutors are investigating whether the public forced to live in unsafe conditions. 120 alleged members of two rival street gangs and their associates are charged in and robberies. police say their activity terrorized the eastchester garden houses and playground. >>> now to vote 2016. ted cruz last night lost five primaries and now is mathematically eliminated from first ballot. mate. it is carly fiorina. before she dropped out as a presidential candidate, she didn't win a single delegate. >> i'm pleased to introduce to you an extraordinary leader, my friend and the next vice president of the united states, carly fiorina. >> cruz perhaps trying to give an electric shock to his campaign and keep hopes alive for the anybody but trump movement. cruz's announcement perhaps an who gave a speech on his foreign policy plan using a teleprompter. trump announcing a big military buildup, a war to destroy isis and saying he would make great deals with russia and china. bernie sanders clear

. >> a dramatic terror takedown caught on camera. it's the miss tierian man in the hat who escaped after bombing the airport in brussels. >>> love, sex, marriage and divorce. the pope gets personal, signaling a top-down change for the church about some very private issues. >>> springsteen takes a stand. the boss cancels a concert this weekend in north carolina as the battle rages over that so-called bathroom law being labeled by some as bigotry. >>> and getting paid to sleep. why a major company says it's actually giving its employees a raise for getting enough zs. will your company follow suit? "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. police say grainy images we showed you here last night have helped solve the murder of a young dance student that traumatized the university of texas this week. one of the largest schools in the nation. the barely recognizable face in that video is believed to be that of a homeless teenage boy who police are convinced is their killer.

>>> live from america's news headquarters, hello everybody, there is a major takedown in the fight against terror, a drone triek killing a senior leader of al shabaab, the islamist terror group. this according to to the pentagon and two other militants were driving in a car in the southern part of the country when they were targeted. u.s. officials are saying that he helped plan attacks that killed three americans in somal somalia. >>> and back here at home, jerry brown will be signing a new law on monday, giving the state the highest minimum wage in the country. $15 an hour. it will take affect by the year 2022, democratic lawmakers are claiming the new pay scale will help close the gap between the rich and poor, but republicans say it'll make california appear hostile to business. i'm uma, now back to more of bulls and bears. have a good day. >>> the white house says it's too much money, but what do you say? >> you know, the white house would love for us to make gitmo about financials and they'd love to make it about the numbers and the cost, and it really is expensive. i mean, each pris

the problem as with insurance if you are dedicated but then they say i will be ed jihadist i will takedown the airliner but i can't so now i want. depending on the other targets they could hit. is hard to use the and that is why they do this. so that deterrence is effective. and the notion that said terrorist, we only catch the stupid ones and smart there so why don't they do something? >> along for the wait the more likely they will be attacked as we found out. the idea of only the dumb ones evading risk but that overall effect is to mount a threat disclosed is quite limited. i only have a minute left but it to talk about public opinion we will come back at this later. the fact we're looking at the trends since an 11 -- 9/11 there all flat if you feel there is another terrorist attack the feel more or less safe using canada states is winning the war but the odds are flat all the way through which is impressive because you think there is some reversion over this period of time. this is before isis. no attacks, no big attacks and still there is no erosion. the conclusion is essentially this

. >> a dramatic terror takedown caught on camera.e hat who escaped after bombing the airport in brussels. >>> love, sex, marriage and divorce. the pope gets personal, signaling a top-down change for the church about some very private issues. >>> springsteen takes a stand. the boss cancels a concert this weekend in north carolina as the battle rages over that so-called bathroom law being labeled by some as bigotry. >>> and getting paid to sleep. why a major company says it's actually giving its employees a raise for getting enough zs.

>> reporter: newly-released video in the heat of a drug bust takedown. an apparent suspect with a gun is shot. >> put your hands where i can see them! gun! gun! [ gunshots ] >> reporter: but what albuquerque police lieutenant greg brachle quickly realizes is he just shot a fellow cop. >> oh, [ bleep ]. that was jacob! are you okay? >> no. >> come on out, dude. come on! i'm sorry, man! i didn't know it was you! come here. come here, jacob. jacob's been shot! >> reporter: detective jacob grant, working undercover, is hit multiple times. >> i actually felt every round as it impacted my body. >> reporter: more than a dozen surgeries later, his career is over. >> complaining doesn't seem to make anything better. >> reporter: he sued the city, which this week settled for $6.5 million. >> both jacob and laura are extremely strong people. >> reporter: since 2010, albuquerque police shooting lawsuits have cost taxpayers more than $40 million. >> i thought you were a bad guy. >> reporter: lieutenant brachle who could not be reached today, retired just before a pol

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see the dramatic takedown next. >> bogus school in new jersey that was key to catching a dozen crooksn a fraud sting. matt. >> yesterday morning we were dealing with snow showers. this morning everything is nice and dry here in chalfont bucks county along the 202 parkway. not a lot of traffic out here just yet but there is a lot of construction out there these days. we'll tell you some of the zones that you really want to watch out for after the break. >> a nine-year-old girl discovers a suspected murder investigation but not everyone is happy about her scoop. that's later in the morning buzz. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. you're taking a live look here at the platt bridge. the commute getting going this morning. it is quite cold out there to get your day started here at 5:14. but the good news karen rogers telling us as we get later in the day it will warm up significantly and feel a lot better. >> almost the mid-50's so it will feel better. get through the morning, matt pelman. >> that's what we always try and do with the commute, too, we just try and get through it and this morning al

. >> that was a good takedown. >> you took him down right there.ans of the ufc out there that are not going to want to miss this. lara, you have a big announcement for families. >> people who want to start families, so many ready to jump-start the family but struggling to cover the cost. now, though, some are crowdfunding for their fertility treatments. one couple sharing how they made it work. we'll have their story coming up. >> we've seen how expensive it can be. okay, that's coming up but now we have to get to amy with the morning rundown. >>> the big story this morning, donald trump delivering a crushing blow dominating his rivals with a five-state primary sweep. trump picked up the lion's share of delegates from maryland to pennsylvania and rhode island. and now he is focusing on hillary clinton claiming if she were a man, she wouldn't even get 5% of the vote. abc's tom llamas has the latest from trump tower. good morning, tom. >> reporter: amy, good morning. another huge night for donald trump winning all five states last night. a clear swee

gregg: it's being called one of the biggest gang takedowns in new york city. the nypd arresting 100 suspects accused of being involved in gangs in the bronx. the suspects now facing multiple charges of murder, weapons and drug offenses. martha: donald trump slamming the new and sometimes strained cruz-kasich alliance. the frontrunner argued the deal is a disservice to voters. >> what they did in colluding like that, i think it's a slap in the face of the people of indiana in particular. both of them. both of them. and you know, i think you couldn't go to cruz because it was equal if not worse. i think it was terrible what they were doing. i guarantee if they had it to do again, especially cruz, he wouldn't do it. typical politicians, they always make bad deals. martha: let's bring in dr. david campbell. he's the chairman of political science at the university of the notre dame. great to have you with us today. tell me about your take on the indiana voter. when you look at the state at this stage of the game. what areas look like cruz strength and what areas lo

fox news went in the fbi academy where we took and experienced the takedown of a terrorist resistings realistic but we fired blanks in this situation. fbi, stand away from the car and put your hands up. put your other hands up. the suspect is down and the vehicle may be rigged to blow. >> they come up and car is clear. and that is a thousand agents will graduate this year. and first time the train suggest fundmentally different. assistant for training said the agents ran. >> the expectation of going to the field can integrated. it just didn't make sense. >> we can't she faces. the video takes you inside of the fbi academy. agents and analyst learn side by side. >> after the hostage situation in a paris concert hall where gun authority men killed 90 and injured more than 200. it uses a 25 pound battering ram to shatter the lock. >> sometimes they go on one strike and most of the time they don't. >> it is it a little practice but i got it. >> the speed in which americans are radicalized. show they bring the fieldang lift and agents together. >> unfortunately they will have to put that

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joe: you might think yields will jump up, but not the case, only a minor gain on the two-year, a takedownn the yield on the 10 year. when not that great, more on that later. inflation pressures still not there. have a big risk on day, there does not seem to be anthing in the data accelerated pace of rate hikes, and as a result the yields are muted. scarlet: we did see the dollar rally the most in six weeks, take up at the end of that chart k up at the end of that chart. the dollarsng at move versus the canadian dollar, so there is that big move around 10:00 a.m. when the bank of canada left interest rates unchanged. the central bank governors saying that he may have been to cut rates if not for the government's fiscal stimulus. alix: oil had that killer today rally off the highs, but nonetheless some bullish data with those doe numbers. oil production here is below lowestllion barrels, the as production rolls over. the other commodity story was china, the china-inspired commodity rally. iron ore of over $60, copper surging. a boost to all commodities across the board. energy xxi set to fi

the nomination is to peel delegates away in a speech to the women's club can suggesting they would takedown the nation to a path of darkness. kasich singling out trump for special mission. >> feeding off the fears and anger felt by some of us and exploit it, feed their own insat able desires for fame and attention. that could drive america down in a ditch and not make us great again. >> reporter: donald trump suggesting that he might be willing to make nice with current and former opponents telling fox's kirsten powers that he would consider kasich, marco rubio and walker are as a running mate or maybe in a trump cabinet. >> john roberts in rome, new york. >> they are not getting a lot of love from voters. it shows under half of the voters would never vote for hillary clinton who announced her presidential campaign one year ago today. 63 percent said no way to donald trump. and talk about it with joe trippi. brad blake man. and professor of public policy in georgetown. for front runner ares, brad, they are carrying baggage in the campaign and primary season. >> a lot of baggage and a lot of

gang members arrested for narcotics after a year-long investigation with the fbi and nypd, a huge takedown earlier this morning and a short period ago, the mypd brass confirmed some of them arrested were connected to the shooting death of officer randolph holder. >> this is a prime example of precision police being. >> -- policing. >> reporter: it was an extremely tactical force that spread between three housing propertys in east harlem and culminated at a massive raid early on tuesday morning. >> able to take 32 people off we're looking for a few more. >> reporter: chief o'neal said that the investigation spread between east river houses, washington houses and metro north plaza that initially began last play but accelerated after the vicious shooting of officer randolph holder in october '92 some of the people involved in that are some of the people involved in the case that started with the shooting. i made a pledge to the people of the east river houses and washington houses and specifically a pledge to the people at psa 5 that we will do our best to get those involved. >> reporter: the

>> reporter: good morning, guys, it was an early morning heavy takedown involving the nypd and several agencies. behind me you can see the officers and agents behind the 43rd precinct. they arrested more than 100 alleged gang member the, and so- called the baddest of the bad. they are connected in one way or another to several unsolved crimes including 7 or 8 homicides this is from east chester gardens, one of the housing complexes where this morning raid happened. it involved several different housing complex in the bronx, and it was a massive operation, and again, that involved the nypd and several different the individuals who have been placed under arrest are being processed, and they will be arraigned in federal court later this morning. we are waiting to hear how much manpower was used to get these guys, but it's considered a massive operation on behalf of the nypd. the atf, and we the u.s. marshal's service all here this morning all gathered outside of the precinct after the early morning arrests. we are waiting for more information from someone at the precinct. when that happen

ben, are you predicting a trump takedown in the state?icting a ted cruz takedown of trump in wisconsin. it's really fundamentally alters the race if trump loses there. it makes the path to 1237 before the convention hard. he would have to win 70% of the remaining delegates if cruz wins wisconsin, it makes the likelihood of a brokered convention more likely. and paul ryan is the name on wall street's lips and washington's lips as a potential consensus candidate to come out of that convention. >> that opens up the uncertainty factor, which markets don't usually like. have the improving odds of a trump candidacy and total uncertainty around this race added to the volatility in markets? >> absolutely. this quarter volatility has been the highest since 2008. and i don't expect that to change. we're going to keep getting high rhetoric then start to have elections and other issues in europe which will add to volatility as we go forward. >> the question then is on the politics, what would happen to that motivated, passion in the trump base of sup

she's at the scene of this dramatic takedown in baltimore. >> reporter: right back there is fox 45.s the tv station, the fox affiliate, here in baltimore, maryland. today at 1:20, a gentleman walked into their offices and said that he had a bomb strapped to his body and he wanted to talk to someone and get a message on tv. right now, police are currently going through the building to make sure there is no more threat because they just told us he was wearing chocolate candy bars strapped to probably what looked like a red life preserver. they had wires attached to them. that is what he was claiming to be a bomb, but it was nothing more than chocolate candy bars. for hours since 1:20 today, it was a very scary situation. a security guard says the man who was dressed in a panda costume with a surgical face mask that had asian lettering on it walked into the building and said that he wanted to get his message on tv. that security guard then started pressing the equivalent of a panic button, informing folks he had a problem. at the same time, there was a fire happening outside. they beli