although leslie wasn't speaking for the news media. the ceo of cbs says on the eve of super tuesday, that the donald trump phenomenon "may not be good for america but it's damned good for cbs". trump's assent has boosted ratings for the networks which provide donald trump with a disproportionate amount of air time because it is good for business. on it goes. the anti establishment candidate on the democratic side bernie sanders gets a fraction of the coverage that donald trump gets which has his supporters scratching their heads and calling foul. he is in an uphill climb to get past hillary clinton and the impression provided in the make-up stream news media that clinton is the presumptuoo $nominee. >> it is good to be with the press >>> the donald trump campaign has been called car crash tv why is why so many americans are tuning in. what happened in houston on cnn's watch was like a multi vehicle pile up at the intersection of american politics and media. >> it is like watching a substitute teacher trying to control the worst kids in

new details about the brother and sister from new york city caught up in the terror attack in burstels. >>> another family tragedy. this one on staten island. a mother and her son were gunned down outside a city housing complex. . >>> and christians are remembering this good friday at the vatican and here in new york. the large gathering across the brooklyn bridge later this morning. >>> good morning. i'm lori stokes. >> and i'm rob nelson filling in today for ken rosato. thanks for joining us on this friday, march 25th. >> and you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist jeff smith is in for bill evans. >> we have fog and showers moving through parts of the area. not a washout by any means. 51 now in midtown manhattan. there's the radar picture. like i said, i mean, these showers are pretty unimpressive on radar, moving through northwestern new jersey, parts weaken going to the east. going to the west, near williamsport, pennsylvania, there's more rainfall and a chance of getting a shower or two through the early part of the afternoon. and after

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the republican race gets down and dirty. donald trump fender off a day of attack by slinging more insults at the latest gop debate. >>> a nuclear threat from north korea. in the face of stiffer sanctions, kim jong-un tells his military to have his military arsenal ready at any time. >>> a thief thinks he is getting away, until he runs into a moving suv. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> donald trump can't hide from attacks from his fellow republicans from taking two past gop nominees, trump was bashed from all sides including the moderator since super tuesday. but the billionaire isn't shying away from the trash talk that had you pim on the inside track from winning the nomination. between now and tuesday, eight states and puerto rico, hold their contests for the gop. michigan and its 59 delegates is the biggest prize. weijia jiang is at the site of last night's debate in detroit. >> reporter: only four candidate

now to the new jersey transit strike threat. both sides meet again with two days left before workers walk off the job. with more. mall sflaechl. >> riders certainly do have their fingers crossed negotiations are concerned. everybody is hoping for the best. strike. strike, there will be consequences. existing positions and sick leave compensation would be suspended. insurance benefits would be discontinued. a spokeswoman says it is required by federal law to advise employees of what with happen if they go to strike. that notice didn't sit well with the worker's unions. >> this action taken by new jersey transit while the parties are engaged in negotiation process illustrates new jersey transit's unreasonable position and unwillingness to reach amiable situation that is fair to both parties. >> and that potential strike would take place at 12:01:00 a.m. sunday morning. riders out here telling us they had hoped they would have seen a resolution by now. live in newark, mallory hoff, channel seven, eyewitness news. >>> we'll keep you

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police arrested the guard yesterday. "today in new york's" katherine creag is at the school, kat, where obviously parents and guardians have questions. >> reporter: they certainly do, michael. there's an opportunity opportunity for them to raise concerns. there is the board of education meeting tonight at 7:00 p.m. roosevelt high school is where the suspect is a security guard. the victim, april 16-year-old boy. this is where that security guard was arrested we want to show you his photo. daniel williams is his name. he's accused of videotaping a 16-year-old boy while the child is using a bathroom at the high school. williams posted the footage on snap chat. a mobile app for videos. someone who alerted the schools. williams was arrested immediately here at the high school. a detective lieutenant for nassau police says this is an awful situation for the young victim. >> like to protect his identity. we know it's an embarrassing and traumatic experience. >>> as for the suspect, he's 24 years old. he's still employed by the school while

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the state. live now. marco rubio is now behind frontrunner donald trump. that has to be good news heading into the florida primary next week. >> reporter: yeah, that's definitely good news for him. this is kind of becoming a stop trump in any way possible that you can kind of campaign. right now, until rubio could barely edge into second place. so far he has only won minnesota and puerto rico, capturing that territory sunday night with more than 50% support. he hopes to carry the same momentum in his home state of florida. right now, he's fighting it out with trump, close to winning. rubio is just eight points behind in florida, overall dominating in the southern part of the state, 41 to 30. trump still reigns in the north and here in central florida. this is a make-or-break moment for rubio. the winner takes all 99 delegates in the state. home, it all but dashes his dreams at winning the presidency. however, win or lose, he says he's taking it all the way to the republican convention. now, there's still time for you to get out here and hear what rubio has to say in person. the ev

the new transportation hub is already facing some backlash. one former official in charge of the project calls it a symbol of success. a "the new york times" critic describes it as a boondoggle. michelle miller is there and outside this massive structure that is just across from the 9/11 memorial in lower manhattan. what say you, michelle? good morning. >> reporter: good morning. 15 years ago, the area i'm standing in was just an empty pit. and in the years since the 9/11 attacks have been a painful and slow rebuilding process. the latest structure to go up, that train station behind me has been both a feat in engineering and a lesson in expectations. it's called oculus. more than 25 stories tall. famed architect santiago designed it to design a bird rising and it will hub seven railway lines and official estimate 250,000 commuters every day. what first struck you about this design? >> i really like the interior space the best, actually. >> reporter: paul goldberger is a contributing architecture critic for "vanity fair. >> it should be buildin

you can find out the latest news about cuba and the warming relations at the cuban crossroads section. >>> g god news for some folks' wallets tonight. the federal reserve is keeping short-term interest rates unchanged, citing risk by global economic policy and financial turmoil. in their statement, fed policymakers expressed a slightly more optimistic view of the unemployment rate for the next few years. >>> we have some b baking news right now on i-95 northbound. that's where a car is on fire. this is near oakland park boulevard. >> you can see here it is causing absolute backup on i-95. if you know somebody who is headed in this direction, we urge you to gi them a call. there's a car on fire on i-95 and oakland park boulevard. >>> still ahead on 6, fogle fight? >> what is behind a brawl that broke out behind bars. >>> and under water rising floodwaters continueo threaten louisiana and texas. now they threaten another state. >>>t's been a fixture for more than a decade, but tay demolition began at dania beach. >>> bright sunshine here today in south florida. will this pattern continu

global network and another family owns the one that has news weekly. all five families have been part of brazil establishment the ruling class for decades. and neither dilma rousseff pushed for this in the landscape and houses remain unmoved. >> there is a sense that a lot of the media owners have not been capable of living change as they feel too threatened with everything that is happening, any type of eyed ideology is criticized. >> translator: what the current political crisis does is intensify people's emotions and the country split into very clear groups and the debate becomes insane, this is a very serious problem, the traditional media started to become a target of the current animosity. if you can identify a particular political leaning in one news outlet or another the other side's view point will never be omitted and this would never happen as it does on social media because the press is committed to listening to all sides. >> reporter: corruption is not a new story in brazil, however no investigation has been as big as operation car wash, at

play off spot and the mets get good news about harvey. >>> ottis livingston has the cbs 2 news sports update. >>> later tonight the knicks will be in dallas to take on the mavericks last night they lost to the magic by 34, no highlights necessary. matt harvey tells blood clots in his bladder put him in jeopardy. he'll be in line for sunday's start in kansas city. in tampa, making his case for the fifth starter spot went four innings against the pirates looks like he is going to be the yankee's fifth start. >>> a big game for the islanders, three-points from the third seed, 3 points way from being out of the play offs, going the difference after the win. i'm ottis livingston that's your cbs 2 sports update. >>> most people know that it is a good idea to keep a list of your possessions, in case disaster strikes you need it for insurance but can seem like >>> there is apps designed to take the work out. >> reporter: half of americans don't have a home inventory in the event of a tragedy that's something the national association of insurance commissioners is hoping to change they created

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used search teams and dog teams to, scour every area, near the apartments, looking for they hope the new facebook push, will help find the baby. >> i hope that she's safe, but from what we can tell, it's probably not good. >> tonight, the orlando police say they've been in touch with the national center, and appreciate the group's efforts, to publicize the case. fox 35 news. >>> all right, thank you very much. and developing tonight the in an arrested after a 6-year-old family member, accidental shot and killed herself, have bonded out of jail. he appeared before a judge today. he was baby sitting, when the 6-year-old accidental shot and killed herself with a handgun. the mother spoke with us today, and she said her son is innocent. >> he's an innocent person, he was a baby sitter, but a lovely baby sitter. >> and eric williams is also charged with possession of a weapon. >> the incident could have been prevented, if the weapon had been secured properly. >> smith says the police department will hold a gun sauft seminar next week, and next month is the gun buy back program. >>> a pument d

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arriving in the u.s. for a new security summit, there's more talk of cooperation between the allies, cracking down on isil on the syrian border. instructing family members of its military personnel to leave this country. >> a good pull for isil, the personnel, finance, and logistics, as it comes under more pressure in syria and iraq, more training for turkey, we could try to create cells here and export them to the world. so now that the security forces are doing what they can to head off the next attack, people here are talking about when, not if. >> the columbian government has announced the start of peace negotiations with the second biggest rebel group, the left-wing liberation army, or eln, will start talks with the revolutionary forces of columbia, they are talking about ending the half century long conflict. alessandro is in bogota, and how important is it that they are taking part in peace talks? >> well, felicity, this is a scene of a very important announcement, a major step toward being able to really br

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new york a key battle ground state. still ahead, how the upcoming primary is taking on more importance. >>> there has been a deadly house fire in monmouth county, new jersey. the flames were ripping through the roof, when firefighters arrived just before 7:00 this morning. and a man in his 60s was found in the living room of the home on tamarac drive in brielle, his sister made it out and ran to a neighbor who called 911. firefighters had their hands full, fighting fire and the windy weather. >> this house was fully shooting on to the house next door. so they were able to knock the fire down. and knock the fire, keep the fire off the house, next door. >> and heavy equipment was used to tear down what was left of the house. the cause of the fire has yet to be determined. >>> and wind was also a factor in east elmhurst, queens, where fire caused significant damage to two homes. neighbors described hearing a loud noise around 2:00 a.m. firefighters say the blaze spread to three detached garages. nobody was injured though. >>> new at 5:00, now

health officials tell us the new hampshire patient contracted the virus through sexual contact. this is a new one for new hampshire. >> we are announcing today the first case of zika infection identified in a new hampshire resident. shelley: new hampshire state epidemeologist, dr. benjamin chan, says the patient is a woman who contracted zika through sex with her male partner, who traveled to a country where mosquitoes are spreading the virus. >> zika virus is mainly transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito. and specifically there is a specific type of mosquito, the aedes mosquito, which we do not have in new hampshire so individuals are primarily going to contract this by travel to affected areas. shelley: those areas include south america, central america and the caribbean. the big concern is that zika may be linked to microcephaly, which causes severe birth defects. because of this, dr. chan says there are specific recommendations for pregnant become pregnant. >> anyone who travels should take strict precautions about preventing mosquito bites. that includes using

a new storm moving out of the midwest by friday. a difficult morning commute from d.c. to new york. the latest on "gma" in the morning. >>> around the world tonight, and to east africa now. debris that could be from malaysia airlines flight 370 washing up on the shore of mozambique. could be parts of a boeing 777. mh-370 disappeared over the south china sea two years ago this month. 239 people lost along with that plane. >>> back here at home now, and to the supreme court tonight, and to the first major abortion case in almost a decade. and the first since the court lost justice antonin scalia. it centers on a case in texas. on the steps of the high court today, abortion foes facing off against abortion rights supporters. and of course, that split inside the court, too, now with only eight justices. ap c's mary bruce at the supreme court. >> is it your body? >> reporter: the debate over abortion came roaring back to the supreme court, as the justices hear what could be the most influential abortion case in 25 years. tensions here out

the story is on the pages of the new york times. many of the journalists in turkey imprisoned are reporting on the south-east. their cases have received very little, if any, konch. what are journalists like you doing to report that story. do you feel solidarity with them? >> translation: certainly. we have become symbolic for all journalists imprisoned. we need to tell the world that turkey is an open prison. we will show our solidarity. this is not just freedom of journalists. it has consequences for everyone in the country. if we win efb will be freed, not just-- everybody will be freed, not just journalists >>> how much support have you received from the rest of the turkish media or have they been scared silent on this story? >> translation: unfortunately, i have received much more support from european media than turkish. need there is immense pressure. some of the journalists who would normally criticise this case are already behind bars while others are unemployed. in the last two to three years the pressure has become unbearab

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a three-man race. donald trump stacks up victories in the republican chase for the white house, knocking marco rubio out, but john kasich's win in ohio puts a new obstacle in the billionaire's path to the nomination. >>> while hillary clinton made huge drives towards becoming the democratic nominee winning four of the night's contest and closing in on a sweep. >>> commuter chaos in the nation's capital. washington, d.c. shuts down its subway system for an entire day with little notice to hundreds of thousands of passengers. >>> and the madness begins. three weeks of basketball mayhem hits off with the first of 67 ncaa tournament games. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, the morning after critical presidential primaries in five states, hillary clinton has solidified her grip on the democratic nomination. while the republican race seems headed to a convention showdown. donald trump scored big wins in

so that's the good news. probably the best couple of days that we've seen all year long. and that's coming in now. out there right now we're at 74 degrees. the next couple days up to 80. you look at this shot toward wilmington looking great down there. a beautiful afternoon, plenty of blue skies, a few high clouds earlier, but those have moved through the region. out across center city now, also looking good, temperatures have moved up to around 74-degree mark. we're looking at temperatures around the region in toward -- not just that but humidity is down so not only is it warm, but it's nice and dry too. we're 13 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. tomorrow even warmer, winds out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. that will help to keep us. we have that southwest wind it brings us warm air. 73 allentown. 71 dover, 76, 72 rather millville, 76 toward atlantic city. cooler down the shore this time of year. that's what we're going to continue to see. satellite and radar shows a little warm front that came

the plug her musical therapy. and a new celebrity hacking scandal hits hollywood. >> the attack is another in a series of celeb hacks. >> are they planning l action? >>> adele an intensely private celebrity. >>> and number three, rob kardashian celebrates his 29th birthday with mily, but wh did big sister kloe bailou >> gina rodriguez sounds off on hollywood's pressure to be thin. how she's slamming the body shamers. >> if you look the swimsuit models and you're hot and everybody's going to want you, that's just -- >> hollywood from the inside out, it's "the insider" together with yahoo! >>> susan sarandon opens up about the three generation of the sarandon girls. >> she is not one to hold back. we are going to tthat. but let's five right into the number one story we're tracking today. gwen stefani's labor of love. gwen celebrating the release of her album, this is wh the truth feels like, which by the way is already dominatin charts. and now stephani fap stefani is more candid about her high profile divorce. >> this is act

3-2 the awaiting news of ellsbury. >>> thank you laura. >>> that is the news for now. thank you for joining us, stay tuned for world news coming up next. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." protesters trying to stop donald trump in his tracks. taking to the streets in arizona, blocking the main road to a trump rally. the massive delays, the arrests and the rallying cry from phoenix to new york. >> while donald trump doubles down tonight. >>> the passenger jet plunging to the ground, killing everyone onboard. a fireball lighting up the sky, was the pilot disoriented? details from the investigation coming in right now. >>> the winter storm crashing spring break. from heavy rain to freezing temperatures, how much snow is in the forecast? >>> the move to ban texting while walking, the number of pedestrian fatalities on the rise, is texting to blame?

it's not like the media turns its back on other perhaps more important news like the autopsy report of a young black woman who died in police custody. >> we are listening to this news conference being given by a number of officials in texas in the wake of the death of sandra bland and they are about to use some photographs to make examples from the autopsy. we will pull away from this right now. we will come back to it momentarily but i want to pivot to donald trump there about to speak. >> trevor: look, people, sandra bland will be dead forever. but donald trump only speaks into a microphone 23 times a day so we will go to that now. it's gotten so extreme that last week one high place source observed that trump can do just a tbeet on something, something, not even significant, and they break to their news within seconds adding it's quote the craziest thing. and that source should know because that source's name is donald trump. even he thinks the way he gets covered is insane. and that is from a guy who sees water boarding as foreplay. so the media loves trump because covering trump m

the trump campaign responding at this hour. there is also new backlash tonight after donald trump's warning that there could be riots at the republican convention, if the party stands between him and the nomination, if there's a contested convention. tonight, house speaker paul ryan slamming the comments, calling them, quote, unacceptable. all of this comes after the images we've seen from trump rallies, protesters and supporters clashing. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl on the backlash and on the claims that trump has now been hacked. >> reporter: donald trump was leaders in washington and ohio for predicting riots if he loses the nomination this summer at the convention in believe land. >> i think you'd have riots. i think you'd have riots. i'm representing a tremendous, many, many millions of people. i think you would have problems like you've never seen before. i think -- i think bad things would happen. i really do. i believe that. i wouldn't lead it, but i think bad things would happen. >> reporter: unacceptable, said s

reaction and a new poll on the battle for new york. >> plus, new video this morning. the man who police say is >> and the search is on for a bronx man missing for a week. good morning, i'm ken rosato. >> this morning we have a beautiful sunrise in progress. sun is officially up at 6:40. 9 minutes from right now. it's 52 degrees. clear sky, got a southwest wind. going to be really nice. north port is at 49. 48. and it's 46 at bridge port. fire island, you know, the south shore and also bridge port. the connecticut coast is going to be cooler today with the southwest wind. but it's going to warm up nicely. 55 by 9:00. 63 at noontime. 70 later on today. 15 degrees warmer than normal. we'll talk more about that coming up in just a moment. weather and traffic together every seven minutes. looks like you got trouble out there. >> up above this accident on route 17. it's right near route 46. you can see only the right lane is getting by. and it's causing some pretty heavy delays for you as you get into the accident scene. it looks like we have police activity, police vehicl

the other wrist. and as for snowboarding? beautiful new snowboard to my daughter. [ laughter ] >> so i can't do it anymore. >> i would think so. >> reporter: while some very serious fractures still require conventional surgery, for common broken wrists, the device seems to give the same results as regular surgery as far as strength, range of motion and so on. but dr. wolf is now doing a scientific study to compare it to make sure to prove you get the same result with the new gizmo but tell you what it looks good. >> significant difference. >> you need the range of motion. >> no more snowboarding. >>> might get to do some snowboarding around here. i don't know how much. >> just a little. >> let's find out. >> the "s" word coming down on juice there's going to be a little bit of snow out there. i'm going to show you once again those model projections. no one is going over the top on this snow. it's going to be a little bit of snow but we are talking a weather watchers. neptune city, dr. frankly fahrenheit, what are you telling us, dr. frankl

and then, a very rare, a true sign of the shift here, news conference. raul castro taking questions along with president obama. and castro did not hide his criticism of the united states. and, in another unexpected conference, raul castro reaches for president obama's arm there. it made for an awkward moment, with much of the world watching. a short time after arriving here in cuba, our exclusive walk with president obama, through old havana. and, tonight, right here, our new interview with him. we sat down with him just a short time ago, after his meeting with raul castro. and we begin tonight with what it was like in that room. you have said that you would speak candidly with president castro about the serious differences you have with the cuban government, particularly on human rights and on democracy. so, take us inside that room today. what did you tell president castro that needs to change here in cuba? >> well, what i indicated to him was that, for 50 years, they have used american aggression, or interests in regime change, as the excuse for why th

support of the new fees. even this former soccer club president and soccer store owner scoffed at the notion of professional training for 5- year-olds. >> kids are going to burn out at 9 and 10. parents are going to get burned out with the cost. it is bad. >> the babylon soccer club tells parents, it is not training kids for the world cup. but professional training keeps them enthusiastic about the sport. because they can better compete and win. >> but critics say everyone loses when kids have to drop out because parents can't afford registration fees. they are asking that professional training for the littlest ones be optional. on long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >> and the babylon village soccer club did not respond to repeated requests for comment. its organizing organization, the eastern new york youth soccer association, says fees are set by each individual club. >> very competitive. that's for sure. >> a young age. >> yes. >>> let's get a look at the forecast. and the temperatures are dipping. >>

@now to the bad news. @and this just in. @safety to sean gibson is @leaving the browns. @this -- he has signed with the @years and $35.5 million. @he has been in a bad mood since @last year and the minicamp @session with he got a second @tender office he was insulted @and basically they've had very @little negotiations at all and @he goes to jacksonville. @travis benjamin the rabbit goes @to san diego and the charges @really wanted him. @they paid him for four years @and $13 million is the guarantee @for a guy who can stretch the @field and they wanted a punt @returner because they were at @the bottom of the league and @benjamin can't yet. @the browns were connected to @martin jones and hugh jackson @coached him with the bengals. @the browns made an offer but it @was low. @the lions jumped in getting a @receiver and the got him five @the browns as expected lost @alice back separately there is a @report saying he took less money @to go with kyle shanahan and @the atlanta falcons at $9.5 @million and left the $10 million @your offer on the table from @the browns. @mack exe

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the campaign to stop donald trump. leading republicans try to derail the gop front-runner's path to the party's nomination. >>> scott kelly, space odyssey, and the astronaut is back home in the united states this morning after spending a year in space. >>> and a chilling crime is caught on camera. thieves are seen breaking into a dozens of weapons. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> ben carson won't be participating in tonight's republican presidential debate. carson has not officially quit the race, but he says he can't see a political path forward. meanwhile, some republicans are working on a last-ditch effort to deny donald trump the nomination. there are new attack ads and, today, a former gop nominee is expected to weigh in against trump. don champion has the story. >> reporter: republican presidential front-runner donald trump is locked in another battle. this time, against mitt romney, who is expected to blast the

the new push to end harassment in times square. >> and coming up on the "cbs evening news," more on today's shooting at the u.s. capitol. >> scott pelley is here now live with more. scott? >> christine, maurice, great to be with you. we have more details about the alleged gunman at the capitol. apparently he was under orders from a court to stay away from the capitol building. but he was shot there today by the police. also, we are going to have a look at whether donald trump's delegate count will come up short, before the convention. we will have that, and the rest of the world news, coming up on the cbs evening news. >> scott, thanks, we will see you then. >>> still ahead at 6:00, have you heard of standing desks. well, what about this? the new work station that is designed to allow you to recline. while you work. >> very. in new york state, 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 ro

the people versus o.j." which airs again tonight. and new video has surfaced that maybe a little too h >> reportedly more than a littley when he took to the table tops in a miami nightclub on sunday stripped to the waist with his shirt stuck on top of hi eyewitnesses say he was flirting and having a good time. by clubgoers. he's even seen eating a cell phone. eveals to ellen today she was doing some partying herself with the woman she's portraying, marcia clark. >> i drank a lot of tequila with >> yeah? >> yeah.hat must have been fun. >> it was really fun. it was like the mole kept moving all over her face. oh, now it's on your forehead. it was a lot of tequila. her man. >> some support tonight. support for her. >> miss j walked the red carret.ect match" the new movie. even stepping aside to let him take the spotlight. >> j. lo. >> that's amazing. >> jennifer's ex, diddy, was end, kathy, also in the movie. yeah, kinda weird. finally, the big secret.the new victoria's secret swim collection. plus, see her tomorrow night on the victoria's secr

we're live with the judge's ruling. news 6 at 4 is getting results, we'll be right back. >> and join us on facebook during the break. just search for lisa bell at >> lisa: we want to take you following. sky 6 is live over a brushfire burning right now in avalon park. take a look at that. you can see it's burned that person's fence there. the fire forest service says it's 50% contained and it's at 20 acres so far. but, again, just 50% contained right now and it is still very windy out there. you can see it is very close to some homes as well. at last check, it was still pretty fast-moving. this is all happening near wild tamarin boulevard. keep in mind the winds are gusty out there. meteorologist troy bridges will be with us in the next few minutes. 20 acres so far and close to a lot of homes out there. >> ginger: we got rain over the weekend but it's still dry out there. >> julie: we're talking about winds around 20 miles per hour. definitely a bad situation. >> ginger: backlash tonight for the head of a major tennis tournam

the good news is these clouds are on the move.hey're moving through trenton, they're not producing any showers. any showers will wait until tomorrow. just like yesterday even though we have clouds this morning, they're not going to last for this afternoon. 58 degrees for mt. pocono. 70 in reading. upper 60s for allentown and quakertown. sunny skies. not as strong for doylestown and moun mt. holly. dover, look at 75 degrees this afternoon and plenty of sunshine after a few morning clouds. they're all into the 70s. that's just two degrees away for the record for this date. so we could get very close to that. probably even tie it this afternoon. the clouds clear out a little faster. i'll look at the futurecast in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. >>> check out vine street if you take that on your way to work. jessica boyington takes a look at that. >> thank you, tracy. not a lot of cars in the area, but a lot of times we like to check here because this is a big connector between two major highways, the schuylkill and i-59. you'l

the evening news is next. for all the headlines on the news at 11:00. you can watch the news on cbsmiami.com. >> pelley: breaking news, michael bloomberg says he will not run for president. while elsewhere in the campaign, there's cursing -- >> they're ripping the [bleeped] >> i swear i'm going to vote for donald trump next week. i swear. >> pelley: and scolding, too. >> you know... >> excuse me. i'm talking. >> pelley: also tonight, a laptop bomb blows up at somali airport. how terrorists are changing their tactics. a jury awards erin andrews $55 million in her stalker lawsuit. an historic uterus transplant gives women new hope. and remembering nancy reagan. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this evening billionaire and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg announced he will not be an independent candidate for president. he had spent the last many weeks researching a run, but now he says a three-way race would likely lead to the election of donald trump or ted cruz, which

the new buyers wanted her out. the process of trying to make her move over the next year was really horrific. e lived without water and gas. it was just a constant harassment. thane problem was, she could not find a place in the neighbod ood anywhere near the rent that she could still pay. so there is a cost to an improving neighborhood that doesn't take into accoulknt the people who have been there many years and by lding it. >> your series, is it looking into how the philosophies of different mayors. mayor bloomberg had one philosophy towards changing and who was coming in to buy prfpertiest ny times people from other countries, as oe.osed to mayor de blasio who made affordable housing and the transition mor >>e of a priority. we're looking closely at mayor de blasio's perspective. he has presented his affordable housing plan and this idea, he's going to rezone different neighborhoods and deal with the housing crisis. he's presenting this as a national model because cities all over the country have this, affordabl

the late stanley r. crooks. we also learn something newut indian country and hear from our elders on this native report. narrator: production of native report is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. [music playing]