at a ceremony in the same city hall plaza, the mayor said san jose cannot afford to put security or police officers on graffiti watch and will focus on removing tags as soon as possible. >> . >> it is not working in this case. >> we will continue to at the graffiti off the walls as soon as it is put on. >> reporter: due to the sheer number of tax, the city cannot get to everything right away. tags at city hall were cleaned up today but the ones on this wall may stay for a day a day or two or even longer. >>> walnut creek police say a burglar wound up in the hospital after he swallowed the evidence. he stole a wedding ring, and he swallowed the ring at crashed his car. paramedics took him to the hospital for x-rays after the crash and they saw this. he had to have that ring surgically removed. he is in custody tonight. >>> some sophisticated tests are going on this week after a trial - - a chunk of concrete came crashing down. caltrans is looking for corrosion and cracks. in january, concrete fell onto the roadway into the path of drivers. >> we can tell if the concrete looks sound on the o

both stumping in the same city, clinton took a jab at sanders for recently becoming a democrat. been a proud democrat all my adult life. >> i know there is a lot of concern in wisconsin and around the country that donald trump might become president of the united states. so let me reassure you. that will not happen. >> both democrats are having the debate of all debates bickering about dates for a potential new york debate. voters here go to the polls not too long, april 19. >>> tomorrow brussels airport will partly reopen after two suicide bombings in one of the terminals and the metro of course. the airport is tightening security, vehicles will be screened on the access road, there will be no public transportation to the airport, and only those who are flying will be allowed into the departure check-in area. >>> still ahead on news 4 new york, a scare in the sky. >> i was upside down in my seat belt. pomt that his experimental plane lost power. and fighting heart disease. the major study that could affect millions aimed at cutting >>> a tranlic scene out of southern california. a sm

. >> reporter: stumping in the same city, sanders returned fireworks providing his criticism of her speeches. >> you think you will get paid $124r0i6789 for a speech, it must be an extraordinary, mind blowing, unbelievably great speech. >> reporter: both candidates ramping up tear rhetoric, sparing over a few issue, almost every day. calling on sanners to stop with the games, after he refused a new york debate t. standards came in saying they -- sanders came in saying they were looking at other "options action." >> mr. trump gets his way, it will be like christmas in the kremlin. it will ake america less safe and the world more dangerous. >> reporter: but after sanders swept all of last weekend western caucus, he seems to be getting under her skin. so are his supporters. so are his supporters. >> if he win, we lose. >> oh, i know the brave people came to say that, we are very sorry you are liveing. >> reporter: wisconsin fertile territory for sanders, with rich history of labor unions an progressism. >> reporter: how much momentum does that give him heading to new york if he wins? >> he clea

. >> reporter: this is the same city that promoted residents to remove their water dependent lawns and replace them with drought resistant landscaping. in san jose, david louie, "abc7 news." >>> well, since we're talking rain, let's touk to the guy who tracks the rain. >> let's see if he has put down his umbrella. >> we had an isolated shower moving over earlier. it's gone for now and a break of sunshine here. here's live doppler 7 hd. this is the pattern around much of the bay area, although there are some spots getting a little more concentrated. let's close in and show you right in the central part of the bay area, from, well, golden gate and northward eastward over to vallejo, back into the east bay, concord, san ramone. we have areas of light rain right now. every now and then, we might see an isolated downpour but a brief one. here's the view from our roof top camera. currently 62 degrees here in san francisco. oakland, 67. 65 in mountain view. 64 in san jose. 59 at half moon bay. this is a drearier view over the golden gate bridge. right now, looking at current readings. 9 in sa

both stumping in the same city, clinton jabbed at sanders for only recently becoming a democrat. >> i know there's a lot of concern in wisconsin and around the country that donald trump might become president of the united ftates. so let me reassure you. that will not happen. >> both sanders and clinton are bickering about dates for a potential new york debate before the april 19 w primary. >> our campaigve are trying to reach an agreement about that. we've offered dates. we've done it over the last several weeks. we've been trying to figure out when we could do this. >> full interview on "meet the press" and chuck todd joi us from washington, d.c. with a preview of the program. od morning, chuck. >> good morning, gus. >> once again, the story about the debate over the debate. >> well, neither side wants to they've both made multiple proposals. it seems as if they made sure to offer a date inconvenient for the otherdleidate. one doesn't want to give up a trip to another state for a debate or one doesn't want to give up a campaign rally for a debate. it's semantic. both sides trying to

. >> reporter: stumping in the same city, sanders returned fire, reviving his criticism of her speeches. >> if you are going to get paid $250,000 for a speech, it must be an extraordinary mind-blowing, unbelievably great speech. >> reporter: both candidates ramping up their rhetoric and sparring over a new issue almost every day. today's flap the clinton campaign calling on sanders to stop with the games, after he refused free proposed dates for a new york debate. sanders team insisting they've suggested other options. clinton was trying to pivot to the general election. >> if mr. trump gets his way, it will be like christmas in the kremlin. it will make america less safe and the world more dangerous. >> reporter: but after sanders swept all of last weekend's western caucuses, he seems to be getting under her skin and so are his supporters. >> if he wins, with elose. >> oh, i know the bernie people came to say that we are very sorry you are leaving. >> reporter: wisconsin is fertile territory for sanders with its rich history of laborism and progressism. if senator sanders wins here in

group of taggers from across the plaza last week but even after this happened, no one at city hall stepped up patrols to stop the repeat offenders. at a ceremony in the same city hall plaza mayor sam liccardo said san jose can't afford to put security or police officers on graffiti watch and will focus on removing tags as soon as possible. >> they have hit repeatedly. >> we're going to continue to get the graffiti off the walls as quickly as it's put on and we'll make sure that we keep doing it and we'll tire them out. >> reporter: that's easy for some people than others. the tags at city hall that happened last night were removed by city crews but the ones that happened right across the street at 4th street pizza are still there. they have to report it in and hopefully the paid contractor will come down and paint over those graffiti tags on the business itself. live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> san francisco is again making history. the city is on the verge of becoming the first in the country to offer six weeks of fully paid parental leave. kpix 5's joe vazquez on the groundbreaking policy and you have late word from the mayor about whether he

was acan youd of molest three other girls at the clinic when he worked at the dental office in the same city. >> there are probable a lot more victims that will be contacted. >> detectives say he touch the girls inrepeatedly and took videos of them inside a program used to take x-rays. >> bart is trying a new way to move homeless people out of the stations and get temperature help setting aside $50,000 to fund a participateship with san francisco's human services agency. it could bring members of the homeless outroach team to bart to help those who are looking for refuge in the station. the bart officers conduct the outresearch. the teams could do a better job. >> uber is looking for more office space, winning approval from the planning commission to build two new office buildings in mission bay, the last remaining vacant lots in the area with construction finished by 2019. uber will open up a bay area headquarters in oakland, as well. >> santa rosa police need your help to find a woman that stole a package in front of a home on the patio of the home she can be seen, white or hispanic at 30

other city cars remain relatively the same. >>> new information on uber's $10 million deal with the city of newark. hitch in that plan. last week the mayor announced a proposal that would see uber pay $100,000 a year to operate at liberty airport for the next decade. but the authority who operates the airport says it has concerns and has plans to discuss them with new york city officials. >>> experts are working to fix issues with computers at metro. they had asked them at 3:00 a.m. to add more resources to fix the problem, including registrations. so far they have not found the source of the issue. the dmv plans to cut ties with 3-m once the glitches are fixed. >>> we have news about a scam that could save you thousands. >>> the aftershocks haven't stopped after that powerful earthquake in eduador. buildings flattened, hundreds dead. up next, we'll hear firsthand from someone who witnessed that devastation. >>> some stormy weather heading through the area. >> we do have some showers and will remain the focus of the story. today was our second day in the 80s so far this month. will we ha

they're both black men growing up in the same city. why did it happen that way? why did one go down the road from bun direction and one the opposite direction? a lot of chin pulling here, where we don't know whether this is fate or circumstance or whatever it might be, but there's a lot to think about that the other wes moore had a lot of bad breaks and isn't that a shame. think the reason this gets assigned as much as it does is that it allows the white students to feel not entirely guilty about this. they should have empathy for the other wes moore but they should realize the other wes moore made some bad choices, too. so, it stands in the middle of or "black lives matter" moment where we can think deep thoughts about injustice in american life and it's a book about injustice, but it's not entirely about injustice because the other wes moore is a really bad dude. he is a crack dealer who participated in a gang murder and went to jail. well, that's what happens. that what happens some of the time. there's just mercy about a guy who ends up in jail without having

those three venues, literally adjacent to one another on the same city block are going off at the same time. simultaneously, tonight, there's the shrine circus at the panther arena. next door there's a donald trump rally at the 7,000-seat milwaukee theater. across the street there's a bernie sanders rally with the 5,000 seats. 12,000 seats next door to 7,000 streets across the street from 5,000 streets. all one street block, all tonight. we know the milwaukee police set up a special incident command post right there tonight expecting a mob scene in this part of downtown milwaukee. then look what happened. nobody showed up for the donald trump rally, at least. the circus went off as expected. the bernie rally was smaller than usual. the donald trump rally appears to be a total bust. not only no line to get in, no crowds outside but a room that's more than half empty. a will the of seats that are filled are filled just with reporters. we await the statement about how 400,000 people turned out for that event in milwaukee. on the republican side of the presidential race, that's an interest

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music wouldn't be the same without it. our city wouldn't be the same without it.of minnesota, one of the first things you think of is prince. >> and your wife grew up in that area. >> she grew up in that area it, born and raised in minneapolis. she was a teen model and once did a little dance audition for prince. he was doing some sort of program. it wasn't anything crazy like you think of when you think of prince. she said he was a really nice guy. she and everybody in minneapolis, he's like a hero there. >> i love someone who was that private was tha community, as well. people feel like they really knew him. >> he put the city on the map in so many bapz people will love him forever there. your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. the difference is easy to absorb. sic) (group) surprise! oh my goodness! happy birthday! oh, you. (laughing) this was a wonderful surprise. can be this good

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this accusation is from when saro worked at another dental office in the same city. >> there are a lot> he touched the girls inappropriately and took videos inside her room uses for taking x-rays. >> prosecutors have charged this man with committing a string of home burglars over the course of several difficulties. the 27-year-old is accused of dressing up as a ninja. the police officer recovered ninja-style swords and was already wanted on $50,000 war represent for bug hear and assault. >> bart is trying a way to new homeless people out of the stations and getting them help. bart set aside $50,000 to fund a partnership with san francisco's human services age. it could bring member of the homeless outreach tomorrow to the bart system to help those who sought refuge in the stations. bart police officers conduct the outreach right now. the district believes the new teams could do a better job. >> police need your help to find a woman would stole a package from the front porch of a home on tuesday. she is seen on the patio of a home on barn dance lane, white or hispanic at 30, with brown

wants bart staff look for surcharges those who travel this a short distance the and the same city people just one idea the idea is one of all the others. >> britteny: old days will be built lots of sunshine dealing with when the conditions of a few showers to the north. and then willa clearing skies in beautiful condition this show is lingering showers to the north of our area alicea lingering clouds as well which will perhaps night. sustained wind speed of the twin off per hour 16 livermore san jose 16 half moon bay and then half an openly see sustained winds 24 mi.. plan for tonight many stay in the fifties the 9:00 p.m. partly cloudy 7:00 i o'clock cool breeze the wind speeds will stay with us into tomorrow. and then we going to wind advisory more details on that we track a major warming trend all the details in the 70 forecast and 15 minutes. will you know which they will be the warmest and just that. >> pam:next at five. russian jets buzz within 30 - feet of a u.s. navy warship -- coming up. why moscow is and later. a new warning about the dangers of e-cigarettes. those are some goo

less than two years later, the same city of president mubarak overthrown in the arab spring uprising.ed to the fall of his allies set the tone of his relationship with the region since. >> it wasn't so much they fell but so much how the u.s. went by and that is really the beginning of this schism. >> a schism that grew with the u.s./iranian nuclear deal. the saudis were furious. >> they believe that barack obama has sold them at the out of his own with iran. the arch enemy. >> in response to all of this, saudi arabia ramped up his armed forces overtaking russia to become the world's third largest defense and security spender. and last year, formed a 34 nation sunni muslim coalition to follow saudi's lead. >> as a result of the mistrust of obama, they have developed a domestic foreign policy and on the attack in yemen and other places and trying to counter. the americans have really lost control. >> where they needed control the most solving syria, saudi's new king is a very impatient ally. he wants assad gone now and iran's influence removed. >> to change now with the new >> both side

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the new york city ballet at the theatre. for me to be performing here 11 years on is really -- i can't begin to describe it. >> reporter: michael breeden is celebrating his 10th season with the same city where he learned his craft. what's it like training in miami? >> it's a very different atmosphere from new york obviously. a lot of us moved to miami just for the company. many of us trained here originally. so the fact that we're driven there for our work makes you very focused. >> this weekend, the miami city ballet will reveal through new works in addition to the classics. >> we've been doing works for a number of years. everyone knows about that. we're presenting works that are made for us by some of the world's greatest choreographers. >> reporter: born and raised in miami, janette delgado grew up dancing steps from the sand. >> compared to new york, it's a more chill, laid back vibe. just to be in this theatre at lincoln center, most of us grew up coming here for summer programs. it's a huge, special momentous occasion for the company, i think. think. >> the miami city ballet is performing through sunday at lincoln center. we have so much amazing dance. it it's fun to see w

the plaza last week. but even after this happened, no one at city hall stepped up patrols to stop the repeat offenders. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: at a ceremony in the samerdo said san jose can't afford to put security or police officers on graffiti watch and will focus on removing tags as soon as possible. >> it doesn't seem to be working in this case. they are hitting repeatedly. >> we are going to continue to get the graffiti off the walls as quickly as we can and make sure we'll keep doing it and tire them out. >> reporter: it seems the city may have trouble getting the graffiti removed right away in some places. the city hall graffiti was removed by city staff right away. but the one on this wall will take a day or two or longer. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> more trouble at the santa clara county jail. detectives are questioning inmates after a fight broke out this morning. investigators tell us it happened on the second floor where there aren't any cameras. ten inmates were involved. one needed stitches. last year, there were 225 all the occasions at the jail. >>> tonight, a stolen scooter signed by giants star hunter pence

break move for him, stepping away days before the primary is to begin, to fly off to rome to be in the same city as the pope and speak at the vatican seems a little bit strange, especially since he's not catholic. and given last night's debate, it seems like he was almost laying the groundwork to explain why he could lose the nomination, talking about telling truth to power, talking about his stance in israel with the palestinians, really coming down for the palestinians, against the israelis, and the jewish vote is a very crucial vote in new york. all these different kinds of positions he's been taking and the moves he's been making, it almost seems like a guy who is petering out a little bit, kind of, not necessarily -- realizing he's not going to make it to the general and just sort of doing what he can to obviously be very relevant moving forward, still be a strong voice in the democratic party on a lot of different issues, stand very strongly on those issues but have other priorities, frankly, like going to the vatican and speaking there. >> well, beth, he would say, his campaign would say

continued in libya as hard-line islamic militias and the libyan national army battled for benghazi, the same cityur americans were killed in an attack on a u.s. to genetic mission. libya slid into chaos following the 2011 uprising that toppled muammar gaddafi. islamic state took advantage of the security vacuum to gain a foothold in the country. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in 150 bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. scarlet, back to you. scarlet: before we get back to "the fed decides, the -- before we get back to narayana look atkota, a quick new york. thatd a government report showed crude production slipped to an 18 month low. that really drilled oil prices forward. gold is bouncing around, $1247 an up 0.3% at ounce. erik: we're back with narayana kocherlakota, former president of the minneapolis fed and current professor at the university of rochester. professor, i want to ask you about some of the dynamics in the meeting room. we have heard in recent weeks from a number of fed presidents who suggested that maybe the markets are not pricing in enough rate m

the latest accusation stems from when alejandro saro worked at another dental office in the same cityre more victims would need to be contacted and want to report to us. >> detectives say alejandro saro touched the firms inappropriately and took videos in a room used for taking extra rays. >> part is moving homeless people out out of the stations d getting them help setting aside $50,000 to form a participateship with the homeless outreach team into the system to help those who are seeming refuge in the station. the bart police officers conduct the outreach and transit believes the teams could do a better job. >> uber is driving for more office space in san francisco win approval from the plan commission to build two new office buildings in mission bay. they will occupy the last remaining vacant lots. construction will be finish by 2019. uber plans it open up a bay area headquarters in oakland. >> police need your help to find a woman who stole a package from a front porch. the woman on the patio of the home is white or hispanic and 30 years old where -- with hair. a man was in the fr

. >>> police are looking for the man that broke into the same center city building twice. they gave us video, and say the man broke in on march 11th and again on march 29th. each time he stole bicycles from the basement. >>> a meeting is scheduled tonight and tomorrow for parents at howard technical high school in delaware. they are hoping to get answers about the death of a student there. the community gathered in wilmington last night to talk about the death of amy joyner francis, the sophomore died after being assaulted in a girl's restroom at school. they are waiting on the autopsy report before filing charges. >> we need to stop the fighting and need more security. >> nobody is giving us answers. >> you don't feel you got answers? >> i do not. >> everybody is talking and nobody is moving. >> they say that those involved in the fight have not been allowed back to school. >>> coming up another check of the forecast for you. as we step live outside sky 6 hd showing you the center city skyline from the temple universe camera. when "action news" comes right back. china. ind

27, the government did exactly that to the opposition in aleppo, cutting their supply heading northbound out of the city. the opposition is trying to do the same in return to the government in the area that they control south of the city. at the same time, the syrian government has announced preparation at stages for aleppo proper and have indicated that the russians will take part in airstrikes whenever they will take place. russians had said that they would cease their airstrikes unless it was against terrorists, and there that should -- and that there should be a truce in place. but the russians have said they ,ill carry on airstrikes again and they're trying to justify the airstrikes even though under law, other rebels in the area, and even in fact, the heaviest airstrikes have been carried out since the truce came into place back on the 27th of february. genie: next to japan, where u.s. secretary of state john kerry is on a historic visit to hiroshima. he is to become the most senior american official to pay his memorial,t the city's to victims of the u.s. nuclear attack in 1945. that attack reduced hiroshima to ashes and killed some 140,

these latest high profile crimes come the same week the city announced its new consolidation of homeless services and $66 million in improved programs after a 90- day review spurred by violence in the shelter system. >> i think it's a step in the right direction. >> reporter: former deputy commissioner for homeless services robert mascali recommended some of the changes on cbs 2 months ago. he says too many homeless people are mentally ill and drug-addicted, a volatile combination that can lead to terrible crimes. >> of course they are desperate for money and they need their drugs and these things happen. we have to get them into rehab. >> i had a schizophrenic man spit in my eye. >> reporter: dana fuchs is a ticket vendor in times square. >> there's a lot of mentally ill people here and they need help. i wouldn't say people need to just be aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: a team of 500 outreach workers is now canvassing the city, trying to get the homeless off the streets and into shelters. next month, the city starts an aggressive new campaign to count the homeless four times a

the city. people think of new york as just new york city. it's not. does it play the same of the city? >> not at all. his defense sort of falls on deaf ears here in new york city and down state new york as they call it upstate. but up there i was with him outside of albany. he had a pretty large rally, a lot of people came. the line was kind of snaked outside this big high school gym and i asked so many people whether or not they were offended by the new york values slur and really almost to a person they said, no, i get it, we're upstaters. we don't have the same values as the people in new york city. so that's the kind of consistency he's trying to appeal to anyway. i don't think he expects to get a lot of votes here in manhattan. he's not out glad handing in the columbus circle. it's not his scene. >> people in new york see new york city and then the rest of it. >> you're a new yorker. you know how it goes. >> and then the rest of the country. thank you. always a pleasure, dana bash. >> thank you. >> up next, frank bruni weighs and in donald trump picks up support from

the same city shows 60% of all skimming incident take place at non bank atms. >> the jungle book, dominated the box office. >> live action update of the 1967 animated version from our parent company brought in $103 million making it the second biggest april opening ever. >>> we will look for the bare necessities around here. >>> actress kerry fish ser honored at harvard university. receiving a lifetime achievement award from the community. it's for her work on mental health issues. fisher has chronicled struggles with drug addiction and bipolar disorder. >>> ac/dc gets a electric charge on the microphone as its axle rose will replace johnson. johnson is pulling out after advised by doctors that further concerts could permanently impair his hearing. rose will return to guns and roses for a summer tour. >>> coming up, police investigate a robbery in brooklyn, a clerk is hurt after he tries to fight back against the thieves. >>> search and rescue crews continue to look for survivors in teeters quake in eke -- in the earthquake in equidore. >> bill evans will be back with forecast, stay with us

this afternoon we're going to get up into the low 60s in the city. same number or close to it as you head up to duchess county. bellmawr a little bit cooler, in the 50s as you head to the west. same in the 50s as you roll through long island. showers are going to develop with southeast winds to 10 miles per hour. i say by late afternoon, 4:00, we're going to see that front wall of the rain begin to kind of push on through. that's going to be the story through the evening. 7:00, rain. more of it through tonight and then as we head into tomorrow we will see on and off shower activity. tonight though before that arrives we're going to see some cool temperatures. 39 as we head into monticello. what to expect as we head into and through the weekend? well, tonight we're going to see raw and damp conditions. 48 degrees. then as we push ahead we get the raincoat out for tomorrow. 58 degrees. on the cool side. we will clear up for saturday. it's clearly the pick of the weekend. up to 63 degrees and we stay dry. sunday the winds begin to pick up. a wet start to may

he pledged $500ment to build the stadium in sin city the same amount he pledged in oakland that the mayorsitive will happen. >> we have gotten through our negotiations with the league and we are hit the ground running to get the raiders a permanent stadium that is responsible to the taxpayers, the fans, the nfl and the great team that belongs in oakland. >> what will it take? >>> when davis spoke to the nevada tourism board he was sitting neck to beckham -- sitting next to beckham. all the pressure is put on to look for other cities to play. >> san jose police have the sketches of throw suspects wanted if a you have length robbery after beating and stabbing their victim before stealing valuables. this happen at 5:00 in the morning on march 10. the victim survived. the three men ran away before police arrived. all the first case of the zika virus in the, with a person testing positive after being bitten by a mosquito in israel america. the i will if can cause severe birth defects with no risk to the public in the bay area from the virus. >> and excess weight could be linked to diabetes wit

music wouldn't be the same without it. our city wouldn't be the same without it. you think of the state of minnesota, one of the first things you think of is prince. purple rain >> amazing. no matter what you think of prince he just moved us whether it was to sing or dance or smile. >> often to do both. >> exactly.

when glass door specifically compared workers with the same titles and the same jobs and same cities, the gap narrows a bit with women making 94.6 cents to the man's dollar. still, a 5.4 difference from their male counterparts. more than 50 years since the fight for equal pay began >> reporter: the equal pay act of 1963 mandated that women earn equal pay for equal work, but decades later the wage gap remains >> in a per effect world i wish i could say it's a big lie, but, no, it is affecting a lot of women that's days >> reporter: that's lisa of the university who spoke to al jazeera about this last year. months earlier president obama signed two executive orders, one banning federal contractors from retaliating against employees who openly discuss their pay, the other requiring them to provide pay rate data broken down by race and gender >> comment eightors say the-- commentators say it doesn't exist, it's a myth, but it's not a myth. >> reporter: just this past january the president took it a step further announcing new rules that would require all employers with more than 100 worke

a car service show down in newark, wanting to service the same transit hubs. >>> the city council is considering a proposal for a fee. cbs is outside newark city hall where protesters are lining up. >> reporter: yeah, we are just minutes away from the city council, uber drivers with no time getting their voices heard. >> reporter: the city council will hear proposal that require uber and lyft drivers pay a $1,000 fee to pick they will up and drop them off at the penn station and new york liberty airport. >> i'll still go, it is just not right. >>> brian clarke has been driving an uber around new york needs to understand drivers like him are just trying to make an honest living. >> it is not just uber, we are people, uber is a job just like this job. you can't just put people out of work or may they will pay to work. >>> yellow taxi drivers waiting in the penn station cab line say they support the proposal because there needs to be a level playing field for all drivers. >> we have the license, the process you have to do background check insurance everything. >> for the newark commuter

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packed into the southbound two train this morning hours after a 26-year-old man riding the same route became the city's latest slashing victim. >> you always think it could come closer home. it's crazy. >> reporter: randy and several other commuters wore what the victims attackers were after, a backpack. authorities swarmed the scene around 1:15 this morning after receiving a 911 call. the victim boarded the train at prospect avenue with his assailants following behind him. out nearly instantly between the suspects and victim who didn't know each other. then the attackers pull out a sharp object and forcibly took his backpack. of hficers now keep watch for the two suspects who stayed on the train after their victim ran into the wood stock area for help. >> when they started having all the slashing, we never really had one over here. i said, oh, they're not going to come over here. it's everywhere. we can't get away from it. >> reporter: police tell me one of those attackers is described as 5'7" with a slim build. the other, 5'9" and stocky. that victim is recovering at lincoln hospital. >>> a broken ma

the same area last fall. "action news" reporter, sara bloomquist, you have the story. >> reporter: jim, police do believe they have an arsonist at work here in the overbrook section of the city. since october 30 cars have been torched at three auto storage lots all along the same stretch of lancaster avenue. the police are working with the atf and the fire marshal's office. this is viewer video of eight cars going up in flames at the main event auto lot last night. police were called at 10:00 p.m. and it didn't take long for investigators to determine that someone poured gasoline over the vehicles and set them ablaze. >> a gas can was left on scene. >> it was intentionally. it was not amiss take. they even left a kansas in there. >> this man tows cars to the lot and took these photos, you can see the cars were burnt to a crisp. it's tens of thousands of dollars in losses. >> i don't know why someone would want to do that to hard working people. >> last night's fire was the third at an auto storage facility in overbrook. back on november 6th, surveillance cameras caught a fire at 6122 lancaster, someone broke into that lot and poured gas on the vehicles and set them ablaze. >

newark's mayor argues that uber and lift should be suggested to the same city regulations and fees as taxi drivers. uber officials and drivers are planning to protest saying the proposal is simply a money- making scheme and a way to placate taxi drivers who they say support ross baraka politically. >>> uber officials say they have about 2,000 drivers working for them right here in the city of newark a lot of those people planning in participating in that protest outside of city hall later today. reporting live this morning outside of newark airport, >>> time now 5:32 time for traffic and weather on the 2's, she was able to shelf those jackets. >>> did you notice the jbi? the janelle burrell index she did not have gloves on. it is a little warmer but still it is chilly. you have wind chills in the 20s and teens so in the city right now, there is a littlelesswind still sub freezing, stars give way to sun give way to clouds as we await the arrival and return over night tonight into tomorrow there will be a surge of wind out of the south it will feel a lot warmer still wind chills below f

the biggest lies in american culture today. glambling experiments in connecticut and delaware was a failure. atlantic city faces the same. atlantic city wanted to get off of gambling but it is difficult. >> how do you continue to give kids a better education and prepare them for a good life and good paying jobs? >> only way is to find something aside from gambling to bring tourism to atlantic city. back to you. >> thank you, douglas. >>> we are waiting a decision pie a california parole board on the younger member of the mans're mansion family. leslie was 19 years old when she took part in one of the country's brutal murder spree. it was a brutal murder in the home. the couple of stabbed multiple home. and word "war" carved in a stomach. and she arguing that she has exhibited exemptary behavior in the decades in prison. >> on a different note. an escaped chimp. to dodging crews trying to catch him and how all of this crazy chase ended and the u.s. government sounding the alarm on a mosquito-borne disease confirming that the zika virus can cause devastating birth defects. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely pre

the 40s. same thing for the city and the suburbs. temperatures in the 60s, though, by the afternoon. 63 is our high tomorrow. 66 for saturday. here come the 70s, sunday into monday. we fall back a little bit in the temperature department on tuesday and wednesday. still above average, though. and the 70s come right back. so won't go too far away fwr roum us. back to the warmth on thursday. sfloo >>> it was a rough night overall in pittsburgh for the rangers. they lost 5-2. they might have lost henrik lundqvist to an eye injury. he was poked in the eye by his own defense man marc staal. he stayed in the game temporarily but he exited for the night. his status for game two on saturday is uncertain. the team called up another goalie as a precaution. here's head coach elaine vigneault today. >> there's a little bit of swelling near the eye and around the eye. he's going to see another specialist this afternoon. we'll have more news for you >> we'll keep you posted as well. you can catch game two on saturday at 3:00 p.m. >>> tonight it's g

in looking at other cities but found the dictated hard to come but we settled on those these cities are known for their con gumption and anecdotal people talk about them in the sameconversation and share a lot of similar north american issues san francisco grow anymore slowly than all of them and again, the recent few years in which san francisco has out paced the cities those peer cities out paced the nation we're all in the same boat but we've out grown robustly so how it the economy changed as no surprise the economy has transitioned to a white collar and some statistics to show you the federal reserve has put economic history in a sense in different buckets and making 2007 as the great transformation of the economy and great substantial growth but from 33 economy to less than 20 and particularly the manufacturing of the economy and similarly the service the professional economy dealt as a percentage of national economy san francisco has exactly mirrored the trends a little bit more so over the same in 1970 over thirty percent of our economy was an industrial segment manufacturing and warehousing and so forth and now under 10 of the nation our professional kin

in china, there is no service charge for deposits within the same bank in a city.harge is applied for remittances from bank "a" to bank "b." financial service companies using smartphones have partnerships with all banks, enabling individuals to transfer money between any bank without paying a charge. now any small vendor in beijing can allow payment via smartphones. that's because no equipment is needed. sellers simply download apps on their smartphones, register their bank account and personal details, and print out a qr code which customers scan to pay. even street vendors can enable smartphone payments. this is the apartment where jai lives. he only comes here to sleep, as he often works late or is gone on business trips. today was an unusual day off for him. until a few years ago, jai had to go through an interview with a broker to hire a maid for the protection of both parties. now an app serves as i.d. confirmation and maids can be dispatched on the day customers request them. a two-hour cleaning service costs about $7. fintech is even changing jobs that have

the country. reuters news agency reports a car loaded with explosives blew up monday morning in central basra, a major city in southern iraq. the attack killed at least five people. around the same time, a restaurant in the city of nasaria was hit by a suicide bomb. a security checkpoint was also hit by an explosion. a total of seven explosions on monday. a website affiliated with islamic state spoke of five attacks. it followed the launch of a major operation by iraqi government forces to retake the country's second largest city of mosul from the militant group. >>> it is time for the latest in business news. japan's ruling parties are aiming to pass bills related to the transpacific partnership free trade deal during the current diet session. we' the tpp will require 95% of imported items. political maneuver is heating up. tell us more. >> lower house lawmakers will be holding a question and answer session on the bills during a preliminary session onuesday. the ledgelatigislation will als include support for farmers. after that, they aim to start deliberating the tpp related bills at a special committee. but the opposition camp is asking for details on japan-u.s. negotiations

shabazz is proposal would have cut the salaries of the city clerk and the council's attorney and asked self mayoral appoint tease to take the same pay cut. the measures are largely symbolic in a city budget deficit of one hadn't doctored million dollars. >> the man behind the counter at a local restaurant but he is no employee. he's helping himself to the cash register. the tricky warbles say he got inside. >>> young girl goes the extra mile. well make that 10 miles. she realizes she's running the row and way race after it's already started. >> i asked her how long it was and she said it was like 13 miles and that's when it struck me that i think i was in the half marathon instead of the 5k. >> how that race turn out and why her mom had to had some really scary moments. >> howard? >> draft day 24 hours away. so anything going to happen differently than we've heard? what do the mares think about what is about to go down and what is going on with sam bradford still playing the missing game all coming up in sports. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to ve you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands