involving a tractor trailer and a car, a debris spill also involved all traffic being diverted on union avenue one service there is no service between 96 street, that's until 5 a.m. new jersey transit long island railroad metro north running on or close to schedule if you are going to the airport to catch a flight contact your carrier at our local area airports we are also finding a problem on the grand central near jewel avenue you can see that delay as you come up into jewel avenue with that accident cleared. george washington bridge down to 35 miles per hour, an empty trailer band is in effect. we have our street cleaning rules in effect, michelle to you. >>> thank you so much. a wind-driven fire burns through at least two homes in queens several firefighters have been hurt. our eyewitness news reporter is live in east elmhurst. >> reporter: good morning michelle. those were minor injuries for those six firefighters who battled the three alarm blaze in queens, they actually just packed up and wrapped up. there are two houses the one you are looking at head on that's where the fire is believ

still on union avenue and coates street.d in with the philadelphia international airport with the flights canceled arriving and departing into brussels, american airlines 751 is canceled that is supposed to be

a disabled vehicle in montgomery county, bridgeport, union avenue and coats street. hbound at aramingo avenue and southbound at girard avenue, both of those off ramps are still closed and lane restrictions in between those places as well. woodhaven road to the vine street expressway, a 14-minute trip. i'll be back in ten minutes. in the 5:00 hour, we'll have another check on your morning drive. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, you'll want the thick coat this morning. we are inç the 30s. it is a cold morning. still feels like winter but as we go through the afternoon today, it will be warmer than it was yesterday. the bigger warmup that comes tomorrow and for thursday, i think you're really going to like this forecast. we go into your easter weekend. i'll have that forecast for you coming up. 30 degrees in allentown, 32 reading, upper 20s in pottstown, mostly from wilmington to trenton, we're in the mid-to-low 30s. south jersey mid-to-low 30s. 26 in millville, 34 degrees right now in dover. once the sun comes up, thou

traffic is being diverted of at union avenue. and looking live outside, we've got construction blocking two lanes on the southbound fdr at 2nd street. delays go back to 73rd street. the better bet is the west side highway, which is moving well. alternate side parking is in effect today citywide. chris and mary, back to you. >>> changes are coming to new jersey's motor vehicle inspection system. to cut down on lines, only passenger vehicles get their inspection at state-run facilities. commercial vehicles will be tested privately. if a vehicle fails, all reinspections will be performed at private facilities and vehicles made before 1995 don't need to be inspected. environmentalists say they're most responsible for pollution, however. the changes take effect on the 1st of may. >>> a new jersey home with a spooky past again on the block. >> and a desperate search for a missing dog. why this little pooch is more than a family pet. >> he's ready for primetime. james cordon hitting the air earlier. his big carpool karaoke special. news

traffic diverted to union avenue. same goes for the outerbridge. let's go to the cameras and the bronx river parkway by castle hill avenue. no problems westbound or eastbound. on the inbound side, it's not too bad. lincoln and holland with a five-minute delay. ben: think you entertainment news to come.time for entertainment. tmc reports that he is being sued for sexual harassment. when interest says the three instances went down in 2015 in a car. some he is accused of doing is too racy. the security guard says he tried to verbally and physically resist but it his rep has not commented on the suit yet . >> instead of a standup routine, margate show went on some what of a ramp at a comedy club over the weekend. the audience have a look how they reacted. >> they say cho started her set in new brunswick rate . she went on to the recent death of gary shandling and how white people have it easy. after the show, she said she was jetlagged and tweeted i just think survivors of abuse should speak their truth as i did. >> interesting. >> that lightens up the

you'll be diverted off to union avenue. also a disable truck, turn spike outer roadway. very windy, 35 miles per hour, a lot of crosses especially the george washington bridge which we don't see that often, an empty trailer at the george. two lanes blocked with a crash. more weather and traffic on the >>> we want to take you to breaking news the hijacker of a domestic air flight now under way. the alexander degree to cairo flight was diverted to cyprus. we saw about 56 passengers leave that plane. but we're told the flight crew and four foreigners remain on board. we don't know the nationalities of those foreigners. egyptair said the man claimed to have a suicide belt filled with explosives we do not know his demands. >>> breaking news we're following out of queens. fire crews had to deal with whipping winds as they battle a raging fire on 91st street in eawest elmhurst. "today in new york's" katherine creag is there. kat. >> reporter: neighbors describe the flames swirling around in the air. there are investigators here taking a look. flashlights there shining at one th

it's blocking a lane in montgomery county on union avenue and coat street.ooking outside live this is what it looks like this morning on 422 at trooper. eastbound traffic very light volume. construction was blocking the in the process of clearing and things looking pretty good on the roads at this early hour. tam and nydia. >> we'll get right to our breaking news that is the explosion that is rocked the brussels airport. annie mccormick is live in the sat center with details. bits and pieces, video just coming in to us now. what do you know? >> and at this point, tam, this of course is all just coming in. we know there were two explosions at brussels airport. that is confirmed by abc news just moments ago. they confirm there was a third explosion possibly at a subway station also in brussels. that information just coming in. they also can confirm at least one person is dead but they did not have the total number of people injured yet at this time. well, take a look at these jarring um matches from the brussels airport that are just coming in to us. according

a disabled tractor-trailer in bridgeport on union avenue blocking a lane there at coates street so look that to cause a little bit of disruption. here on the vine street expressway we had no overnight construction. we're open westbound, open eastbound. light volume. we're dry. so, no problems right now. on the big picture don't forget about the east falls falls bridge remains closed until april 1st. we're getting there. just a little bit longer you have to hang in there. i know that's been causing pretty big headaches. monument road remains closed between ford and belmont. let's go on the ben franklin bridge. no problem on the ben or any of your area bridges. looking good so far this morning. tam and nydia. >> thank you karen. >>> we begin with our breaking news out of brussels. at least one person is dead after a series of explosions across that city in belgium. >> information is still coming in. "action news" reporter annie mccormick has been following this story from the satellite center. you have the latest. >> reporter: here hearing multiple reports about the number of casualties a

the yellow cab driver picked up three guys near union avenue and lorimer street. they originally didn't have enough money for the fare but he offered them a free ride, taking them to north fifth street and white avenue where they asked to go. >> and i said okay, guys, have a good night. and managed to put his hand and slashed my forehead. >> what did he use? >> i don't know. i didn't see it and i put the car and drive away. i didn't want them come after he or whatever and i called the police. one left to the left and the one to the right and the one in the middle crashed me basically. >> reporter: he called police and said that he's so proud the nypd quickly made arrests. cadro told us that police took all three of those passengers into custody and he identified them. police tell us again that two of them are here at the 90th precinct station house. at least two of the three. and there have been an increase in slashes -- slashings across the city. the cab driver told us before now he was not worried about that. andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >>> police announce's new p

he was crossing 65th street at union avenue yesterday afternoon. witnesses say when they saw the crash before the two suspects got out of the car, they then ran away. >> the guy was running across the street. the car hit him like that. boom! the guy went flying. >> he went flying? >> yeah. >> police believe the suspects may have been driving a stolen car. >>> two 19-year-old woman from long island will be arraigned today after alleged bypassing counterfeit money. the two attempted to use fake $100 bills in several stores. motion picture use only printed on them. the two then struck a pedestrian and a parked car yesterday while trying to flee. they are charged with petty larceny and leaving the scene of the accident. >>> a mother is charged with drunk driving with her 2-year- old daughter in the car after a crash on long island. 30-year-old kerry mcfay was arrested after she crashed into two parked cars yesterday. officers discovered a daughter in the backseat without a seat belt. she faces dui and child endangerment and additional charges from prev

highland to cross, go with union avenue instead. speed restriction there's on staten island crossings. 35 miles per hour. it's very windy but the speed george as i mentioned but now at cross bronx, deegan, traffic looks like it's moving better. let's take a look at the gowanus, that is moving good, too. north of the city, we do have a few things working as well. 684 southbound at brewster, exit 9. and then a tree down in both lanes, a lane blocked both directions. alternate sid metering rules in effect. >>> we're learning more details about the man at the center of a chaotic shooting at the capital. this isn't the first time he's had a run-in with the law. tracie potts has new information. >> darlene, good morning. capitol visitors center is expected to reopen on time this morning after that shooting. and we are learning that this man who was shot is someone known to capitol police. >> reporter: larry russell this morning, after surgery, shceot by police after brandishing what sources later tell us was a pellet gun at the security e

this happened just after 4:00 at east 156th street and union avenue. the 17-year-old male was taken to lincoln hospital with head and body trauma. the occupants of the car ran away after the crash. we will keep you posted as we get more information. >>> a plan to reduce airplane noise over -- city leaders in program say the proposed path will send jets over schools and the garden state plaza as they approach the airport. >>> there is good news for people in woodridge new jersey. the station along the bergen in 2008. the opening has been delayed at least five times since 2011. the station will sit in a neighbor of apartments, townhouses and shops. >>> there's quite a bit of changes in the forecast coming up over the next three to five days. we do have warm weather coming, we do have wet weather coming and we might a little snow mixed in. right now we take a look at this beautiful view from our top of the rock camera. you may notice a lot less wind. still breezy and chilly this morning. tomorrow the wind is going to be warm. the temperature right now is

union avenue is your alternate to lee. so, showing you highway 17 and 85 and we still have this scene and pete is out there with what happened and the investigation that continues. >> here at camden and lee road and want to show you guys the two cars that are involved. you have this truck that you're looking at right now. the driver of that truck has died as a result of this accident and it was involve would the durango crashing at that intersection around 2:47 a.m. roughly about 3:00 a.m. they don't know if alcohol was a factor, but when you see some of this debris want to pan the camera over to this side and you can see a lot of debris from this car crash. we don't know if alcohol was a factor, but they are assuming they were talking about high speeds when if comes to this crash. you can see investigators putting the markers down when it comes to this accident. as far as how long they're going to be out here, they are saying the cleanup process could be a few hours but if you're traveling down lee road, you want to avoid

a 17-year-old boy was struck late this afternoon crossing at east 155th street and union avenue in morrisania. witnesses say they saw the crash right before two men got out of the car, and ran away. >> the car hit the guy that was running across the street. so the car hit like that, boom. the guy was flying. >> reporter: the guy went flying? >> yeah. >> the suspects may have been driving a stolen car but the owner has not yet reported stolen. >>> now to a cbs2 exclusive a child crossing the street is hit by a delivery man on a moped that was going the wrong way. >> the girl's mother is now calling for change to prevent such dangerous incidents seen all too often on city streets. cbs2's dave carlin reports now from midwood. prepares to cross a quiet street right outside her house in midwood. she will get hit by a restaurant delivery man on a moped going the wrong way on a one-way just know what should -- she survives which -- with no more than small scratches. the moped knocks her to the ground but look, she gets right back up again and walked towards her mother who sought all. >> thank god sh

still on union avenue and coates street. i checked in with the philadelphia international airport with the flights canceled arriving and departing into brussels, american airlines 751 is canceled that is supposed to be arriving from brussels into philadelphia today. give yourself extra time around the checkpoints. anything arriving or departing into brussels has been canceled. >>> 5:31. >> back to breaking news out of brussels that we've been following all morning long. >> a series of explosions ripped through brussels international airport and at least one nearby metro station. officials are telling everyone in the city to stay put. katy zachry is live in the digital operations center digging for more information, monitoring the new information coming in. i know you just got a new number of people killed. tell bus that, katy. >> in the last half hour, within the last half hour, nbc news confirmed that 20 people were killed as a result of these explosions. but in the last few minutes, they changed that number, reporting abou

it happened here at 165th street and union avenue around 4 p.m. police telling us this gray car struck a pedestrian in the middle of the street and then the car crashed into the truck in front of it. witnesses tell me two men the victim and adult car ran out. >> the guy that was running across the street so the car hit like that boom. the guy was flying. then -- >> reporter: the guy went flying? >> yes. >> reporter: police on the scene tell me the victim is in critical condition. we are live they morrisania section of the bronx. scott rapoport, cbs 2 news. >>> campaign 2016. donald trump made headlines. he said women who have illegal abortions should be punished. cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer has the story. >> reporter: donald trump says his position on abortion is now much like that of former president ronald reagan. pro-life with exceptions. but today, during an msnbc town hall he told host chris matthews there should be some form of punishment for women who get abortions if the procedure was baned. >> the answer is that there has to be

out here sap disabled tractor-trailer block -- is a disabled tractor-trailer blocking a lane on union avenuet coates street. >> following that breaking news out of belgium a series of explosions rocked brussels overnight including two at the airport and abc news just reported that the death toll is now up to at least 13 people. >> this happened during the morning rush. and "action news has confirmed one flight from philadelphia had just landed and a return flight was about to take off. >> now let's get rider on over to "action news" reporter annie mccormack who has been staying on top of this breaking story. >> reporter: abc news has confirmed 13 are dead and many injured. they say that this is a result of at least two explosions at brussels airport. they also are reporting that there were additional explosions at several brussels subway stations. now here are images just coming in from the airport explosions. according to abc news, around 8:00 a.m., there were two blasts in the departures area of the airport. all departures from brussels airport have been canceled and incoming flights have

a teenager and kept going is still on the run this witnesses say they saw a car speeding down union avenue yesterday. then they saw the 17-year-old boy's body thrown into the air as he was hit. police say the car didn't stop until it crashed into a semi truck. that's when the driver ditched that car and took off running. >> he went 17 feet into the air. the guy that was hit. it was horrible. it was like scary. i didn't know what was going to happen next. >> the teen is at the hospital with severe head and body trauma. if you know anything about it, call police. >>> we have new photos of people after an alleged break-in two weeks ago. they've stolen cash, bank cards, jewelry, electronics. at one point necessity even took a car. >>> 4:38 right now. a new political firestorm in the race for president. from his comments on women and abortion. >> there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> ten years. >> trump said that during a one-on-one interview with msnbc chris matthews, later his campaign issued a statement saying doctors, not women, should be punished if abortion is ille

that will also disable tractor-trailer in bridgeport union avenue at code street, one lane blondes, smaller street, so won't cause too many problems just make note for those of you in and around that area, ladies, back to you. >> thank you, checking stories on the sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 right now. pennsylvania's medical marijuana bill may not get to the governor's desk for few more weeks, find out what's cause that delay. >>> also, philadelphia police are doing something unique to encourage diversity on the force. >> and, a new study says, women generally have lower credit scores, than men, learn how to improve your number. check in two, three, four times a day "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. coming up in the next hour here on "eyewitness news", just terrible case of animal abuse. the horrific conditions a dog endures before finally being saved. >> also, a young girl taken from the only home she has ever known. the controversial custody battle that ripped her away from her family. >>> and, apple takes the wraps off its newest products, the key feature you can use on y

it is blocked a left to union you can use union avenue as an alternate. it is causing a delay for the folks travelling on that area. here for east 58 and 1/4 the two lanes blocked. its headline read their coming at a san leandro going to cast a ballot. then you're off the freeway is yet a short trip to make. in tracking travel times less than 241 accrete is often on slowing. the 20 minute drive here. this year it is fried it likes it is not as busy as usual. it is 80 minutes from cattleyas breastplate to montague. it is much better here the carpool lane it goes it passes at west grand. it gets better in the upper deck. if you go for mohan the severed his total take about 60 minutes. >> darya: we are learning about a car crash. we showed to the crash at once into the building. this is a car being chased but the police department. this all happened but at and to get wednesday night. the cars by about 90 mi. an hour the officer tried a cold car over. finally it's a sad be called up the business to dangers. the car was involved in a big crash. it had several

a 17-year-old boy was struck crosses the street on east 156th street at union avenue and that is late yesterday afternoon. witnesses said they saw the crash before the two suspects got out of the car and ran away. >> and that car hit the guy who was running, cross the street and it hit like that. boom! the guy was flying. >> the guy went fly something. >> yes. may have been driving in a stolen car. >>> and protests in minneapolis after a prosecutor decides he won't face two charges in the fate at -- futile shooting of a black man. clark died from police last december but there is conflict details of whether he was shot or not and an internal investigation in a department of justice probe are pending. >> and new developments in the case of a staten island man who died in a police chokehold and has family settle said with the city yesterday, a manhattan judge blocked to get confidential files on the $6 million settlement and the board sued last october for access to the documents. >>> and big changes ahead for the newark police department as part of the settlement for the federal govern

we do have disable truck still out there breck port, union avenue coat street, one lane still blocked in and around the area. smaller area but make note it is indeed out there ladies, that's it for traffic, back to you. >> meisha, a thank you. update breaking news out of belgium. officials say series every explosions at the airport and also this the subway system in brussels being considered terror attacks. there are report at least 13 deaths and dozen of other pete hurt in the brags. right now, brussels is locked down. all flights in and out of brussels have been cancelled including a flight that was supposed to leave for philadelphia. we will keep updating you as soon as we get new information. >> switching gears south jersey police department has a new officer, and he's still in elementary room. >> they get them yum. -- young. young crime fighter fulfilling hits dream. >> with sirens and salute, gloucester township's newest and by far youngest ever police officer arrived to be sworn in, first slipping into new police garb over his spiderman shirt, before taking the oath of office.

this happened along union avenue steps from a playground. news 4's michael george is live at lincoln hospital where the injured teen is being treated now. michael? >> reporter: well, sibila, right critical condition, and the driver who hit him, well, police say he never even stopped to see how his victim was doing. and right now that driver is still on the loose. witnesses told us they saw a car moving at high speeds, then a teenaged pedestrian, thrown into the air after being hit. >> he went about seven feet into the air, the guy that got hit. >> he was bleeding from the head. there was a lot of blood. i hear he is in serious condition. i hope he is okay. >> reporter: but police say the car didn't stop. it kept going right into the back of a semitruck. the driver build a out of the car and took off on foot. >> the guys just ran. i saw the car crash, and i was like wow. we ran to the side. >> witnesses say they saw two people in the car. but police can't confirm that detectives comb the scene for hours, searching for evidence leading them to

witnesses saw a car speeding down union avenue yesterday. then they saw the 17-year-old boy's body thrown into the air as he was hit. police say the car kept driving and didn't stop until it crashed into a semi truck. that's when the driver ditched the car and took off running. i saw the car crash. i was like wow, he was bleeding from the head. >> the teen is at lincoln hospital with severe head and body trauma. if you know anything about in accident, please contact police. >>> happening now, people in oklahoma are beginning to clean up the damage left behind from the tornado. the national weather service says that tornado touched down several times north of tulsa. homes and businesses damaged. storms blowing the roof off a church during a prayer group meeting. nobody at that church was hurt. seven people were injured. one person critically. oklahoma is one, darlene of several states affected throughout the south. >> unfortunately, oklahoma deals with this. >> all the time. >> so often. >>> it's coming up on 5:04. time to check weather and t

involving tractor trailer that struck overpass that's cleareds away all lanes reopen southbound by union avenue. 35 miles per hour speed restriction on the george washington bridge because of the winds. same for outer bridge and goethals bridge. take a look at your commute on iment e. by round swamp road no problem eastbound, westbound. tappan zee bridge 35 miles per hour speed restriction there traffic heading into westchester, though, moving fine no delays as far as trains, everything running on or close to schedule. ben and juliet. >> speaking of westchester there was some wild wind happening overall u over parking lot region but westchester got trouble causing e trees to come down on cars an roofs. unfortunately opinion >> scene in yonkers towned power lien and fell on top of cars. no injuries reported there. power outage and coned reporting 500 without power. power and light say 18 have no customer this morning. >> latest niewtsz out of cyprus egypt airplane -- they say this is not terrorism, but it sounds like it might be a personal or domestic incident asylum and wants to see his estrang

we have all lanes closed down traffic being diverted on union avenue as you go through that spot. here is a look at the george washington bridge you see how bouncy that camera is. the outbound side moving much better than it was earlier and this is because we had an earlier accident on the upper level but the accident has been clearedded. inbound lincoln and holland 5 minutes a piece that will certainly build up. one train signal problems at 103rd street so you can expect some uptown delays as the result new jersey transit long running on or close to schedule degan south at the cross bronx, you have heavy delays as you come southbound our street cleaning rules are in effect. lori over to you. >>> heather thank you. breaking news this morning out of egypt where a passenger plane has been hijacked the flight from alexandria to cairo was over taken and flown to the island of cyprus. according to officials, the hijacker is an egyptian national. told he is demanding asylum and wearing an exclosive belt. in the last half hour the president said terror i feel has been ruled out and that

he picked up three men near union avenue. they originally did not have enough money for the fare, he says, but he ended up offering them a free ride, taking them >> i say, okay, guys have a good night. all of a sudden, one of them puts his hand and slashes my forehead. i don't know what he used. i didn't see it. all of a sudden put the car and run away because i don't want them run after me or whatever. >> reporter: a few minutes after that slashing, investigators believe the three suspects attacked another victim, a 25-year-old here nearby at south 2nd street and whyte avenue. they say he was put into a chokehold and his cell phone stolen. the nypd took them into custody. police are fighting a recent increase in stabbings and slashing citywide still several people here say they are surprised by the overnight attacks in their neighborhoods. >> i'm actually shocked because i didn't think that could happen around here. >> last person i heard that -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: as for the cab driver, he says he is proud the polic

it was in bridgeport, montgomery county for quite some time on union avenue and coates street.e vine street expressway through center city, not seeing a huge increase in volume right now. you can see headed west, a little bit of brake lights from the schuylkill expressway. no real backups or delays, headed eastbound towards 95. vai? >> 36 degrees throughout philadelphia and suburbs. 6:10 this tuesday morning. we continue to follow breaking news in belgium. >> a terror attack, brussels is on lockdown because of a series ofç explosions first at the airport and then a subway station. witnesses describe the scene as chaotic with pan ek and blood everywhere. 13 are dead. we're live at philadelphia international talking with passengers there, next. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wif

investigate this fatal hit-and-run if the time to get over to the area or maybe to 85 it's always union avenuegive you access to any five that will help you get around the slow traffic is about 25 minutes to get from 880 out to 1 01 this so traffic the fatal accident in the south but also check back in on the bay bridge and the golden gate. surf >>darya: you can get herpes from a wrestling match a wrestler at south high school did just that he contracted a form of herpes and a wrestling match and now you of anyone else to know he lives in sunnyvale and started barking at head start is the rash and into a sea of the release on this for headed his face he was misdiagnosed by more than three doctors the have not said what they plan to do about the upcoming state match in bakersfield they're hoping that they could stop the herpes from spreading we have highlights from what we saw. >>reporter: they're trying in vain to stickle policy discussion and debate it was more combat than substance the focus on donald trump including a moment when he defended the size of his manhood in response to his in u.n

disabled tractor-trailer cleared out of bridgeport montgomery county so all lanes back opened on union avenueere at coates street. tam and nydia. >> thank you karen. >>> we begin with that breaking news out of brussels belgium. a deadly series of explosions essentially las that city right now on lockdown just minutes ago officials confirmed that this is a terrorist attack. >> information is still coming in. "action news" reporter annie mccormick has been following this story all morning from the satellite center. good morning to you annie. >> reporter: good morning nydia. the brussels prosecutor did announce a short time ago this was a terrorist attack. abc news is confirming that 13 are dead, more have been injured from two explosions at brussels airport and also several other explosions reported at several subway stations around brussels. well, here are new images just can coming in from the airport. according to abc news around 8:00 a.m. there were two blasts in the departures area of the airport. all departures from brussels airport have been canceled and incoming flights have been divert

the parade starts at 9:30 this afternoon at union streets and buffalo avenue. the parade goes down union streets to means avenue. >>> weather and traffic every 10 minutes. >> here's meteorologist christine rapp and you would think having a parade this time of year, it would be warm. not the case right now. >> no, we have to break out the thicker coats that we haven't needed the last couple of weeks. it's cold this morning, 36 now in the metro area. 37 in ballentine. 34, one of cooler spots in the university area. 32 mountain island lake. you can see our temperatures drop even more, into the upper 20s in the mountains this morning. we had rain push through last night. we're clearing the clouds out this morning. we will have sun through the afternoon. not going to do much to help our temperatures. we continue to climb throughout the first half of the workweek. mid-70s wednesday and thursday. we have rain to throw in the mix for the 5-day forecast, as well. i will tell you when to bring the umbrellas back out in the next 10 minutes. >>> over to mark taylor for a lo

avenue in san jose this morning, it has camden avenue still closed down between hillsdale and union avenuethinning out in the cash lace but still some delays. here's roberta. >>> we are also very foggy around the city by the bay, the city of san francisco. this is our view from our kpix 5 studios looking out over the sty line. look at that ceiling. because of the low clouds and fog we have delays at sfo. it's balmy with cloud cover. 50s and 60s. there you have it. see all that plume of clouds and a little bit of moisture that's now gathering to the south of us? that's what's heading that way for the weekend in addition to a wind advisory from noon to 7 p.m. some of the gusts up to 50 miles per hour. there will be downed trees and power outages. today's numbers 70 degrees, mostly cloudy, isolated showers today. it's going to be stormy especially saturday afternoon with thunderstorms both days. storms on monday, dry tuesday and wednesday. ,,,,,,,, ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up, brandy chastain's ever lasting goal. the soccer icon

this is an overnight fire on ohio street off of laurel avenue in union not far from springfield avenue and the maple wood border. you can see heavy damage on this house, a fast moving blaze that began about an hour ago. you can see heavy damage on the 1st and 2nd floors. this appears to be a two family residence. we're told that several people we don't have a number and we don't have an update on their condition, but we have been told they're being treated for smoke inhalation. the bulk of this fire has been knocked down and looks like the second floor collapsed as well. no word yet on the cause of the fire and it is not yet officially under control. we're live over union new jersey, channel seven, eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:04 now. the latest developments on a police shooting that happened in brooklyn. fellow officers opening fire during a chaotic arrest. an 11-year veteran detective recovering from friendly fire. darla miles live where the search continues for one suspect. good morning, darla. >> good morning, ken it was easy for the nypd to determine it it was friend

witnesses say the 17-year-old was hit by a car that came speeding down union avenue yesterday. the impact was strong enough to send the boy's body flying up into the air. police say the car didn't stop until it crashed into a truck. the car's driver ran away from the scene. >>> a look at the morning commute, here's emily west. >> still have the subway delays on the 3 and the 7, so delays and service changes this morning, 40 minutes at the george and lincoln. 30 minute wait at the holland. roadway in queens, couple accidents, 164th, another one parkway northbound and exit 6. darlene? >> thank you. let's check the weather. and clouds, 72 is the high. tonight 59 degrees, scattered showers late in the evening. tomorrow on and off showers high of 74. >>> coming up on the "today" show, eric stonestreet talks about his new role in the hbo biopic. stay tuned. (avo) take a break from the expected. play wheel of fortune or any of the new scratch-off games >>> we are back now. 8:30 on a thursday morning. it's the 31st of march, 2016. something for everyone. as we come out to see the nice

it happened at franklin avenue and union street not long after thhie classes let out tlchlt we're live with what witnesses saw and heard. >> reporter: well, chuck, sibila, every day after school teenagers hang out here on this corner and today started out no different. then gunshots rang out and when hit and tonight the srooter is still on the loose. >>ua as i got to the store i just heard like pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: three shots. >> f that's right. and all the school kids ran this >> reporter: children ran for their lives after bullets started flying. >> you send your child to school to learn, not to get shot or killed or hurt. >> reporter: chopper 4 was reoerhead right after the shooting. witnesses told us they saw a 14-year-old girl limping from the scene. a bullet in her leg. whenethe ran inside the gate she s like i don't want to die.. an 18-year-old boy was also hit. sources say the teens were not lisckely the intended targets of the shooting. it happened so fast, witnesses said they don't know who pulled the trigger. >> when you have shots out from nowhere people for their l

heading out, this is what it looks like toward sharon avenue. union county, looking at green conditions this morning up from 601 toward 485 out of monroe, at 48 miles per hour, it's just 11 minutes. going out of matthews, on 485 from east john street to providence road, 66 miles an hour is the average speed through that stretch. >>> an emotional court hearing as a woman pleaded guilty to driving drunk and killing her partner in a crash. >> i lost the love of my life the day of that accident. . >> at 6:20, the punishment she she had for the victim's family. >>> suffering from hearing loss and experts say loud music isn't the only reason. all new, ahead at 6:15, the biggest factor causing hearing loss for millennials in north carolina. >>> and this former teacher will not spend a day in jail after pleading guilty to next on daybreak, the reason with a variety of fresh-made seafood meals starting at just $4.99, no one does seafood like d's! try our new home-style flounder meal or double dozen shrimp. or our grilled menu, featuring new tuscan tilapia. eac

officers found him driving the bus at third avenue and union street, no passengers on board. he racked up multiple arrests dating back to the 1980s. in 2004 attempted left it of a railroad train. in 2008 impersonating a transit worker and in 2010 arrested for stealing a trail ways bus. >> should he get money from the towards his bail, lawyers. >> to a different use. like something towards to help other people that have the same conditions that he does. >> reporter: darius mccollum is due back in court april 11. for now back to where he is spending time in jail. emily smith, cbs 2 news. >> darius mccollum's lawyer argues he could offer value to the mta because he know wheres the holts are in -- knows where the holes are in security. >>> police stopped a passenger after he tried a bring a replica weapon through a check point. tsa found this gun yesterday. the gun is used in the military simulation game air soft. no word on charges. >>> a family left in shock after they say their mother's wedding ring was stolen as she lay dying. cbs 2's steve langford reports, they are urging t

franklin avenue is closed down between union and carroll street. >>> talks are done for the day the dispute that could lead to a nelmw jersey transit strike. we're watching this close fi for you. at 12:01 sunday morning the deadline is set. brian? >> reporter: it's taken a turn for the worse, i can tell you right now. the talks ending just a few minutes ago with the union blasting nj transit. the railroad sent out a required notice that if there's a strike those emplo es ere lose their he "ealth insurance for the time they are out on strike. also on the line, no pay for anyone out on sick leave right now. >> it is apparent that new jersey transit's n ice to the coalition members represents retaliatory action and harassment of the coalition members. this draconian action taken by new jersey transit while the parties are engaged in the new jersey transit's unreasonable position and unwillingness to reach an amicable solution, which is fair to both parties. >> reporter: now i talked briefly with the negotiators as they were leaving the building for new jersey transit. they said they're still p

the parade will go down union street to means avenue. >>> a late-night explosion in downtown greensboro sent hotel and cars nearby. next and new at 5:30, the problem investigators believe caused the blast. >>> and you will inside to break out the winter coats as you head out the next couple of mornings. coming up, when 70s will be returning and you break back out the umbrellas. >>> and right now, police are looking for the suspect who shot and killed a charlotte man. i'm alexa ashwell live in charlotte. connection to cmpd and why his ection to >>> cmpd is looking for the person who shot and killed a former police dispatcher in east charlotte. >>> northern this morning, an explosion in downtown greensboro damaged a building and nearby cars. the problem underground that investigators say sent manholes flying. good morning to you. i'm stephanie maxwell. >> i'm john paul. let's look at the forecast. meteorologist christine rapp is in severe weather center 9. we're starting off cool and some places wet. >> yes, it really is. we had rain move through last night, around midnight in the charlot

the town hall meeting starts at 1:00 this morning at the union baptist church on 71st avenue. bart is trying to spend this weekend trying to figure out a problem that sidelined dozen cashes, creating even more problems for people near key commute times. laura anthony has the story >> there is a problem, a technical issue that bart says is happening specifically on eastbound trains traveling through the transbay tube. >> cars with older equipment is experiencing spikes in volley tan. and they were getting damaged. >> so far 80 cars were affected, taken out of service temporarily at bart maintenance yards. bart said it's a problem that's been happening intermittently for some time but became more frequent lately. to keep it from happening, bart has taken this west oakland substation offline, although they don't think it's the source of the problem. >> we are still trying to figure out exactly what caused it. we about major inspections, looked at the third rail, the tracks, found nothing. >> bart expects to have all the cars repaired and back in service by monday. in west oakland

many workers at the union at parliament and nato (indiscernible). it looks like 5th avenue in new york. >> no one has claimed responsibility for this yet. we need to make sure for people at home. following the capture of salah abdelsalam four-days ago on friday. have you heard anything in terms of groups that may be involved in this? >>> oo we would not hear from them now unless somebody goes on twitter soon in the next few hours and plays back. one of the thing jihadis have been doing? they are capturing these videos. the videos we are broadcasting in the news. i will be part of the video production, local jihadis or others we will keep. these are important moments for them. they are going to show the next traine trainees. we will shut down an airport. >> you are looking at video in the metro station. we have explosions there this morning. it is a fluid situation and everything we are saying is being reported. we have not confirmed anything. waleed, though, give us a sense because it is so fluid and transportation is shut down they are telling people authorities in brussel

the army and administration determined not to make the war between white men an avenue for black freedom. reports of union commanders frustrated slave holders and local officials confirm that black flight gained momentum after january 1st, 1863. two days after the degree took effect, blacks in mississippi were in great numbers bringing horses, mules and wagons. within one month they were flying away at every direction. fugitives from the surrounding countryside had been arriving since union acoccupation in mayf 1861 two years later in may '63, captain charles wilder sup superintendent of the contraband noted there are a great many courageous fellows who have come from long distances. sometimes up to 200 miles away. those who travel those distances knew all about the proclamation and persuaded to flee because of it. wilder reported 10,000 had come under union control and the fortressmen area alone. while earlier efforts to floee involved men, the post proclamation freedom seekers were more diverse and in larger units. in certain parts of tennessee a state exempted from the proclamation general william s sm

the meeting starts at 10 am at the union baptist church on 71st avenue. >>> a fight among inmates insidebay area jail. how the sheriff a santa clara county is countering accusations the fight was staged. >>> the latest round of storms is good news for people in the sierra. how much fresh snow is expected this weekend. >>> there is new information on the knife los angeles police are examining that was supposedly found at the former brentwood estate of oj simpson. tmz reported the construction worker found a folding buck knife with a 5 inch blade buried on the property. he give to an off-duty police officer who said he alerted his superiors but was told the case was closed. according to report the officer kept the knife until earlier this year i spoke with a man who performed autopsies on nicole brown simpson and ron goldman in 1994 budget ron goldman says the knife was just a 4 inch blade would have been enough to kill the victims. the new start to criminal defense attorney michael cardoza and former alameda county prosecutor ronnie harmon who worked on the simpson case. what about what l

avenue. >> very loud. very loud. >> reporter: castillo was not license but the union that represents the livery drivers says he was working hard to suinpport his family. >> we're hoping he's going to pull through but we don't know at this point. >> i an't imagine what they're going through. he's the provider for the mily. >> this isstriking a chord with this driver. 's also been the victim of a shooting on the job. >> very dangerous. >> reporter: and the livery taxi union says the doctors removed a bullet from cast llo's head but he's still in critical condition. meanwhile the police are talking his suv. we here in as tear ya tonight. the headlines tonigh another twist i the saga of o.j. simpson who was acquitted 20 years ago. the lapd is testing a knife detectives were told was found at the home where simpson lived at the time of the murder. the construction worker is said to have recovered it while demolishing it in the late '90s. the worker gave it to an off-duty police officer who apparently held on it to all of this time. investigators say they tonight know whether all of the story is credible but they're tak

northbound packed from granite avenue up to columbia. route 3 from union to braintree. heavy between 37 and the split. we had the earlier crash in mansfield. 495 southbound before 140 truck versus car. the car is into the guardrail but we are not seeing backups. and from the north, 93 southbound has two slow pockets between river road and 133 and when you hit wilmington it's a connector route 3 southbound trouble cove. >> in newton the suv -- >>> in newton a suv involved in building overnight. the crash. 7 other people were injured. let's get to nicole jacobs live on the scene for us with the latest. a tragic story. >> reporter: very tragic kathryn and customers here watched in absolute horror as this situation unfolded here. u can -- you can see behind me the building has been boarded up at this point. this is the sweet tomatoes restaurant and there are reports this may have been caused by some sort of road rage incident, the district attorney says it's too early to say. the scene was just horrific. >> very tragic and that happened this evening. >> reporter: the afterm

avenue in elizabeh. right now, a spokesman for the union county prosecutor's office will only confirm that there is an activ investigation. according to reports, a young woman was killed. we are working now to get more information about it. >>> happening now, the nypd is searching for a man targeting elderly victims. this is in queens. surveillance video after the latest aadack in the kensington section of brooklyn. satuay, the man allegedly ocked on the door of the apartment building. when she answered, he hitorer in the face with a hard object. some sort of object and took off. questions about the -- mayor ras baraka -- at central high school. all educational issues. the examination could take center stage. newark began testing students after unsafe levels of lead were found in the drinking water at 30 newark schools. labor advocates are planning to hold a 24-hourlvigil in lbany. they are especially interested in the pledge to raise the minimum wage. lawmakers are now facing an april 1st deadline to pass a new state budget. that budget may contain wage reforms and paid family leave. 6:04 right now. time f

avenue. not too far away from this former tent city, by union station. i say former, because take a look at the street. they are nearly clear. advocates and several workers from city agencies are cleaning up the streets. bagging up belongings. and they have been out here, for several hours. throwing away trash. and now, district leaders decided to shut down the tent city because they tell us, one, it is illegal, and two, unsanitary. there were 14 tents and 12 adults leaving here. we are told their personal items were tagged and will be stored at adams day shelter for 30 days. everyone here, we are also told, received notice that today >> i have been here for 10 years out here on the streets and i hope, you know, the social workers become compassionate and help put us in a group home, or put us, give us some type of shelter. >> very painful to watch somebody experience homelessness and live on the streets and when you spent part of this effort and seeing people engage in services and recovery, and get back into housing, and their lives become transformed,

avenue. from witnesses who heard it. very loud. >> reporter: castillo was not licensed but the union that represents livery drivers says he was working hard to support his family. >> we're hoping that he's going to pull through. but we don't know at this point. >> i can't imagine what they're going through. he's a provider for the family. >> reporter: ka see castillos's shooting causing alarm. the livery taxi union says doctors removed a bullet from castillo's head but he was still in very, very critical condition. meanwhile police in addition to looking at surveillance cameras are talking to the passengers in >>> police say a long island high school student was caught on campus with nearly 100 packets of heroin. 18-year-old matthew stambler was pulled into the office. they believe he planned on selling the drugs. he had two cell phones and $900 in cash on him. >>> the man convicted of murdering three shopkeepers will spend the rest of his life behind bars. a judge handed a life sentence to salvatore perrone. he maintained his innocence despite evidence linking him to the crimes. the judge said he would be a prime candida

avenue. they got the flames under control. no word on injuries. >> christine: the union county school board will hold a special meeting today to discuss the search for the next superintendent. current superintendent dr. mary ellis announced her retirement earlier this month. mark davenport live this morning with more so mark, how is union county schools doing things differently in their search? >> reporter: well, christine, with cms they are doing a in union county, they are going through the north carolina school board association, they will get together a list of candidates for the union county school board to choose from. this morning we may find out if the that association has put meeting. this special meeting to discuss the superintendent search taking place at 11:00 in the morning in union county. the one thing they learned from cms' search is getting the process starting instead of putting it off. some of the school board members wanted a new leader in place by next year. but they want to make sure it is done correctly. the new hire will replace dr. marchry ellis,