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nicole lives down the street. you can park down here. worry free. you see what it has done to washington park. it has brought people there, it is going to bring people there as well. >> thanks a lot of, adam. local 12 will continue to follow the progress of the park. but we are getting a break from any measurable rain or snow. here to tell us what the rest of the day holds is meteorologist weather. we have a cloudy sky right now, but we will get some sun. temperatures will respond with a

nicole lives down the street. you can park down here. worry free. you see what it has done to washington park. it has brought people there, it is going to bring people there as well. >> thanks a lot of, adam. local 12 will continue to follow the progress of the park. but we are getting a break from any measurable rain or snow. here to tell us what the rest of the day holds is meteorologist weather. we have a cloudy sky right now, but we will get some sun. temperatures will respond with a afternoon. mid to upper 30s for the back end of the afternoon, we'll likely see some clearing this evening, especially for the second half of the evening, as temperatures fall back down through the 30s. eventually into the mid and upper 20s. likely settle down between 20 and 25 in most tri-state communities. we have no rain or snow to track now on live precision doppler 12 hd. temperatures are gradually rising up through the 30s now. foster is at 34. the international airport is at 34. the windchill is down into the mid and upper 20s for some. some spot have a windchill close to the temperature thanks to a fi

jayson gruenauer is on the east side of town by washington park. what does it look like where you are, jayson? >> in the last half our things have thicken up. of 45-degree angle. this is kind of the packing kind of snow. snowballs. the kids aren't necessarily school, but they can have some snowball fights. as the snow picks up in intensity we can see it creeping on the median or sides oo roads, it want to get up there, it just depends on how the cars come through document the bald eagle is still here enjoying the snow and you guys drive slow when you're out here in denver. >> thanks jayson. >>> this is new video of breckenridge ski resort. they have recorded a foot of new snow in the past 48 hours. remember the download the snow cast app. that way you can monitor the radar app. you can see snow totals and alerts that will go right to your phone. >>> ed to the world health meeting on the zika virus. there could be as many as 4 million new infections this year. there is no treatment for this right now. even researchers are admitting they haven't done

courtis: today' s event in washington park also featured music and free haircuts. it' s the first time the louisville-based group came to the big week for politics, the republican primary happened in south carolina and the democrats going head-to-head in nevada. thousands turn out to pay their respects to the late justice antonin scalia. the final farewell held today. >> a beautiful saturday, temperatures in the 60' s. tomorrow we can' t even top that 60 degree number. courtis: final farewell it was a who' s who in washington as thousands attended a funeral for antonin scalia a. -- scalia. live in the d.c. bureau with more on how he was remembered. reporter: justice scalia was not only remembered as a conservative icon on the court but also as a father and a man who loved god. s largest catholic church, a supreme by none other than his own son. servant antonin. the funeral mass delivering the homily. known, with a love of his reporter: and a bit of humor. >> he had found himself in my confessional line. [laughter] and he quickly departed it. reporter: the service d

this is the sii inches of powder they got here right on the edge of washington park. but the good news, denver public works has dispatched their residential plows. you can look up and down and see they are clear in these and the streets surrounding wash park. there is enough snow fell they put that into motion. that plan that they have when large amounts of snowfall make it easier for drivers. however, you are trying to pull out like this guy, it will be a little tough. you may have to dig your car out and as you head out, make sure you take it slow because it's hard to stop on this kind of pavement. >>> everyone is still talking about cam newton's fashion >>> all eyes were on the panthers cam newton's pants. >> you remember the zebra pants? we showed them to you yesterday. take a look. >> reporter: should quarterback cam newton get penalized for those pants? >> it's a femaless. >> it's ugly. i'm sorry to say but it's ugly. >> they are a little too loud for my taste. >> sheik and not cheap they are versace and sell around $850. they may have been sold out before the c

it happened just three blocks west of washington park but before pulling point over that driver called 911 first. >> is exactly what you should do if you think something is it right. >> called the dispatch. they can verify that for you safely say the state police drove off without any trouble but on case. >> they handcuffed the man they took money out of his car, they went to their car and came back and said he's getting off with a warning. >> they stole money from the driver who also suffered injuries to his head and face after he was pushed into his windshield. denver police say the suspects were also driving a maroon crown victoria with flashing lights or they can can't say for sure institute incidents are related but they are warning drivers to be careful. >> whenever he has summary posing as so what you're supposed to trust that always is causes concern again the driver did the right thing by calling 911 now if you try that when you're unsure if it's a real or fake cop and it turns out to be a real officer, they're not going to get upset at you for not pulling over right away. the

group of college students is spreading purpose today reaching out to those in need. dissented on washington park. the group ended out care packages. food and coax to the homeless. s world. business was booming for many shop owners thanks to today' s warm weather. people have flocked to downtown cincinnati. janel walton is live for us. more on the big warm-up. >> the horse and carriage were very popular tonight. the carriages filled up with the customers. one business that' s doing well tonight, horse and carriage rides. >> we have and study all night long. carriages have been coming and going on night long. >> customers are excited and want to do something fun to celebrate warm temperatures. they are celebrating their to take a care drive. t come thing. >> restaurants and bars are are packed downtown. visitors were signing up to take a car on a test drive. a trip to the auto expo even better. >> it is a nice experience. we also went through the rhine. people just wanting to come out and enjoy this weather. it' s not whether last for much longer. so we will have this up and down whether. erik: up

we were over at washington park earlier. those streets are much cleaner. but be careful, take extra time and also bundle up because it is cold. we're going to toss it over to dayle cedars. is it's going to get any warmer? >> reporter: no, not at all. the temperatures, that's the big story jason was talking about. it's not just the driveways, but also the sidewalks. we have pretty much from the northeast to the southeast of the united states the cold. look at the temperatures, it is we have the wind that brings the temperatures below zero when it comes to the feels like temperature. it is old statewide. the warmup today that i told jayson, about, this is the big one. upper 20s in the afternoon. we are going to see more sunshine which is going to take off the bitter edge, but jayson, it is cold and a lot of ice out there. >> reporter: even if we don't see the warmup. we will see the roads dry out. a tremendous dry out happened last night. you are looking at the i-25 denver tech center here. i was going at my regular speed here this morning, 65 miles an hour

this side is more underdeveloped in washington park. mike: the park should be completed by the middle of next year. sheree: kentucky has changed standards in its schools. the highlight of its bill gives more control on standards and testing to the local districts and that of the state, and focuses on the skills needed in the workforce. it puts more emphasis on evaluating teachers with regards to test scores. >> there was no reporting to the state, it is not required for the teacher evaluation assistant. that is troublesome. we are proud of what our teachers do in kentucky. but it is time to let them teach. it looks to be a much smaller budget for kentucky schools. mike: a local woman' s goober ride turned into the scare of a lifetime. but he tried to grab me and pull my shirt up, and that kind of stuff. sheree: how things got scary in just seconds, and a neighbor in the right place at the right time. meteorologist: clouds acting like a blanket tonight to keep temperatures around the freezing mark. it will not get as cold as it could get,

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we were in washington park earlier, yesterday because of the amount of snow many areas did put out the residential plows including denver and fort collins. i would did brush the first sheet off the roads. we were talking about the snow pack on many of the roads. we saw that. but under the snow pack in many cases is this ice. it's impossible to stop on, so while some places are down to pavement, some of the major roads, this is what you are going to have to deal with. now cdot uses the mag chloride to keep things clear, but in industrial areas it's not likely that in plows are going to come by here to salt or mag chloride down here. just take your time because it's not going to be very easy to stop on this. keep the speeds down just in case. we're going to send it back to the studio, where it's much much warmer than the single digits. >>> thank you jayson. it's 5:05 now. we have an exclusive interview with chief of police white enforcement leaders in d.c. about how and when to use police force. >> they will keep a safe distance. they'll have a conversation, they'll use other skills and

. >>> it's a trash-talking game in washington square park. >> his mouth's almost as fast as his chess game. >> see who gets schooled in this me oga chess. >> you never even told me your name. maury fashlin. >>> if you think you've seen it all think again. why this jump will ge >> goodness gracious! doesn't even have a harness on!oung or old. no matter who you are a heart attack can happen without warning. if you've had a heart attack, a bayer aspirin regimeher one. bayer aspirin. if you're going to say "bet you better deliver. which is why i'm introducing our new papa's quality guarantee: bsolutely free. get any large pizza up to 5-toppings for just $9.99. online only. at papajohns.com stress sweat. it can happeweat is different than ordinary sweat, it smells worse. get 4 times the protection against stress sweat. >>> closed captioning provided by --be bringing home the bacon in no time. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> the saying you can't hustle a hustler? figure out who's hustling who here. washington square park, new york city, popular place to hang out and play that age-o

washington square park, new york city, popular place to hang out and play that age-old game, chess. >> winston. >> where are you from? >> the guy with the cap anxious to get started. his mouth almost as fast as his check game. the guy on the right saying, you're talking a lot of trash here. the guy with the hat saying -- >> you look at your board, look at that. >> do you know much about chess? are? >> we're getting there. the pace of the game -- getting >> this is crazy. to go down. >> their hands look blurry. >> did you spot somebody there. >> that's an extended clip from tim's experiment. watch to see the hustlgo down. >> whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa! that was right there. >> oh! >> oh, yeah, that was pretty obvious. >> the guy in the hat starting to feel the heat. the guy with the hat winds up lose is the match. but this is a really neat reveal. >> he's like no more cameras, that's it! sorry, did i mention grand master maurice ashley? this isn't just some chess player. that's grand master maurice ashley. the first african-american international grand master in the game. three-time nati

but then on the second -- the second incident was on saturday in denver's washington park naked. investigators say again two people in a dark blue sedan had red and blue flashing lights and tried to pull over a driver near the park. the driver felt like something wasn't quite right so he called 911 and that other car drive away -- drove away. >>> there is some really promising new research that may change the game for those fighting blood cancers. researchers at the american association for the advancement of science announced that slightly modified stem cells may improve a powerful new type cell therapy. scientists are able to engineer immune system to fight off the cancer cells. this is still in clinical trials but so far scientists let's hope. >>> it is a mission that has lasted a dozen years around saturn and a team in colorado has helped us get a really close look at this distant planet and its moons. it's called cassini and it is a nasa spacecraft that's been orbiting saturn since 2004 and in the process it has captured amazing photographs. the cassini imaging team known as

so we started playing one day a week-- really, on the weekends, at an indoor facility, washington park field house it wasn't an indoor facility; it was a basketball court that had basketball lines, volleyball lines, tennis lines. >> you were playing tennis-- >> tennis. >> on a basketball court? >> absolutely. so you're talking about lightning fast. >> yes. >> it was a group lesson. and-- you know, i started there. and then, one day a week, we went to another boys club-- on the west side. then the old town boys club, where they had a net set up. and so, i developed a fast court game at a very early age. i was a serve and volleyer for a reason. you didn't really want the ball to bounce so much-- >> that's right. >> on a basketball court, right-- >> and skid and shoot through, right-- 'cause they-- >> yeah, yeah. >> played my first tournament, which was the ata nationals, in new orleans. so, mind ya, i'd been playing tennis for a year. my first tournament is in new orleans. so we get in the car, and we drive down to new orleans. and i'm playing in the ata nationals with-- you know, a thou

they were worn in at washington park, george washington was on hand for the special event and president, barack obama congratulated the citizens in a video message. they come from 30 different countries. >>> hundreds of students at st. joseph's university attended an event set to kick off their careers. it was a jobs fair, many companies were there to talk to the students and accepting resumes as they begin the next step in their lives. >>> coming up a check of the forecast for you. sky 6 hd showing you the ben franklin bridge and a beautiful sunset beginning. adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather forecast when we come back. >>> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. adam joseph is in for cecily tynan and we had sunshine today but it did not really worm things up. >> no especially with the wind out of the north-northwest and windchills in the 20s this afternoon. this is a live snapshot from north creek resort. this is their type of weather waiting to go up the chair-lift and take a rundown or two this afternoon. the winds continue out of the northwesterly direction, 13

. >> he's going to be a great running buddy at washington park. you can take him to the mountains, you can enjoy colorado with a dog that >> reporter: more like third chance for a dog looking to unleash the puppy years he never had. >> he's happy, happy, energetic. he just needs to find that home. he's a colorado dog. >> he is going to make a great friend. to adopted colin or any of the animals at the aurora animal shelter, you can give them a call or visit their facility off chambers road. >> we need to find colin a home. >> i bet somebody will adopt. >> little buddy. >> absolutely. >>> speaking of, today is love your pet day. colin could be your pet. we love to see your photos. tweet our instagram. >> we've received dozens of >>> a chilly dip for a good cause today. people in aurora jumped into the aurora reservoir to raise colorado. party. was? many participants wore costumes, lots of fun. it cost $75 to take a plunge and all the proceeds will be used to buy training in competition for the athletes. >> have you never done this before? >> no. i

n terms of washington of course abournedsf bounds with circles and squares and parks honoring military leaders and in comflict but not the common soldier who did the fighting and dying. the grant memorials make a de in o civil war memorial washington but again there the focus is on those two leaders, not the soldiers. there is in this country a proud tradition of local memorials to the civil war, to world war one. many of those memorials were repurpossed and expanded to include world war ii and later conflicts. but those are very much hidden in plain sight not recognized as a world war one memorial to the extent they're recognized at all but often as a site people drive by and pay little regard to. there is the liberty tower in kansas city which went beyond the citizens of kansas city and was conceived as a memorial to all the nation's veterans. and we're proud to have that in essence a conational memorial but one located in kansas city not in the nation's capital. so beginning with the vietnam memorial that was our first national war memorial in washington. since then we've been worki

a group of teens decided to spend the beautiful day helping out others in need at washington park... for an event called people uplifting real people. fox 19 now's shawn lanier was there... and has the story. brandon way: purpose in real life." people uplifting real people or simply purp. teens in decided to help less fortunate in more than one music, food, and help in heart of teens like brandon expected this . brandon way: "i expected a bunch of smelly people, weird and crazy and fighting" but he came anyway because he understands why deserves to get spoiled and to get what you want. not a lot of homeless people are homeless because they're too lazy or can't find a job." brandon even invited friends and family. his sister says coming to this event was worth it. kathrine way: "my experience today was pretty fun and laid back. you know get to talk to people real people." while many who came for help were too humble and shy to talk on camera.. brandon and others here leave them with one message. brandon way: "everything gets better." in over-the-rhine shawn lanier fox19 now. in washin

will have that closed, street car testing so if you want to watch that, that is going to be near washington park north of that, and near music hall. watch for that to be closed between 4:00 and 9:00 p.m., as we look at interstates, although volume of traffic picking up, i-71-75, and 471 all the usual hotspots but no unusual delays on the interstates. >>> excellent news there. 60s today. >> scisz for 60s for two days. >> my kids were outside playing, and it was like 44. it feels like spring, it's going to feel like summer in the next two days. the one problem is wind jen especially late morning through the afternoon. the winds are going to pick up. you drive the high-profile vehicle, van, that sort of thing, be careful, from the gusty wind from the southwest, could gust 40 miles per hour at times into the afternoon. sustained 50 to 25, sinned wind advisory from 5 to 7:00. the arrows, and the bigger are they are the stronger the wind. breezy conditions, but the winds pick up in the afternoon, and those are green arrows here indicating the winds will be up through there between 45 and 25 miles per

we have seen it happen on the other side of over the rhine with the changes made in washington park. the groundbreaking takes place in a couple hours at ziegler park. we will get a better idea for changes. lisa: thank you. 6:56. 30 degrees on your wednesday morning. a live look through city cam. it is a chilly morning. for some right now, randi rico, the snow is still falling. randi: not many but there are some spots where the snow is continuing to be an issue. as we take a look right now at the wlwt radar. cloudy skies but if you had have continuing snow showers in county. this line has worked his way through southeast indiana, there was not much more than flurries. a little bit more intense overtop of falmouth. over the last two hours, a line of snow is rolling to portsmouth. as it moves through the 275 loop, was not all that intense but through clermont and brown in adams county, it blossomed. the blue indicates the potential for an additional coating. for those of you east of 68 that had the snow yesterday. there may be an extra coating this morning. if we had to the rest of the d

it happened in the washington park neighborhood. police suspect it may have been teenagers seen in the area, they are now asking residents who have surveillance cameras to check their video. >> saw three teens attempted to kind of catch up to them and that was unsuccessful. >> the vandals also slashed the tires of a police cruiser in the neighborhood. >> a fast-moving fire destroyed a well known restaurant in germantown. crews in philadelphia spent an hour trying to control the blaze at the house of jin at the corner of chelten and pulaski avenues. it was clear that little of the restaurant could be saved. it's been opened in this neighborhood for about a decade. no one was hurt. >> dozens of people are scrambling to make repairs on an amish farm after wednesday's tornado ripped the roofs off of buildings. sky force 10 was back over salisbury township today, lots of progress here as volunteers and construction crews fixed the damage on this amish barn. this is what it looked like hours after an ef-2 tornado ripped it apart. nearly 2

. >> residents in new castle's washington park neighborhood woke up to find their tires slashed.in all 17 cars were damaged. some had all four tires flattened. somebody in the area saw three teens nearby when it happened but was not able to catch them. police are hoping that surveillance video will help find the people responsible. >>> from the jersey shore bureau, a winter time rush is under way to get the coast set for the spring crowds, sure doesn't feel like it but the shore season isn't far off. >> that's right. easter is about a month away. we have a live look at the scene in cape may. all is quiet this afternoon. but as nbc 10's jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg shows us, parts of the coast will be buzzing with plenty of activity this weekend. >> reporter: the work happening up in the air in ocean city is photo worthy to john. >> every week if i send pictures to my grand children. >> reporter: rigging crews are busy putting together the centerpiece a major upgrade at play land's cast away cove, this is gale force. the biggest and fastest of three new roller coaste

saturday night there was a fake police report near washington park. howard nathan has more. few blocks west of wash park in kentucky and ogden, a man says two men tried to pull him over. >> that concerns us. >> the denver police say the questionable -- the man called 911 and the possible police posters left the scene driving west on kentucky. that's in contrast to what happened friday night to another man along the denver wheat ridge bolder. >> they pulled him out of the car and rob him and assaulted him. >> the victim was roughed up by the fake cops before they let him go. >> they handcuffed him and they injured his face in the process. >> the fakes bounced the victim's head off the windshield. >> and they took $180 out of his wallet. >> the fakes were a white male with a stocky build. the second suspect described as a black man, 6 feet, 200 pounds dressed in a police looking uniform. and he reportedly had a badge, >> that was howard nathan reporting. >>> the men why in a blue sedan. a white man was driving, but the would-be victim didn't get a good

more than 700 volunteers from purp, which stands for, people uplifting real people, descended on washington park in over-the-rhine on saturday. they teamed up with schools , churches, and local businesses. the group handed out care , homeless to show young people how they could change someone' s world. >> there' s kids getting into suicides and all kinds of things, so the message i hope that people get is just to uplift one another. it changed my life. it changed people' s lives today. and if can change your life and change others lives. jonathan: saturday' s event also featured music and free haircuts. it' s the first time the louisville-based group came to cincinnati. u-c' s college-conservatory of music will help feed local families with its newest concert series. the music for food program kicks off next sunday. the ariel quartet string quartet will perform bach brahms mahler and mozart starting at 4:00 p.m. people are asked to bring canned goods or food donations to the dieterle vocal arts center on campus. the music for food concerts will support the freestore foodbank. a suspect is now in

it's washington park here. that isn't the only incident in recent days. a warning sign hangs in the window of the pavilion movie theater off prospect park west alerting park slope residents of a robbery in the neighborhood. >> a lot of us are sticking together trying to stay on the main streets in the lights and everything, avoiding the park at night. >> reporter: this 18-year-old did not want to show his face out of fear. robbed at gunpoint along with another teen last thursday night around 8 p.m. the boys told police the men were wearing masks and held something pointy up to their backs. >> a few of my friends are in the park and they apparently had a bb gun or something. they held them up and took all their phones, their money, everything they had really. >> there's a lot of kids on the street. so it's definitely for us it's definitely a worry. >> reporter: carolina cross is a mother of two. >> i wish that the police would have more of a presence around here. >> reporter: other parents agree. >> didn't know anything about it. feels more threatening. fee

reported three teens slashing tires overnight friday on west 11th and juniper streets in the washington park section of new castle. >> reporter: it's a ashamed. it makes me angry. >>reporter: while their punctured tires lay flat. >> this car, the truck and car behind it had two flat tire, four tires total. >> reporter: the emotions are only inflating for me neighbors in new can i say sell. >>. >> vanillasing people's car and we have the pay. >> all four of these car tires have been slashed. police say 18 cars in this neighborhood were vandalized overnight. now car owners on 11th and juniper are holding the bill for repair. in total. >> the damage is probably 4 to $5,000. >> reporter: police say around 1:30 friday a neighbor reported seeing three teenage boys slashing the tires of a new castle county police car. from there they found tire after tire all out of air. >> reporter: canine assisted and tried to track the whereabouts of these three suspects. unsuccessfully unfortunately. >> reporter: bob believed his porch motion lights stopped the vandals from taking any to his tires but he's not

neighbor reported three teens slashing tires overnight on west 11th and juniper street in the washington park section of new castle. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh tells us why this may be a tough one to crack. >> it is a shame, it makes me angry. >> reporter: while their punctured tires laid flat. >> this car, truck and car behind you, have two flat tires, four tiles total. >> reporter: emotions are inflating for some neighbors in new castle. >> they go around, and hurting peoples cars. then we have to pay for it. >> reporter: all four of these car tires have been slashed, police say 18 cars in this neighborhood were vandalized overnight. now car owners on 11th and juniper streets are holding the bills for repairs. in total. >> damage is probably four to $5,000. >> reporter: on police say 1:30 friday morning a neighbor reported seeing three teenage boys slashing tires of the new castle county police car. from there they found tire after tire, all ought of air. >> new castle county k-9 assisted and tried to track whereabouts of these three suspects unsuccessfully unfortunately. >> report

go to oasas.ny.gov, or call or >>> a day after a severed horse head was found in a washington heights park, stunned neighbors are still talking about it, who put it there. others we spoke to weren't surprised to hear about the bizarre discovery. >> reporter: highbridge park today, serene, peaceful, a stark difference from yesterday when police say a woman strolling the park made a startling discovery. a box meant to hold beer, but inside was a cooked horse's head. >> oh my god. a horse head? yes, that is very shocking. >> reporter: police say the horse's head was surrounded by bones and other items. where it came from, why someone left it here in the park is not clear. but julio navarro told me he's seen this thing before. dead chickens for example. >> sometimes i saw the head for the hen. >> reporter: what do you think about that? >> crazy, crazy people. >> reporter: in fact, we ran into multiple people who told us remains. most of them appear to be left here as some sort of spiritual ritual or voodoo. before. >> yeah. >> reporter: police couldn't say here. it was cooked but it could have

this was the scene in san francisco's washington square park. where people were out enjoying the sunshine. kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the forecast. brittany, how long will this warm weather last? >> brittney : here's the breakdown all the record highs for today the oakland museum pushed to 81 degrees satellite radar shows a huge ridge of high pressure this will be true as we go into tomorrow as well the night planner shows that as we go on to tomorrow morning by our temperatures are back in the '60s and '70s and i will have your seven day forecasts later on >> pam :coming up. a surprise protest at this year's super bowl. how the death of mario woods. made its way into the halftime show. plus. the first votes of the new hampshire presidential primary are in. who is in the lead. gunfire erupts on an east bay interstate again. we bring you the latest on the investigation. investigation. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these

by the way a county police car, a new castle county police car was also hit here in the washington park neighborhood in new castle. take a look it happened around 11th and juniper streets. police tell me it happened around 1:30 in the morning. one resident say they saw three teenagers going through the neighborhood. one guy said he's lucky he didn't catch those teenagers before the cops because it would have gotten ugly. a lot of people very, very upset here. we just talked to a guy who says it's going to cost him over $1,500 for the eight tires he now needs to replace. >> i'd say they get caught and pay for all the damages that they've done to people's vehicles around here. that is uncalled for. they ought to either go back to school or get a job. >> reporter: and again, police are looking for more victims at this point. if anybody around here has any information and they're watching they should certainly call police and check their cars. again, a lot of the cars with the slashed tires police preemptively put this on your windshield so you know you can fill out a form and report. a lot

. >>> also new tonight, just a disturbing find in a washington heights park. police want to know how a horse head wound up there. a woman made that discovery around 11:00 this morning. she told police that she noticed a sealed corona box while walking in the park and decided to open the box. fruits and a can of soda. it is now being investigated. >>> ted cruz and marco rubio stepping up their attacks as super tuesday primaries and caucuses draw near. one poll shows trump with leads in georgia and tennessee, but cruz is ahead in his home state of texas. cruz and rubio are trying to derail trump's momentum. hitting him on his refusal to release tax records and kkk leader duke. >> it suggests there's a bombshell there. >> we cannot be a party that nominates someone who refuses to condemn white supremacists and the ku klux klan. >> trump says he doesn't know anything about david duke and cannot say whether he wants his support. clinton is looking to build on saturday's landslide in south carolina. she has a huge lied over bernie sanders, actually in the three key

let's look at washington square park. absolutely gorgeous. the music to the ears of all the visitors out there, quite literally. >> let's get right to audrey puente. >> first look at the forecast. >> hi, antwan and christina. yes, it was beautiful across the tristate area. the official high in central park was 60 degrees at about 4:00 earlier this afternoon. that was our fourth 60-degree day so far this month, it does feel more normal for april 11th rather than february 28th. area wide we saw 60-degree poughkeepsie, sussex and down shore in belmar. it was cooler out towards our east where montauk came in at 49 and islip was in the low 50s as well as bridgeport. all of these numbers are above average for this time of year. central park is 59, 10 degrees colder in bridgeport. it's in the 40s across long island, and these numbers are running about let's say 10-20 degrees on average above where they were at this time yesterday. that's all courtesy of southwest wind flow which is helping to bring in the milding temperatures right across the area.

to help welcome new american citizens today. 16 people swore the citizenship at historic washington crossing park. one man was dressed as our nation's first president, george washington there and barack obama congratulated the new citizens in a video message. they come from 30 degree countries. >>> the farewell tour continues for the biggest stars of the circus. the elephants were treated to a special brunch philly style today. it included 600 pretty els and two crates of apples and 50 pounds of carrots. they are being retired from the ringling brothers and barnum & bailey circus. it's a second off brunch before they go home to their new home at a conservation in florida. >>> a daring thief breaks into a philadelphia department store through the front windows. next. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, sharrie williams, and brian taff. >> hello again. "action news" continues with the search for the man that robbed a wawa at gun point and a ceremony honored a fallen atlantic city police officer. the action cam is there as a permanent remembrance is revealed. >>> and a lesso

soon they had their man a few blocks away on washington avenue allegedly illegally parked again for anototr delivery, so he got a ticket. it's the same block where last march where the mayor and two police units seen here on surveillance video surrounded a double parked coca-cola truck. >> we need a pd for traffic assistance sent to washington andd15th street. >> reporter: the police rado buzzed as the mayor was on the case. the mayor did more than @ust talk to the driver. i asked the mayor about that encounter last spring. >> we saw surveillance video of a police response that was pretty impressive to a double parked coke truck. he says he won't comment.( >> >> reporter: this time the mayor recorded his encounter. >> we make the law here. we get the residents involved. we want them to be active. we can't allow the qualaly of life of ourresidents to be constantly infringed by this. >> reporter: i reached out to e mayor again today, but he's yet to respond. he was a parking violation like this has to be witnessed by real law enforcer, but the driver was allegedly doing it again a that's why

. >>> police are investigating a gruesome discovery in a park in washington heights. a woman walking through high bridge park noticed a sealed corona box. decided to open it. she discovered fresh fruit, a can of soda and a cooked horse's head. no word on how it got there. the aspca is also looking into >>> the man accused of killing a rookie police officer on her first day on the job -- this is outside of d.c. to honor officer ashley guindon. she was responding to a domestic disturbance call. this happened one day after being sworn in as a police officer. sergeant ronald hamill ton hamilton, an army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon, he's accused of killing her and he killed his wife. >>> police in ohio say a pastor was gunned down inside his church during a sunday service. dayton, ohio, police say william schooler had walked back to the pulpit inside to the church when the shooter got out of the pew and followed him. heard shots. he was arrested at the scene. highest honor for combat bravely. edward buyers, believed to be part of the secret e seal team 6. he hel

you're invited to attend the event at washington square park at the tomb of the unknown revolutionary soldier. that's at 10:30. >>> coming up next in sports, the shoot out woes continue for the flyers. right in the middle of a wild card race. highlights of last night's games against the canadiens straight ahead. >> just about 6:45 on your saturday morning. here are some of the stories making headlines today. it's primary day in south carolina. the polls open in just a few minutes from now. donald trump's lead has dwindled in south carolina. polls show he's up by about five percentage points on ted cruz going into the primary today. and the democrats are also in on the action. it is the nevada caucus. right now hillary clinton and bernie sanders are in a tight race in nevada. polls have put those candidates in a virtual dead heat. and funeral services for supreme court justice antonin scalia will take place later this morning in washington. the mass will be celebrated at the nation's largest roman catholic church. vice president joe biden and his wife jill will be among the dig any tea

heavy rain caused problem in washington, d.c. parking garage flooded with water reaching the curb. the cleanup process is just at least four tornadoes tore through that state, roofs were ripped off of homes. while no serious injuries were reported there it was different story in virginia. tornado cut a six-mile wide path of drugtion. officials call it a mass casualty event as more that 20 people suffered critical injury. witnesses saw three twisters. >> we were in the middle of the house when it came through. it just demolished everything. the church is gone. a lot of people hurt down there. >> about 90 miles away. several people died when a tornado hit the town of waverly, a small child. >>> all you could see is all the fire. >>> the victims waverly; 50, 26 and 2-year-old boy. virginia state police say the yards from their mobile home. 7news "today in new england." >>> bad weather being claimed for a teen tragedy in barry. the community in mourning as the 17-year-old girl loses control of her car on an icy road. john cocoa live in barry with more. we understand her brother was inj

that led me to get involved with washington sq., park, which is the neighborhood living room but one of the few open spaces that we have in north beach. i'm a founding member of the friends of washington square and continue to be involved in events and planning or that square. it's one of the most historic parks open spaces in this. it's when the first three those that designated in 1840 and i'm a washington sq., union square. i am also a founding member of the planning of park project which few people know [inaudible] been involved in pioneer park helping raise opportunity dollars for infrastructure improvements to that part. but also very involved for the last 30 something years. i spearheaded the effort to have the tower landmarks which are discovered in 1983 had not been a landmark although they consider it as a landmark. i did the 50th anniversary in 1983 the 75th anniversary of the then leader nancy pelosi under gavin newsom. i served on a civil grand jury was echoed bravely say was an investigation of the parks and recreation apartment. when i first stumbled on open space and d

davis and her daughter were found shot and killed in an apartment complex in a parking lot in fort washington. a neighbor tells us before the double murder, davis was heard arguing with a man followed by three gunshots. davis was said to be a devoted mother to her daughter and her career, a secondary teacher at bradbury heights. >> a beautiful little girl. she was running around church, a beautiful baby. >> her mother was trying to get her life together, really nice. report we'll hear from her loved ones tonight. and if you have any information, you are asked to contact the prince georgeee police department. >> do we have any idea who might have been targeting her? >> reporter: we don't have information, and we know she was in a custody battle but police are not pointing fingers, not tell us would they are looking at. >> all right. thank you. and there was a group that has said they will be looking to start a stop the violence campaign. >>> the mother of a 13-year-old girl killed in virginia brock down in tears today. police reveal that does nicole lovell died of stab wounds. natalie keepers

park service. memorialr the vietnam connection -- collections center. our collection specifically is housed entirely in this building . objects that are collected in washingtonfor visitors come by the memorial --ryday, leave objects with which park rangers collect. every two weeks or so, we do a themp and we sort through and catalog them and make them part of our collection. was left in 2000. it was left by ellen for barry, who is killed in vietnam. i'm just going to read it. " myas, -- it says, dearest barry, it has been 31 years since you have been taken away from you. as i visit the memorial today in washington dc, i leave with you the ring i gave with you the when we first you met. please know that i always love you. i mourned for the family you are never given a chance to have. wendy lord takes me home, i know we will meet again and shared many memories. i love you. " i feel like the purpose of the collection is to help people heal and to get over the things that happened in the past. specifically, the men who died in vietnam and lend a helping hand to that. just the process of making a craft helps them heal. there are a lot of things that have to do wi

. >>> the united states officially has 60 new citizens a special ceremony graced washington crossing historic park in honors of president's day and the president of president washington. the 60 people who took the oath of allegiance are part of a group of 19,000 new citizens sworn in at naturalization ceremonies across our country this week. our new citizens represent more than 30 countries but can now officially call themselves americans. ♪ >>> summer, springtime temperatures are here. brand new phillies team they had their first official work out under the florida sun. lots of new faces this year including the guy who is in charge of what happens on the fielder. manager pete mackanin howard eskin life in clearwater with all the action there. he's got the shades on. hi, howard. >> well, you know, the sun is still bright here. the sup has not set here in clearwater, florida. but as i look at the temperature up on the scoreboard, it's 73 degrees right now in clearwater, florida. and i want to thank kathy orr forgetting bus stop buddy to get me a hat to shield me from the sun so that was important a

heavy rains caused problems in washington, d.c. a parking garage flooded wednesday with water reaching the curbs. the storm also brought hail and strong winds which knocked out power to thousands of people. the clean-up process is just beginning in north carolina. at least four tornadoes tore through that state. roofs were ripped off of homes and trees were knocked down. while no serious injuries were reported there, it was a different story in florida. tornadoes cut a six-mile-wide path of destruction in the eastern part of that state. officials are calling it a mass casualty event as more than 20 people suffered critical injuries. witnesses say they saw at least three twisters. >> we were sitting in the middle of the house when they came through. it just demolished everything through there. there's a couple houses that are gone completely, the church is gone, and a lot of people are hurting. away, several people died when a tornado hit the town of waverly, virginia. one of the victims was a small child. >> you know, all you can do is kind