east of new york city. that will be tapering off. 47 during the afternoon, so any snow we do get will be melting quickly. a moonlit clear sky. here's your accu-weather 7-day forecast. 52 on tuesday. a nice recovery out there. wednesday might as well be our first day of spring. it is going to be 64 degrees with a blend of sun and clouds. mild on thursday a pair of sixes, maybe showers in thursday night lasting into friday morning and sun returns friday afternoon, saturday into temperatures remaining above then. again eastern long island really taking the brunt of this storm and the worst of it will be overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. >>> a milestone. last weak the self street seaport museum opened for the a half years. superstorm sandy flooded the museum with 7 feet of water, but now it is back in business with a brand new exhibit. new york the city and that originates here in the seaport. >> reporter: captain jonathan boulware doesn't hold back when the south street seaport. >> this is the place tha

. >> keep watching "today in new york" by downloading the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> a car goes out of control and into a local business. sources say three nypd officers are under investigation. >>> plus, new this morning, a better look at the man wanted in the brutal attack of an elderly woman. >>> storm team 4, yes, tracking snow that could slow down your commute. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this friday morning, march 4th. what day? 2016. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm darlene rodrig z. storm team 4's raphael miranda is here with the forecast. we forgot what month it was. we're excited it's march but there's snow on the ground. >> it's playing with our emotions, guys. i feel it too. it is friday. >>> we have snow heading out for you need to watch out for that. light snow in new york city. we're tracking heavier snow off to thersouth. it could be sli thppery in places like monmouth and ocean counties, especially. let's look at what's going on in the city. tracking light snow at new k ber

the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> a raging fire in brooklyn. many left homeless. we'll tell you what we've learned overnight. >>> the republican candidates backing away from a party pledge. what they're saying this morning. >>> what newark is doing today to try to help another city dealing with its own water crisis. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday, march 30th. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris cimino is here with the forecast. chris, good morning. >> good morning, guys. a distinct chill in the air this morning. suburbs colder. seeing 20s. haven't seen that in a while. 24 lagrange. stony kill 27. same thing montgomery. you get closer to the city and the coast, it's better in the mid and upper 30s. across long island, generally in the 30s. westhampton, down to 23 right now. skies are clear, wind lighter than it's been. that's for sure. with that combination, we lose any heat. until the sun comes up, it gets c

right now on new york's readiness. let's listen right now. >> a lot of visitors who are really appreciative of the clear strong nypd presence today. i talked to a number of the officers, they told me how many thank yous, they have gotten today. people appreciated knowing they were there, they were vij lann the and protecting us against any and all threats and at this moment it's so good to see people going about their business, people in the city knowing the nypd has their back, and understanding how important it is to never let the terrorists dominate us or influence us, but in fact to stand up for our way of life. so today we saw just a piece of what is an extraordinary station, this vast connection point. all the tunnels, all the pieces of this station have half a million riders a day going through here. it's just an extraordinary hub of activity. and seeing how well protected it is, and seeing really the elaborate and sophisticated operation the nypd has in place to protect everyone is very, very encouraging. i wan

and if you aren't a voter in new york and never voted in new york, you had to have registered by last week. about 41,000 new votes that came in last week, we don't know if they are democrats or republicans. many of them may be trump voters but there's a lot of movement to see they are young voters. we work, which probably runs the most -- biggest startup in new york city, house tens and thousands of people -- thousands of startups and all 27 locations, i think it's 27 locations in new york city. they had voter registration. for overwhelmingly young people who probably didn't grow up here. the poll that we saw this morning has young voters favoring sanders by 30 points. it's an issue of some concern. i don't know -- i wouldn't count her out and particularly the african-american and caribbean base vote are totally in her favor but there are some warning signs. >> there's a lot of volatility and that's a poll that will get a lot of discussion. republican side we said this earlier, but trump right now in the same poll a 36-point lead, over 50%, key threshold here in new york on the republ

a lot of the things we are wondering here in new york city, are there threats here in new york right now? >> there are always threats here. there are ongoing consistent concerns. are there new specific threats to new york? no. there is precaution. that's why you're seeing the ramp up in the city unless the police department gets all the information they can. >> seeing national guardsmen at the airports and such this morning. please keep us posted with new developments. thank you. >>> just moments ago, a long island congressman peter king called the attacks in brussels barbaric. >> this is hor arrive who are arrive ik. it has to be a wakeup call to anyone who does not realize how >> now ramping up security all across the area. airports, train stations, tourist destinations, all of them bolstered by extra officers. our team coverage continuing now live in lower manhattan where we understand that commissioner bratton just talked about efforts to keep new yorkers safe. >> reporter: that's right. in fact, i just left that news conference with commissioner bratton. the mayor, also fbi, mem

a cool shot over new york harbor. right now our temperature is 35 degrees, mostly cloudy skies and a westerly wind around eight. so the numbers will be just around 34, 35, through the early evening and fall below freezing later on. the roads are cold. the snow will stick especially outside of the city. this particular computer model is not depicting snow at 11:00. i think it is too dry at this point. flakes after midnight in new york city. certainly around 7:00, there are areas of light snow, especially south and east of new york city. i'm not going to be surprised north of the city there are flurries. a lot of clouds at noon time and breaks in the afternoon hours the wind is gusty. you might touch 30 on thermometer. the initial clouds but here is the snow coming from the west. you can already see the signature of this. the snow is trying to move out of cleveland. it is having a tough time. we have snow moving through the del mar but the air is dry here so we're not snowing at any time soon and you can see the snow is

new york 45 is now new york 27. lou: he's reaching to the point that there has been an outward migration and the congressional districts are far fewer than they were. and times have been tough in northern new york where you live and represent those great folks. today donald trump warning the republican establishment to absolutely end the war against him. it is that. i think you would agree. this gop establishment is out of his mind. >> it's disturbing to rank and file grass root republican. these are the committee men and women that do the hard work. they go door to door, they get petitions signed. they will be doing that starting next tuesday. these are the hard working men and women who are the grassroots. the voters will choose, and donald trump is right. the turnouts are excited. they are massive, they know donald trump is the leader and he is going to secure our borders and bring the jobs back. he's a natural leader, desperate politicians are doing desperate things right now. they are not doing themselves any f

him gifts and momentum coming into new york. it is a somewhat diverse states, and it is a statement labor and the economy is not as bad as that in michigan. it will show a certain resonance for him, and winning a one-on-one showdown in a state contest is a big deal. hillary clinton one in michigan they would not be talking about lack of diversity. >> secretary clinton held a forum on the violence in the one he this morning, one of three campaign events she held in wisconsin. now she is getting out of dodge and coming to the apollo theater in harlem. the campaign downplaying her chances in wisconsin, and mounting suspicion that she will get a real challenge here in new york on april 19. my question is where is bill? one of the clintons up to in wisconsin? says you the staff cannot win this state, they finally crazy, keeping the margin down. why are they not in wisconsin rest of the week? we have the same reaction when world told by people that they are spinning that in setting themselves up for a comeback victory. effective bill

hello, new york. tonight from the boss, kristen bell. >>> new at 11:00, a fiery crash and then a daring rescue. two sheriff's deputies. >> ma'am, stay with me. hey. stay with me. >> a woman trapped after a car collided with a tanker truck. this happened in florida. both vehicles bursting in to flames. a sheriff's deputy breaking a window with his baton tries to pull her out. a second deputy arrived. both braved the flames and were able to pull the woman to safety. >>> a hospital in connecticut who claims surgeons removed the wrong body part. the patient had surgery last year at yale new haven hospital. according to the lawsuit, doctors removed the wrong rib even though the correct rib was clearly marked. yale hospital says it's committed to providing the safest care possible and says even the best organizations make medical mistakes. >>> in tonight's health alert, working extra hours may be bad for your heart. researchers finding people who work more than 45 hours a week over the course of a decade ha

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still to come, the historic new york city building that one falling into disrepair. >>> we have new details about the event of a new jersey transit strike. >>> later at 5:00 this morning, how chris christie's campaign appearance started a twitter hash tag. >>> welcome back. 4:55. it's wednesday morning and feeling so nice. >> yeah. >> i got some raindrops but the temperature felt warm, i didn't care. >> peaking early. 55 right now at this hour of the morning. >> get out and enjoy it. >> sitting in the rain. you can see on the radar, there's rain coming on through. it's moving pretty quickly. by 7:00 or so, it's done in the city. takes longer across long island and connecticut. for the most part, fast moving cold front. darlene in the 50s. we'll drop in the 50s to the 40s and eventually into the 30s by the end of the day. the winds start to howl later today. at least the sun makes a return. tonight, gets colder. 25 in the city with a clear sky. windchills down in the teens and the actual air temperature. it's a quick brief shot of cold weather for the end of the week by next week. back into

in new york. our msnbc political team is tracking all the latest developments on the trail across the country. we begin with msnbc's hallie jackson who joins us live from los angeles and obviously, top of mind on the republican side, hallie, this morning, is donald trump and how he tried to contain the damage from these comments. how is that going? >> reporter: the a story line. a full walk-back of his comments. saying a woman should not be punished, she is the victim but if making abortion illegal and upheld this and ban abortion under law, it's the doctor, he says or the person performing this illegal act held legally responsible. reiterating now, he's pro-life with exceptions all of this, of course, after he got what you called backlash from both sides of this debate from people both anti-abortion and pro life. march for life did not believe this is the right response from donald trump or at least the response that they would support. you see republican rivals weighing in now. john kasich held

we worked on new york campaigns together and it wasn't long ago hillary was running for the new york senate, and she was trailing in new york even though she was a one and and bill clinton's wife. is it shocking to you that she is having trouble in a state like new york? >> it is in the respect it's considered a safe state for someone like hillary clinton. her political lineage is for the last 20 years. there is a distrust among new york and national voters. i think bernie sanders has had a few good weeks. he won three contests a week ago. he's doing incredibly well in wisconsin. i think she is looking to new york to build a northeast fire wall against sanders. when you see that loss, that nearly 0% loss in d nearly 30% loss in her polling, you see why she has to do that. she is not taking for granted at the delegates in wisconsin are proportional. she is running up the score in new york when she sees sanders coming aggressively on her heels. andrea: kirsten, you worked on campaigns in new york as well. she has to bring out bill to try to get her numbers up. but the fact that she has

you saw that in new york. they apparently identified some of agitators and -- >> they're on the move again. >> that's one of the keys to keeping it peaceful. >> we talked about that earlier how the protest began very peacefully, then there was a sudden shift from a law enforcement perspective, like you said, you have to tackle that immediately. but how are you able to respond to that? when do you know when to respond to that? when is the line crossed to a mob mentality, if you will? >> certainly any act of violence triggers that immediately. you'll see the police. it is really a tribute to them how much they'll take. they'll take people standing and screaming in their face and shouting at them and trying to elicit a violent response. they'll withstand that. once there is an actual punch throw or something thrown at a police officer, that pretty much causes them, of necessity, to react to that. >> give us a sense of the intelligence involved with the police and with the fbi and others in -- there's always this

york city, a very clear picture, but nobody in new york want today quarantine the rivers, turn new york into the empire state, this is a huge part of the economy and nobody wanted to close the waterway, which would have been the obvious thing to do, obviously to protect the city at that time. so dr. beck said, well, it might look like callers is coming down the water way but actually it is caused by miasmas, this is 2,000-year-old medical theory that diseases are spread to essentially stinky air, bad smells, that's what they thought bad smells, immigrant, specially the irish in 1832. this was violent, it wasn't they bad mouthed them in the press, there were massacres in the 19th century. [laughter] >> oh, my god. excuse me, let me look at my notes. wait, yeah, yeah. the doctors, the doctors, yes. this is actually -- it's fun any that that's where my mind quit because that's actually my favorite part of the story. so they didn't want to quarant quarantine waterways, the slum in the middle of manhattan called five points. if anybody has seen gangs of new york, it was about five points and

york. >> we got new york. >> yes. >> the man from the prairies takes new york and, with it, the presidency. however he's done it with less than 40% of the vote. the south has backed john c. breckinridge and john bell. >> lincoln has a narrow victory. for almost half the country, he's illegitimate. he's not accepted as the president. >> no sooner has he won than several states in the south make clear that they are moving toward leaving the union, and so immediately he's gone from winning the white house into a crisis mode. >> lincoln's victory was probably the first shot in the civil war. it looks like the die has been cast. out on the town or in for the night, at&t helps keep everyone connected. right now at at&t, buy the new samsung galaxy s7 and get one free. no matter how you hang out, share every minute of it. buy one water resistant samsung galaxy s7 and get one free. and right now, get up to $650 in credits per line to help you switch to at&t. (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer

since 2015 there have been more than 6,000 k 2 emergency room visits, in new york city. people using k 2 have been brought in for everything from seizures to psychosis. homeless people account for most of new york's k 2 users but it has been growing in popularity in american teenl teenagers. makes it the second most frequently used illegal drug among u.s. teens after marijuana. and drug moarmt officials say th enforcement officialssay the amg into the united states, some community groups say america is simply repeating the mistakes made during the country's original war on drugs. whatever your view is, it's undeniable, that k-2 is creating problems in cities like dallas, louisville, and oklahoma city, here is a terrible look at what k-2 is taking here on the streets of new york. k 2 or spice, as it's called up, a combination of all these things wrapped up in one. >> it's potpourri sprayed with a little chemical. a little acid test. >> omg, oh my god. a marijuana high weed high with crack addiction. >> it is absolutely absurd. i watch these people die. >> third world coun

new york harbor, 50, northeast wind at 14. i wanted to check the visibilities, though we're seeing lower ceilings over the twin forks and jersey shore as well. airport delays are running 30 to 45 minutes from laguardia to jfk not reporting delays. long island to near 70 in philadelphia. we've got that cool wind which will shift more southerly and warm us up overnight. hold steady during the evening hours and then temperatures bump up by morning to 57. have your umbrella for rain moving in during the morning commute. then a heavier shower late morning to midday and temperatures run at the 70- degree mark. this time tomorrow should be gorgeous. it's just getting through the morning hours. low clouds, cool, chilly this evening. here comes the rain tomorrow morning, probably steadier west. if you get an earlier exit tomorrow morning, maybe beat some of the steadier rains. late morning we could have a gusty shower that comes through, maybe a rumble of thunder, about to 60. we should clear the skies out in mid-afternoon and then nea

good morning, new york! it is so great to be here and i am so privileged to be able to have the honor of introducing my friend and colleague, hillary clinton -- [applause] who frankly needs no introduction, especially here in harlem. [applause] as new york senator for eight years, the people of harlem know her well. and they know her family. remember when president clinton had the world to choose from to locate his presidential offices, where did he choose? harlem, usa. so, hillary is no stranger here. she is no stranger to the people of new york. we know her. we love her and we cannot wait for her to be president. [applause] >> hillary! hillary! senator schumer: let me share something with you. senator is the only job we have that is occupied by two people at the same time. hillary and i served together for eight years as senators from new york. so, i got to know her well. when you work with someone not closely, you get to see a person's real soul. what makes them tick. hillary understands in both an intell

the first one in new york that's trump. depicting new york's diversity. although she doesn't mention trump by name, it does show that infamous video of that man being sucker punched at a trump rally. want to take you back live now where they are singing the national anthem at this point. the supporters were chanting hillary ahead of this. she went in the back entrance of the theater. we were looking to see how she would make her arrival. we'll have more on all of this on news4 new york at 5:00. >> thank you. >>> some other political news t now. donald trump speaking out in very strong terms denying that his campaign manager grabbed and hurt a reporter. >> she didn't almost fall down. she didn't even change the expression on her face. >> trump spoke by phone on the "today" show about the battery charges filed against cory lewandowski. he pointed to this security video released by police. ewandowski and that was echoed by his lawyer. >> it certainly doesn't look like the description that she had, where she almost fell. >> now you have donald trump suggestin

patrick's day parade here in new york. you can watch it live on nbc 4 new york and nbcnewyork.com with our own lauren scala and gus rosendale. coverage starts at 11:00 tomorrow morning. >> looking forward to that. >>> absolutely. >>> if you head out the door, please take us with you. >> download the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> fallout from mega tuesday. another big night for the front-runners and the last stand for one candidate. we're breaking down the results. >>> plus right now, fears of lead in the water in newark. a different kind of test planned for thousands of local students. >>> new this morning, a harsh sentence for an american student "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning. 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday, march 16th. i'm michael gargiulo. >> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris is off. dave price is here with the forecast. dave, i have your clicker. >> i have another one. >> i was hoping to wreak havoc. >> i'm sure you were. not going to happen. >> nice to see

let's go over to the new york city subway system. i want to show you video of mayor bill deblasio and commissioner bill bratton riding the subway to times square yesterday evening and new yorkers the system here is still safe. commissioner bratton said he was speaking to strap hangers on his rid and they told him his presence and the increased security presence was very reassuring. >> it's about confidence . the idea the public can feel confident in this city that we will do everything to try to deter and prevent an act from occurring. god forbid if one were to occur the capabilities to respond very quickly are there also. >> now the state department has issued a travel warning for americans traveling europe this morning. however there's no known credible threat here to new york city. reporting live at jfk, darla miles chain 7 eye witness news. >>> thank you. we'll continue to post updates throughout the morning on our website abc7ny, and download our news app as well to get breaking news alerts any time. >>> good morning america wil

could not live in new york. banned from new york. you and de blasio had ugly feud and somehow passed legislation to keep you out of the city. >> i see that happening with you. >> i love it. >> if you and de blasio had major feud -- not me. never mind. >> where would you to? where would you go? i could see myself in florida. >> florida is sweet. what is really amazing, nobody there, empty in the summertime. it has real international flavor now. used to be one of those places like a cold weather spot during the wintertime. but now, it is 20, 365 days a year. >> south beach, by the way, whoa. intimidating. supermodels. >> models and bottles. >> could you see yourself in south florida. >> not south beach. too much. >> palm beach. >> you think so? >> i am wearing suit for that. i love this suit. >> you look nice. >> it is double breasted. covers any trouble regions. you know what i mean, mike? >> i used to have double breasted suits. i didn't realize it was for trouble regions. >> it makes you feel skinnier than you are. >> you look good.

. >> keep watching "today in new york" by downloading the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> shot in the line much duty. an nypd officer recovering this morning. police searching for one suspect who got away. >> bernie sanders proving the polls wrong. he scored the biggest upset on another election night. while donald trump campaign keeps rolling. >>> signs of progress. the results of the latest round of talks to prevent a transit strike. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everyone. it's wednesday, march 9th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm kerry barrett. michael is off today. >> storm team 4's chris cimino is here with the forecast. >> good morning, ladies. nice to see you both. still a little chilly, in the mid-40s this morning. 30s in the suburbs. we're heading toward record terror torrey. old record in -- we're forecasting a high today of 75. we start out with just patchy low clouds. we think mainly across long island. otherwise, look for a good deal of sunshine. high clouds at knoop time. in the upper 60s by noon. we're a

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steve: he may go to trial in new york. alison morris here with a look at the big business behind el chapo. >> reporter: it's totally fascinating. he's a major drug leader. we know that. one of the most interesting things is how did he move money and drugs into the u.s.? jeffrey robinson is the premier expert on financial crimes. he explained to me how it goes down and how el chapo might go down if he's brought to new york. players in what may very well be one of the world's largest businesses. >> reporter: with the possibility he may be extradited to brooklyn, we sat down with a leading expert on international money laundering, jeffrey robinson. robinson doesn't talk to the media often but talked to us about dirty money and el chapo's big business in the united states. >> you are talking hundreds of millions of dollars taken off the streets. hundreds of millions of dollars that this man has been responsible for. >> reporter: how does el chapo get all that dirty money in and out of america? >> they've been using value added

there was another faction in new york city. those with a businessman we did business with southerners. within a matter of days they raised $5,000 so that they can be reimbursed of the people that have lost. the state of virginia appealed the decision. they would have taken their appeal to the supreme court if it was not for the beginning of the civil war. this is juliet lemon. she owned the slaves that her husband -- her husband was the agent in the matter. this is a history of the case those published by horace greeley. it's very possible that sidney howard gay was involved because he was working for horace greeley at that time. the lemon case may napoleon famous. but his correspondence we learn how gay and napoleon collaborated. they began the first entry of the record on january 20 1, 18 85 these were. l.o men sent forward by napoleon." he found a man who concealed himself on a schooner from savanna. napoleon sentiment once the syracuse en route to canada. -- ane 23 an apostate or imposter visited the office. she claimed to

rain moving through pennsylvania and new york state. much of new england is going to deal with rain. boston up to maine through the middle of the day ending in boston by the evening rush hour. a snowstorm out in the west, if you love spring skiing this is perfect. winter storm warnings on 80. winter storm watches in areas of wyoming and montana. this will be a decent snowstorm. some areas could get one to two feet of snow, especially the state of wyoming. a little bit in the mountains of colorado near aspen but not a ton. the other story is we have to wait and see how cold, yes cold we're going to be next weekend. great lakes and the northeast. here's one of our computer models. it just saying we could get down to 6 in northern minnesota, 10:00 a.m. sunday morning new england could be down in the single digits come this time next week on monday. jonathan one more cold blast it looks like and then maybe we can put our winter coats away for good. >> great. thanks, bill. >> you're welcome. >> still ahead see how some greedy adults ruined e

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> senate republican leaders are digging in their heels over the nomination of judge merrick garland to the supreme court. garland met with democratic leaders yesterday. both sides are mustering their resources to press their case. garland is expected to return to capitol hill today. don champion reports. >> reporter: senate minority leader harry reid emerged from his meeting with garland on thursday poised with a bitter battle with republicans who refuse to consider the supreme court nominee. >> i am confident he is going to get approval. republicans cannot continue this. it won't work. >> reporter: the 63-year-old moderate appellate judge also sat down with ranking democrat patrick leahy during his first office visit to capitol hill. >> you guys are paid to do your job. make up your mind. >> reporter: garland did not meet with republicans opposed to granting him a confirmation hearing. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell labeled it as a

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reporter: the new york primary is april 19th. many pun dents pendants have already called fans say not so close. even clinton supporters say things will be competitive on the 19th in the city. >> i know in the end she's going to win new york but as far as new york city, i have to be honest, we'll just do our best to get people to support her. reporter: we expect both sanders and clinton to be campaigning in new york. the next big vote is april 5th in wisconsin. that is another state that may be very competitive. . >> thanks dave. >> stay with abc news and eyewitness news for the latest on the vote 2016. you can also find information around the clock at abc 7 ny. >>> a 19 year old was slashed at a subway station last night. investigators say the four head, neck, back and both hands. the attackers were last seen fleeing north on broadway. >>> nassau county residents are hoping to put a stop to a proposed video casino at belmont park. they say it will add traffic they want them on long island. >> belmont park as a history. its about

"today in new york's" katherine rage is in west new york. kat. >> reporter: and darlene, one dropping off a teddy bear right there at the site of the memorial for that little girl. only 7 years old who was killed here. that child and her mother were walking at this intersection when they were hit by the driver of an suv. in fact, the most recent surveillance video of that suv released by police shows it going through a parking garage. also some side streets around west new york. the driver of the black chevy tahoe at the corner of van buren place, 61st street. turned as the little girl, sheyla pichardo and her mother crossed the street. as the driver got out of the vehicle and for several seconds look at the child on the ground and the mother in shock and hurt but the driver took off. the child died at the hospital. a resident in the community said this. >> i'm distraught. i think it's horrendous, unspeakable, inexcusable what happened last night. as a resident, i'm confident that law enforcement will catch i give it one more -- to the end o

new york is only state left to do so. all that had it needs now is governor cuomo signature and you know you put it in his budget according to the bill state could collect 3% of the receipt sales. they pass the bill eve year for last seven years but assembly had deemed the support too violent. much more to that than you know -- a lot of politics involved as well. i talked with mma fighters in tribeck ya yesterday at the and per son marshal arts academy. here's what they had to say. >> why do you think it's so popular? rmts sport is fun, you sneak it gives you a chance to self-express in a lot of different ways with punching, kicking, grappling a total body workout. >> people who say you know maa is violent or you know maa promotes violence are mostly people who don't practice mixed politics behind this very interesting sheldon silver out of office and passes bill with flying colors yesterday with 113-25 regardless this will will also regulate mma on amateur level making sport safer for amateur fighters here in new york an

kasich is not counting out new york. he made a campaign stop at a pizzeria yesterday and this morning spoke out in midtown against trump's comments on abortion. >> as commander in chief and leader of the free world you don't get do overs. you need to be able to get it right the first time. >> reporter: trump is fighting backlash from all sides after this exchange yesterday on msnbc. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion? yes or no? >> the answer is there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> yes, there has to be some form. >> the latest demonstration of how little donald thought of the issues facing this country. governor christie, a trump supporter defended him. >> people misspeak all the time. with him everybody wants to make a bigger deal over it. i get it. >> reporter: back to the quinnipiac poll. new york remains a solid blue state. survey found in head to head matchups clinton and sanders edged out the three republicans running. >> thank you very much. >>> stay with us for continuing covera

this is -- this is a blowout. 64%, my goodness. >> well, lou, in new york, especially western new york where i'm from, it's about jobs, the loss of jobs to china and mexico. we believe, we know that donald trump is as president going to get those jobs back, and we're just tired of america not winning. donald trump is going to make america first, and that's why you're seeing that the groundswell, and this is democrats as well as republicans, i'm not sure whether the poll was just republicans, but i can assure you the working men and women that are registered democrats in western new york are enthusiastic about donald trump. >> you know, an endorsement came down that donald trump didn't get, and you almost wonder if he didn't pay so that mitt romney wouldn't endorse him, because those he's endorsed have not done well. mitt romney came out three days after campaigning with john kasich and three days before the next primary and endorsed senator ted cruz. now we got a lot of screw ball stuff going on among the so-called elites of your party, but i mean this is getting to be a topper. >> wel

"good day new york." investigators may be looking forward to. >> brooklyn district attorney is recommending no till time in the shooting death. the family is now expressing outrage about that. greg: they found her in new york. a lot of cocaine at the gate. the flight attendant got nervous and ran off. now, she is said to trouble. kerry: a pit bull that disappeared from brooklyn was

that is the story of new york, new york is the melting pot of america. it is one of the most diverse places around the globe. and no matter what adversity ever hits new york, people come together, and they achieve great things together. and they look past their differences to do so. so hillary clinton, that's the type of approach, that new york story is the type of approach she wants to bring to the oval office in terms of being able to bring people together and achieve great things. donald trump is telling a completely different story. he thinks the way we should approach the problems we face in america today is to sow discord and division and fear. we think americans will disagree with that approach. we believe that new yorkers will. so in this primary contest over the next three weeks, we think that it will be very important message to spread to new york democrats that hillary clinton is the one candidate in the democratic primary race that has the toughness, the tenacity, and the -- can make the appeal to our collective common values as americans. to

. >>> and backyard brawl, in a new ad set to air in new york city, hillary clinton takes a swing at donald trump on his home turf. >> so when some say we can solve america's problems by building walls, banning people based on their religion and turning against each other -- well, this is new york. and we know better. ♪ >>> and good day i'm andrea mitchell in new york. donald trump is speaking about the lewendowski situation right now in wisconsin. leapt's go to him. >> big steel cages being dropped in to the waters and lifted up an hour later. and i'm trying to figure out -- and then you have ted cruz, he should be fired. i said why? i don't do that. i'm loyal. he did a good job. now, the girl made statements -- actually she made some terrible statements because she said that she was -- should i read the statement? does anybody want me to read it? huh? yes. i'll just read it quickly. listen to this, this young woman, reporter, who shouldn't have been where she was and she grabbed me twice, she said, i was jolted backwards. she wasn't, right? did anyone disagree? someone had grabbed me ti

and new york. they have dualing campaigns in new york. so many delegates. 247 delegates are hang in the balance of 2.5 weeks time. there are other primaries before. wisconsin. even bernie sanders is coming off the trail to new york to start planting the flag here. hillary clinton was at the historic apollo theater in harlem. she will campaign here. >> new york is home to 20 million people. we don't all look the same. we don't all sound the same or worship the same either, but we pull together. when a candidate for president says we can solve america's problems by building walls, discriminating against people based on religion and turning against each other. new yorkers know better. >> reporter: for his part, bernie sanders will create this online movement into votes and motivation. he has so much support in new york city and brooklyn with young voters. he will try to turn them out. the rules may be stacked against him in new york. it is a closed primary. you simply cannot walk in that day and decid

it's on. >> in new york city. >> or new york state at least. >> check out the narrative about how the push for a $15 minimum wage went to a mainstream movement. john, back with more tomorrow. a big day, tomorrow will be another one. >> i'm going to be with donald trump in wisconsin. >> we'll see you from wisconsin, until tomorrow, sayonara. >>> coming up, chris matthews with "hardball." >>> grabbing the news, let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews, in green bay, wisconsin, here for an hour long town hall with donald trump tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. parties running head to head and hillary clinton slightly ahead of bernie sanders. but the big news tonight is national. interrupting the horse race on both sides is the news that trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, was charged with simple battery today, after turning himself into police in jupiter, florida, this morning.

new york and new yorkers are very lucky to have you. thank you both for being here today. >> thank you. >> and we are coming right back with dance for pd. they offer specialized dance classes for people with parkinson's, their families, friends, and care partners. [ theme music plays ] >> welcome back to i'm ken rosato. dance for pd is celebrating its 15th anniversary. it's a collaboration between the mark morris dance group and brooklyn parkinson's group. it enables people with parkinson's disease to experience the joys and benefits of dance -- all this while they also address concerns that relate to balance, motor skills, depression, and physical confidence. joining us today from dance for pd are maria portman kelly, the program coordinator, janelle barry, a teacher, and david buffam, an actor and painter who was diagnosed with parkinson's in 2008. nice to have you all here. >> thank you. >> tell us about the founding of the organization. >> well, in 2001, olie westheimer, who is the founder and executive director of brooklyn parkinso

she did launch her new tv ad in new york state this morning. it looks ahead to the general election, and the likelihood that she will be running against donald trump. she talks about building walls, putting up borders and also banning peep based on their religion. she says in the tv ad, here in new york, we certainly know better. >> i think that every candidate has to be responsible for what happens in their campaign and as i've said repeatedly, what donald trump has been doing over these last months is inciting violent behavior. >> reporter: and on the republican side john kasich will be here this afternoon, campaigning in the city. tomorrow, it is bernie sanders in the bronx, and also hillary clinton tomorrow in westchester. for now, reporting live inside the apollo theater in harlem, dave edleson, sigh witness news. >>> mr. trump discussed the assault accusations against corey lewandowski on "good morning america." lewandowski is accused of grabbing a reporter at a press event. trump says he was grabbed first, and lewandowski was coming to h

here at good day new york. we've been doing it for a couple years now this song every friday at 8:30. does it feel like friday? friday. >> it did. a lot of people are off today, people take off from work. >> good for them. >> i would love to know how this tradition started. >> randomly, these things. we did it more than once, and all of a sudden we had a tradition on our hands. >> i love it. >> so we're looking around town, what is going on. not too much actually. nothing other than that woman. [laughter] walking down the street. oh, there she's got some company. >> it's good friday. >> do you ever find yourself walking behind somebody, and you think they think you're following them? >> yes. >> it's awkward. >> it's a personal space issue. >> i'm going this way too. how about when you get on the elevator with somebody outside the building, and you find yourself -- >> definitely creepy. >> it's awkward, and then you've got to make the small talk sort of. hey, how's that for an opener? [laughter] >> that's good.

on the one hand, he is a new york figure and like a lot of new york figures, he trashes "the new york times" in public. "the new york times" in private. i wanted to see that show. that is a different show than being on the phone with him. and i couldn't resist. >> can we talk about the business of "the new york times" and the future of the newspaper, its financial solvency? what has to be done to transform "the times" for the tutor? >> i actually think -- i think this is a large issue. and a lot has been done. i think "the new york times" -- "the new york times" making it to the future, which i'm convinced it will, is one of the most important stories in american journalism. "the new york times" is making a very powerful bet, and most other news organizations have not made the bet, and the bet goes like this -- we will make it to the future as a high-quality journalistic institution without compromise, without slipping into gossip. so that is -- this is an interesting, i think, historical bet, and what will it take to do it will take, first, sticking to our guns. we will cover big amb

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yorker hillary clinton has an ad out not against new york bernie sanders but against new york donald trump. >> this race has gone on a long time. if she attacks bernie sanders in an ad, that might backfire with the left, she wants to bring them in. going after donald trump, the left loves that. >> when some say we can solve america's problems by building walls, banning people based on their religion and turning against each other, well, this is new york, and we know better. >> the bottom line is this race has gone on a lot longer than hillary clinton wanted, obviously. she still has a commanding lead in the delegate count. that's why she wants to try to lock down new york. if there's one thing that unites democrats right now, it's donald trump. >> going after him. hillary clinton is now reacting, has in the last 15, 20 minutes, so what donald trump said about abortion, punishment for women. she said, "just when you that you say it couldn't get worse. horrific in telling -- h." this is what the clinton camp is banking on. she's had a rougher stretch as a candidate but appears closer t

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