As donald trump looks to e tend extend his lead. Our coverage begins with political reporter dave evans in midtown. Reporter both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in the city making one final push before we go and note vote in the New York Primary tomorrow. Hillary crisscrossed the city today visiting a hospital unionized car wash, and a chinese restaurant. A push for equal pay and paid family leave and womens right to an abortion. She said both sanders and donald trump have fallen far short on this issue of choice. And when trump said what he said about punishing women, i was appalled. That is a core issue and when my opponent in this primary said it was a distraction that he wanted to talk about the if reporter and Bernie Sanders today. He needs to pull off some kind of an upset in new york on tuesday if he has any hope of moving ahead toward the summer. Sanders met with Striking Verizon workers this morning and he has hammered at the issue of big money and politics and reforming w
Attack now associated with another. Good morning. Right now were checking in with meteorologist erica groan. Everybodys wondering what this weekend is going to be like. A lot of Outdoor Activities for the kids, right . We want to see the dry weather we started to get yesterday afternoon and evening after all those showers rolled through. We want to see that persist through the weekend. Looks like its going to happen. But its coming at a price. Temperatures way lower than they were yesterday. Au full 20 degrees lower in some spots. Heres a look at the day planner. 39 degrees to start. Some clouds roll in by about noon with a temperature of only 48 degrees. High temperature today of 54. Back down to 52 degrees by 6 00 with those clouds continuing to build in. Right now its only 34 degrees in reading. 36 in west port and fairfield. And its 39 right now in midtown. Storm tracker can see some thin clouds out there. Nothing thats going to bring us any rain today. Well talk about our next cha
The people responsible to please step forward. We have that story as well this morning. Good morning. Taking a live look at Lower Manhattan on this saturday, march 26th. Its 6 00 straight up. Good to have you with us. Good to be back. I was on vacation last week so happy spring. Good to be back and well rested. Happy saturday. Im rob nelson. Im michelle charlesworth. Good to still be here. Here woe go again. Here we go again. Yesterday shorts, today we cover up. Its that time of year where its chilly at night and warm during the day. Looks like temperatures will be right about average for this time of year. So mid50s today and tomorrow. We begin with 39 degrees. Hampton bay is 40 degrees. Theres all of the blue showing up on the map, an indication that we are much colder than we were yesterday at this same time. Anywhere between 15 and 20 degrees colder. Wrightstown, 25 degrees colder. You need to layer up and be ready for it. 28 in monticello. Just above the Freezing Point in new berr
Sun set park, checkey beckford. Elevated levels of led in newark schools have thousands of parents scared for their kids. The citys working on a plan to make sure those children are okay. Ray vee ada there with a lot more on this story ton. Reporter the mayor is expected to address the failing Water Infrastructure here at the Performing Arts Center at the state of the city. This comes as parents are finding out their children, some of the youngest will be tested for lead poisoning. In his state of the city, the mayor expects to push a bottle or plastic ban 5 or 10 cent deposit to fix the infrastructure. It comes after high levels of the toxic chemicals were found in the citys school buildings. The schools are depending on bottled water weve learned about 2,000 toddlers will be tested. Centers where lead was detected. The city plans so to set up sites for testing outside of schools. No clear timetable has been set place. The mayor expected to take the podium at any moment. 4 new york. C
Reporter in these five buildings 40 rent regulated apartments were lost, leaving 90 people without homes. My house got destroyed. Everything in my house is destroyed. Reporter a devastating loss and a narrow escape. I was in the shower when my brother started saying there was smoke. So i ran out of the shower, got dressed, ran out of the building. Reporter quickly spreading between five 3story buildings this raging inferno went to six alarms. From this video, shot from a drone overhead, you can see how the fire consumed these buildings. It is believed to have started inside one building, which also housed a church. The fire spread quickly because of the way these buildings were built. I think more what caused the fire to spread tonight is the construction of these buildings. They are attached Frame Buildings and that is what happens. Reporter as arson and explosion detectives begin their task of finding the cause, City Building inspectors try to determine which can be we need to work t