the whole los angeles today. we need families and neighbors to work together with our schools and with our employees. >> authorities working with building managers will spend the rest of today searching every building at every school looking for anything suspicious or out of the ordinary. district officials acknowledged receiving threats before at individual schools or buildings, but they say this threat was different, a threat against students at many schools. >> i think it is important that i take the precaution based on what has happened recently and what has happened in the past. >> as for the situation here in new york, again, officials received the same threat concluded it was a hoax, decided not to close any of the schools here in the five boroughs. we heard from mayor de blasio >> there's all sorts of hoaxes, all sorts of threats that come in and have for years and years. as leaders, it is our job to protect public order and to keep things moving forward in this city, and to certainly not aid and abet those who want to sell panic. so an everyday hoax is something that has to be weighed smartly. i have tremendous faith in exhibitioner bratton and deputy commissioner and nypd leadership that they assess these type of realities all the time. >> a developing story for sure. here's a tweet that went out. we're very comfortable that this is not a credible threat concerned with people overreacting to it. that's from commissioner bratton. a developing story of course. we'll keep you posted throughout the afternoon and on the air here on channel 7 and online at abc7ny. david and michelle. thanks a lot. york. police say thieves robbed an armored car in the bronx. shots were fired in the robbery. a man in a suit was seen fleeing with cash estimated to be more than $75,000. police are looking for a red vehicle. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll update you as soon as we have more information. a shocking turn of events followed an elderly woman's death in brooklyn. >> she lived at a senior citizen's high-rise in brownsville. her death ruled as a result of natural causes but a worker at a funeral home found a stab wound on the woman's body. >> eyewitness news reporter sandra bookman is live in brownsville right now. sandra. >> reporter: michelle and david, police certainly have a murder mystery on their hands here at the woodson houses. they are trying to figure out right now who killed 82-year- old myrtle mckenny. now, as you mentioned, it was body was found in her sixth floor apartment. at the time her death ruled death by natural causes due to some existing medical conditions, but recently just over the weekend, that funeral director was preparing her body to be em balmed when he noticed stab wounds. one of those stab wounds in the neck. he notified authorities and the m. e. later ruled her death a homicide. to say neighbors here at the woodson houses are stunned by this turn of events would be an understatement. . >> situation like that's startling you know, it's a shock for this building. >> very nice, very nice lady. she always speak to me when she would come out with her walker. very nice. >> reporter: again, folks living here tell me they're certainly stunned by a killing right in their backyard, but police, of course, now trying to backtrack. they're going over that apartment with a fine tooth comb trying to figure out who killed this woman and why. we will of course have the very latest on the investigation later today on eyewitness news. for now we're live in the brownsville section of brooklyn. i'm sandra bookman channel 7 eyewitness news. we want to get back to that breaking news we just told you about moments ago, involved gunfire, thousands of dollars stolen from an armored vehicle in the bronx. >> the search is on for a well- dressed thief. lucy yang just got to the scene. lucy. >> reporter: that's right. police right now are looking for a potentially well-dressed armed robber. we're told a man in a suit held short while ago. we believe that white vehicle is the truck in question. it happened around 10:00 this morning here in the 1400 block of westchester avenue here in of the bronx. police report he made off with $78,000 in cash. shots were fired. it's not clear if the suspect was hit. police are canvassing nearby hospitals for any potential gunshot injuries. detectives believe the getaway vehicle may be a red honda. again, we have an armed robber on the run with $78,000 in cash. this after holding up an armored truck this morning. we will have more on this breaking story throughout the day. we're live in the bronx, i'm lucy yang for channel 7 eyewitness news. a 62-year-old woman was struck and killed by an mta bus. eleanora shulkina was hit while she was crossing 17th street last night. the bus was making a left turn when it struck the woman. she died at the hospital. people in the neighborhood say there is a lot of traffic in >> there's a train station very close by. east 17th street there's a lot of traffic especially after work. >> the bus driver remained at the scene and was questioned by police officers. the new york city council's transportation committee is meeting today on new hit and run legislation. mayor de blasio's vision zero traffic safety program has reduced fatalities. this new legislation would raise the penalties imposed against hit and run drivers. french prosecutors say two people have been arrested on suspicion of helping to provide guns to the man who attacked that kosher supermarket in paris in january. the attacker killed -- and separately a policewoman before dying in a shootout with police. prosecutors say the suspects are an accused arms trafficker and his partner. now to vote 2016, the spotlight shifts tonight as the republicans get ready to battle it out in las vegas. the stage, this as texas senator ted cruz is moving up in the polls taking some attention from donald trump who's still doing phenomenally well among his party. a they're all coming after me. so far everyone that's attacked me has gone right down the tubes. >> hours before the big showdown donald trump telling supporters at a rally he's ready. the front runner will be center stage again in las vegas, but this time standing next to a new rival who is cutting his lead short. >> trump, 41, cruz 14, and everyone else much lower. >> new polls in iowa show ted cruz is now in a virtual tie with trump. still the junior texas is refusing to retaliate against trump's insults. >> i don't think the american people are interested in a bunch of candidates bickering like school children. on the las vegas stage including dr. ben carson a one- time iowa front runner who has plummeted in the polls, and florida senator marco rubio who is opting to take aim at president obama instead of his republican rivals. >> last sunday the president spoke to the nation in an effort to calm us and make us feel more comfortable. i swear to you i wish he hasn't spoken at all. >> trump admits he too will be a punching bag during the debate and claims he's ready. >> it's going to be good. >> and that was abc reporting. police say a serial sexual predator on long island has struck again. edward ramirez arraigned after police say he molested 5 and 6- year-old sisters while delivering furniture at their queens home. this happened saturday. previously ramirez was accused of planting a recording device in the woman's room of a restaurant on long island and exposing himself to children at a disturbing story at a temple in new jersey, a man arrested and accused of touching teens while he was there to help feed the elderly. >> plus the army sergeant held captive by the taliban now facing a court martial and we'll hear from bowe bergdahl for the first time since returning to the u.s. >> i'm meteorologist bill evans here in the weather center. it is another warm day. we're looking at temperatures around 60 around the five boroughs to 61 jamaica queens, and over toward newark look at that, 35-mile an hour winds and around elizabeth. we're going to have some wind, we've got low humidities and we've got maybe a bumpy ride there in the harbor on the this is the second day of jury deliberations in the freddie gray try as the fate of the first police officer to face trial nears a close. a baltimore was charged with manslaughter. a judge denied defense motions for a mistrial and change of venue. gray dried after his neck was broken during a 45 minute ride in a police van. gray was not buckled in and repeatedly asked officers to be taken to the hospital. the army sergeant who abandoned his post in afghanistan and was held captive by the taliban for five years will face a court martial. sergeant bowe bergdahl is charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. the 29-year-old was freed last year in a controversial prisoner swap. in an interview for the pod cast serial bergdahl explained why he walked away from his base. >> what i was seeing was the point that the lives of the guys standing next to me were literally in danger. >> the white house still defends its decision to trade five guantanamo bay detainees for bergdahl. the army hat not set a date for his arraignment. a -- mac breed was sentenced to 18 months probation and a $1500 fine for the incident outside of austin in september. two players said breed told them to hit the ref during a game because he claimed the official was making racial slurs and missing calls. the former coach now must also perform 120 hours of community service and forfeit his texas teaching certificate. shutting down traffic for a special moment, coming up the proposal that stopped cars on a busy highway. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. you can too. call now. now we can connect more devices, at the same time. the wifi in this 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[laughs] time warner cable even has an internet plan for us. get the internet speed that's right for you. from 3 megs to ultra fast 300 megs they even made it easy to switch with a one-hour arrival window. get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month. call now. you could get free installation, no data cap, and access to over 400,000 twc wifi hotspots with select plans. children. have you seen kiana? abc7 and your tri-state ford dealers thank you for helping protect our children. remembering your forecast yesterday and enjoying the weather, i was reminded we're at the end of fall still. this isn't winter. >> that's right. >> so i'm just saying. >> i think she's made her point, though. >> i rest my case. >> i think i have. thank you for coming. >> there you go. >> let the prosecution go. >> you are right but normally at the end of fall you kind of ease into. >> one would think. >> the winter. go from 62 to -- >> a cliff,. we're not exactly easing into winter. it's kind of like slam the door on us possibly. as the forecasts go, i mean next christmas, next week at christmas it looks to be close to 60 degrees. let that soak in. let's take a look outside. we've got blue skies as we look across the park and a couple of lone cumulus clouds are enjoying brooklyn and queens. as we look across the jackie onassis reservoir we have some wind out there. got a big old wind out of the west, just got to push them right out of the way. 60 degrees, winds are west at 13 gusting to 19. that's at central park where the meters are about right there at castle clinton and so they're kind of covered up by the trees. with the meters wait until you noontime. rain returns on thursday. it's brisk and chillier over the weekend. 60s by christmas maybe. something to think about. it is possible that's what our guidance is showing. 60 whitestone, 61 cambria heights. we're looking at 57 sussex. all these numbers are way warmer than normal. they should be around 40 degrees. look at the wind gusts, 25 around newark, and there's been some really mean wind gusts out there in parts of the area right around the harbor. a 40 miles an hour wind gust, and so you know there's been pretty good gusts. 39 at white plains. 39 at newark. so 38 belmar, so we're looking at a gusty west wind as high pressure starts to build in and come in from the west here. with that high pressure rushing into the coast we get this wind for the afternoon. it will slowly start to die down tonight. our futurecast shows that thursday some rain comes into the picture starting in the morning through the afternoon, and maybe this coastal system lasts into friday morning. that we would have to keep an eye on because behind that air is going to be coming in for saturday and sunday, which it will feel like the 30s on saturday. we're going to be seeing gusty breezes this afternoon, clear and chilly tonight, less wind, 45 tomorrow, sunny and cooler 52. rain on thursday, we cool down friday. there's that wintery wind on saturday. feels like the 30s. you'd think that might settle in. look how we warm back up. by monday we're back to 50. friday. 60 next friday. >> ho ho ho. >> thursday and friday. >> ho ho hold up on that. >> still fall. [ laughter ] >> you're going to stick with that right to the end until winter shows up. >> i'm so confused. >> it's still fall folks. >> the trees that are flowering and the crocuses. a coffee confrontation caught on camera. a drive through window. why did a worker end up throwing a hot coffee at her. >> before we go to break, here's a message from a member of the military from our area who cannot be home for the holidays. >> hi this is -- with the u.s. army corps of engineers in afghanistan. i want to wish my sister, my nephew alex, my niece a people are shocked, that this process is so easy. every person that i helped, i wanted to help 10 more people after that. it just made me feel good. come into work everyday, and just knowing that i was going to make a difference in people's lives. come get health insurance, it's easy. i can help you. i don't want anybody to be without health insurance. a coffee confrontation in drive through. a man drives his truck through the lobby of hotel on purpose and caught our attention. let's begin with a violent confrontation. it ends with an employee and a customer throwing hot coffee at each other. it began with a customer asking a worker at a tim horton's drive through to throw out his old cup of coffee. it gets complicated after that. wouldn't do it. the customer drove off. male employee tossed a hot cup of coffee while yelling racial slurs. customer came back. threw two more cups of coffee, spit at them. the customer spit back, tossed coffee at the worker. in the end the customer was charged with assault. hopefully the cops can figure out how this all started. a little anger management in oklahoma. a man plowed his pickup truck right through the lobby. why? because he was upset about his bill. the driver apparently exchanged words with hotel workers and he jumped into hiss truck, drove straight into the building there. it is, lucky nobody was seriously hurt. and finally texas interstate 45 in houston came to a standstill on sunday but for a good reason. some people got out of the car standing in traffic. they were helping a friend propose marriage to his girlfriend on the highway. why this spot, it's a favorite for its great view of the houston skyline. the stunt took about 35 seconds. houston police checking to see if any complaints were made. i'm all for romance but really that's like the worst spot to do a proposal. >> yeah, no. >> it was caught on camera. >> bill you have any thoughts on that? >> it can't all be good. there's nothing good about that. >> that wouldn't go well here. >> i'm thinking of the bqe at 5:00. >> don't get this idea anybody else. >> no. >> all right. >> if you're hoping to get your presents under the tree in time for christmas morning you better get them to the post office. today is the last day to get presents delivered by the 24th and the rush to beat santa to the punch has people lining up at the post office. you can request a package pickup using the usps website. that's a good trick. excellent. much more ahead in our next half hour. a man accused of having sexual contact with more than a dozen teenagers. details ahead in a live report. new details about a deadly hit and run crash involving a this is breaking news from channel 7 eyewitness news. we continue to follow breaking news. all los angeles public schools are closed today following an e- mailed threat. we just learned that an ip address linked to the e-mail threat came from frankfort germany, and it was sent to an l. a. school board member. the schools were closed out of an abundance of caution. >> some of the details talked about backpacks, talked about other packages. i made a decision to close all of the schools. >> authorities plan to search all school buildings by the end of the day. i'm michelle charlesworth in for shirleen allicot. >> i'm david novarro. hello again. as we told you earlier new york city officials received the investigators considered it a hoax and all schools here in the five boroughs remain open. >> eyewitness news reporter n. j. burkett is live outside the department of education headquarters right now. n. j., good afternoon. >> good afternoon michelle. outside the department of education where, yes, school officials are working quickly to reassure parents, teachers and students here in new york city that there is no credible threat, that there is therefore, absolutely nothing to worry about. the nypd as you know, michelle has extraordinary resources to track them down, and determine how much concern they ought to have ability them. this is an e-mail that originated overseas in frankfort germany and was directed at a number of municipalities we're told. it was a generalized threat, something that's been described as amateurish and most certainly a hoax. nypd apparently dismissed this very quickly. mayor discussed all of this a few minutes ago. >> nypd has thoroughly assessed the threats that were made including towards our school system, although the threat in that sense is not credible, based on the information we have this was a very generic piece of writing sent to a number of different places simultaneously and also written in a fashion that suggests it's not plausible, and we've come to the conclusion that we must continue to keep our school system open, very important. not to overreact in situations like this. >> now the investigation underway, it's an investigation into a hoax which we strongly believe that the e-mail that was received in new york city which was similar and almost the exactly the same as received in other locales, specifically los angeles, that credible terrorist threat. >> and now the statement just released from the department of education quote, we are working closely with the nypd and there is no reason for alarm. as always, the safety of our students and staff both in and around schools is our number one concern, and any extra needed security measures will be taken the statement just issued a short time ago. again, to be clear, the nypd is dismissing all of this as a hoax. they say there's absolutely no reason for anyone here in new york city to be concerned. live in lower manhattan, n. j. burkett channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you n. j. a new jersey man is accused of having sexual contact with more than a dozen teens. >> police arrested michael pritchard. they say he fondled 14 teens while volunteering at calvary temple. anthony johnson there with the details. we just got word from cal temple. they're telling us the man making -- the person that is the suspect in this case was not a member of the calvary temple but certainly the allegations against him at this point in time are considered to be very v unsettling. this all taking place the week before last. michael pritchard is accused of making contact in a sexual nature with a large group of teenage girls, 14 of them who had volunteered to help feed senior citizens during a special holiday season event. authorities haven't said if pritchard tried to abuse the girls individually or when some or all of them were all together. the incident took place mainly in the kitchen at the calvary temple on december 6th questions remain whether the 35 suspect was able to sexually they were trying to be helpful to a group of senior citizens. the suspect charged with 14 counts of endangering the welfare of a child and 14 counts of engaging in sexual conduct. if pritchard is found guilty he could face five years behind bars for each victim and for endangering 18 months for a contact. $20,000. this case is now going before a grand jury. that is the latest live from wayne new jersey, anthony johnson channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you so much. police in newark meantime have identified the tractor-trailer driver responsible for a deadly hit and run crash. investigators say a 43-year-old man from newark was behind the wheel of a big rig that fatally struck a pedestrian. 48-year-old richard william holts was hit around 5:00 last night. a scaffolding overnight. it happened at the 125-year-old mills house number one on bleaker street. the building used to be the club. this morning. no one was hurt but the time. the number of sex crimes reported on new york city investigators say there were 669 sex crimes reported between january and november of this year. that is 100 more than last year. the most common crimes groping, public lewdness and unwanted surveillance, but the nypd says the higher numbers are in part because riders are more serious about taking pictures of the incidents and reporting them. police want your help catching a robber who beat up an 81-year-old man in brooklyn. here's a picture of the person police are looking for. the attack happened earlier this month. the mugger walked up behind the and stole the man's wallet. the victim is expected to be okay. a long island woman is accused of taking a page of the grinch's playbook and stealing some holiday cheer. police say surveillance video shows 31-year-old tiffany fisher plucking light up lollipops from a lawn in island park. the home is just a few blocks away from her own. investigators tracked down fisher but the homeowner says he just wants to know why his neighbor would steal his family's decorations. >> there's little children involved with christmas, you know, they don't think of the consequences of now as a parent i have four girls that i have to explain to my children what happened here. >> good point. another holiday thief was caught on camera in nassau county. a family in massapequa is hoping once again to see an inflatable penguin that was stolen from their home's front yard over the weekend. those stories. it's like stealing holiday decorations is the thing this year. >> let's turn to meteorologist bill evans. he's got the after school accuweather forecast. >> you need one of those laser things. david has one in his yard. >> it's pointed at the house by the way, just so you know, no faa issues. very colorful very nice. >> i was going to slip over and borrow it. >> yeah, borrow it. >> you'd be suspect number one. >> i was going to borrow it until after christmas. >> looking at sunshine, the next seven hours, 62, 61 degrees by 3:00 and then we cool off into the 50s tonight with clear to partly cloudy skies, and notice the wind will kind of slowly start to die down also. 61, 62, temperature drops this evening, clear skies after midnight. we'll have cooler air but less wind driving in tomorrow. this afternoon after school kiddos, we're going to be looking at cool temperatures, but it will be sunny and nice. the weekend we talked about is going to get chilly. it warms back up next week. we'll talk more about that in a >> it is fall as michelle likes to remind us. >> it's still fall. >> it went viral on social media,s picture of that truck in an isis situation with the name and number of a u.s. happening today, the last path car damaged in the 9/11 attack will be moved from hangar 17 at kennedy airport, a permanent display and memorial path car 1-43 was part of the train which was crushed in the trade center station when the twin towers collapsed. it has been stored in hangar 17 for the past 14 years. only two cars were intact enough to salvage. the other five were destroyed or had to be cut apart in order to remove them from this station. the new york state board of regents set to remove common core test scores in teachers. board members will cast an official vote in favor of any use of the common core test scores. the legislature had voted to increase the weight of those test scores and teacher evaluations. an unofficial vote showed the regions are united in throwing out that policy. now to a health alert, the center for disease control is calling on doctors to reign in their use of opioid prescriptions. the cdc warnings that a more conservative approach is crucial to cushing the epidemic doctored in should treat pain with physical therapy and non opioid drugs. a terrorist tweeting pictures causing problems for an american company. mark 1 plumbing sold one truck to auto nation which sold the truck in auction. someone in turkey bought the truck and it ended up in the hands of isis. the picture of the truck leading some people to accuse him of supporting terrorists. the family owned business was upset by that and sued auto nation. an 8-year-old burn victim in upstate new york has just learned she is going to disney world. sapphire terry was surprised with the news at a party yesterday she thought was for her twin cousins. the trip was paid for by the nonprofit baking memories, which sells cookies to raise money for deserving families we first told you about sapphire when she asked for holiday cards to fill her card tree. she now has received more than 185,000 pieces of mail and 4,000 packages. she just wanted a few cards and now look at that. she's going to disney world. >> everybody wanted to do something for her. she seemed so special. >> yeah. >> star wars is back. have you heard about this. have you been under a rock? yeah, the red carpet rolled out for the world premier and ended it in seen rosderline? abc7 and your tri-state ford dealers thank you for helping protect our children. star wars, nothing but star wars. can you feel it? star wars mania gripping the nation. there's a special screening of the film tonight. it's not open to the public. >> diehard fans lined up on the theaters last night in l. a. for the world premier. entertainment reporter sandy kenyon is here with more. >> the force awakens was met with cheers at the first public showing of the new star wars film in l. a. with some comparable it to the original. the premier was one of the biggest events ever to be held on hollywood boulevard. there was a sense of a torch being passed from one generation to another as younger stars of the new movie joined veterans from the original star wars. we're home. >> it's been the kind of family film that gets passed on from mother's and fathers to their kids and that's been great for star wars. >> it's also been great for me. >> so it was fitting the force returned at the same theater where the original star wars >> i have i think a better appreciation now than i did at the time so i'm really enjoying it. >> the idea is to bring together the veterans with the newcomers. >> finish what you started. >> it's like a tremendous flashback, but it's also a very contemporary cultural phenomenon. >> star wars magic it does take your breath way. >> john boyega is the newest star of star wars. the best part is coming in and meeting with the fans, they have been amazing and lovely. >> i'm feeling relief, and i'm also feeling excitement because finally the fans get to see the film. >> the sense of anticipation was off the charts when the creator of the franchise george lucas was acknowledged and when the premier was over there was joy and a sense of relief. >> it was just magical. >> i think there are a lot of things people have never seen going to get what they wanted. >> star wars is from walt disney studios owned by the same parent company as abc7. i'll have much more on last night's premier on eyewitness news first at 4. >> it was so great to see mark hamill on the red carpet. i haven't seen him in any of the trailers. >> he's going to be part of some plot twist i just know it. >> and the new stars are so dynamic. we're going to have a profile later in the week. >> bill did you get any tips on how what's the spoiler in this movie. >> you're not supposed to tell the ending. we know the ending, hans solo meets captain arkansas and fly away on the star ship gay lactuca. >> as an entertainment reporter you're a great weather guy. >> spoiler alert. >> i'm going to take that as a going to be great weather this afternoon, really warmer this time of the year where we have sunshine, clear skies, blue skies, and temperatures this afternoon we're looking at 60 degrees right now, 39% the humidity. we probably get to the low 60s. we've got that west wind out there that is mean at 20 to 16 miles an hour and 24 miles an hour. this is the sustained wind, 25 miles an hour wind coming across here. now the wind gusts have been higher, some 40 miles an hour wind gusts in the harbor on some of the buoys here. you're taking the ferry back and forth, going to be a bumpy ride. 32-mile an hour winds here around laguardia. 38 down the jersey shore. this west wind will continue this evening into tonight. the winds die down tonight. we'll have this high pressure ridge sliding over us, and that's when the winds will start to calm down. but friday into saturday cold air starts to dominate for the weekend. we get a shot of cold air in here. then as we get to next week the jet stream rides back to the into some near record warmth again next week headed toward christmas. this weekend a chilly weekend, it will feel like the 30s on saturday and sunday but it warms back up starting monday. 60 this afternoon, less wind, kind of chilly tonight, 45. it will be a great late fall evening, and then tomorrow we've got sunshine. it's calmer we've got rain on thursday starting around midday lunchtime through the nighttime. front moves through. there might be a shower friday morning, and then it gets cooler in the afternoon and there's that chilly weather for saturday. it feels like the 30s. that's going to be about a 30 to 40-degree temperature swinging to the cold side. you see on sunday and into monday it warms back up. as we were talking about, lee goldberg will talk more about this first at four warming up next week as we head toward christmas. so christmas day could be 60, 65 degrees. >> don't say that. david make your tee time. >> i love it. >> don't say that. new details in the legal battle between actress shannen doherty and her former manager. she claims her exmanager impersonated her on the phone in order to get medical information. she says gabby called the screen actors guild and pretended to be dougherty in order to get access to her health records. >> we'll be right back. first here's a look at what's coming up next on the chew. >> hey guys today we're bringing you our holiday survival guide. carla's making a buffalo chicken casserole and i'm teaching two viewers my secrets to the ultimate there is a place... the hustle and bustle dies down, and the only thing left... ...is what's truly important. the radio city christmasspectacular presented by chase. you bring the family, we bring the joy. visit radiocitychristmas.com before we go we just want to recap that breaking news we have been following all hour. a threat sent to school officials in both new york and los angeles. the threat came in the form of a generic e-mail sent from germany. this is what we know so far. out of an abundance of caution officials in los angeles ended schools, that's like 670,000 students told to stay home. this also involved about 187 charter schools in the city. >> in new york police commissioner brat ton and mayor de blasio deemed the threat to be a hoax. >> there's all sorts of hoaxes all sorts of threats that come in and have for years and years. as leaders it is my job to protect public order and to keep things moving forward in this city. and certainly not aid and abet those who want to sell panic. >> of course we will keep you posted throughout the afternoon on the air and at abc7ny. those threats came from the internet to new york city and l. a. schools. they closed the schools in l. a. >> of course in the wake of the shootings in san bernardino and of course the massacre in paris many, many of our officials right now are very much on edge. taking it differently in terms of new york and how they handle a. a lot to be considered here. we'll update you throughout the day on abc7ny. one quick look at weather before we go out. >> the warm weather's going to continue. we're at 60s this afternoon. 50s tomorrow, thursday you'll need your rain gear starting 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