good morning, everybody. hopefully you sprung with us, sprang, sprung. it's sunday, march 13th. nice dark picture of lower manhattan. i'm michelle charlesworth. i'm rob nelson. this shift. got two. >> exactly. >> thanks for being with us on this sunday morning. let's check in with amy real quick for a look at the weather. how did you sleep? >> i slept okay. i did not spring forward. >> fell back? >> i moved forward unconsciously. it was like an inch and then a step and then i'm moving. but yeah, losing an hour was not great, but i think we'll all be happy as we see the sun a little later in the evening. and that will make up for it, we hope. it's mild. as the day gets under way, temperatures are prety easy to take of. overnight we barely had places dropping into the upper 40s in long island and new jersey. northwest new jersey upper 30s and low 40s. temperatures are about 15 to 20 degrees warmer than they were yesterday at the same time. temperatures go. there will be more loudz dhan accu track bringing the clouds . the chance for showers to close out the weekend is still here. looks like it comes in late weather for tomorrow. 50s for the afternoon with a high of 60 expect know new york rain. it will be raw, blustery and uncomfortable. we'll talk about that seven-day forecast in just a few to the news now, crews in westchester county will resume their search for two missing crew members this morning. it was our top story yesterday. a tugboat crashed into a construction barge in the hudson river where the new bridge is being built. one person did die in all of this. kristin thorne is live on the scene with the very latest. >>reporter: good morning, rob. yes, the coast to suspend its search last night because the waters were just too rough. later on this morning we do expect other agencies to take to the water to search for the two missing crew members. this is a picture of one crew member. 62-year-old paul of new jersey was recovered. we know that one of the missing crew members is 29 years old. it was early yesterday morning when the tugboat hit a the bridge. the boat quickly took on water and sank. we spoke with the man's daughter by phone. she says her dad was supposed be to be on vacation, but they called him to come back to work. >> they called him back. he picked up his bags, he loved his job and was excited to go. he was on diesel subs in the navy and we grew up around the water. >> reporter: we also expect that at some point crews will begin pulling the tugboat out of the water. right now it remains at the bottom of the hudson river. two men now face charges in the deadly beating of a bouncer at a queens bar. two men are facing manslaughter deadly attack that happened at johnny's restaurant and bar early yesterday morning. a group of people attacked ellsworth deal reid when he tried to break up a fight and he went into cardiac arrest. >> he comes home and says we had a fight, we had a fight, he always tells me that. never had a problem with any. >> the victim's wife says the inside. right now it is unclear how many more people were involved in the deadly fight. violent protests erupt again outside of a donald trump protest, this time in kansas city, missouri. police say they had to use pepper spray twice on hundreds of anti-trump demonstrators. four people were arrested. >> that was outside. inside more protestors tried to the presidential candidate's response? he called them thugs. his opponents blame trump for inciting all of this anger. >> it sounds like you have a couple protestors back there. >> get them out of here. >> still dogd by hecklers. >> we're going to take our country back from these people. >> earlier in dayton, ohio, the bold est effort yet when a protestors charged the stage. agents overpoured the would be assailant. i don't know if i would have done well, but i would have been boom boom boom. it was a different story when saturday night when trump haters crashed. >> donald trump is not welcome in chicago. trump abruptly canceled the rally, but the violence spilled supporters. >> some represented bernie, our communist friend. >> some represented bernie, our communist friend. >> sanders called trump a -- >> candidate who has in many ways encouraged violence. >> hillary clinton agreed. >> that is not leadership. it is political arson. >> trump got no sympathy from fellow republicans. >> donald trump created a toxic environment. >> marco rubio of florida and john kasich of ohio, tuesday may be make or break, both are lagging and need voters in home states. and we'll get a little of this flavor closer to home because anti-trump demonstrators will be in manhattan today. the international action center staged a pro testify at trump tower three months ago will take their fight fo harold square at 2:00 this afternoon and will feature several speakers including former u.s. attorney ramsey clark and local activists. mayor de blasio joining in the criticism as well. yesterday he tweeted i didn't realize this was a question. behaves like a racist, speaks like a racist, of course trump is a racist. we're sure to hear perfect more about the chaos on this week, you can see that right here on channel 7 starting at 10 a.m. coming up on eyewitness news, a newborn baby found dead on staten island. mother is facing charges and there are questions about the father. >> new arrest in the kidnapping of two sisters in upstate new york. we're tracking temperatures into the low 50s. going for a high. of 60 today, then major in fact, below average some rain all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov it is 6:11. a 28-year-old woman is waking up behind bars after a newborn baby was found dead on staten island. she walked into a hospital after authorities say they went to a richmond hill road home, found the baby unconscious and unresponsive in a trash bag. a medical examiner will determine the cause of death, exactly what killed that child. in the meantime, she's facing charges of concealing a human corpse. amber alert issued for a 7-year-old in connecticut has been canceled. he was found safe, but his abductor is still on the loose. he was taken by his own father. detectives say yesterday a 43-year-old attacked his estranged before taking his son. suffolk county officials are investigating a fire that took place at the frontier mobile home park. firefighters prevented the nearby homes which are are also empty. the mother of two upstate new york girls who went missing last year has been charged in their kidnapping. she's pleaded not guilty to second degree kidnapping. police say she helped her girlfriend plan and carry out the teens' abductions. sisters 15 and 13 had been living with a foster family when they were taken from their school. both were found safe miles away earlier this week. no word on what they've been doing, with whom they've been living or whether or not they were going to school. >> lots of questions about that story. really bizarre. still ahead, in new jersey, a community on a mission to help a young girl fighting cancer. we talked about this yesterday. while the community turned out hundreds of folks hey what are you here for? 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thursday, 60 degrees, still mild. friday there will be showers around second half of the week and heading into next weekend looks a little wet. we'll share a little bit about cycle for survival which we did yesterday. laura behnke's party on the bike. >> you showed up and she was there? >> i showed up and she was already on the bike. we took down the house. >> of course you did. >> we were there going what's she's doing, we're still peddling. >> nicely done. >> very cool. two nypd officers wounded in the line of duty were honored during the seton hall/villeanova basketball game last night. plans applauded. cruz and her partner were awarded when they came out. they were presented with a gift as well. they were both shot while on >> awesome they did that for them. love that. when we come back, we'll have sports news with laura behnke. she's still on the cycle. we alright guys. 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 before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing. if you work full-time you shouldn't have to choose between paying the rent and buying food. i say lift up the working families of this state and pay a real decent wage. of opportunity for all and that's what this fight for $15 is all about. e . welcome back. laura behnke is not on the bike. >> good morning, everyone. the seton hall team had a chance to write the perfect ending. it had been 23 years since they won the tournament. last week they could end that. facing villanova. white had the p pullup for the 14 point lead. the wildcats came back and gave nova the lead. layup and the follow to retake the lead. he was the tournament's most outstanding player. 69-67. seton hall wins the big east and ncaa tournament bid. stoney brook and vermont american east title game. moving through the lane for the slam dunk. what a day he had. the put back jumper, he had 80-74. they're going to the ncaa tournament for the first time in school history. american semis yesterday day after the overtime win. hamilton part of the 19-4 run. huskies have the game well under control, miller provides the exclamation point. they're in the title game later this afternoon. it was a hockey hat trick with all of our local teams in action. the devils earned a nice win over the kings. the rangers beat the red wings. rangers on the doorstep. finally punches it in. they would lead 2-1. richards, the former ranger, ties things up with 30 seconds left. so in overtime, it's the wings who strike. darren beating with 40 saves. 3-2, the rangers fall, but they still earn a point. while the islanders also in john tavaras to the rescue with 200th career goal. knocking second goal of the afternoon, 3-1 your final. that's your look at sports. i'm laura behnke. we're back with you later tonight at 6. much more ahead coming up on eyewitness news on this sunday morning, including a live look at our top story. the search continues for two crew members of a tugboat that yesterday. i'm kristin thorne with the details coming up. a woman in critical condition this morning and her friend is behind bars after an nypd lieutenant slammed into cars triggering a chain reaction crash. how the bizarre events unfolded. we're tracking temperatures this morning already in the 50s in a lot of spots. what does it mean for today? but pretty nice. mild temperatures, rain coming in for the weekend. reading this day, freeze factor is a six. 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(giggling) talk to your health care provider. even kids who've had one shot may still need a booster. . what a beautiful sunrise. just kidding. it's daylight saving time, so it's still dark. welcome back, everybody. it is 6:30 in the morning. we have sprung forward by this point. it is really 5:30, but it is 6:30 on this sunday, march 13th. >> i'm looking for that hour. >> it's somewhere. i'll take a nap. >> we lost it. >> thanks for being with us. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm michelle charlesworth. 6:30. let's sends it over to meteorologist amy freeze. do you have your hour? >> i can't find the hour, man. it's going to be a roughly couple days for the adjustment. what we did do is spring forward with the temperatures. i mean, yesterday we were starting off in the cold territory where some spots were below freezing north and west of the city. we're in the 50s in the burrows to start off this sunday. we end with mild temperatures, but it's not a perfect looking end to the weekend. more clouds today than yesterday and also tracking the showers that are moving in. let's check the numbers. first up, we've got low 50s close in, great neck currently at 40. east hampton has 49 degrees. once we get into the afternoon, these temperatures should climb easily about ten degrees. there will be some spots that get a little warmer, but looking across the board, 49 for white the same for tom's river. the low 40s are hanging on. compared to yesterday's 20s, it feels decent. clouds kept some of that warmth in and behind it we've got showers making their way into pennsylvania right now. we'll track those moving into our area later on to night. you've got the rest of the day to enjoy the comfortable temperatures. there will be clouds around, but get ready for the changes. we've got rain and it is a wet start to the workweek. those details in the accuweather seven-day forecast next. 6:32. crews in westchester county resume their search for two missing crew members. >> yesterday a tugboat crashed into the hudson river for the one person did die. kristin thorne is live on the scene with the very latest. >>reporter: hi, rob and michelle. yes, at some point this morning perhaps around 10:30 this morning we're told, crews will take back to the waters here for these two missing crew members. the body of 62-year-old paul amon of new jersey was recovered yesterday. his daughter tells us he was on vacation when he was called to go back to work. it was around 5:30 when the 90-foot tugboat crashed into a stationary construction barge at the tappan zee bridge. governor kooum -- cuomo says it just seems to be a tragic accident. the coast guard was searching the water until about 9:00 last night and then forced to suspend because of dangerous waters. >> as much as we're concerned for the safety of the crew, we're not putting our officers at risk of becoming victims themselves. it's not safe for us to surface of the water. >>reporter: authorities have not yet released the identities of the two missing crew members although we have been told that one of them is twept 9 years old. live in tarrytown this morning, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. police arrested a new jersey city man in the stabbing death of an 81-year-old woman. >> 50-year-old man faces murder, robbery and other charges in the killing of a woman in her home last month. investigators say she suffered multiple blunt and sharp force injuries. she lived alone and was not found until the next morning. police arrested a 26-year-old man for crashing snowmobile into two iditarod mushers, killing one of the dogs. he faces assault and reckless endangerment charges. investigators say he drove into one of king's dogs was killed, two others injured. >> missed me by inches at 80 miles an hour and clipped the team as he continued and never stopped. so it all happened in an instant. >> he told the alaska dispatch news he didn't intentionally drive into the dog teams. he said he blacked out when he was coming home from drinking in another village. a woman in critical season after being hit by a car and being thrown off an overpass in queens. she was on the expressway at 5:00 yesterday morning helping a friend who had crashed her car. police say 22-year-old samantha maloney was driving drunk when she crashed into a divider and pulled over to the side of the road. when her friend arrived, an off duty emt, christopher pierce, also stopped. police lieutenant lost control of his car, slamming into the three stopped cars and sending that woman over the side of the elevated road. she's in the hospital. maloney has been charged with dui. the world's oldest man is a holocaust survivor according to the guinness book of world record. 112-year-old izsrael was born in poland. he survives auschwitz, but his first wife and kids were killed. he went on to remarry, growing his family and a successful con infection airy business. crystal says he doesn't know the secret to a long life, just that we must work as hard as we can to rebuild what is lost. >> what he has seen and endured, un real. a lot of young boys fantasize about becoming pro baseball players. well, one 10-year-old in indiana >> a lot of teams out there. which team did he dream to play for? >> the new york yankees. he's a star now on the field and at home. joe torres has the story. >> he went from the most popular kid at school to the most famous one. it's not every day your classmate is a pro baseball player. >> it was like a dream come true. >> on monday, he signed a real contract for real money and became a new york yankee for a day. in the batting cage, one of the guys, he even had lunch with a-rod. >> he's kind of old fashioned. got an old fashioned phone. but he gave them a lesson. >> is there anything that you can't do? >> he truly believes he is whole >> he was born with congenital limb differences. no hands or feet. fearless in his abilities, he shows the yankees his skills. >> reggie jackson, his video are from one side and a-rod watching from the other side. >> why aren't you throwing it. come on. you're not firing it. >> he continues to practice. >> this is the first year ease using a specially made slugger that allows him to hit in a way he hadn't before. and he's pretty good. >> land is is more about showing kids what he can do. he's not about complaining. >> the first yankee i ever met. >> back at school, these teammates cheer him on as well. popular not just for skills, but more for his heart. >> just don't give up. keep trying at it, joe torres, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> nothing wrong with his spirit. >> no. joe torres made me cry again too. really? how happy is that kid? >> he's good. >> making me love the yankees more. >> i'm so glad they did that. are you kidding me? >> he's so into it. >> his mother, his friends, forget about it. >> well done. coming up, some good samaritans are filling in as rescue teams in a flood stricken town in louisiana. they've been inundated with 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people were killed when state officials say it was the worst non hurricane flooding the national guard has ever had to deal with. what a mess. >> i lived in new orleans for ten years before i moved here to new york and it is some very flood prone areas, even when it's not a katrina like storm. obviously you see how bad the damage is. i even recognize some of the officials in the boats and a lot of friends live down there. it's a real mess in parts of new orleans itself. thoughts and prayers to those people . it's brutal. >> water finds a way. >> some areas 20 inches. incredible. that's part of the same system that's actually moving east. that's the warm front that's coming up from the south and also moisture coming in from the west. that combination is going to make for a wet start to our workweek. >> messy monday. >> yes. but it's our way off, to be >> not mine. >> that's right. >> we have one more day to enjoy, that could be the silver lining. 53 degrees in central park. mild overnight, 53 degrees begins our day at reporting station. humidity at 67%. normal high is 49, we're going to beat that at 60. tomorrow we could be below the norm at high temperature. much cooler air coming in for the start of the workweek as well. northwest new jersey, looking at temperatures in the low to mid-40s in most spots. randolph coming in at 39 degrees, one of the cooler spots right now. newark and trenton, 59 degrees. 68 on the island. brentwood 46 for you. montauk 48 degrees. bridgeport 48 degrees. . 24 hour temperature change, it's much warmer than it was yesterday. we've got mild air in place and it sticks around. air mass, but what changes today are the skies. it's not going to be as bright and blue and sunny as it was yesterday. we have clouds around and tracking showers. timing looks like well after sunset we start to attract showers coming in. you can see it moving first from the southwest and then spreading to the northeast. so places like south and central new jersey, you'll see the rain showers first and then connecticut you'll see them overnight. predawn we're expecting rain in the area and it continues on and off, these periods of rain, all day on monday. at times it will get heavier later in the day and we don't shake the showers until tuesday just before the sun comes up. so it will be a slow start to the day on tuesday is what we're thinking. highs are forecasted in the upper 50s and low 60s. clouds increase rapidly and rain arrives at night, well above average for this day. tonight we slip into the 40s and start with 42 tomorrow morning and go to 45. that's not a lot of warming up. so expect to need your rain gear, a coat that will keep you warm and shield you from the showers and then we'll start to see the temperatures rebound after we get rid of the rain early tuesday morning. going back to 58 in the afternoon, wednesday 65. that's the best day of the week. thursday we return to showers in the afternoon. friday 55. looks like a of saturday afternoon showers, 58 degrees there. looking down the stretch of the seven day accuweather forecast, wednesday really is the best day of the week. >> awesome. >> now, as far as our schedules go, he's going off to another city, but wednesday, you know, we're here. we could conspire to what we want to do. >> that's good. i like it. >> just a little vacation. >> i'm just saying if you needed to work a day out in the week that you need to do something -- >> wednesday is the day to do what you've got to do. >> yes. it's a subtle hint when i do . call in sick. it's beautiful outside. >> we're supposed to be doing this fast. >> this coffee didn't hit. before we go to break, let's take a look at the channel 7 community calendar. governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing. if you work full-time you shouldn't have to choose between paying the rent and buying food. and pay a real decent wage. we fight until this nation fulfills its promise of 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they're so cute. >> good looking couple, success fum couple. congratulations. >> right? >> yeah. >> pure people. good for them. >> yes. room, brie larson won an oscar. >> she stepped off for a role in the new abc series called the family. sandy kenyon got a chance to talk with her. >> joan allen is the latest star nominated for oscars to embrace what's been called the new golden age of television. >> there is a lot more work and it's interesting work and it's a very exciting time. >> concrete pit. >> a time when the best shows are not confined to cable. >> and what does that get me? >> power. >> what did you do? >> in the family, allen plays a mayor who runs for governor after she learns her son, who she thought was dead, has returned following an abduction ten years before. >> it's not easy like one, two, three. basically, to be reunited. >> my little growing up in a hole. >> allen drew on her own real experience as a mother to make this mom's anguish true to life. >> i remember there was a time when my daughter was maybe five years old and we were in a mall and i turned around and she was gone for, like, five minutes. and the terror that you feel is beyond any other feeling i think i've ever felt in terms of intensity of emotion. >> i'm sorry. >> allen trained in the theater in chicago's famed step even wolf acting company and won a tony award for her first broadway show. she finds parallels between her start there and her tv family decades later. >> the joy of working with the same people over and over again is very reminiscent of our theater past. >> they want me to say we're fine. channel 7, eyewitness news. >> sandy always gets the really good nuggets, the moment, talking about every parent knows that feeling, the terror. >> yes. >> be sure to watch the familiar. it airs tonight at 7:00. great looking show. >> a movie i remember was called the contender when she was trying to be the vice president and she was really good that that years ago. >> yes. she was 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we're live at the staging area with the latest. plus, more protests are on the way for presidential candidate donald trump. new details on the demonstration that is happening today right here in manhattan. 7:01. taking a live look. sunrise. that is gorgeous, glorious on this sunday morning, march 13th. good to have you with us. successfully. it's really 6, but it's 7. takes a little adjustment. welcome to the 6, 7:00 hour. thanks for tuning in. >> did we say our names? i'm michelle charlesworth. >> i'm rob nelson . >> meteorologist amy freeze has what's going on with the weather. >> good morning, amy. what's going on? you. it is a little difficult to lose that hour. one thing we haven't lost is temperatures. they're mild overnight, barely slipped into the 40s and low 50s, starting off already at 50. central park, 53, very mild. more clouds than we had yesterday, so i guess that's the quite as bright and sunny as they were. look at this across the map the temperatures are mild, warmer than yesterday at this same time. and starting off in the 40s and 50s, we should have no problem at all getting to 60 degrees today. however, we are tracking showers that will be moving in. so these clouds are just ahead of a storm system that really affect z the early part of the you need your rain gear tomorrow and temperatures return to the 40s. enjoy today while you can. showers are pushing into western pennsylvania already and we'll track a warm front tracking up from the south which has brought lots of rain -- 24-hour total in some of the top spots is five inches. you get right off the gulf coast and they're measuring in the almost feet range of rainfall. that's the kind of moisture associated with this. we're expecting just enough to get the sidewalks clean and make for a rainy, raw start to the monday. next seven hours are pretty good, taking temperatures all the way to 60 degrees. late tonight the showers move in. we'll talk about all of the details in the accuweather seven-day forecast. search teams returning to the hudson river hoping to find the two still missing from the deadly the tugboat crash near kristin thorne is live in tarrytown with the latest on the certify. good morning to you. >>reporter: good morning, michelle. last night around 9:00 the coast fward was force today suspend the search because the water was too dangerous. we're told other agencies will morning. the body of 62-year-old paul was recovered yesterday. authorities are not releasing the identity of the two missing crew members. we're told by authorities that one of them is 29 years old. it was early yesterday morning when the 90 foot tugboat hit a stationary construction barge at the tappan zee bridge. the boat quickly took on water and sank. phone. her dad was supposed to be on vacation. >> they called him back and he picked up his bags and was he grew up working on the water and was in the navy. he was on diesel subs in the navy. and we just always grew up around the water. >>reporter: we also expected at some point today crews will begin pulling that tugboat out of the water. right now it's at the bottom of the hudson river. kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> we're going to continue bringing everyone the latest updates on this deadly tugboat crash on the air and also online. you can follow the cover anl at cbs12.com. two men are facing charges in the deadly beating of a bouncer outside a queens bar. two are facing manslaughter and gang assault charges in the deadly attack that happened in south ozone park early yesterday morning. police say a group of people while he tried to break up a fight and that's when the 43-year-old went into cardiac arrest. >> every day my husband come home and say we had this fight. every day he would tell me that. he never had a problem with anybody, nowhere. this was like really shocking to me. >> the victim's wife says the bar does have surveillance cameras inside. right now it's unclear exactly how many more people were involved in this deadly fight. political news now, violent protests erupt again outside a donald trump rally in kansas city, missouri. police had to use pepper spray twice on hundreds of anti-trump demonstrators. in all, four people were arrested. >> that was outside the rally. inside more protestors tried to disrupt donald trump's speech. the republican presidential candidate's response? he called them thugs. they blame trump for inciting all of this anger. richard cantu has more. >> it sounds like you have a couple of protestors back there. to hell with them. >> donald trump cam pained in kansas city, still dogd by hecklers determined to keep him from speaking. >> we're going to take a country back from these people. >> earlier in dayton, ohio, the boldist effort yet. >> i have to it myself. >> when a protestor charged the stage. trump' secret service detail sprang to his defense as agents assailant. >> i don't know p if i would have done well, but i would have -- >> it was a different story friday night when trump haters crashed a trump rally bent on disruption. >> donald trump is not welcome in chicago. >> trump abruptly canceled the rally citing public safety, but the violence spilled out into the streelt. >> some represent bernie, our >> sanders called trump -- >> a candidate who has, in fact, in many ways encouraged violence. >> hillary clinton agreed. >> that is not leadership. it is political arson. >> trump got no sympathy from fellow republicans. >> donald trump has created a toxic environment. >> on tuesday the campaign trail winds through five states where voters decide who gets hundreds of delegates at stake. marco rubio and john kasich see tuesday as make or break. both are lacking badly and face ing voters in their home state. anti-trump demonstrators will be in manhattan today. the group who staged protests at trump tower three months ago will be at harold square. it will include former u.s. >> this election season never dull and no one knows where it's going. >> no. presidential campaigns can be very, very pricey. hear how much governor christie's security detail cost and why new jersey. taxpayers are footing the bill. also ahead, an olympic athlete is asked to remove her hijab at a popular festival in text. how south by southwest festival organizers are responding. amy freeze in the weather center. temperatures are very mild, left over from yesterday, as you will. as we spring forward, we've seen very spring like temperatures over the last week. it means pollen counts are up. the readings today are mainly trees that we're having problem with, cedar the main concern. closer look at what this is the face of addiction. addiction doesn't discriminate. alcohol smoking weed pills crack k2, spice acid cocaine crystal meth heroin this is also the face of hope. addiction is a disease. visit the new york state office of alcoholism . frightening moments for two window washers in chicago when their scaffolding came loose, leafing them dangling 15 stories above the ground. the men had harnesses on and were not in any danger at any time of falling, but nonetheless. firefighters were able to pull a window open and get the men to safety. but, yeah. not so much. the new jersey taxpayers are are footing the security bill after governor christie's presidential campaign. there are reports the taxpayers paid more than $600,000 last week to cover the governor's police protection detail as he traveled the country as the chairman of the republican governor's association and also of course seeking the republican state police are required to provide full time security for new jersey governors. friends and family are gathering today to say goodbye to the college student killed in a possible hazing incident. a vigil was held for him outside his family's home. he died in what police say may have been a hazing inciden at buffalo state university. officials at sxsw are apologizing to an american muslim athlete after she was asked to remove her hijab. fence err she was a asked by a volunteer to remove her head scarf when she checked in for a pane he will called the new sports as currency in american life. officials at the festival say they say it is never their policy to ask anyone to remove a religious head covering. the dark side of social media. facebook says it receives more than a million reports of violations on the social media site every single day. those violations include reports of hate speech, which the site's head of policy management says can be tricky to sort out from free speech. they draw the line when a post attacks people based on individual characteristics or in cites any kind of physical violence. the posts are reviewed by trained employees, but it's still unclear how many are actually removed from the site. it's always funny to me, social media stuff. in an election year, how heated things get and things you find out about friends and colleagues and what they post and what they share. it gets wild. >> i post stuff all over the oh, my goodness, michelle, they stir it up. >> and sometimes you post something innocuous oh, what a beautiful sunrise and they're like oh, that's crazy. i'm a republican. >> i'm talking about the sunrise. >> calm down, everybody. we've got a long way to go. straight ahead, chicago has a bright green glow this and it's coming from the river. that guy is not relieving himself. they're celebrating st. patrick's day by turning the river green. just wanted to clarify. >> will you please not get in trouble? i like you sitting next to me. my heavens that looks wild. >> yeah. it's a cool image. >> let's hope you can forget what you said. coming up in sports, rangers bag until governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing. if you work full-time you shouldn't have to choose between paying the rent and buying food. i say lift up the working families of this state and pay a real decent wage. we fight until this nation fulfills its promise of opportunity for all and that's what this i was not aware of how much acidity was in my diet. i was so focused on making good food choices, i had no idea that it was damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it, i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said that pronamel can make my teeth stronger, that it was important, that that is something i could do each day to help protect the enamel of my teeth. pronamel is definitely helping me to lead the life that . here we go. chicago is going green. you can guess what this story is about. crowds did gather to watch the annual dying of chicago river as part of the weekend's st. patrick's day festivities. the color is done with vegetable oil and some powder. gives the city a little feel of the luck of the irish. one of the great chicago -- >> it really is fantastic. it's incredible. and the dye itself does not harm the river. it's environmentally friendly and such a great tradition. >> it's cool to stand there over whacker street or over the river anywhere and see how incredible it looks when it goes green. how much of the river gets green? is it a certain portions in. >> the majority of the dye when they put it in for the 24 hours or 48 hours, that area is green and then eventually disburses and goes back to normal. >> so it's the downtown part of the river. >> exactly and it's brightest, of course, right when it goes in and then it goes down over time. >> it's a cool tradition. >> love the one pernson on the back. >> you've got to celebrate life. >> i feel like here in new york they start celebrating st. patrick's day at the end of february. >> why not? >> why not. >> we have the weather to do its. its beautiful. we have parades going on and you can't beat 60s in the middle of march and on the weekend back to back days. pretty nice. yesterday we had the sun, today we'll have more clouds. looking down to lower man mat sun came up 7:10 this morning, an hour later. our clocks were an hour later. humidity 55%, winds are calm. pressure falling at this hour. by tomorrow, we'll be dealing with rain showers, rainy and raw, blustery. so enjoy this day. that's the message. 42 right now. 37 in s ushgsussex. a few 40s and 50s showing up, we held on to warmth overnight with the clouds overhad head. these clouds are in front of a rain system that's coming in tomorrow. we're still on the warnl, nice side of things here. the warm front is going tog to be lifting up from the south. we've been looking at horrible flooding pictures and really destructive rain that has deep south. that's a sis thaem that's coming in our direction -- system that's coming in our direction. we don't get that much rain, but soaking showers coming in much here's what's headed in our direction. moving into western pennsylvania right now, the showers will continue to spread from the southwest to the northeast late, late tonight into early tomorrow on monday. just the beginning of this into central new jersey, about 8 or 9:00 tonight and then the more widespread. here. you'll need your rain gear through the day. periods of rain come and go. it's blustery with wind as well, making it feel raw and uncomfortable. we don't shake the showers until early tuesday morning, just before sunrise. and then finally it shoves off and we see temperatures rebound on tuesday and everything returns to a little more pleasant pattern for a couple of days. highs today in the upper 50s and low 60s. another day similar to yesterday where it's comfortable in the afternoon, but we'll have more clouds. we go down to 42 tonight and that temperature is actually where we will remain for the so know that the rain does begin in some places very late tonight and it's in place early tomorrow morning. but we only go to 45 degrees. so these periods of rain and the blustery feel will leave us with below average temperatures, while. we've been living the high life with spring temperatures in the 60s and the recorder breaker last week -- record breaker last week. tuesday 58, nice and warm wednesday. thursday still mild with the shower showers. friday looks rainy. heading into early next weekend, looks like we'll have showers around. what you need to know about monday is you definitely need your rain gear. there will be winds up to about 30 miles an hour at times. so it just is going to be an uncomfortable day, sort of a messy one. on the heels of such pleasant weather, you might have to dig around for the umbrella for rain coat. 40 degrees on monday night -- that's not true. it's going to be more like 46. i'll make that alteration for freaking out about 4 degrees. >> i was getting nervous. >> it's been up there for an hour and you didn't say anything. >> coffee just kicked in. >> we did. >> you did? >> we did did. >> just not to you. >> that's possible. let's talk about this. this week, thousands of people are spinning to raise money for cancer research our very own meteorologist amy freeze and sports anchor laura behnke were among hundreds of riders at the gym yesterday that participated in one of the cycle for survival sessions in manhattan raising hundreds of thousands of dollars. for some riders this is about more than just raising money. >> cancer is a very depressing thing and it's an uplifting moment for my friends, my family to go and do something where we can actually be proactive and do something we enjoy. for me it's working out it's when i feel most normal, >> organizers say 100% of every single dollar donated goes to rare cancer research. how great is that? the team that has raised the most raised $368,000. >> money is still coming in. mike there, who has been battling rare bladder cancer for five years, has been there and he rode yesterday. it was great to see him. a lot of survivors out there. i was really, really flattered and very grateful that they asked me to talk a little bit about my sister, who of course has a very 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history. and yukon and temple in the american semis yesterday, a day after their overtime win. uconn opening the lead, hamilton in the final part of the 19-4 run. miller providing the exclamation point. yukon in the title game later this afternoon. it was a hockey hat trick with all of our local teams in win over the kings in los angeles. as for the rangers, yesterday they were looking for the sixth win in eight tries. less than a minute left in the first, rangers on the doorstep. punches it in. 1-0, new york. they left 2-1. the former ranger, richards, ties things up with 30 seconds left. so in overtime, it's the wings who strike. that is your game. 3-2 the rangers fall, but they do still earn a point. while the islanders also in action yet afternoon as they visited boston, john at tavaras to the residue. second goal of the afternoon, 3-1 your final as the isles fall. we're back later tonight at 6. >> laura, thank you. much more ahead on eyewitness news this sunday morning including a 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same time. we still made it to almost 60 yesterday afternoon. today we could do it again easily. we do have the difference here and more clouds around. that's a sign of things changing in the atmosphere. rain moving in late tonight and we'll see showers through the day on monday. a messy monday, looks like from the computer models as we checked them this morning. now. bridgeport 48. some spots even outside of the city are closing in on 50 degrees, including trenton, newark at 50 and then cooler temperatures back in northwest new jersey. sussux at 30 degrees. this afternoon everybody warms up. it's real mild and it won't be until late tonight and tomorrow until the rain moves in. no worries just yet about getting wet with the showers that are moving in. but prepare for a big change tomorrow, you'll definitely notice what's coming in our direction. throughout the afternoon and evening, things look fine and then the showers start south and west, continuing to move north and east. much more in the rain ahead coming in the in the accuweather forecast. that's details in a few minutes. we continue our aj of the deadly tug -- coverage of the deadly the tugboat accident near kristin thorne live in tarrytown with the very latest. >>reporter: hi there, rob. sometime this morning, we're told perhaps around 10:30 this morning, crews will head back into the hudson river to resume their search for the two missing crew members. yesterday crews did recover the body of 62-year-old paul amon of bayville, new jersey. his daughter tells us the navy veteran was on vacation but got called back to work. 6s around 5:30 yesterday -- it was around 5:30 yesterday morning that the 90-foot tugboat that he was on crashed into a stationary construction barge at the tappan zee bridge. governor spoke about the incident yesterday and said the barge was illuminated at the time and it seemed to be just a tragic accident. the coast guard was searching the waters until about 9:00 last night and then forced to suspend the search because of dangerous waters. about the missing members of the crew, the safety of our officers is our main concern, not putting victims themselves. the water wants to drag them downstream at a pretty high rate of speed, which is not safe for us to continue to go below the surface of the water. >>. >> reporter: authorities have not released the identities of the two missing crew members, but we're told that one of them is 29 years old. live in tarrytown, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. a woman in critical condition after she was hit by a car and thrown after an overpass in queens. the victim was on the white stone expressway at 5:00 yesterday morning, helping a friend who had crashed are her car. police say 22-year-old malone a was driving drunk when they crashed into a divider and pulled over to call for help. when her friend arrived on to help. it was then that another zrooifr driver, an off duty police officer crashed into them and send that woman over the elevated side of the road. she's in the hospital and maloney is charged with dui. 28-year-old woman is waking up behind bars after a newborn baby was found dead on staten island. police say she walked into a hospital after giving birth at home on friday. authorities say they went to a richmond hill road home and found a body unconscious and bag. a medical examiner will determine the cause of death. she's facing charges of concealing a human corpse. suffolk county officials are investigating a fire that happened yesterday at a vacant mobile home in north amitiville. the mobile home is located at the frontier mobile home park, apartments right now. nobody was injured. flames from spreading to two nearby homes which also happened new jersey community came together to try and help out an 11-year-old girl who is battling a rare and aggressive form of we told you about the store y yesterday morning. yesterday afternoon, hundreds of folks showed up in fort lee for a bone marrow 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>> no. >> that michelle has. >> there is no abilities. the victor? >> i'm the winner and i'm exhausted. i have to just fess up. >> we stink more than we normally do. >> they compliments the other team. >> well, i do love carolina. my wife worked at the moorehead planetarium. i think it's a great school. >> it's all good. >> much to my chagrin. >> our rivalry is rationale. >> except for when it's not. >> bottom line is if the roles were reversed, this one is a sore loser. >> yeah. >> bitter party of one, your table is ready. >> just do the weather, please. enough. 53 degrees is what we have outside now. it's mild. yesterday was beautiful. made it to 60. a lot of spots feeling the sun. we don't start off that way. the atmosphere is a little different. a few more clouds ahead of this stormy weather that's coming in for the start of the workweek. but the temperatures are still good. 53. you can get out and really enjoy this day. the clouds could thin in some spots, a little more sunshine than we're seeing now. mostly cloudy day, still about 60 degrees, well above average for this time of year. we've had this very nice stretch of spring like weather. what it means for you is maybe changes in your allergies. we'll talk about pollen counts before the hour is up. temperatures get this mild start and we go this afternoon for temperatures near 60 degrees. but i just went ahead and fast forward through the rest of today and i went right to monday. and i said let's look at the numbers. we stay in the 30s and 40s all day on monday. we're talking rainy, raw weather. temperatures 15 degrees colder than we've had just today, looking at the numbers, gusty even more uncomfortable. that's the start to the workweek. you're going to need your rain gear. temperatures rebound quickly. by tuesday we're back to near 60 degrees and we have a nice middle part of the week. we're playing catch up with the moisture and they'll be plenty of it to work with. the warm front is making its way across the midwest. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s for average for then we return to below average temperatures and just the 40s for tomorrow. timing of the rain is by 6 or 7:00, a sprinkle for south new jersey be ruled out. but tonight the rain becomes widespread. a lot of rain expected, periods of rain on and off, coming and going through the day. doesn't really quit until tuesday morning. we're going to have to put up with the showers and keep our temperatures limited in the mid-40s tomorrow. air quality is moderate, uv index at a 5. the trees, especially cedar, are the main concern here starting off. we're just a couple weetionz from weeks from more trees becoming a pollen. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we take these numbers right through the middle part of the week that looked really good. 58, 65 wednesday looks like the best day. temperatures stay mild thursday, friday, saturday, but back into the mid-50s, near 60 degrees. that will be the change coming in our direction. as far as i can tell, i think this afternoon is good, but i think wednesday is even better. sunny and 65. comparable to last wednesday's weather although we hit that record. i don't think we'll be in record territory. a record for this date would have to be 85 degrees back in 1990. >> well done. >> march can get wild around here. >> we like march madness. >> and we start out crazy. thank you, amy. coming up on eyewitness news on a sunday morning, you may be enjoying the spring preview, but we're going to tell you what a warm march might mean for all of us who han keep the hankies handy. this might be the most bizarre remix. guess who turns 75 years old today, spanish singer charo turns 75 years old today. >> she was my first interview ever in atlantic city. >> do you know what her big hit is? >> you always put me on the spot. no, because i'm brain dead. but i thought it'd be a hassle to switch. turns out it wasn't. it's true. it is better. i'm here to mow the lawn. it's february, curtis. maybe i should change some other things around here. switching is easy with our switchers guarantee. we'll arrive when promised and set up your devices to your new wi-fi. switch now and get 100 meg speeds, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online. switch to better. switch to fios. slow, building african-style music it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions the world's coolest indoor waterparks. . welcome back. >> hey. >> we're looking for the hour we lost. >> the one we lost when we are sprang? >> it's gone forever. we're looking forward. i think i get to say this part because i'm introducing a story about allergies and pollens. >> bless you. >> we have this beautiful weather the last week or two and been so above average even through the winter, how does that affect people's allergies and the pollen counts. and the deal is it's already underway. allergy season is already happening right now. while most of us have been enjoying this weather, especially temperatures in the 70s in early march, other people price. and it makes it tough to enjoy beautiful weather when you're an allergy sufferer. we caught up with the expert. >> people are strolling through a beautiful march day, but some people are allergic to it. because the weather got so warm so quickly. root systems are healthy, primed and ready to go. we're talking about early allergy release. >> dr. bassett explains over the last decade, allergy season has been pushed up two weeks. >> we are seeing record temperatures throughout the country, very warm weather and i believe the pollen is going to be escalating. >> cedar trees are the culprits right now. >> birch, maple, oak, the others that drive people crazy are more likely to be a problem in our area in the next couple weeks. >> above average temperatures are forecast through spring by noaa. the ideal conditions for aggressive pollen counts, the secrets to relief is finding out what pollen makes you sneeze and cough. just get tested. >> early judicious treatment medication is great. we want to enjoy mother nature and still feel good at the same time. >> please feel good. my son we've been battling for a week. we have the singulair with the chewable. he's 6 years old. he's got an allergy medicine from walgreens too. you've got to hit it ahead or else you're going to be miserable. needless suffering. >> he needs all that, not just the claritin. >> basically the same idea. and on top of everything else. anyway, wolf on sunday. yes. enjoy the weather. it's a big dog sunday. these guys are precelebrating, if you will. these are i guess irish dogs. but isn't everyone irish in march? >> her name is lola, good to see you. >> we've got duke this morning too. someone sent that in, rob, probably in favor of you guys. >> yes. that's awesome. >> teddy sent in by robin. good to hear from you, robin. we have a little hollywood, yes, you lost that hour too. finally little tula having a party in her little green hat. hey, have you heard? heard what? before school starts in september, all kids going into 7th and 12th grade have to get the meningococcal vaccine. it protects against diseases like meningitis. that can be serious, even deadly. yeah, that's why they can't start school without it. something to share? (giggling) actually, yes! talk to your health care provider. even kids who've had one shot may still need a booster. . 7:56. search crews are getting ready to go back into the hudson river to search for two missing men after that deadly tugboat crash. tarrytown with the latest. hi, kristen. >>reporter: the coast guard was forced to suspend its search last night because of rough waters. so other agencies are planning to pick up the search later on this morning. the body of 62-year-old paul amon of bayville, new jersey, was recovered yesterday. authorities are not yet releasing the identities of the two missing crew members, although we're being told that one of them is 29 years old. it was early yesterday morning when the 90-foot tugboat hit a stationary construction barge at the tappan zee bridge. the boat quickly took on water and sank. crews will begin pull the tugboat out of the water at some point today. right now it is at the bottom of the hudson river. we're live in tarrytown, kristin thorne, eyewitness news. anti-trump demonstrators are in man mat an today. they staged a protest at trump tower three months ago, taking speakers including former u.s. attorney general ramsey clark and local activists. new jersey taxpayers paid more than $600,000 last year to cover governor christie police protection detail as he traveled the country. state police are required to provide full time security for new jersey governors. all right. 758. beautiful day yesterday. today still very comfortable, but not as pretty. more clouds around. it's going to be one of those days that maybe is a little overcast, but very easy to take temperatures. it's ahead of the rain that's coming in tomorrow. we want to make sure you're ready and have your rain gear set to go. clouds where you can get a blast of sunshine. that pushes our temperatures to a high of 60 degrees this afternoon. we drop off to 45 tomorrow. it's raw, rainy, wins up to 30, 35 miles an hour. tuesday we're right back up to the upper 50s. 65 on wednesday. that's the best day of the week. thursday, 60 degrees. we'll get showers at night. those continue into friday. looks like we have wet times heading into early weekend as well. wednesday is the day to beat because it looks so nice. just a reminder, after all the nice weather, collect your rain gear, you'll need it tomorrow. >> and take your allergy medicine. >> that's going to do it for us. i'm michelle charlesworth. >> i'm rob nelson. on behalf of the entire team, we thank you for joining us. >> just before 9:00, we come back on with the 9:00 hour of eyewitness news. we'll see you then, good morning, america. breaking overnight. trump rally chaos. protesters pepper-sprayed in kansas city. angry mobs facing off in the streets. our reporter in the middle of it. >> i got a mouthful of pepper spray. >> we're going to take our country -- >> while inside, donald trump struggling to get a word in. >> get out of here. get him out. >> the close call. a protester storming the stage. secret service springing into action. why trump's rivals are blaming him for all of this unrest. water rescues. neighborhoods in louisiana evacuated. cars submerged. hundreds of homes destroyed by record rain. >> it went from the ditch into your house in 20 minutes?

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