tomorrow more of the same, right along the coast. temperatures in the 50s through the afternoon. look at this as you head away from the coast. 74 to 78 degrees, records are likely to fall over the next couple days. we'll take a look at how many and when coming up in your full forecast. >> you can track the temperature temperatures with the new nbc app. click on the weather tab to see how warm it's going to be where you are. >> big development tonight in a case that we have been following for four years. >> if the name doesn't jog your memory, here is a photo of him. he was shot to death by a white police officer. tonight federal prosecutors say they will not pursue this case. david ushery is in the newsroom with to the rer i for us. >> it's been a disappointment for the family of majerle graham. the federal prosecutor telling civil rights case which is high had not been met. the u.s. attorney expressed sympathy for the family, but told him in a meeting in his lower manhattan office, in would be no federal grand jury. the investigation is closed. >> another slap on the face. my son didn't commit no crime. >> another agonizing turn for the family drawn into the spotlight, and broader national discussion about cops in the community. >> based on an earlier police radio broadcast, richard hayes pursued graeme. inside, he claimed he confronted graham, he reached into his waistband. the 18-year-old was unarmed. >> same as usual. black life doesn't matter. >> his life will always matter to us. >> the investigation revealed no claim that he shot mr. graham in response to his mistaken belief that mr. graham was reaching for a gun. >> time and time again, i thought -- that's all the officer has to say, no charges are going to bring against the officer, that's the state of mind. >> more reaction came in throughout the afternoon. we're gratified there will be no charges, there's no winner here. the officer was working do combat the scorch of drugs and guns in the community. we extend our sympathies to the family. a spokesman for mayor de blasio speaking out saying the death was a tragedy. now that the federal announcement has been made, the nypd's investigation and internal disciplinary review process will move forward. the grant family which settled a lawsuit for the city wants the officer fired. >> thanks so much for that. take a look right here a crossing a bronx street with a walker. police want to find the driver who took off when it happened. ida siegal is in ailer ton where new information on this case is there. ida? >> that's right, the driver took right off, immediately afterward, the police have not been able to figure out who he or she was. the victim is in the hospital this evening fighting numerous injuries. and the victims daughter is urging that driver to turn himself in. >> on the surveillance video, you can see 47-year-old madeline using a walker and carrying grocery bags as she's getting ready to cross the street. moments later, she's in the middle of williams bridge road waiting for traffic to pass, and then a white car clips her and keeps going. >> my reaction was just shock. i'm still in shock. i can't believe that just happened. >> kimberly is the victim's disturbing video. her mother is now heavily is a dade dated at jacobi medical center. >> i feel like i'm living a nightmare, she's okay, and i know she will be. >> police have put up a sign searching for witnesses. >> she was laying on the floor. everybody else was trying to help her out. it was a guy caught in the ambulance. >> she was not in the crosswalk, she was in the middle of the street. and the light changed. but they say jay walking here is common and a necessity. >> the block, it's a long block. take a look at it. you have to look all the way down here. i don't blame her for crossing the street in the middle. >> he should have got out of the car and found out what was going on on. >> i reached out to the mayor's consider adding an additional crosswalk in the middle of the street here, no answer on that, they did say the area is getting a mobil speed camera, that's in reaction to a number of recent fatalities in this general vicinity. reporting live, ida siegal, news 4 new york. >> new information on a story many of you have been following closely. the missing 10-year-old girl from spring valley. we have good news tonight, she's safe. she was found in manhattan. her mother got a phone call from a business owner saying he found the girl wandering the streets. investigators say instead of getting on the school bus yesterday morning. the girl somehow took a cab to manhattan. but she left clues for police. >> we were able to track certain things through social media. she was posting to friends. she knew that she was okay, that she was alive, that she didn't appear to be in any danger. >> police are reinterviewing the girl to find out what happened police released this sketch of a man wanted for pushing a teenager in front of an oncoming train in queens. the train driver managed to hit the brake. the girl positioned herself between the wheels and the subway platform. if you recognize this man, police want to hear from you. this has been causing traffic issues all day. a tractor-trailer carrying fuel overturned in raritan. caus ing road closures and evacuations. this happened near 206 and then the good news, though. the good news is that the area is back open at this hour. jen max field has been at the scene all day. what's going on? >> that's right, the summerville traffic circle was reopened to traffic at 1:30 this afternoon, you can see behind us here, the traffic is moving well now. the circle which is a busy spot for people who drive in this was closed for six hours today after that tanker truck you mentioned overturned and forced evacuations nearby. >> we had to evacuate. the truck is about to explode. >> victoria was woken up to the sight of firefighters banging on her hotel room door. she and her disabled patient had to evacuate for more than five hours. >> we get rollovers of 18 wheelers often in this area, most of the time not hazardous materials, but it does happen regularly. it's a tight turn. speed might be a factor. >> the somerville circle is a heavily travelled roundabout. drivers who work and live around it, think the traffic circle is unsafe. cars and trucks moving too fast with too many exit and entrance there was almost a crash while we were speaking with keith swann. >> the accident i saw this morning was an environmental issue. >> this morning's crash backed up traffic for miles. leaking fuel from the truck had to be cleaned up by a hazardous waste removal company. thankfully the driver was able to get out with minor injuries. >> drivers worry the next time will be worse. >> the department of transportation, they have to address the issue. >>py just got off the phone with a spokesman for the state department of transportation. he says their accident data does not show an uptick in crashes at this traffic circle. the state does not have any plans to study the traffic pattern here. we're live in raritan new jersey. >> jen, thank you. another big night in the race for the white house. primaries are being held for both parties in michigan and mississippi. and republican voters are getting their say in idaho and hawaii. nbc's steve handlesman is in washington with all of it for us. >> thank you for letting me come by. >> she campaigned in michigan, where hillary clinton has a 21 point lead as michigan democrats cast ballots. >> i believe she's the right person to lead this country. >> i feel like she's an honest person. >> losing michigan with its unions and racial diversity could crush bernie sanders. he's trailing badly in delegates, just nine points down nationally, in today's wall street journal poll. >> we see a road to victory. >> there's voting today in mississippi, idaho and hawaii. john kasich is focused on michigan. >> i don't know where, but i think we're going to do well, >> marco rubio is struggling. >> what we hear from people all over the country. please do not let donald trump be our nominee. >> if you don't want to see hillary clinton as the president, which is the inevitable result of donald trump being the nominee. come join us, let us stand together. >> trump said today he might stop asking supporters to raise their hands after critics said the gesture is liking of a nazi salute. >> when i say raise your hand. everyone raises their hand. they're screaming to me to do it. trump led in polling in michigan and mississippi. a week from today is the showdown in florida and ohio. can donald trump be stopped? steve handlesman, news 4 new york. more up to the minute primary results, go to we'll have complete coverage for you tonight at 5:00. acdc is forced to postpone its tour. why doctors are telling the lead singer to stop performing immediately. >> the governor wants to add a third track to the lirr. not only will it improve your commute, but it will keep you safer. the danger he wants to get rid of coming up. an 86-year-old man it'sed by police in his own kitchen. he tells us what went wrong and all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. that's because we've been working hard to give you better service, and it shows. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. for $89.99 a month you'll get 100 meg ultra-fast internet, popular hd channels and unlimited calling. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. so we can all watch whatever we want. and that's kinda cool. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get internet, tv and phone. there's no contract, no risk come back today and we'll give you free installation with our exclusive one-hour arrival window. feels good to be back. come back today. you'll get free installation, tv equipment and epix included. and now get a $300 reward card. call today, and welcome back. a brushfire is burning in east hanover, it stretches over six acres in the area of melanie lane and troy road. the good news is no homes or businesses are in danger, we'll continue to keep you updated. financial executive accused of stabbing his wife to death in their multimillion dollar scarsdale home has pleaded not guilty. julius appeared in court today for his arraignment. he ambushed his wife in late january, stabbing her multiple times in the shower. they were going through a divorce, but still lived together. murder in scarsdale in nearly 40 years. bill bratton spent the day in massachusetts for his father's funeral. dozens of officers lined the streets in rock land as william bratton's casket was carried into a church. he died peacefully at the age of 89. he worked hard to support the family, the highlight of his life was meeting his mother. they were inseparable for 65 years. he visited her gravesite every day since she died nearly a decade ago. a plan that will impact long island railroad commuters. governor cuomo called for action. >> some are concerned a third track could disrupt neighborhoods. mark santia explains how it will work. >> specifics, the governor says he wants to add a third track on to lirr property near the two existing tracks. taken, and he also says your commute will be safer because he wants to get rid of these. great crossings. those places where train tracks meet the road. some crossings will go away. >> look at this two crossings within 30 yards. i mean, this is a trap. >> it would be better, wouldn't it? >> it can be annoying at times, especially during rush hour. >> for amanda stewart, who's tired of crossings putting the brake on her day. >> i think it would be a great idea. this way you're not stuck like this. >> if i had my way, i would redo all the crossings in the state. >> the crossings are not only bothersome, but dangerous, adding if the lirr goes in on existing property between hicksville and floral park, >> and replace them with something that should be there, even an overpass or underpass. >> the governor also stressed no homes will be taken by the state under the third track plan. and for one woman whose backyard butts up to the lirr. she has some questions but that is welcome news. >> it sounds good. but we're going to see what happens. >> the governor didn't give a timetable, only saying he would like the work done as soon as possible. in mineola, mark santia, news 4 new york. let's hope there are no more blizzards in our immediate future. if you ever look how the snowstorm looks to the people who dig us out. the department of sanitation put together this time lapse video showing how it responded to the big storm in january. they had to salt and sand and shovel an plow nearly 27 inches of that white fluffy stuff all across the city. snow day. it's un seasonably warm outside. >> that was then and this is now. a gorgeous picture. if we take a look at down the river here, the hudson river, you can see the southern tip of manhattan. and then as we slowly pan across a beautiful skyline, we look directly across the river from hamilton park in weehocken, new jersey. we work our way north, hazy conditions right now, temperature at this hour 58 degrees. much, much cooler as you head to areas right along the shore, but as you take a look at areas inland. temperatures are absolutely beautiful. temperatures in the 70s actually as high as today. degrees in trenton, 64 in morris town, and 49 in farmingdale. now, as far as what we expect weatherwise. let's go to it, it's an early spring start certainly, let's take a look at the numbers. we are anticipating clear skies to continue with us as we take a look at a live radar picture right now. then all the warm air begins to work its way in. let's continue on at this point. we're in for quite a stretch of record setting weather. what is it going to look like? temperatures will climb all the way up into the 70s tomorrow, and stay that way as we head into thursday. the evening tonight looks like it's going to be delightful as well. a little bit on the chilly side, of course, as we head through the overnight, but well above average for this time of the year still. you'll need that sweater on, but the temperatures are heading in the right direction. as far as tomorrow goes, temperatures in the mid-70s the weekend outlook sees temperatures drop a bit. we'll be cooler certainly, with a chance of shower activity, but keep in mind we are still well ahead of the norm. 7-day forecast. not bad at all. the question is, has spring sprung? and it appears as if it has. we're in for a nice stretch of weather. how long can we keep these 70s in place. the long term forecast is going to make you smile. we have green lawn right here in hamilton park. and that's exactly what we like to see. we'll send it back to you inside. >> we have two extra smiles here for you. >> we'll be complaining when we have to mow the grass? 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better get baquero tells you what documents you should keep or toss. >> looking at that brushfire in new jersey. still not under control. we have a live update coming up an 86-year-old man chopping vegetables in his kitchen is tased and arrested. the man incapacitated by the new york city police department has been cleared. >> cleared, maybe, but angry and looking for justice as john chandler found out new at 5:30.

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