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it s an all out fight for new york s 291 delegates. hillary clinton! senator bernie sanders, y all. hillary clinton and bernie sanders fanned out across new york city saturd , recognizing its crucial importance on the path to the white house. senator sanders held rallies in the bronx, queens and manhattan, ending at the apollo theater, speaking about issues he hopes will resonate with new yorkers. we do not need to continue to see jebt he also had a new ad featuring erica garner, daughter of the man killed in a confrontation with police. meanwhile clinton made a stop at i actually think new york values are really good for america. both playing up their new york roots as the primary race heads into the home stretch. we are on the path to the nomination. but i need to win big here in new york. and we re just getting started. tomorrow bernie sanders will make an appearance on coney island. bill clinton will be stumping for hillary as he visits churches ....
on this sunday, the 10th of april. i m pat battle. i m lynda baquero. and a sunday appearance from our meteorologist chris cimino. great to see both of you. a mini reunion here. i said we got the veterans in today. 20-plus plus service here at nbc. let s have a good show. good morning. a chill in the air. april has app identity crisis. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. the showers are back in the picture by tomorrow with your tuesday. a touch milder. a little bit more like april i think by the end of the weekend. we have this freeze warning in effect. long island, coastal connecticut, suburbs of new jersey, up until 10:00 a.m., temperatures at or below the freezing mark. anything delicate that s outside early in the season such as flowers may have an issue with temperatures this cold. down to 27 stony kill. 26 in vails gate. 26 hopewell junction. at the freezing mark in the city. lot of 20s through northwest new jersey. some locations a bit of a breeze. 23 at jfk ....
gardner says candidates this year must appeal to the concerns win. unmarried women need paid leave. unmarried women need pay equity. unmarried women need access to affordable healthcare services affordable. college affordability is very, reporter: women recognize how powerful of a voting bloc women are. i think it s great. i think we have important issues that could be covered by a president that will take into in those issues. reporter: you will be voting? definitely. definitely. yeah. a crazy campaign going. i think it s important everyone votes. there are many issues such as child care, working and making 77 cents of what a male makes. reporter: linda schmidt, fox christina: this is a professor of political science at iona college. single women are changing t game. they are. they ve been doing that for a long time in american politics. it s been since george h.w. bush won women by 1% of the vote in 1988. women have been increasingly going to the democ ....
upcoming visit. good morning, everyone. welcome to upclose. i m bill ritter, in for diana. pope francis arrives in new york city thursday evening for a busy but short 40-hour visit. the nypd, the secret service, and other federal agencies have been getting ready for months. the mayor was there. so was the police commissioner. a multi-agency what if. the nypd, secret service, office of emergency management, atf all practicing possible emergency scenarios that could disrupt the pope s visit. we have another ied explosion, 1592 broadway. these tabletop scenarios covered everything, from backpack explosions to active shooters to a collapsed building to a train derailment. get everyone involved in this esu, explosive. and, traffic, we need to get you out there with traffic and set up a perimeter. in a city that s faced unparalleled security challenges in the past, this short visit by the pope next week is unmatched in the city s history. we will have availabl ....
stations in our area any better prepared for widespread power outages caused by storms? good morning, everyone. i m bill ritter, in for diana williams. this morning we begin with the n.y.p.d. and the change in policy this past week on the reporting of the use of force. any time a cop uses force, he or she has to now report it. it s all part of a balancing act by commissioner bill bratton as he pushes to keep crime rates low while addressing community concerns. and the monkey on his back the watchful eye of an inspector general. here s political reporter dave evans. the report is not in reaction to the takedown of tennis star james blake, but it serves as a good example of what sometimes happens in the department that not all police violence is properly recorded. the inspector general released a report faulting the department for not better tracking use of police force. our reaction, as in this report, is that it is absolutely unacceptable. that there is not a ce ....