this as probability secutors prepare to retry another man pedro hernandez next month. right now there is no indication as to when that judge will rule. >>> also word tonight of a second arrest for a double had had in brooklyn. jerry masonet is accused of helping his 15-year-old girlfriend kill her mother and her mother's boyfriend. the victims rosie sanchez and anderson nunez were found dead in their apartment last month. >>> the nypd on the lookout for a burglar who targeted six apartments on the east side in the past two months. the department released these pictures of the man they want to question. investigates say he stole electronics, cash and jewelry between mid d ember and late january. >>> in new jersey patterson police looking for these three men they say robbed a boost mobile store back in december. all of them had their faces partially covered when they burst into the location on market street. one of them pulled a gun and pointed it at an employee behind the counter. they got cash and took off. police offering a $500 reward for information leading to an ar

now the parents are convinced their son's killer is pedro hernandez. he was tried last year but jurors could not reach a verdict. >>> happening today. philadelphia's first and only street newspaper is holding its second annual big selloff event. vendors will be hitting the streets in various locations to distribute the paper and we'll hear from one of those vendors coming up all new at 6:00 this morning. >>> the fbi will help an agency help at-risk youth get back on their feet. covenant house provides services for homeless, runaway, and at-risk kids in philadelphia. the fbi director award is based on activities to help the community. you can see our digital exclusive faces of homeless youth yochl u'll hear real-life stories of kids in philadelphia struggling to cope in the city without a place to stay and how leaders are trying to help them out. >>> it's 5:16, and we have issued a first alert today because of the fog you're facing as you head out the door. >> jessica boyington is going to show you what the fog is like out there. >> we do have fog. it's

now the boy's parents say they're convinced a more recent suspect pedro hernandez killed their son. hernandez who lived in new jersey was tried last year but jurors deadlocked. his retrial is set to begin later this month. >>> now to our decision 2016 coverage. the iowa caucus proved the democratic presidential race couldn't get much closer. and with just six days before new hampshire voters head to the polls, tonight hillary clinton and bernie sanders stated their cases in a nationally televised town hall. they answered questions from new hampshire voters at the event hosted by cnn. clinton said the core is as liberal as sand erps but he disagr disagrees. >> share a lot of the same big progressive goals but we have different ways of going about them. >> i do not know any progressives who has a superpac and takes $15 million from wall street. >> the democratic national committee announced today it is adding four additional debates. the first one set for tomorrow in new hampshire on msnbc. one will happen in flint, michigan, in march. and "the washington post" said in pennsylvania in

. >>> the parents of ean e etan paets -- they now believe it was pedro hernandez, not jose ramos who killed their son after he went missing in 1979. ramos was never charged. but a civil court held him responsible for the boy's death. a second trial for hernandez is set for next month. the first one ended with a deadlocked jury. >>> tomorrow, wikileaks founder, julian assange may surrender to british police. he's still holed up in the he appealed to the u.n. about his situation. if they rule against him, he will turn himself in. he fears he could end up extradited here to the united states. his wikileaks group released volumes of u.s. government documents. >>> robert durst, he now will be transferred to california. he's going to stand trial for allegedly murdering his friend. he pleaded guilty yesterday to a federal gun charge in new orleans. he agreed to an 85-month prison sentence. he's going to serve that time in a federal prison near los angeles while awaiting his murder trial. he's accused of killing his friend susan berman in the year 2000 zifrnlts former governor rick scott wil

pedro hernandez was indicted for murder. that trial ended right there. a hung jury did the parents said that they are convinced that pedro hernandez killed their son. that is important. a civil judgment was rendered where he was responsible for the disappearance and death. >> this will not get jose ray most out. >> as you know, that first trial council tomorrow. the details have not been worked out. the stable would be moved to central park. also, the number of forces would be genetically reduced. rosanna: the timing is kind of suspect. they are expected to vote on a pill to give themselves a 32% pay raise. in advisory commission put together by the mayor has recommended a raise to 135. a 10% raise. not a 32% raise. apparently, this has never >> i think that it is a part-time job. >> they are allowed to have outside businesses. apparently, they would have to curtail the outside his answers. this is all happening on the same date. greg: i think you might have a point here. let's take a quick timeout. greg: he has stolen the forecast. i do not hear anythin

they believe it was pedro hernandez and not jose ramos who killed their son after he went missing in 1979. ramos was never charged, but a civil court held him responsible for etan's death. second trial for hernandez is set for next month. the first one ended with a deadlocked jury. >>> a terror group aligned with al qaeda may be responsible for the blast who blew a hole in an airliner. investigators say it looked like a bomb caused that hole. we're told one passenger fell out that of hole to his death. the pilot safely landed that plane in somalia tuesday after the midair explosion. >>> a drifting cargo ship no longer poses a threat to the french coastline. the ship's crew abandoned it last week. they say the so-called moving mountain came within 30 miles of crashing into the shoreline. >>> one california lottery winner is on the verge of missing out on a $63 million jackpot. officials say that winner has until 5:00 p.m. today to claim the prize. the winning ticket was sold back in august. one man says he bought that ticket. lottery officials rejected his claim. they say the ticket w

patz' parents told a judge they want it tossed out because they believe suspect pedro hernandez kidnapped and killed their son. >>> the two democrats left in the presidential race hit each other hard in derry. bernie sanders and hillary clinton continued their spat over who t. is the true progressive. >> i do not know any progressive whos what a super pac and takes $15 from wall street. so you can't go say you are a moderate on one day and be a progressive on another day. >> i am a progressive who gets results, and i will be a progressive president who debts results. >> reporter: rick santorum and campaigns in the last 24 hours. where else would you find your princess but in queens. we've got visibility issues with this fog. it's our camera in brooklyn. we can barely make out wall street here. the fog will be around until 9:00, 10:00. i'm watching this batch of rain for you for tonight. this will come up, put rain in the city eastward toward long island, jersey shore and coastal connecticut. this front backs up. we always say the lows go 50 miles out of the way to make a big difference. t

hernandez case -- a number of cases. and trying to bring in the academics, people from law enforcement, people from our criminal defense to look at this issue and see what we can do to try move this reform for it. >> and force people to listen. >> yeah, well, that's the other thing, too, is, i mean, the value in having myself participate not just as an advocate, but also as the first person who was impacted by it, as well as johnny hincapie, who was released not too long ago, who was in for 25 years on a false-confession case. when you have people there that academicize it, and we more put it in flesh and blood in person. and i think that there's a value to that. >> yeah, and people relate to it because they see themselves. >> yes. >> now that panel discussion is march 3rd at -- on thursday, this thursday, march 3rd, john jay college of criminal justice -- 59th street and 10th avenue, 3:30 to 6:00 p.m. >> and the public is invited. >> yes. and that's the important part. >> mm-hmm. >> please come out and listen to this, b

they believe pedro hernandez kidnapped and killed their son. >>> just ahead of the debate in new hampshire tonight, the democratic presidential hopefuls are battling over who now, a new war of words on the republican front-runners. >> reporter: hillary clinton and bernie sanders both appeared separately at that televised town hall last night. we may have gotten a preview of the points they hoped to make at their debate tonight. the democrats lay out their differences in new hampshire. >> the suspect would say there is more excitement and energy in our campaign. >> reporter: bernie sanders argues he is more electable than hillary clinton, defends his plan to raise taxes to pay for universal health care. >> you no longer will have to pay private health insurance premiums. >> reporter: and promises a progressive political solution. >> we will raise the minimum wage. we will have health care for all people. >> reporter: it's hard to see how any of his proposals could ever be achievable. >> reporter: clinton fights back against sanders' charges that she is a moderate, not a progressive. to get