we have in start rest day as far as if there's a warm-up in the immediate future and talking to erin cuomo about "weather and traffic on the 5s 5s". first thank you for waking up with us. good morning to you i'm wisdom martin alongside holly morris and maureen umeh. >> first at 5 d.c. police on the scene of fatal car accident on bike path. annie yu on the scene with the latest. hey, annie, what can you tell sglus good morning this accident happened around midnight and here we are hours later on the scene and we have a few police officers out here and currently they have a tow truck loading up this car if you take a close look it's a ball crushed like a things of tinfoil. still investigating what happened and this is 400 block 56 street northeast at the end of residential road in what appears to be a bike tr and faulking with neighbors here two people were ejected from the vehicle, d.c. police confirmed the driver died and second victim was loaded into ambulance ambulance and taken to the hospital. we don't know what kind of condition this person is in. police say the driver may have been i

here's erin cuomo. it's wednesday morning. sorry. i don't want to take a day awa away. >> definitely don't want to do that. wednesday morning now 4:37 crashorted 15 between lee highway and 66 use caution there first crash reported of the morning. paving operation construction upper loop watch for that slowing you down little river and gallows road and good news traffic is light right now in annandale and we're not seeing major slow downs. outer loop very quiet as we make our way through fairfax, montgomery county no issues yet on the beltway. more roadwork on the parkway and montgomery county and caution there. aside from that 270 frederick to gaithersburg quiet there. that's traffic. back to you wisdom. >> let's talk sports uconn celebrating fourth straight national championship. huskies capped off another season blowing season blowing out syracuse 82-51 brianna stewart was named most outstanding player for nourj year in a row. last night victory gives the coach his 11th national title that's the most ever for any men's or women's p

cuomo didn't initially support it either. but both d iocrats are facing pressure from energetic left wing of their local party. and with new york's presidential primary in just two weeks, the timing was right for clinton, who's trying to ward off a sanders surge in her home state. >> if we win in new york state between you and me, i don't want to get hillary clinton more nervous than she already is. >> patricia o'hara says the high wages will be life changing for her. maybe i could cut down to six days a week. >> campaigning on long island today, republican john kasich continued his criticism of donald trump who's been race. >> he ought to get the hell out. >> you wonder about his hand or his thumb getting any closer to the critical button. >> trump is predicting a big victory in tomorrow's wisconsin primary, despite most polls showing him trailing ted cruz. >> if we do well here, folks, it's over. >> and after wisconsin there's a two week lull before voters here in new york head to the polls on april 19th. we're expecting to

governor cuomo and mayor bill de blasio. we know he's looking carefully at de blasio's campaign fundraising activities. he's looking for two things. one, he's looking for violations of the law by which they used loopholes and maybe walk a little over that line. gone up to the line. we haven't crossed it. his interpretation may be different. they'll look for quid pro quos. i give a donation and i get something back for that. you're not supposed to get anything back. we looked at the mayor's list of donors and almost all of them we found had some kind of business before the city. so these people are not giving out of the goodness of their hearts. they're making business transactions. ernie: we heard the attorney for de blasio, de blasio himself, that this is politically motivated, inappropriate leaks and so forth. what do you make of that? >> it's good public relations ploy to say these aren't real charges. this is politically motivated. that's very thinly veiled accusation against governor cuomo. they're saying that the board

he ran cuomo's re-election campaign and was one cuomo's top adviser. investigators looking into his ties to developers and lobbyists. his lawyer issued a statement. so concerned about the alleged corruption, the governor's office announced a former federal prosecutor has been hired to review all buffalo billion related contracts. the current federal prosecute hinted a few weeks ago, charges could soon be coming. >> both in city and state government, executive offices in government are far from immune from a creeping show me the money culture that has been pervading new york for some time now. >> reporter: no charges have been filed. he declined to comment if or when federal charges might be coming. state officials are now banned from dealing with one specific lobbyist and one company as this criminal investigation continues. back to you. >>> closer to home, mayor de blasio is defending himself and his staff amid a federal corruption probe focusing on campaign contributions. he says it will not stop him from running for re-election. he insisted that he

governor cuomo, thanks so much for joining us. i know you're a hillary clinton supporter and are in town to rally for raising the minimum wage. just to tackle that substantive issue for one second, what's your response to those businesses who say they can't afford to raise the minimum wage without perhaps eliminating a job or two in their business? >> yeah, look, i don't think there's anybody who will disagree with the fact that when you raise the minimum wage, you can actually stimulate the economy. we've raised the minimum wage eight times in this state. cy six of the eight times the economy actually increased. the question is how you do it. how quickly are you calibrating it, are you monitoring it like our system in new york does. we have different periods of time in different parts of the state and then we have the ability to slow it down if we think it's actually slowing the economy. but the main point is recognizing the economic anxiety, the fear, the frustration that is out there among people and actually doing something ab

the mayor did not mention cuomo by name. whether any of this will rise to no charges have been filed against mayor de blasio or any of his advisers. chuck? >>> a horrible case of animal cruelty and neglect on long island. melissa buchanan is charged with six counts of animal cruelty. her landlord called police yesterday after hearing a dog barking in the apartment for days. officers found two dogs, two lizards and a cat. one of the dogs was dead. buchanan came home and admitted she had been gone for several days. >>> the city wants water suppliers to post locations of lead services on line. it also stresses a rule giving residents information of high lead alert. >>> a death in puerto rico is raising a level of concern in the u.s. a 70-year-old man died of internal bleeding from a rare immune reaction to the zika >> and today the first zika test received fda authorization. zika-carrying southern mosquitoes could travel all the way to iowa and southern minnesota this summer. >>> cdc officials also met with new jersey lawmakers

here's erin cuomo. 5:47 turning into a nasty commute. crash 50 west kenilworth avenue because of that you hit delays in cheverly to 202. give yourself extra time dealing with ip heavy traffic now. and construction zone still lingering because of that duke and seminary. you hit bumper to bumper traffic and these delays starting to extend now. a.m. some cones get up and still construction zone. this is what you're up against this morning from alexandria and you need extra time for keep it to one of secondary this morning. we'll switch back to the maps now aside from those big slow downs other problems. as you make your way out to frederick county this morning. 15 lane closures in both directions near engelburger road big crash scene involving overturned car and give you yourself extra time slow downs pick up at 15 and another crash urbana between 270 and 109 we you have covered this wednesday morning lots to get through back to you. >> happening now a new push to change the d.c. license plates since the year 2000 district without represent

thanks so much to new york governor andrew cuomo for that interview. >>> meantime, senator bernie sanders is due back in new york next hour after attending a -- an economic conference at vatican city and learning today sanders had an impromptu meetinging with pope francis. the senator said it was a great honor to meet the upon pontiff. the pope said no political reason. >> it's called manners and not getting involved in politics. if anyone thinks a meeting is getting involved in politics, then i recommend they go see a psychiatrist. >> sanders is campaigning in brooklyn later today and we'll find out more about his trip to vat htin city tomorrow morning on "state of the union" joining jake tapper. >>> the republican side. it's a cross country battle for votes and delegates. donald trump and john kasich focusing on the big prize of new york. both campaigning in the state, which has 95 delegates up for grabs on tuesday. meanwhile, ted cruz is in wyoming, where he is expected to pick up most of that state's delegates at the gop convention. here's a sample of what all three had to say today.

. >> throw in a cuomo and i'm watching it. >>> thanks, michaela. big losses for stocks yesterday. a rebound is in the works. i'll give you an early start on your money next.

the state legislature and governor cuomo reached a deal just ahead of today's deadline. it includes a hike in the minimum wage raising it to $15 an hour, in new york city by 20.18 and later statewide another measure includes 12 weeks of paid family leave and a middle class tax cut. we'll have more on the budget deal in our next half hour. 1 system. city official say the ems computer aided dispatch system went down for nearly 20 minutes. ems operators were forced to grab pen is paper to take down information and dispatch ambulances. no 9-1-1 calls were missed during the outage. the city adopted a new dispatching system three years ago. since then the software has experienced sporadic shutdownings. >>> a hackensack man is killed in a crash with a patrol car. the pursuit started yesterday afternoon in paramus. the motorcycle wound up in hackensack where it was involved in a crash that's when an officer responding to the accident slammed into a silver sedan killing the 76-year-old driver. >> the person was still in the car. they were doing everything they can, i guessworking

are very comfortable with the new york liberal who has supported andrew cuomo and hillary clinton. >> do you remember durings the debate when he started lecturing me on new york >> the values in new york city are socially liberal or proabortion or pro-gay marriage. >> i have got this guy standing over there looking at me talking about new york values with scorn in his face,7ú hatred of new york. >> the people of new york know exactly what those values are. they are the values of liberal democratic politicians. >> so, folks, i think you can forget about him. >> radio talk show host and star life set. laura ingraham. >> good to be with you, greta. >> new york values, does ted cruz have to worry about that remark? >> well, a couple@a of things. look, ted went to princeton and harvard and his wife worked for goldman sachs. so he knows new york.

here's erin cuomo. >> on time traffic brought to you buy toyota. visit toyota.com for special offers. >> i think you said to go to georgetown water front and have oysters outside for lunch toda today. >> that sound great what time. >> that's what i got from the for kaeingt noon. >> straight up. >> straight up at noon. if you just woke up tuesday morning and trying get out the door to work here's a liver look 270 volume picking up on southbound side as you pass father hurley trying to make your way to spur. increased volume not enough to cause morning slow down we hate and stop and go conditions. northbound nobody through frederick quiet. as we look at maps paving from overnight lingering past 236. watch for lane closures and tractor-trailer crash 95 southbound to outer loop. we'll keep you posted on that, back to you. >>> take top story this morning. d.c. police are looking for this person who they say was involved in a robbery that happened in the 2300 block of new york avenue and police say the person of interest jumped over the counter and took

is the big brother of cnn's chris cuomo. governor, you have endorsed hillary clinton. the debate in brooklyn was the most aggressive. how would you assess what unfolded? >> i think hillary clinton is going to do well in new york. new yorkers know hillary clinton. she was here for senator, we've seen her work, we've seen her performance. we know that she's effective at making change, which is what, you listen to bernie, listen to hillary, they're both saying e sensely the same thing, the same goals. the question is who can actually get it done. i think hillary has proven, especially to new yorkers, that she can make change you have to get legislation passed, get agencies to run programs and that's an to. >> it interesting because even the closing remarks that debate, hillary clinton, she laid out these are the things that i've done. are they more inspired by seeing someone present these are the results, i want a continuation of or the did an event with president bill clinton rallying for hillary. and i quoted my father who we

erin cuomo what do you got? >> i like the sound of the weekend on wednesday. right now overnight construction and no crashes and we'll keep you offered on all that. >> thank you, erin. happening in the news friend and family members will say good-bye to john olmssnyder. dozens came out yesterday evening to pay their respects during firefighter john olmssnyder he was gunned down while checking at someone at a home in chestnut hill. >> and criminal charges now pending against two state reg lateers and city employee. they will be charged with violating the drinking water law and destruction of property and evidence tampering. michigan attorney general is expected to make the announc announcement today. for nearly 18 months they bathed in toxic water. >> politics, hillary clinton and donald trump celebrating big wins this morning. >> front runners both claiming victory in new york primary. donald trump seeing a double digit lead over john kasich and it was smaller lead for mill

. >> erin cuomo sgln wisdom martin, gary mcgrady. >> hey, guys. >> hey, good morning. >> good morning. >> notably cooler this morning out there. and it's still muggy, though, especially today. yesterday in the 80s. today we're only going to be in the 60s. big changes and we're not going to see 80s for a >> in the meantime rockville pike a huge mes>> huge necessara water main break shutting down southbound and some northbound lanes. >> we're talking about this out of bethesda, maryland there's a water main break 1600 block of rockville pike. it will affect commuters. >> melanie alnwick, good morning. >> good morning, guys, yes, take a look at the debris all over the road here. we're standing close to where the end of water rushing down where it settles is here at the intersection of 355 and cedar lane. you can see all of the debris, mudd, the gravel and rocks that have been pushed from the site of the breakdown to the intersection. the site of the break is actually further up wisconsin avenue -- not wisconsin avenue, well, yeah, 355 rockville pike. it's rockville pike here the fsh whil

here's erin cuomo. it's april 26, erin, it seems like it's zooming by. >> you can believe at cinco de mayo celebrations gary mcgrady i know that is the first things on your mind. >> one of my favorite things to me it means summer is around the corner. >> yeah. >> feel like summer today. >> i look foreward to that. >> it is i didn't grat grab a light jacketou will not need it either. right now unfortunately the folks on 395 northbound not celebrating and roadwork taking you down to one lane duke street as you can see traffic slow and we had southbound construction, northbound popped up as well. this is not good news because inbound gets backed up anyway, this starts just after etsell road as you pass duke making your way to sem mary. that's where the congestion s be prepared to factor in extra time for first portion of the ride once you pass sem fairy road and things on up. we'll look at 270 now if you head to the district from frederick. things are quiet by the truck scales. as you make your way past mo

governor cuomo unveiling an ambitious plan to save you time and money but can a bridge really be built across the long island sound? >> plus, new jersey transit on the defense tonight after coming under fire for recording its passengers. >> after a rainy start this morning, nice recovery this afternoon with that strong april sunshine getting our temperatures in to the upper 50s. tonight though there's a freeze warning areas north and west of the city. i'm meteorologist jeff smith in eventually at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. >>> new at 6:00, another dramatic building project proposed by new york governor cuomo. this time a long bridge spanning the long island sound for the north shore of nassau county and forking to westchester county and the bronx. who pays for this and what about the environmental impact? eye

governor cuomo praised this budget. this is what he had to say about the paid family leave. >> it's basic, it's simple. we don't live at work. we live at home with families. we should have the capacity to be there when the family needs you. >> reporter: the $15 minimum wage, this is something governor cuomo has been working on t goes into effect in new york city for large businesses. in 2018 small businesses, 2019 nassau, suffolk, westchester counties, there will be gradual increases. then $15 by 2021 in upstate new york. darlene, that part with the upstate new york, it all depends some people are saying that's years from now. as you saw the years, 2018, 2020, 2021. but the governor had to make a lot of concessions, darlene, to get that part of the budget approved. >> katherine creag, thank you. >>> 4:33 right now. new jersey lawmakers want commuters to have a greater say in plans for a newport authority bus terminal. steve sweeney says the legislature will schedule public hearings on the plan if the port authority does

. >>> we have a governor in new york, his name is andrew cuomo. and he -- >> boo! >> he's a popular man, a very popular guy, a very popular governor. he also talked about those conservatives who are pro life and believe in the right to bear arms and who are anti gay, i'm spot not anti gay, i'm pro traditional marriage. >> the phrase new york values was not my phrase, it came from donald trump, from an interview he gave a couple of years ago and he was explaining his strong support for partial birth abortion and his response was hey, i'm from new york, these are new york values not hey iowa values. so the point you just made a second ago. last week i was in the bronx and meeting with some african-american pastors, including senator diaz, he brought up new york values, and he said, listen, i'm an elected democrat, and he brought up exactly what you said that cuomo said, my democratic governor, my party, told me if i'm pro life, if i believe in traditional marriage, if i believe in the second amendment, there's no place for me in new york. and those are the values we'

governor cuomo called that a quality of life issue. >> we don't live at work. we live at home, with with families, and we should have the xafts to be capacity to be there when the family needs you. >> highlights that allocates money for education 24 billion. even more money for mt airings to penn station also money many there for second avenue subway. for the new louisiana gift laguardia airport. housing and homeless and also combating terrorism. so one thing that has everybody's attention this morning an income tax break that would go into effect after 2018. so ben and juliet, at the end of the day a lot in there for a lot of new yorkers and it seem to be targeted to so many different areas of our life that really improves the quality of it. that's the latest flied town this morning. >> teresa priolo thank you very much. thousands of people gattered in south bronx at a rally for bense last night. >> held several events in city and suburbs yesterday as new york frill 19th primary inches closer. let's brings in fox 5's kerry drew has et latest for us from the ca

lake cuomo." >> stephen: i've never been invited. you've been, brokaw, gergen, charlie rose, all you guys get invited. >> cronkite. >> stephen: is there skinny-dipping? >> is that why you want to go. >> stephen: yes. again i am trying to knock out the naked image of j.k. simmons. >> we're all trying to knock that out. >> stephen: good luck with mr. trump on sunday and congratulations on 20 years. >> stephen: "fox news sunday" airs on sundays on fox chris wallace, thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. growwwlph. it's what you do. smoking causes 16 different types of cancer. you have one clear way to reduce your risk. you can quit smoking. "late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be susan sarandon, david tennant, and a musical performa

. >> governor cuomo legalizing mixed marshal arts and eager to host events at madison square garden before the end of this year. >> good morning everybody great to have you with us i'm kerry >> and i'm ben simmoneau. juliet huddy is off this morning. thursday morning april 14th almost a tax day . taxes due on monday it is 6:00 mid-40s out there in the park but it is going to warm up nicely for us. i understand you're headed somewhere very warm very soon. >> no wonder he's in such a good mood. >> you were just off. >> didn't time it out. once you book yourself you've got to go. >> you and huddy. i don't know who is negotiating [laughter] >> not the same one i'm joking actually. but yeah seriously. >> i've been here 15 years. there shall -- >> that's true. >> juliet huddy has you beat on that been here -- >> have one job? >> one job. >> yeah, good for her. >> you'll endure your vacation. >> yep and just a u few days. freeze warning in effect for purple shaded counties for majority of new jersey this morning. that's where early spring plants could be at a risk. but temps as they stand right n

he brought up exactly what you said that cuomo said. he said my democratic governor, my party, told me if i'm pro-life, support traditional marriage, if i believe in the second amendment there's no place for me in new york. senator diaz said we're fed you will with the values of liberal democrats intolerant to the common sense values of most of the men and women of new york. >> yeah. you know -- i know that you know my background and i was born and raised in new york. i have a special place in my heart and we saw greatness out of the american people, the people of new york on 9/11. >> oh yeah. >> upstate helped long island helped. the entire country in fairness rallied around. there are so many good people here. >> absolutely. >> but governing has been horrible in this state and especially up here in upstate new york and binghamton. they economically have been suffering for decades. >> right. >> how do we -- how if you're elected president do you help them? >> well, no one knows the negative consequences of liberal democratic policies m

. >>> governor cuomo is taking action to support the rights of same sex couples. he today he announced a ban on nonessential state funded travel to mississippi. last week cuomo issued a similar ban on travel to north carolina after lawmakers there blocked antidiscrimination protections for the lgbt community. >>> if you haven't seen the broadway hit hamilton yet, here's your chance. you can wait at line at the s theater on 46th street. >> those tickets are hundreds of dollars. >> i haven't seen it yet. i hear it's extraordinary. >> it's fantastic. >> you saw it? >> i saw it early. now i have to wait until august again. so a chilly start again today. temperatures in the teens and 20s this morning but the air is expected to warm up overnight. yes, we will see one mild day this week. a beautiful afternoon despite all that wind and the cool temperatures. the temperatures weren't as cold as yesterday. right now it's 45 degrees under mostly clear skies. some areas still have a bit on snow on the ground from that snow earlier this week. but a lot of it will melt tomorrow

he ran governor cuomo's re-election campaign and was once cuomo's top advisers. investigators looking into his ties to developers and lobbyists. his lawyer issued a statement. mr. percoco was a dedicated public servant who is proud of people of new york. announced a former federal prosecutor has been hired to review all billion plan contracts. hinted a few weeks ago charges could soon be coming. >> both in city and state government. executive offices in government are far from immune from a creeping show me the money culture that has been pervading new york for a long time now. >> reporter: no charges have been filed. and last night no comment on if or when charges might come in this case. jonathan dienst, today in new york. >>> mayor de blasio says the recent allegations into corruption campaign in his campaign will not keep him from running for re-election next year. the mayor's insisting that he and his team followed the law. they are accused of violating election laws by sidestepping krix limits several of the mayor's aides have been subpoenaed. he questioned

>> i think that was the signal actually from director cuomo. i think what he was saying is they're taking the evidence where it leads them, they will put together if there's a case to be made they're going to put together the case you mentioned. it's called a criminal reference letter. that's the fbi agents in cooperation with lawyers will put together a case and take that case over to the department of justice and the determination will be made if in fact a case has been shown there's been a violation of criminal law. we talked before about those allegations, but i think what cuomo is signaling is he's going where the evidence leads. he said he was closely involved with the case. he has a lot of integrity. >> why is he taking so long? the courts were able to recover the deleted e-mails or the vast majority of them, we're told they finished that aspect of the investigation and moved forward into the clinton foundation during her tenure as secretary of state. it seems to me there's got to be some sense of urgency here considering she is likely t

. >>> hilary clinton joins governor cuomo at a victory rally for $15 minimum wage. the state passed a plan gradually to raise the minimum wage to $15 in new york city, over the next two years, for the rest of the state by 2021. cuomo will sign in to law and celebrate new york's plan for paid family leave. >>> the affects of the weekend's windy weather felt in the town of elizabeth, greer avenue remains closed because of a swaying church steeple. the situation started after the metal bracings in the building snapped due to the winds. construction crews will dismantle the dome piece by piece. >>> there were similar scenes manhattan, the winds rocked a crane 16 stories if the sky. it happened at an under eastside building. everything is back to normal. in the bronx authorities believe winds are behind a partial building collapse. the facade fell off a 3-story building. brooklyn, another partial collapse at 14th avenue and 14th street. >>> it's going to rain, expect a packed house in the bronx for the yankees home owner. 50,000 people are pack yankee for the 114th openi

i understand you went to lake cuomo with clooney. >> di. and people always say to me, "what's it like to be at lake cuomo with george clooney." and i say, "it's exactly what you think it would be like. he's charlie, he's smart." the only thing that ticks me off is he knows more about politics than i do. the food is sensational. i was tejada white house correspondents' dinner. it was a black tie dinner. you have done the white house correspondents' dinner. >> stephen: i have. >> did it go well ear in the? >> stephen: i enjoyed it. >> were you an audience of one? >> stephen: i was. >> my wife said, "i've always wanted to go to lake cuomo." and he said, "you can come to lake cuomo." >> stephen: i've never been invited. you've been, brokaw, gergen, charlie rose, all you guys get invited. >> cronkite. >> stephen: is there skinny-dipping? >> is that why you want to go. >> stephen: yes. again i am trying to knock out the naked image of j.k. simmons. >> we're all trying to knock that out. >> stephen: good luck with mr. trump on sunday and congratul

and otherwise. >> who's cuomo? >> right. this one. he's talking about me. very offensive, jeffrey. no. talking about the governor, obviously. my submission is, that's good. better than what he said on the stage the night that your man trump came after him. do you believe that's how it's resonating on the ground? >> well, i would hope so, but, you know, i have a column in the "american spectator" this morning titled "cruz's goldwater-esque mistake." barry goldwater said in the early 1960s sometimes he wished he could saw the eastern seaboard off and too liberal. came back to haunt him at the president's nominee and lbj repeatedly ran an ad showing the east coast being sawed off. i would respectively point out to senator cruz in the 1980s a lot of voters voted for governor cuomo and president ronald reagan. governor cuomo elected governor. ronald reagan carried new york state twice. there are a lot of democrats in new york who voted for president reagan, and governor cuomo, and i would suspect there are a lot of peop

live in lake cuomo with more. michelle? >> reporter: well, the people in this town voted for this. 73% of the people who lived here voted for this change. it's a tiny town of 800 people nestled between spring lake and melmar. they voted to share their police department to a savings of $1.5 million per year. that means their property taxes will not go up an estimated 22%. for the average taxpayer, that means an average savings of $700 a year. people are on edge about the change. many new jersey governors over the years have urged that they share services to cut down on property taxes. but, again, the vote was almost 3-1. >> unfortunately it had to be done. i know the police department. they're great guys, but we there they had to go back over. you have to do this to keep taxes down. everybody is going to have to do this. >> shared services, you mean? >> yeah, it's just a matter of time. >> this is going to take place in the next few days. the bellmar police department will be the police department for lake cuomo now. we'll b

holly morris, erin cuomo we have it altogether. wake up, rise and shine, gary mcgrady is downstairs with an update on the weather. >> i'm trying to wake up, thanks, wiz. >> 20 degrees. that's how much cool ter will be than yesterday. that's headline weather-wise this morning. back up to you guys. >> head line this morning is water main break. people are dealing with that. >> rockville pike in bethesda traffic all northbound lanes on and one southbound lane getting by it's a while before they're able to get the respares finished. >> melanie alnwick is on the scene already this morning. so what's the vantage point now, mel. >> well, you know we had to move to higher ground because they said they will try to charge that war and there will be more water flowing d at least so they can try to pinpoint exactly where that break is and they want to make sure obviously they're going in the right spot before they start tearing up the roadway here. this say 16" water main. so it's generally got a lot of power in it. and there are 118 customers

cuomo says it's a quality-of-life issue . >> we don't live at work , we live at home with families. we should have the capacity to be there when the family needs you . >> other highlights of the plan are the billion-dollar plan calling for 25 billion in education, 27 billion in the mta. some goes to penn station. other cash set aside for the subway and for laguardia. there is money and therefore homelessness, housing plans, terrorism and an income tax cut. it's always been my opinion that the only people who make money are the pizza delivery guys. those are the guys who make out big and for everyone else, it's another day's work . >> speaking of pizza i saw your tweets yesterday. >> thank you, teresa. the new york auto show with a very expensive 9-1-1 turbo. the automotive journalist was there to post a video on instagram.the whole exhibition area was filled with smoke. no one was hurt and officials say something went wrong with the engine . that much is clear. the car is privately owned and it will be part of a special exhibit that opens at the show. it's a great show running throu

it's marissa sugarman, a cuomo appointee . sugarman suggest team deblasio committed willful and frequent violation of the state election law that once criminal prosecution. they say this explains how. >> and his people did fundraising for state this is in which contributions are sent through a committee. if there was direct communication between the donors and the campaigns. >> sugarman referred to the manhattan da cyrus vance. the mayor never denied exploiting a loophole that he claims that's the way politics works. he says it's nothing more than a political hit job. >> it's an obvious question leaked to the press. there is real questions about motivation and huge questions about accuracy in terms of a lock. >> this latest scandal is one of four . the city, state and the feds are reportedly investigating the allegations of quick broke quote as well as campaign finance laws. as with the scandal, the and has promised to cooperate fully with all of these investigations. >> it's 5:07 am. $20 million offered up to the city's board

. >> now raia and spencer say they hope governor cuomo will act on their proposal as soon as possible. cuomo was not immediately available for comment. >>> a new jersey school board plans to vote on a policy to protect the rights of transgender g students. it would allow all students to use restrooms and locker rooms based on the gender with which they identify. a national conservative group is threatening legal action. dozens of other new jersey school districts already have similar policies in place. >>> tomorrow in newark, officials are set to finish testing for elevated levels of lead at the city's schools. month had some water samples with elevated lead levels. four had elevated levels in their drinking water. they are waiting for tests of dozens of other bill uilding ina district. >>> tonight the community service society and the riders alliance launched a campaign outside of city hall. it comes on the heels of a new report that finds one in four low-income new yorkers cannot afford metro cards. according to the report, an estimated 800,000 riders would be eligible for a half-pr

in the protest, governor cuomo signed an executive order banning the workers to take on nonessential trips to mississippi thing the new law is sad and he for injustice. they praise the measure as protecting freedom. setback. >> , brian is stepping into it and moving towards what we have seen . it doesn't work. americans don't like discrimination. it's bad for the country and the business. >> cuomo's move comes after he signed a similar order for nonessential trips. the state passed a law with transgender people governing the schools to use bathrooms that use the gender on the birth certificate. an overturned discrimination attack like charlotte and it will take effect in july with nine other states like georgia missouri and washington have considered similar legislation. >> interesting. thank you. >> starbucks lovers get ready. the company will open the biggest store ever in our right across the street of 67th. it's the one that (music plays) in this city, there is always a threshold waiting to be cros sed. waiting for you to go beyond. to find the other side, to find yourself... gre

a cuomo appointees to the state court of elections. sugarman suggested team defazio committed willful explaining how. >> he and his people did some fundraising for state senate democratic candidates. there is large contributions were sent there a second commit. direct communication between the donors in the campaigns. the mayor never denied exploiting that loophole. he claims that that is the way politics works. >> i think that there is a obvious? around that double that was leaked to the press. will questions about motivation. when reached by the press, cuomo spokesperson said it was not him. >> takes a lot there, teresa priolo. a cherry picker crashed through a window. fire officials say the equipment lost hydraulic power. locally, it does not appear that anyone was hurt. the cherry picker has since been removed. an hour before they could remove it. greg: i heard a long time ago that you have to be careful if you go into a fortune teller. those places could be kind of sketchy. one is particularly problematic in times square. rosanna:

we will speak live with new york governor and hillary clinton supporter andrew cuomo. clinton is spending the day campaigning out west in california. she is expected to take the stage any minute at an event in los angeles. back here in new york, former president bill clinton is on the stump. in albany, he stressed his wife's record as senator, urging voters to go to the polls. take a listen. >> i want you to spend between now and tuesday telling people they need to show up, be counted, be heard. she was there for you, you need to be there for her. >> bernie sanders is heading back from rome this hour after meeting briefly with pope francis this morning. >> there s there a political advantage in this trip do you think? >> i don't know if there is or there isn't. the disadvantage is i'm not in new york right now but we'll let voters make up that decision. this was an invitation that i received and i could not refuse. >> >>> on the republican side, ted cruz is at the republican state convention in caspar, wyoming, hoping to net the state's 14 remaining at large delegates

there the values of liberal democratic politicians like andrew cuomo, like anthony weiner, a like eliot spitzer. like charlie rangel. all of whom donald trump has supported, given tens of thousands of dollars to throughout the years. if you want to know what liberal democratic values are, follow donald trump's checkbook . >>reporter: crews will visit a matzoh factory in brooklyn. john kasich will also be in the city, he will greet voters at mike's deli on arthur avenue in the bronx and then tonight he holds the town hall meeting in brooklyn. ted cruz was supposed to visit the bronx white house college preparatory academy yesterday but students threatened a walk out so the school canceled that visit. many of the students there are immigrants and they cite cruises immigration stance as one reason for their objections. the newsroom this morning , back upstairs to you . >>ben: thank you very much. the attacks are also heating up between the democrats, hillary clinton and bernie sanders. clinton is questioning sanders truthfulness and preparedness for the presidency. sanders said back rally

this time it may involve is top adviser to governor cuomo. welcome to today in new york. it's saturday, the last day of the month of april of 2016. how about that? i'm pat battle. >> how about that? i'm gus rosendale. 50/50 weekend. raphael miranda here to tell us which is better. >> this is going to be the better half. good morning, everyone. temperatures on the cool side today. we're dealing with no rain this morning. it's far off shore. clearing skies building throughout the afternoon. we need the temperatures in the 40s in the city. 37 monticello. and temperatures in the 40s across long island and into the 47 in poughkeepsie. 43 in danbury. keeping it rain free. mostly cloudy right now but no rain. we will have some sunshine by the middle of the day. the sun peeks through the clouds and sunny through the afternoon. temperatures, not too mild. we're below average again today. today's high 59 degrees. hit goes downhill from here. we'll talk about a nasty sunday ahead in your seven-day over to you. >> all right, raphy. >>> and happening now, police looking for three teen

right now let's check on traffic, tuesday morning, erin cuomo is in. hi, erin. >> we have breaking news for you. this is out of the northeast -- northwest section of the district. outbound fox hole road dealing with a downed tree closing roadway reservoir road. use caution and avoid fox hole road this morning. aside from that in fairfax now route 1 north across closes northbound lanes out of po huk road and caution in fairfax and more activity in prince george this morning. crash not yet cleared on crumb road. that's both directions mill town landing road. caution there. as you make your way 50 anne arrundel wind warnings in effect across the bay bridge. use dawtion as you travel across the wind heavy. especially for those raffling in larger truck and tractor-trailers reduce speeds. also, westbound side of 50 we have roadwork at row boulevard. little caution there. we'll certainly keep you updated that's a look at traffic. >> all right. 4:38 is the time. nationals kicked off opening day with 4-3 win over atlanta braves it took ten innings murphy drove

. >> erin cuomo hit the orange carpet last night where members of the hit show were in for apex awards. it is for those who demonstrate highest mental health advocacy and those reducing it in priso prisons and ja orange is the new black we're honored for that show because it opened a door with experiences of people with mental illness. >> we want to speak about mental illness and up consideration ration. >> decriminalizing the prison system essentially. >> coming up at 5 erin joins us for firsthand experience when she met the cast members of that hit show. season four of originalth is new black airs june 17 on netflix. >> 4:54 is the time. u.s. news and world reports releases latest top high schools in the country. >> top i've the school for talented and gifted in dallas. takes the top spot for fifth straight year followed by two arizona schools based in scotts dale number two and tucson north at number three and coming in fourth school of science and engineering in texas and then alexandria, virginia school thomas jefferson high school, for science and technology. that came in number