as a result, all lanes closed southbound new england throughway. you can see the end result here. big time delays. well over five miles of bumper to bumper traffic coming down from new rochelle. northbound heavy theys delays off the cross bronx. ing you can see this traffic lining up through the area. better alternate if you can make it over towards that way or even the boston post road. obviously going to be out here for a little bit longer as they work to clear this boat here on the southbound new england throughway. >>> well, it is business as usual for ramapo's town supervisor. despite his recent arrest on fraud and conspiracy charges christopher st. lawrence headed become to work today. he and the head of a local development corporation are accused of cooking the books and cheating the town out of millions of dollars. >>> thousands of documents set to be released could impact the criminal case against two former aids to governor christie in the bridgegate scandal. the law firm representing christie's office has until april 28th to comply with a subpoena. creating massive traf

southern new england also looking at six to eight. in boston, closer to two to four. again, it's the timing that's going to make the monday morning commute slippery and slow going. as for temperatures, even once the snow ends, the coldest air by tuesday. highs in washington d.c. only 50, 43 in n new york, we'll slowly rebound but it is going to stay below average this week. >>> a harrowing experience for passengers on an amtrak train outside philadelphia when a train ram into a work vehicle on the tracks. two people were killed, dozens injured. tonight federal investigators are trying to find out why it happened. >> reporter: passengers on board amtrak's palmetto train 89 describe a fireball. >> there was some people pretty bloody because it was an explosion. we got off track and then it was like a big explosion. then there was a fire. >> reporter: 15-year-old linton holmes was traveling to north carolina to visit his father. >> then a window bursted out and some people were cut up. >> reporter: just after 8 this morning, the train tr

let's go over to the new england thruway, new england thruway, very busy southbound into 18 b. it's construction and the northbound side of 95 into bridgeport construction up by bit 29. and that -- exit 29. and that's slowing everybody down as well. on 78 westbound, 40 at watchung, accident just being cleared. a look at the l.i.e. westbound heading to south oyster bay road moving well. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. back over to you ken, lori? >>> all right debbie thank you. weekend ahead of tuesday's new york primary. and the presidential hopefuls are pulling out all the stops. republicans came together at a gop gala in mid tune and hillary clinton and bernie sanders shared a heated debate in brooklyn. eyewitness news reporter dray clark is live in east harlem where clinton has an event later today. dray? >> reporter: well, good morning lori. it was a busy night for all of the candidates while bernie sanders and hillary clinton were busy going toe to toe in brooklyn, the republican candidates were all in midtown and for the most part, being cordial t

there's the area of low pressure it's up in new england. boston moderate snow and lake effect coming in over lakes erie and ontario. this is cold weather across the new england and mid atlantic states. 30s and 40s, the winds make it feel like the 20s and 30s. future tracker later this afternoon, combination of sun and clouds, it's a nice looking day, it's just bluster and chilly out there. windchills in the 30s, highs in the mid 40s. overnight tonight, cloudy, tomorrow morning the second of two low pressure systems clips through passing on by to the north. snow across upstate new york, for us we'll see rain showers that's about it lehigh valley and delaware valley. the moisture develops and presses southward into south jersey and delaware. it's not heavy rain, but enough to make things gray and gloomy. windchills cold and blustery right now. climbing later this afternoon. 35 degrees, that's what it feel like by -- it will feel like 33:00 p.m. overnight into tomorrow. things suddenly warm up, there you go, 63 degrees for the high. today 47.

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we go to new england states. donald trump won big in new york. he is favored right now to win big in all of those states next week. this lead of nearly 300 could explode to over 400. we will talk about the implications for all of that later on in the show. meanwhile, turning to the democratic side i hope this thing -- hillary clinton won big in new york last night. we know that the exit polls have shown a tight race but hillary clinton ends up with a double digit victory in new york. here is more important thing to note it has to do with delegates. she came in a little more than 200 ahead of bernie sanders going into last night. the sanders campaign talking about catching her where with that win in new york last night that double digit win you can probably add at least 30. what was 210 is about 240. with new york off the board one less opportunity for bernie sanders. he faces a bigger gap with fewer opportunities to close that gap. for hillary clinton it's about momentum. it's about the headlines in the paper. when you look at the bottom line que

the front out of new england arrives. most of the rain associated with that will be up in new england. we're going for a dry forecast. it will be cooler behind the front. only getting up to 74. nobody will be complaining about that. it will be breezy tomorrow and comfortable. him the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, just like summer, 79 degrees. tomorrow, 74 degrees. sunny, 69 degrees on wednesday, behind the frontal boundary, but the front lifts back up to the north. sun to clouds on thursday, 74 degrees. showers and a thunderstorm on friday for the arrival of passover, 77 there. saturday, there could be a morning shower on saturday, clouds break and we have 69 degrees that's a 6abc day for talen stadium for the union game. and sunday, 69 degrees. you can get the weather at any time at 6abc.com/weather. >>> brazil's lower house of congress has voted to impeach dilma rousseff. lawmakers got into a scuffle yesterday. it goes to the senate, if it votes to put dilma rousseff on trial she will be suspended. she has b

but northern new england, it's going to be a rough beginning to april. i mean it may be another five to six days before we see temperatures in the 50s again. >> oh, man, bill karins, thanks very much. >> we'll get there. >> we'll get there. still ahead donald trump, unable to make an event in wisconsin this weekend sent sarah palin instead. and we'll show you that worked out. next on "way too early." there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. now a person is able to start a business, and employ somebody for the first time. the microsoft cloud helped us to bring banking to ten million people in just two years. it's transforming our world. ♪ ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you ca

april sun into the 40s for new england. looks like a significant warm up about tuesday next week. >> for everybody? suffering right now. >>> thank you, bill. so, find out which state's governor vetoed the holy bible. >>> and are you ready for the world's biggest starbucks? you're watching "early today." oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena . quilted northern works so well people can forget their bathroom experience. "what's worse", he thinks... "that my arms can never relax or my eyes can never look away?" pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help power through her morning. with jimmy dean delights, good mornings lead to great days. choose the one new revlon ultimate-all-in-one. our revolutionary mascara delivers 5 lash-transf

into southern parts of new england. out here we have winter-weather advisories and extending to boston, 3-inches of snowfall. cold continues to places like northeast along with snowfall and you can see temperatures across parts of southern planes are going to be very warm reaching upper 80's across some parts of texas. nicole: all right, let's head over to you, thank you very much. cheryl: coming up the battle of wisconsin one day left before voters go to the polls, we are going to dig down to the fox business poll numbers. gop front runner donald trump say a lot of democrats will vote for republicans in wisconsin. >> we have a lot of democrat turnovers, we are going to have a lot of crossovers from democrats, we have a very big election right here in wisconsin. cheryl: all right, you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool tog

earlier problems on the new england thruway in the bronx. they were just cleared away. on the west side highway north at 125th, two lanes blocked, issue involving the retaining wall. hudson river crossings moving smoothly. fdr in the 70s moving slowly. this is due to overnight construction. alternate side parking rules >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news in manhattan. there has been another subways. this happened at the bleecker 3:30 this morning. here is a picture from the scene moments ago. police say the victim was involved in some sort of dispute with his attacker being before slashed in the neck and hand. he is at bellevue hospital where his condition is described as stable. loose. as debbie told you, all lexington avenue trains are bypassing the bleecker street station. >>> it will be a sentimental day for bernie sanders and the race for the white house. the democratic candidate is returning to his childhood home in brooklyn for a rally. >> new york has been the focal point for the candidates. it's less than two weeks before the primary. dray clark is live. >>

the rain is coming into new england. the front goes back to the south and it gives us a change in a temperature. we won't see rain. just in cloud cover. region and temperatures come down a bit . maybe 100 on average. the next focus will be on the system sitting out to the west. it will bring us a good amount of rainfall and that's the case today with plenty of sunshine . tomorrow is in the mid-60s. scattered showers on friday. let's start out with your commute. more problems on the parkway. all lanes are closed at 110. that's where traffic is being diverted. there is traffic diverting overturned. you can use the northern state parkway. right now it's a good option.the metro-north and the long island railroad with the new jersey transit running on are close to schedule. street cleaning rules are in effect . >> thank you very much. in less than an hour, the polls will be open for the primary. >> it will be registering and robert moses takes a look at the democratic race. >> the voters have spoken. >> bernie sanders and hil

yes. >> seth: and in new england, growing up in new england i knew it was always, only -- >> just bucky [ bleep ] dent. >> seth: just bucky [ bleep ] dent. >> but that's the amazing thing is it's not like one out of two people call him bucky [ bleep ] dent or eight out of ten. >> seth: yeah. >> it's ten out of ten people call him bucky [ bleep ] dent and grandmothers who are god fearing, church going, they'll come out of church and reference bucky [ bleep ] dent. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and this is of course because of a famous soul crushing, for sox fans, home run -- >> in 1978. >> seth: 1978. >> and bucky then, for those who don't know, was a very light hitting shortstop. he'd hit three home runs all year. and he hit this, basically a pop fly that cleared the green monster in fenway park. and there after -- [ light applause ] well. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, they might just have heard of fenway park. you don't know. >> and then there after he's bucky [ bleep ] dent all over new england and in new york as you said too. >> seth: and so this is sort of the backdrop of your book

average highs in syracuse, 30 degrees, in the 20s across northern new england. wind expected, though. we have wind advisories extending from the mid-west into the great lakes and the northeast. high wind warnings in effect in the northeast for wind gusts as high as 60 miles per hour. we will see our windiest conditions on saturday. it goes into the northeast sunday morning, improvements by sunday afternoon. we also have some snow. a couple quick clipper systems will produce snow on sunday and monday. most of the accumulating snow will be near the great lakes. especially western pennsylvania, we could see as much as eight to ten inches because of the lake enhancement. in southern new england, in the higher elevation, we could see up to four to six inches, so winter is still hanging around, jose. >> indeed, it is, thank you so much. >>> when "nightly news" continues on this saturday, a former agent hopes to bring down assad. >>> one of the unusual museums on earth. make sure with advil, you' ll ask what sore wrist? what headache? what bad shoulder? advil makes pain a distant memory. not

wind damage from delaware to the northern gulf coast and as far north as new england. the northeast is also bracing for colder temperatures, possibly light snow. we'll have your full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> breaking news overnight. north korea has reportedly fired another surface-to air missile this could be in response to president obama's galth thering for a two day summit to discuss nuclear security. chief foreign affairs correspondent correspondent. >> reporter: donald trump's first meeting with his foreign policy team took place in a construction site for a trump hotel. >> great importance is north korea's -- >> reporter: and it trump's cause to possibly even use him that have him under fire. >> i would never take any of my cards off the table. >> how about europe? >> i'm not going to take it off the table. >> you might use it in europe? >> no, i don't think so. i am not taking cards offer the table. man in charge of the u.s. nuclear officer. >> i'm afraid this kind of talk is bluntly irresponsible. >> reporter: and now includes countries like u.s., ru

even hardy new englanders have had enough. >> i don't want any more of at's where i'm at right now, nestly. >> reporter: and mother nature messing up baseball's opening day. home openers in cleveland and new york, postponed. >> behind this cold air even out of the snow zone, brutal windchills and here in the snow zone, some of these slushy roads will be slick. rob marciano, abc news, framingham, massachusetts. >> californians are you the canning back on water use coming close to meeting goals set by the state. residents used nearly 24% less water between last you know and past february compared to the same months. 2013. governor jerry brown ordered a 25% reduction. this was met in part by watering yards less and taking shorter showers. the state is now in the fifth year of drought despite heavy rain and snow from el nino. >>> in southern california, two homes destroyed by a fire that quickly spread from a recycling home. one additional home and attached garages were partially damages. smoke filled the air as crews battled the blaze. >> a rescue from a burning apartment in chattanooga caugh

there's a backdoor cold front snaking its way through eastern new england. even snow in eastern canada. we're in the warm side of the front but some of the area coming in for new england will cool us off tomorrow. around 70 degrees so a cooler breeze tomorrow with at worst a little sprinkle. high pressure is over us on beautiful day. day 8 of the dry stretch. and there's a system that won't get here until later thursday night or friday with a couple looking at a short-term futurecast, here we go to tomorrow morning. clouds around. gusty breeze. 65 to 70. only 59 in monticello. more of a spring feel tomorrow. clear to partly cloudy tomorrow. 56. feels more like 60s, early clouds then partly to mostly sunny. breezy, cooler. a chilly night tomorrow night. back to 40 in many suburbs, 30s in the coldest spots. gorgeous day. increasing clouds on thursday. on friday that's when the dry stretch ends but it's not with much. a little light rain should dry out by late day leaving us with a dry friday night. as we go in to saturday, 68 degrees. a nice spring weekend in

in places in the north and new england, they have a lobbying power. of course in general, they're a giant lobbying machine. not so much involved in larger civil rights issues, but certainly in the north they do have an impact. and there's a few attempts to have white or black units, but especially in new england, blacks often serve members as white units. kwaen carney, the first black congressional medal of honor winner, he's the guy who holds the flag up after being shot in both legs, the shoulder, the back of his head. and he is just beloved by white jr men in length. he's always speaking at their rallies and groups. he was talking about political agenda in new england. they have kind of a low-level impact. thank you. >> book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend. and here are some programs to watch for. george washington university professor katherine ross discusses her book "lessons in censorship" which examines free speech issues for college students. and then at 10:00, former u.s. civil rights chair mary frances berry exa

york even through new england down to d.c., philadelphia and new york included. it's as we head west we wrapped up a few big storms earlier this morning near fort smith. we have one or two strong storms trying to move on 40 from north smith towards little rock up around springfield a couple storms. but these storms are weakening. round two comes later this afternoon. sometime around 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. is when they'll start to fire up. about 13 million people in today's risk area of severe weather including this orange enhanced risk area. we'll get a few tornadoes today possible. isolated. we're not expecting a big outbreak, i don't expect many powerful tornadoes. all it takes is one. here's the timing on it for today. this is at 6:00 p.m. the red shows you where the storms will be. from little rock to houston to lufkin, alexandria included. even dallas maybe a brief period of storms. but i don't think you're going to get it too badly. the other story is it's been so cold lately we're finally going to watch a little bit of warmer air heading in. the red sox have th

all lanes are subject to closure on the northbound new england freeway at east tremont avenue. you want to stick with the hutch to get around this problem spot. the right lane on the southbound taconic parkway is causing delays back to highway 301. taking a live look outside at brentwood, you see the police activity there, blocking the left lane on the westbound l.i.e., at exit 53, and causing delays back to 55. alternate-side parking rules in effect today citywide. >> reporter: if you're headed to the airport, all is on or close to schedule at jfk, laguardia, and newark liberty. >>> there's been an arrest in a brutal hit-and-run in brooklyn. joshua colon is facing had he is the man who stole the truck belonging to phil deligrossi. >> apparently he tried to get back in the truck, at which point he ended up back under the truck, and the perpetrator ran over him. >>> three teens are facing charges after a gun scare at the robert f. kennedy school on the upper east side. a 13-year-old boy threatened a 12-year-old girl with a gun. they found the gun in a 15-year- old boy's sweatshi

we're only in the 20s across northern new england. we have very gusty winds expected, though. we have wind advisories extending from the mid-west into the great lakes, into the northeast. high wind warnings in effect into the northeast for wind gusts as high as 60 miles per hour. we're going to see our winniest conditions in the great lakes on saturday. then it goes into the northeast sunday morn. see improvement by sunday afternoon. we also have some snow, a couple quick clipper systems will produce snow on monday and again on monday. most of the accumulating snow will be near the great lakes. especially western new york and western pennsylvania, where we could see as much as eight to ten inches of snow because of the lake enhancement. in southern new england, in the higher elevations, we could see up to four to six inches especially in the grassy surfaces. so winter is still hanging around. >> indeed it is, thanks so much. when requested nightly news kwnts, insights from a former cia agent on the plan to bring down syria's assad. >>> also, our visit to one of the most unusua

. >> the same system has been bringing more snow as far west as minnesota all the way to new england. most of this is rain, heavy rain through the course of the day, especially new england northward, and behind this colder air, so on saturday we could see snow even on some of our east coastline. that is going to be really cold air settling in behind this. maine already has a flood warning, and high wind advisory. as we head towards the west coast this moisture is more 57 appreciated. more will move in tomorrow and saturday. a lot of places will get a quarter to a half inch anywhere through the southwest and this is an entire region under drought. so this is beneficial rain over the next couple of days, but while we had record heat here that will also cool temperatures for us. here is the broader look at that temperature pattern. some cooling frigid air that has settled in. and westward that is going to start to recede too. by the time we hit saturday as far as the east coast could be 10 to 20 degrees below average. we're starting to see temperatures cool today in somewhere like chicag

they are really lifting north of new england. if you look to the west there is more moisture but much more scattered. tonight early showers and thunderstorms and then the skies beginning to clear after midnight and a cool breeze and 37 in the suburbs, 42 for center city and tomorrow it will be dry. but it's going be cool and on the windy side. 54 degrees and winds west sustained up to 20 miles per hour, gusting up to 30 and you will want to wear an extra layer or two if you head to the villanova victory parade. and then the fun begins over the weekend, friday night into saturday, this clipper rolls through and it has cold air and looks like it has enough moisture that we'll see some rain and wet snow showers, 45 degrees is the high and when it lifts through in the evening, we are looking at the gusty winds and future tracker showing this moves in later in the day at 8:30 in the morning and snow west of philadelphia and rain to the east and as we head into the afternoon, what is known as the trough access sets up. this is the regi

they will be hit and miss into new england. saturday lingering rains in eastern north carolina. great weather moving to the ohio valley and southeast and stormy weather in the rockies and sunday watch the storm system bringing rain minneapolis north wards to the northern half of the country but should be a beautiful weekend for so many. that is a national weather. now a closer look at your day ahead. this looks a lot worse than it is. areas that get rain today will not rain all day long. you'll see periods of showers and maybe an isolated thunderstorm or too and areas of the southeast. a majority of your day will be dry. >>> on this earth day, everyone in the east, flowers need a little water. >> go ahead and get out there and do your part, right? just like your kids. i love that. big news ahead for anyone who rides uber. >>> jail time for the man behind the capitol hill gyrocopter. you're watching "early today." you're watching "early today." ful for a 100% fresh mouth. what's it like to not feel 100% fresh? we don't know. we swish listerine . as do listerine users. the very pe

temperatures quite chilly especially in new england. 19 in caribou, maine. 45 in new york city. 40 across parts of the southeast. on the chilly side out there. as we head farther southwest, take a look at the temperatures across the southern plains. where we are anticipating warm temperatures. 70s in places like dallas and also in houston. >> thank you very much, maria. >>> talking about golf ball size hail, how about some golf now. the masters turned into a shocker after a meltdown by defending champion jordan spieth. he was holding a 65 hole lead before dropping 6 spots in just three holes. >> oh, my goodness. >> so painful to watch. england's danny willett capitalizing on those mess stakes. he shot a 5 under to win the iconic green jacket. three strokes over lee westwood. he had no bogeys to match the best of four on the weekend. he is the first englishman to win masters since 1996. >> heartbreakin >> the golden state warriors, they're on the verge of making nba history tying the record for the most wins in a single season which was set, of course, by michael jordan and the '95-'96 chi

delays eastbound at the new england throughway. new crash there, also slowdowns in new jersey, vehicle fire at here. darlene? >> emily, thank you. rain on andyoff, snow to the north and west of the city, up to two inches of accumulation possible. 52 is the high. tonight snow and rain tapers off, cold, 27 degrees. tomorrow sunny but breezy, high of 42. "today" show is coming back. a visit to the set of the >>> good morning, everybody. 8: 8:30. monday morning, april 4th, and it's raining a little harder, as our sort of spring break rolls on. good morning. by the way, in the north, they're really dealing with snow. >> you know who is here? the boss is here. actually, that's what we'll call her today. normally we call her melissa mccarthy. e is a wonderful actress. has a new movie called "the boss." we'll talk that and "gbohostbusters" and more. >>> should you stay or should you go? the property brothers will help us decide whether to fix up your current hom, or buy a new one. >>> we have a recipe for a gourmet pasta dish. one osef my

from the great lakes all the way to new england. images of trees coming down, sending this truck airborne in new jersey. and tonight, record snowfall in parts of new england to start their week. traffic at a standstill right there on i-95 in connecticut. while in the south and the west, red flag warnings across eight states at this hour. meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all. >> reporter: david, another cold night with sub-freezing temperatures, all the way down into the mid-atlantic. across the snow zone, we saw a little bit of melting today, it's going to be slick again in the morning. some warming ahead of our next system, a pretty weak one. the back side of it is going to be cold again. reinforcing shot. and the winds are going to continue across the fire zone of the texas and oklahoma panhandles here. and the heat building across the west coast. look at the numbers. records expected to fall in california. 9 7 tomorrow in palm springs. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> and look at this tonight. a narrow escape late today, caugh

here's don dahler. >> new england! >> reporter: today's decision means one of the nfl's best teams will have to play the first four games next season without one of the best quarterbacks ever to play the game. last spring commissioner roger goodell ordered tom brady suspended for four games for brady's part in a scandal involving underinflated footballs, but the star quarterback successfully sued the league to have the suspension thrown out, and he played all of last season. today's decision says the commissioner's punishment stands. >> it's a big win for roger goodell and the nfl. >> reporter: dan shaunessy writes for "the boston globe." >> his punishing powers have been restored. he's allowed to do what they believe the collective bargaining agreement enables them to do. >> reporter: the appellate court today said goodell did, in fact, have the power to suspend brady, power giving to him by the collective bargaining agreement with the players' the court said goodell properly exercised his broad discretion and did not

much colder up in areas of new england. we didn't get there in the single digits. i thought we had a chance in a few spots but it's in the 20s. with the sunshine it will feel better than yesterday. it's really split. the west -- seattle has a chance of being 80 degrees tomorrow. it will be one of the earliest 80s they have ever experienced. the west is very warm. the east is very cold. hopefully this is the coldest it will be until next winter and it looks that way. we have a shot of cold air and then this weekend. it will be focused over the great lakes. temperatures are ten degrees below normal. here is friday, green bay only a high of 34. saturday into sunday that cold air goes up through new england. and then that should be it. should. i have been saying that for three weeks now? should be it. >> put your jackets away. >> snow also in areas of michigan and northern portions of wisconsin. but the only real heavy snow is from saginaw northwards. sam, go south. 70s and 80s and phoenix could be close to 100. yeah, it's typical spring wacky weather. >> bill, i feel

we have snow across new england. rain in the midatlantic week we'll see the next rain event start to make its way through the ohio and tennessee river valleys. we could see isolated stronger storms and later in the week a smattering of rain and snowshowers through the great lakes. temperatures, look at what's going to happen across the eastern half of the country. west stays above normal. by the middle of the week the below normal temperatures stick around and much below normal through the great lakes. much above normal in the northwest. temperatures should be 10-20 degrees above average, higher in some spots across the northern rockies. today, we're dealing with that rain. it is going to stick around through most of the day through the midatlantic. the snow could accumulate across parts of new england. that's a look at the weather across the country. here's a peek out your window. >> we won't be dealing with snow, but we may be dealing with rain. take your umbrella with you. showers in southern pennsylvania will mov

from new england down to mid-atlantic and even out to great lakes. so everyone around us will be experiencing very nice weather. expect plenty of sunshine for todays. temperatureses will be rising into the upper 50s to low 60s across the region. and more of the same is expected for your saturday. into sundays we're going to soar into the 70s. more of the same for monday and into the beginning of next week. let's see how nice it is on the roads morning. ines is leer withier traffic update. hi. >> we have spots couple of issues starting off with cross bronx bruckner interchange you have an accident and then in co-op city hutchison river parkway. draw bring in up position both delays. new jersey no problem. 80 and rule the 284 doing fine. l. iment traffic moving fine no delays. lincoln tunnel into the city starting to see a little volume but a five to ten minute delay. holland gwb same thing. street cleaning rules rules are in effect today city wide. ben and juliet. >> thanks ines. talking about presidential election. hillary clinton and bernie sanders

bixby were the here.bixby's to ranch the bixby family is a large family, originally from new england, from maine, and they came out here right after the gold rush with cousins and they started out selling things to the miners. they had a butcher shop. they started buying up some of the land that was here in california after california became part of the united states started in central california, but ended up down here in southern california and at first, they purchased a ranch here in long beach, which was one of the original holdings. he lived there with his wife and he invited other bixby relatives to help him on the ranch as well as some of his wives relatives. one of the guys who came out was john bixby. he was a young man from maine, he had been a schoolteacher, carpenter, cabinet maker, quite young when he arrived in california. when he was on the ranch, he was learning how to become a rancher. sister-in-law, susan hathaway, and he married her. the adjoining rancho became available-for-sale, john and susan purchased it. they began leasing the ranch in 1878 and purchased it wit

all of southern new england, and areas that look like around new york city. no snow accumulations are expected for you. by 5:00 p.m. the only snow really left by the boston area, by 10:00 p.m., everybody is pretty much done. the forecast for today, very warm and beautiful. the southern half of the country. but it's a struggle right now. the great lakes and the northeast, still feels more like maybe late february, early march, than the beginning of spring. and tomorrow, betty, it's dry, but still chilly. so chilly is the rule for at least another couple days. >> all right. get this out of here. move on to those springlike warm temperatures. in the meantime, the brussels airport reopened on sunday nearly two weeks after 16 people were killed in a terrorist attack there. passengers on three flights were subjected to new security screenings and a temporary check-in area. the first flight took off just after 1:40 p.m. local time bound for portugal. >>> a groundbreaking new study shows that using cholesterol lowering drugs known as statins lowered the risk of devel

even as far north as new england. winds could be strong enough to knock out power. the northeast is ao bracing for colder temperatures, possibly even light snow in areas. we'll have your full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> breaking news overnight. north korea has reportedly fired another surface-to-air missile into the sea of japan. this could be in response to president obama's gathering of more than 50 world leaders in washington for a two-day summit to discuss nuclear security. it's an issue that has come into the spotlight on the campaign trail as well. nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has details. >> reporter: donald trump's first meeting with his foreign policy team took place in a construction site for a trump hotel. blocks from where the president and world leaders were focusing on reducing the nuclear threat. >> great importance to both of us is north korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons. >> reporter: but it was trump's call to increase the spread of nuclear weapons and possibly even use them that has him under fire. those com

a spring snowstorm from michigan to new england. and at this hour, the new worry. temperatures plunging. now concerns over ice tonight and tomorrow morning. blinding snow on the mass pike. this image from framingham. parts of i-95 closed today. whiteout conditions in upstate new york causing a multi-car pileup. abc meteorologist rob marciano leading us off from massachusetts tonight. >> reporter: tonight, spring storms giving millions another taste of winter. heavy snow wreaking havoc in upstate new york. a bus carrying three dozen college students flipping upside down north of albany -- luckily, no life-threatening injuries. but south of rochester, one person killed and 13 taken to the hospital in this wreck. >> my heart is broken. i don't know who they are. i'm -- it's just sad. >> reporter: police investigating whether the van driver was distracted. this blast, the second in two days. a massive pileup on i-88 sunday amid whiteout conditions. no fatalities here, but south of boston, two people inside this bmw killed after a rotted tree cracked in the wind. brian

as the voting heads up in new england tonight, two states up there voting. donald trump, our projected winner and on the democratic side, a significant victory being projected for hillary clinton as expected in the state of maryland. those are the only races of all of the races, both party, five states, that we can project at this hour. >> so, that's what's interesting is whoat's not on the board on the republican side. too early to call still in delaware and rhode island. and on the democratic side, everything except maryland. >> wrae, i want to see a democrat in rhode island. >> that's going to be very interesting. the one state we've seen poll ng the last week that had bersy sanders ahead. a ppp poll that had him plus four in rhode island. there's a lot of moving parts in rhode island. such a small state. maricopa county, arizona, they had these huge long lines after they closed 70% of their polling places. the state of rhode island decided to do that tonight. they closed 70% of their polling places for this race tonight. we have no idea what kind of effe