And you still dont get it. You still dont get it. And neither does the epa administrator. You screwed up. And you messed up peoples lives. Michigans governor is scheduled to appear before that same committee tomorrow. Now, to a developing story. Several people were killed in a crash on route 9 in new jersey today. Cbs 2 alice gainer is on the scene now in old bridge. Alice . Route 9 in old bridge is reopened after being closed for four hours this afternoon. The crash involved two car, an suv and a honda. Witnesses at the diner along route 9 says it appears one of the cars crotioned over into oncoming traffic and hit the or. Crossed over into oncoming traffic and hit the other. Law enforcement confirms three people were kid. A chaotic scene around lunchtime on route 9 in old bridge this afternoon. Monty sing works nearby and went out with a rod to try to smash one of the car windows open to get to the driver of one of the vehicles involved in the crash. Rushed there. Reporter several people rushed out of other businesses. We heard a big bam. And then we came out and there was like two cars, one side, and the other side, it was like really bad. And then we saw the fire trucks. And somebody cutting the car. And then they pulled somebody out. So it was really, really sad. Reporter route 9 north in old bridge was shut down for Hours Tuesday afternoon. As people watched in horror. I have been living here for 20 years. And this is not the first one i have seen. I have seen about four or five right in this direct area, too. They need a guardrail over here. Thats what they need. Reporter again, Law Enforcement sources confirming three people were killed. We are told two others were taken to local hospitals. Their conditions are not known at this time. We are live in old bridge, new jersey, tonight, alice gainer, cbs 2 news. Alice, thank you. Now to campaign 2016. There is a lot on the line tonight for six president ial candidates. Potential to transform the frontrunners into likely nominees. Voters in five delegate rich states are casting their ballot but all eyes on florida and florida. And the winner take all states could be proving toking big Game Changers for the republicans. Cbs 2 political reporter Marcia Kramer live in florida in Pompano Beach with the very latest. Marcia . Reporter well, maurice, donald trump is here in florida, at his palm beach estate, waiting to see if he runs the tables tonight. And it can start on a march for the first ballot nomination at the republican convention. But it all hinges on how well marco rubio does right here in his home state. It is now up to the voters to turn out and vote. And we need them to help us. If we have a big vote here in south florida, we will win the state. Marco rubio made his last pitch for support in the series of home state interviews amid signs his white house bid could end with a home state defeat. Voters cast ballots in five state, illinois, North Carolina, missouri, ohio, and two, not only key Battle Ground states that have crushed the president ial hopes of many of president ial wannabes, they have favorite sons running. Very exciting to come into ohio and cast a vote for me, for president of the united states. Pretty amazing. Ohio Governor John Kasich cast him vote for himself not only to keep his president ial hopes alive but if he cops out on top in winner take all ohio, to make it harder for donald trump to get the republican nomination on the first ballot. What do you have to say to john, to donald trump, today . Are you not going to ruin my day. I have nothing to say to him. Reporter trump has plento to say. Your coal industry is dead. Your Steel Industry is dead. Your governor is totally overrated. He hasnt done a thing. Reporter texas senator ted cruz is itching to go mono on mono with trump and wants rubio and kasich to each come up short. Neither one has a path whatsoever to beating donald trump and becoming the nominee. Side, Bernie Sanders is hoping to score an upset or two like he did last week in michigan. I think if there is a large voter turnout, we are going to do just great here in illinois, and missouri and ohio. And hopefully North Carolina and florida. Hillary clinton is hoping there are no surprises that she does well tonight. And can turn her attention to the general election and the possibility she will face donald trump. Ive got more votes than anybody, including donald trump, and 600,000 more, and i think i am ready to take him on, if he in that position. The 64,000 question for trump, is kasich and rubio bow out if they lose tonight. Now, as you can see, there is so much excitement in the election here, that here at the Pompano Beach polling station, the parking lot is still filled with cars, and people still anxious to vote. And now, the polls dont close until 7 00, and i expect a lot more people will be here before reporting live in Pompano Beach, florida, Marcia Kramer, cbs 2 news. Marcia, thank you. And big wins tonight of course could clear the path to the general election for mr. Trump. He leads his g. O. P. Rivals with 457 delegates. Followed by senators cruz and rubio. Kasich trails with 61. As the governor. 1237 are needed to win the republican nomination. And on the democratic side, Hillary Clinton has 1222 delegates and Bernie Sanders 564. And they would need 2,383. The department of buildings issued updated regulations today, following last months deadly crane collapse in tribeca. Cranes will no longer be allowed to operate when winds are higher than 30 miles an hour. In winds less than 30 miles an hour, a licensed engineer must be present to monitor operations. And any crawler crane required by the manufacturer to shut down in winds less than 20 no longer be allowed on city streets at any time. New information tonight, salvage experts are now assisting in the search for the body of the third victim of the tugboat crash near the Tappan Zee Bridge over the weekend. Divers from the nypd and a commercial maritime Salvage Company were in the water today, looking for the remains of harry hernandez, his body is believed to be inside the sunken boat in the hudson. The tugboat slammed into a barge, early saturday morning. And the drowning death of a brooklyn toddler has been ruled examiner. Tonight, police are questioning the 2yearolds parents. Officers found the child unconscious and unresponsive in the family home on 47th street and sunset park, just before 8 30 sunday night. The little girl was later hospital. No arrests have been made. The nypd announced its plan to revamp security in the citys homeless shelters. It will target conditions so dangerous that some homeless street than stay in a shelter. Cbs 2 Janelle Burrell has the details. Reporter from the thousands of homeless living on city streets, to the violence plaguing city shelters, officials admit the shelter system is a system that is broken. Thats why we are asking the Police Department to take a fresh look and bring a Management Team to look at the complexity of managing a shelter system. Reporter Human ResourcesAdministration Commissioner steven banks, joined by nypd chief of Department James oneill tuesday, announcing a 140 million Reform Program to overhaul security within the shelters. The nypd taking the lead, in assessing what changes need to happen. Not only the physical plant, but the structure of the organization and the people within that structure. As far as assigning nypd cops there, no one has made that decision yet. Reporter as part of the current plan, the nypd will immediately begin retraining all department of Homeless Services security staff. To develop an action plan to upgrade security at all shelter facilities, restore Domestic Violence program for family shelters, and implement a new more extensive reporting system for incidents. So far, they have not outlined how they will make sure residents are disarmed while in shelters. And on the street. They need to do that, because the staff here cant handle the situation. Reporter john lee has lived at this east harlem shelter for four months where dhs officers are visibly posted. It is where former teacher devon black was nearly decapitated by a fellow resident back in january. Suspected killer Anthony White had known Mental Health problems and police say there were clear warning signs. White is still on the run. He was screaming out for help in his own way, but if they were trained, they could have spotted it. He says that the reaim segment by the nypd will take reassessment by the nypd will take roughly six months. In the meantime all dhs peace officers as well as security undergo retraining by the nypd. Reporting outside of city hall, Janelle Burrell, cbs 2 news. Concerns tonight, over a new survey that revealed an historic low morale level within nypd. Hazel sanchez reports the mayor and the city council are getting the blame. Reporter the new york Patrolman Benevolence Association says the formula to improve the nypds rock bottom morale is simple. Treat us like professionals, defend us as professionals, and pay us as professionals. And then morale will go up. The pba surveyed 6,000 core members, and 96 say the relationship between the public and the nypd has worsened in the last two years. The leading causes, salary, personal safety concerns, and the mayors lack of support. 95 blame the deblasio regulation for an environment they call combative towards police. To say. A lot of what we hear from the pda is complaints. That is easy to shoot from the hip and say they are complaining. We did this this way, it is not just a union leader on the soapbox on the steps of city hall it is our members speaking. It is our members saying we feel unsafe. We feel underappreciated. We are underpaid. 64 of respondents are favorable to Police Commissioner bratton and half say he represents the best interest of the rank and file. Despite his differing opinion from them on deblasio. I dont share that opinion at all. This man has done a phenomenal job supporting this Police Department. Reporter the pba leadership says they hope this survey leads to productive dialogue. Hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. If they think it is a game, no one is laughing. Vandals strike a local baseball field. But police say they may have left a big clue behind. Say goodbye to paper prescriptions. The new state rules that will change how some doctors operate. Parents are seeing their kids in a whole new way. How sharing cute photos on setting up your children for problems later. Lonnie . It wasnt a pretty day but it was better. Not quite as cold out there today. The problem is we are in an tomorrow in just a bit. Someones hacked all our technology. Technology. Say, have you seen all the Amazing Technology in geicos mobile app . Mobile app . Look. Electronic id cards, emergency roadside service, wow. Yep, geicos mobile app works like a charm. Geico. Expect great savings and a whole lot more. Just weeks before the start of Little League, vandals targeted a field of dreams in Monmouth County new jersey. Nearly everything was covered with graffiti and profanity and the police are looking for suspects. Cbs 2 meg baker has the story new at 5 00 from eatentown. Reporter when it comes to fun and games, this Little League field in eaton town new jersey is where it is at but it seems like they struck out before the first pitch was thrown. I walked down and the first thing i saw was the graffiti on the buildings over there that were pretty severe. Reporter curse words and symbols in red, black and white were spray painted on the concession stand at kids dugout at 880 acres park off wall street. Disturbing. Sad. And very shocking. Reporter Girard Miller is the Vice President of the players. He came down around 8 00 a. M. On saturday, to set up the field. The paint was still wet. You could still smell it in the dugout. Reporter the Public Works Department did the best to scrub and cover most of the vandalism. The police chief says the vandals struck sometime after 10 00 p. M. On friday. This is terrible. This is a great count. The Little League and the recreation programs are fantastic here and it gets us as Police Officers here angry. We are big supporters of the Little League. The scoreboard is a donation from the Police Department. It was opening day for these kids. It is a big day. They look forward to it. Reporter the eaton town Police Benevolent association is offering a 500 reward for information with information. A lot of times, with graffiti artists they use tag names and so a lot of the tag names were used in this incident, which helps lead us to finding the people or person responsible. Reporter the police have a suspect in mind based off of the tags. Officially begins the first week in april and the parents we spoke to say they wont let the negative words and symbols stop them from having a positive season. Meg baker, cbs 2 news. And people in eaton town say they are upset that nonresidents who use the park will see the graffiti and think poorly of the town. Nonsense. Really is ridiculous. Lets get a look at the forecast. Quite the swing in temperatures. What is next . Ronnie quinn, yes indeed. We will keep going up with the temperatures. Look, today is not great but better than yesterday. Take a look at the sky out there, yup, it is overcast and the clouds are in place. And 54 degrees. The winds are not causing a problem that they caused yesterday. And also no rain falling. So 54 coupled with the wind, light and variable, 5 to 6 miles per hour. Around the area, 58 for sparta and the cool spot at 49 at the hamptons. Poughkeepsie, you did break into some peeks of sunshine out there. A little peek of sunshine also county, and into sussex county, and you can see how the clouds are not making as big of an impact in that portion of our area. We have some rain that is well offshore. That is a very slight chance to maybe clip the east end of long island. But really, as you move into your day tomorrow, this is the air mass, right here, that we are watching. And i think wednesday looks to be now the pick of the week. At least the workweek. I know yesterday i was talking about friday. And friday, now i see some issues with friday. I think wednesday looks the best. Partly sunny and mild, 62 degrees. And not entirely void of a rain chance tomorrow. Because this little front, back around kansas city, could give us a slight chance for a late day bit of rain. But for tomorrow, 62. Mild. And the shower chance is primarily late in the day. Maurice, the extended forecast is a little bit later. Over to you. Lonnie, thank you. A major transportation news for the Nations Capital tonight. Washingtons entire metro subway system will shut down at midnight tonight, and remain closed until at least 5 00 a. M. Thursday. The 29hour shutdown will allow electrical components on the tracks. Yesterday, an electrical fire on the tracks caused major delays throughout washingtons system. The prescriptions are moving into the digital age. The doctors prescription pad will go by the wayside. In just two week, changing to electronic prescriptions. Cbs 2 Jessica Schneider explains what you need to know about the switch. Roger paginelli is the Third Generation in the family to run the mount caramel pharmacy in the bronx. Onethird of the prescriptions he fills comes in off his computer. No doctor scripts. No horrible harng handwriting. They are called electronic prescriptions and starting march 27, everyone in new york state will get their orders filled from the computer. The idea of moving everything electronically, it is to get, i believe, a tighter control of everything that is prescreened. Reporter it is in part prescribed. Streamline and get opioid and databased. This will connect the doctors directly to the pharmacists. We turn forged prescriptions away every day. It is a huge problem. It is something that is undeniable. More than 90 of pharmacies in new york state are already equipped to go all electronic. And most hospitals say they are almost ready, too. Since most doctors dont even handwrite prescriptions anymore. We havent used handwritten prescriptions in years. So we still print it out. And the patient could leave with their prescriptions. Now it gets sent electronically and the paper is removed. Bernie had a paper prescription today but already used eprescriptions. People tend to forget they have their prescriptions and leave them at home and forget where they are. Reporter doctors are now deadline, where it all changes over to electronic. Jessica schneider, cbs 2 news. Now, there are some exceptions to the e prescription mandates. If people are filling prescriptions out of state, they can still get them in paper form. Well, her scowl made a splash across the internet. Have you seen the angry new york state mom on your facebook feed . How about that face . Turns out, this was all for her husband. She is going to explain that in just a moment. It is a great story. New honor, from mother teresa. Coming up, on cbs 2 news at 6 00 tonight, it is a brand new subway station, but you would not know it. Water leaks. Mold. And malfunctioning equipment. And riders a