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>> now, new york's number one news. channel 7 eye witness news. >> a party in brooklyn shattered as gunmen open fire on guests. first responders rushed nine people to the hospital. new at 11, one of those victims talks to eye witness news and describes the chaos during the shooting. first, breaking news in new jersey. a police officer struck by a car that also injures numerous others. good evening i'm joe torres. >> i'm sandra bookman. this happened after 8:00 in jersey city. we're being told an out of control car caused a chain reaction crash. >> one police officer was struck. it's unclear how many others were injured. this happened on ocean avenue near myrtle avenue in jersey city. >> lucy yang is the scene with the latest. >> reporter: sandra and joe, that's where i'm standing on

ocean avenue near myrtle avenue where you can see there's an active scene behind me. they are towing this truck as we speak. this after a wild accident left multiple injuries including, we're told, a jersey city police officer. according to eye witnesses, the driver was in thised r mini van. officials confirmed the original driver lost control and struck another vehicle setting that second car onto the sidewalk innocent pedestrians. it was a horrible domino effect. multiple victims were taken to the hospital. we're waiting to learn the extent of the injuries. the first driver tried to run apprehended. >> well, i seen the red van fly past me with the doors open in the back. i'm like oh, they're whiling. next thing i know i tried to

chase it down and the guy started swerving out of control and the back wheels gave out and the back of the gray car hit the cop. the next thing i know the cop was hurt. i pray for her. i hope she does well. >> reporter: you're looking at a live picture of the gray car being towed. we believe that is the second car pushed onto the sidewalk. again, a jersey city police officer among those injured in a wild ride tonight sends a car onto the sidewalk and pedestrians to the hospital. we are waiting to learn the exact extent of those injuries and exactly how many were taken to the hospital. live in jersey city, lucy yang for channel 7 eye witness news. >> all right, lucy, thank you very much. more breaking news right now. there's been another drone sighting by a pilot landing at jfk airport. sources confirm a pilot the

shuttle america flight spotted that drone on the left side of the mraeven as it approached the airplane. here's the audio from air traffic control. port authority police are investigating the incident. this is the third drone sighting in as many days. pilots from two different days reported seeing a drone near their aircraft as they came for a landing on friday. tonight wraps up a violent weekend in new york city. 19 shootings from friday through tonight. three of them fatal. investigators have made no arrests. police hope this newly released video will help them track these two gunmen seen opening fire in east new york. nine people were hurt in that incident alone. one of the victims spoke with rene stoll.

she has the story from brooklyn. >> he rang the phone and said mommy, i'm on my way home. >> reporter: that's the time she would hear her son's voice. 50 shell casings were found where 25-year-old danel smith was killed friday night. >> i went to him and told him mommy is here and i watched my son breathe and stop breathing. then when they got there and they started pumping his chest, i knew my child was gone. >> reporter: that was just the beginning of a violent weekend of gunfire throughout several boroughs. 19 people were s saturday and sunday. three of those people died from their injuries. >> i heard a shot. >> reporter: antoine is recovering from bullet wounds himself. he was shot on the foot and arm at the party celebrating the life of a young gl who died. this man started shooting striking nine people.

>> it was it was like at least 10 ambulance out there. it was crazy. >> reporter: for stoves, this is a case of life imitating art. he's an actor in a web series in brooklyn and the damage it does. >> people see the damage and then they worry. they don't think about it before they do it. >> reporter: leaving mothers like jackson to beg for a better way. >> you got to put the guns down. what happened to the old days when we used to go out and have a fight and we fought with our fists? >> reporter: the councilman commenting on this saying it's a war zone if their own grandparent can't leave the house to go to the store. renee stoll channel 7 eye witness news. new information on the outbreak of legionnaires disease in the south bronx. 71 people have been diagnosed with the disease since mid july. that's up from 65 known cases.

legionnaires disease. city officials say all the fatalities have been older conditions. officials also say five buildings where the bacteria was found have been decontaminated. >> it's safe to drink tap water condition. however, if you work in an environment with an air-conditioning unit or you're in close quarters where there's a cooling system and you start to feel sick, pay attention to that. >> city council members are holding a meeting to address concerns about the outbreak. brooklyn firefighters praised as heros after they saved a family from a burning building. investigators are trying to determine what caused the fire at 1:00 this afternoon. flames spread quickly trapping five children, including a two month old baby and two adults inside their apartment.

the children's father who was at a laundry mat came running when he saw the smoke coming from the building. >> it was up there, the smoke out the window and said i got a 2-month old baby and it's hot up there. i saw everything up there and everybody grabbing everything they could to get out. >> firefighters brought the family to safety. the red cross is helping the displaced residents find shelter. a sad update on the two men pulled from the water off long island yesterday. one of them has died. 23-year-old kashon carlos was under water for an hour before searchers found him. video out of long beach yesterday shows first responders treating him at the scene. police say carlos and another man went back into the water after the life guards went off duty. >> it was after hours and we got a call, a 9-1-1 call. being on the chairs, we were closed. we received the call and

responded and got as many victims as we could. >> life guards say if you are caught in a rip current don't panic. swim to the side out of the current and swim back to the beach. bobbi christina brown will be laid to rest tomorrow in the same cemetery where her mother is buried. burial for the 22-year-old will take place at a private service at the fairview cemetery. yesterday's memorial service was disrupted when the sister of bobbi brown became angry and was asked to leave. she died in hospice care last saturday six months after being found unresponsive in a bathtub in her atlanta home. one person was killed and as many as 20 others were injured at a festival near chicago. that tent was ripped from its motherings this afternoon during a brief store that brought high winds and hail.

eye witnesses say the tent was blown up and landed on several people underneath it during the prairie fest. in addition to one person being killed three others were seriously injured. a bus driver from new york city remains in critical condition following a deadly accident in north carolina. police say the apex coach bus was traveling south on i-95 near the down of benson when it struck a guardrail. the bus crossed into the northbound lanes before crashing into a median. 23-year-old eric gymerson was thrown from the bus. another car swerved off the road to avoid the bus and struck a tree. a passenger in that car was killed. happening tomorrow, president obama will unveil new regulations aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fighting climate change. the white house previewed the pl in a video posted on facebook this weekend.

the new rules will require power plants to cut emissions by 32% from 2005 levels in the next 15 years. several republican led states are expected to challenge the new rulations in court. still ahead on eye witness news on this sunday, explosions at two churches minutes a part. are they connected? a boater survived being stranded in the water off the jersey shore. he was stranded for four hours. how someone came to his rescue. new details of a second american who may have been involved in an illegal lion hunt overseas. the humidity creeping up a little bit. the tomorrow. if you're sick of the heat and

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a massive man hunt is underway for the suspect accused of shooting and killing a police officer in tennessee. police are now looking for 29-year-old ter maine wilborn. he was a passenger in a parked car that was apparently involved in a drug deal. they say he scuffled with officer sean bolton before shooting him. a community in new mexico on edge tonight after a pair of small explosions at churches a few miles a part. the first explosive device went off in a mailbox in a church. the second 20 minutes later

exploded in a trash can near the other church's entrance. the blast shattered the glass front doors as parishers were receiving communion. fortunately no one was injured. the fbi is helping out with the investigation. some scary moments for a coast guard crew on board of a helicopter forced to make an emergency landing on staten island. eye witnesses snapped photos of that chopper. the pilot landed because of smoke and fumes in the cockpit. the crew had come up from atlantic city to monitor an oil spill caused when a tug boat hit a fuel tanker last night. new video of a man being lift today safety after spending hours in the water off the coast of cape may, new jersey. coast card crews got a distress call from a 45-year-old who went overboard at 10:00 last night. the man treaded water for four

hours before he was spotted by a passing boat. people on that vessel tossed him a life preserver and put him on board. he was brought to shore. a bat boy injured at a baseball game. how a player who was warming up ended up sending the little boy to the hospital. a woman in new jersey turns 110 years young. and reveals the beverages she credits with helping her live so long. and after a beautiful weekend of weather, the heat and humidity are set to return.

meteorologist a new jersey woman welcomed her 12th decade on earth with what she says is a key to longevity. a beer. agnus spent 110 years old yesterday. she spent the day at her home and spent the day with 40 years of the children she helped raise as a nanny. [ audio difficulty ] >> and a frosty lager. in an interview for her 105 birthday she said she enjoyed a beer and a whiskey every day for decades. >> if it's good enough for agnus, it's good enough for the rest of us.

>> we should >> all right, jeff, things change tomorrow. >> they do. it's becoming stickier outside right now and that trend continues into tomorrow and it'll be pretty uncomfortable tomorrow afternoon. we'll get temperatures around 90 and the heat index in the mid-90s. it's old hat by now. here's a live look over towards midtown. 78 degrees and humidity at 58%. for much of the weekend the temperature was uncomfortable. 89 was the high in the park after a morning low of 71. that pressure 29.89 and falling. august 2nd. 100 was the record in 19 and at 5:53. the afternoon heat tomorrow will be on the uncomfortable side. just a slight chance tomorrow night of getting a heavier thunderstorm in parts of the area, especially north and west of new york city. there's a front moving on in and humidity. because it doesn't come through

during the daylight hours to work on hot stuff, it's going to be not much energy in atmosphere. cloudier and cooler in the week. rain is possible thursday into friday and the temperature might struggle to get to the 80-degree mark. we have big changes coming up. upper 70s in the park. a lot of 60s north and west. a pair of 6's is at monticello. the dew point that measures the amount of moisture is pleasant and now it moved to sticky and tomorrow in the oppressive category at times. much. we're watching this front slicing through the great lakes and moves on through tomorrow night and can spread a heavier shower and storm. hot and humid tomorrow. the high up to around 90. maybe low to mid-90s over

interior new jersey. the front moves through tomorrow night. still warm tuesday and a westerly and northwesterly flow. it's a drier warmth and the high up to 89. one thing i wanted to warn you about. there's a high risk of rip currents into the day tomorrow. the water temperatures may tempt you to go into the water. be careful. if you're caught in a rip current, swim parallel to shore until you're out of the current and swim back. accuweather forecast, mostlyc clear and warm. we're down to 73. it's warm at 7 in the morning. temperatures in the mid-70s and up to 90 tomorrow afternoon. hot and humid out there. a shower and thunderstorm in the area. could be on the heavy side. a slight risk north and west. very warm on tuesday and less humid, 89. clouds and sun wednesday and later in the week much cooler and there could be rain in here, maybe a soaking for thursday into friday. we have to watch how far north that moves.

we'll go town by town next half hour. >> thank you, jeff. laura behnke up next with sports. >> the excitement is back in flushing where tonight at city field they were partying like it was 1986 in the biggest game of the season to this point. the mets flashing the power early against the nationals tonight as they made a move to join washington in first place.

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started and the next batter daniel murphy playing copy cat. he can show the power as well. mets go back to back and 3-1 now, after yoenis got his first hit, lucas duda will bring him in. the mets get 5 and noah syndergaard dominant. he allowed two solo home runs. tyler clippard came in for his first save as a met. gets the flyout to end it. 5-2. yes, in deed, the mets are back in first place. if you like lopsided baseball games this weekend there was a series in chicago played just for you. the yankees and white sox are two of the hottest teams in the american league right now. each other. the trend continuing this chicago. game. this. solo home run and the yankees beginning a big play at the plate. brett gardner with the single.

the yanks get 5 in the inning and they led 6-0. mark teixeira playing like an all star. that's his 29th home run of the season. solo shot, 7-0. evan nova allowed one run and struck out 7. 12-3 the yankees win the game and the series. >> you go to three cities and win two and tie another. late nights and a lot of games and a lot of heat, the guys did a great job. 57 days ago history was made as american pharoah capture it had first triple crown and today the world's most famous horse was back and picking up where he left off. he competed for the first time in the haskell invitational. he made his move on the final turn. after that nobody was coming close. american pharoah wins once again in front of a record crowd of

nearly 61,000. >> you know, this horse, he just keeps bringing it. he showed me, i'm all emotional. he's just a great horse. i couldn't believe the crowd, how loud it was. >> much more ahead in sports. when we return, football. the jets with a training camp injury today and the giants continue to deal with their life without jason pierre-paul even though they don't know how long that will last. she's now a rising star in the nba coaching wow, time warner cable really upgraded their network. 300 meg internet, clearer picture. i know, we get almost 20,000 movies and shows on demand. our new dvr records six shows at once. why didn't we switch sooner? right? everything's better. [bad violin playing] well, almost everything. we're making things better. enhanced dvr, nearly 20,000 on demand titles, and up to 300 meg internet. including free wifi at home and on the go. switch today, and for a limited time,

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good news football fans. this is the last sunday without at least one game played until february. we're still going to talk pig skin as training camp rolls along for the giants. pierre-paul. jerry reese expressing concern the situation. the confidence hasn't waivered for the defense. >> we're going to be really good defensively. we're going to surprise people. we have five defensive ends that can play at a high level. our defense will be a better unit than it was last year. there playing. >> the jets are four days into their training camp and the

first day off coming tomorrow but not before another workout today and a potential cause for concern. hmuhammed wilkerson left early tweaking a hamstring. they can't really afford to lose another guy. >> they're off tomorrow, so i don't think it was serious. if it loosens up he should be okay. he shouldn't be out long. >> there you have it. it's been a good season for becky hammond. she became the first female coach of a summer league team and they won the whole thing and today she was honored for her playing resume. she was inducted into the liberty's ring of honor. she led the team to three finals appearances and now she's an assistant coach with the spurs. it all began right here. >> i just want you guys to know that i'm from south dakota but my mommy would slap me silly if i forget my roots and you guys

are part of my roots. >> there was also a game at the garden today. the liberty hosting the storm. tina charles leading the way for new york. she finished with a game high 29 points. it was still a one point game at the half. the liberty made their move after the break. third quarter was big. candace wiggins dialling up the three. the liberty win and i'm not sure if you're going to stop smiling any time soon. >> no. it's the greatest day since the dawn of time. >> we still have two months left in the regular season. it's going to get better. >> greater days could follow. thank you, laura. >> still ahead on eye witness news, nine people shot at a party in brooklyn. video of the gunmen in action. they're on the run. new details on a second american who could be in trouble for taking part in another illegal lion hunt. from perspective fiance to

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she'll be buried in the same cemetery as her mother, whitney houston. she died last sunday in hospice six months after being found unresponsive in a bathtub. topping the news this half hour, a violent weekend in new york city from friday night through today. shootings spread between the bronx and brooklyn. at least three people are dead. in one shooting in brooklyn, a pair of gunmen shot nine people. >> it happened at a party in died. police released video of the shooting and the suspects that they're looking for. >> kimberly richardson has the details from east new york. >> reporter: by the time the bullets stopped flying in stanley avenue, six women and three men had been hit in the neck, legs and arms. >> as i was walking to my car you just heard shots fired and everybody, you seen everybody scattered. >> reporter: the youngest 19, oldest 38.

>> you say he's feeling a burning sensation in his foot. ones shot? >> yes. gunmen? >> no, i don't think so. >> reporter: what started as a memorial celebration in the backyard of this home turned into an ugly crime scene stretching several blocks. this bmw smeared with blood one piece to this violent puzzle. the party, sources say, for a 12-year-old little girl who lived here but died from asthma three years ago. each year family and friends get together to remember her and things were going just fine last night until about 2:15 this morning. police say that's when several people tried to get into the party. we're told no and pulled out guns and opened fire. >> those who lived here were not intimidated. >> reporter: sources tell eye witnesses news, detectives found eight shell casings and one bullet fragment.

her family didn't want to go on camera. folks were seen going in and out of the home. one are looking at are surveillance video. there are many cameras on homes in the crime scene as well as one run by the nypd. some are fed up with the violence. >> it's kind of scary. what can i do? i live here. >> reporter: a community well aware this is not the last time they'll see this. >> young black and latino men are dying with regularity. we're not doing anything about it. >> reporter: at this hour, police have not yet made any arrests. all nine victims are expected to recover. in east new york, kemberly richardson, channel 7 eye witness news. a call tonight for safety changes to stretch limos following a crash that killed four young women riding in a limo. days after the deadly accident

last month the eye witness news investigative team looked into loopholes for stretch limo safety standards. the report found little regulation for changes to the vehicles. charles schumer says there should be standards for altering limos. >> whe secondary market manufacturers tear them apart stretching them thin and adding tv's, they end up blocking emergency exits, weakening the by little. for every inch they're stretched they become more and more of a death trap. >> senator schumer wants the federal government to impose new requirements for converting cars into limos including side impact air bags and reenforced frames. municipal identification cards are available to residents of newark. the cards will serve of proof of identity regardless of

immigration status. it'll help card holders and open bank accounts. the cards are available to all newark residents 14 and older. verizon workers will work without a contract, though a possible strike still looms. union leaders say more negotiations are scheduled with the wireless carrier. verizon is demanding cuts in job and job security as well as in retirement benefits. verizon said the union's proposals are unrealistic and out of touch in today's marketplace. the contract covers 39,000 employees in nine states. new developments in the controversy surrounding the doe of cecil the lion. another american could be in trouble accused of taking part of an illegal hunt. >> reporter: a new image of

jerricho, his campaign released. international outrage. the group apologizing for what they say was a case of mistaken identity. the news comes as the government announced a second american is wanted in connection with another illegal lion killing in april. that investigation is ongoing as is the country's pursuit of dr. walter palmer, the dentist who is wanted for killing the most famous lion, cecil. theo, his hunting guide, saying the hunt went wrong from the beginning say they never meant to hunt on the land where he was shot. dr. palmer hasn't been seen since closing his dental office six days ago, his representative did voluntarily reach out to fish and wild liar investigators. the agency acknowledging his cooperation. in the wake of his killing,

these images saturday night of endangered species illuminating the empire state billing. >> this weekend they announced the hunting of all lions, leopards is suspended but they rely heavily on the high priced hunting fees. they'll rely on public donations to keep them afloat. a scare for a bat boy on a baseball field struck in the head by a player warming up. how the boy is doing tonight and how crews managed to respond so quickly. cameras mounted on bicycle helmets. why riders are wearing them and what they end up proving. a live look outside on this sunday night.

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a bat boy is in critical condition tonight after he was struck on the head by a bat. 9-year-old keiser carlisle went to retrieve a bat yesterday at a college baseball came in kansas and he ran right by the on deck circle where a batter was taking practice swings.

fortunately emts were close by. >> the one lady that was working on me finished working on me and the other one grabbed her oxygen and ran out. they were here for me and i am fine. them being on the property made them be able to get to that boy sooner. >> the team's president released a statement expressing the team's deep affection for keiser and requesting prayers for his recovery. with more bicycles on the road these days and accidents on the rise, cyclists are taking extra steps to protect themselves. small cameras mounted on the top of their helmets have almost become like a black box. video can provide valuable evidence for close calls with vehicles. >> reporter: watch this cyclist's helmet camera as it captures a frightening collision. the biker slamming on his brakes. this suv knocking him down. the driver then taking off.

>> i was really angry at the guy. i could have been seriously injured. >> reporter: luckily trip suffered minor injuries. his camera also appears to show the driver holding his phone. tonight, thanks to that footage, the driver is facing potential charges. >> if you're driving don't look at your phone, please. you're kill someone. >> reporter: more and more cyclists are turning to helmet cameras because some drivers don't understand that cyclists have the same rights as any other vehicles on the road. 50,000 cyclists are hurt every year in accidents with cars. hundreds of them fatal. you're calling it protection. how is it protection? >> it's evidence. if you get hit by a car, it's no contest. >> reporter: tonight the driver of this pickup truck in legal trouble after this standoff caught on camera. watch as the cyclist makes a

rude gesture. the driver getting angry and blocking his path and cutting off the cyclist. that driver, johnny mcintosh getting out and allegedly assaulting the cyclist. mcintosh pleading not. a romantic moment was interrupted when his proposal to stop a robbery. a man walked up to the register and demanded cash. the robber and a employee got into a scuffle. so nick stepped in and grabbed the crook from behind, holding him until the cops arrive sgld at the end of the day when i lay down at night i did the best i could and that's it. >> police took the suspect into custody and nick got back to the reason for the dinner date. by the way, his girlfriend is now his fiance.

>> well, i'm sure she is. >> what a story to tell they have. >> yes. get ready for more humidity. >> the return of 90-degree temperatures, plus when we could see rain.

meteorologist jeff smith is thousands of new yorkers turned out for a parade today celebrating international day of friendship. brooklyn borough president eric adams led the unity parade of flags in a march from the brooklyn bridge to the plaza. it's meant to promote solidarity and respect for diversity and a mutual understanding. >> very nice. >> good day for a parade. >> oh, yeah. >> better today than tomorrow, right? >> yes, yes. definitely. humidity is creeping up and it's going to reach a high point tomorrow afternoon when temperatures will feel like they're in the mid-90s. actual temperatures up to 90.

with the humidity you know the drill. it'll feel warmer. 78 right now and clear skies and a calm wind as we look over towards midtown, manhattan. highs today up to 92 in newark. newark is in the middle of the heat wave. they've had six consecutive days of 90 plus. it'll be a week long heat wave and we haven't had a heat so far this year. 89 was the high in the park. 86 on the island at islip. temperatures falling off nicely well north and west down to 66 in middle town and monticello. 68 at kingston and poughkeepsie. humidity starting to creep up right now. feels sticky. 73 at belmar, 76 at islip. we're watching a front moving through lower michigan and the great lakes. this has a line of severe thunderstorms associated with it. it'll move through tomorrow night versus tomorrow afternoon. that's a big difference in terms

of what kind of thunderstorm activity we get around here. because it moves through not during the hottest part of the day, the storms won't get a chance to turn too strong in our area. there could be a heavier gustier storm north and west of new york city. we'll track it for you on the future cast. you'll wake up to sunshine tomorrow morning. during the course of the day th the front approaching from the west. there could be maybe just a scattered or isolated shower during the afternoon north and west for the city. tomorrow evening into tomorrow night we look for a line of storms to approach from the west and the north and it'll tend to weaken by the time it gets into new york city and the i-95 corridor and there could be a scattered shower or storm lingering before a dryer air mass moves in tuesday. tuesday will be warm. up near 90 in spots. the humidity will have lowered by then. lows down to 73 in the park and you're already in the 60s north

and west and you'll stay there. you'll get in the low 60s in monticello and sussex. highs tomorrow 90 in and 92 at morris town and the low 90s at newark. 86 on the island at islip. recapping this beach and boating forecast for tomorrow. the rip current risk is high. just be careful. stay out of the water if you can. dangerous lately. water to 77 down the jersey shore. weather wellness for tomorrow, air quality is moderate and uv index is an 8 and we're heading into that late summer pollen season with a moderate to high levels of pollen in the area. accuweather forecast mainly sunny and warm. 75. we get up to 90 in the afternoon. hot and humid and patchy clouds tomorrow night and a shower or thunderstorm in the area and 76. a dryer heat on tuesday. 87 wednesday with a mix of clouds and sun.

clouds increase thursday into friday. there could be steady rain and that'll keep our temperatures from reaching 80 in our spots. that'll be fine tuning that forecast and bill evans back in the morning with more. >> that's an interesting end to the week. >> oh, yeah. below normal for a change. >> that'll do it thanks for staying up late i'm sandra bookman. >> i'm joe torres. eye witness news returns tomorrow morning at 4:30. make it a great night, everyone.

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