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i couldn't look in the mirror at myself. because i would just be hurt. >> a grieving daughter looking for the man accused of killing her mother. a man she never expected would turn her life upside down. >> good evening, i'm david navarro in for bill ritter. >> i'm sade baderinwa. the family speaking with eyewitness news news, 39-year- old olga dejesus found dead in her home. cops say they know who killed her. they just can't find her.

we have more on the exclusive details from catalina. >> reporter: the man accused of strangling this woman was her fiance. last seen walking into here, newark penn station. this is the last image they have of the suspect. now, after 10 months of searching for this man, the family is making a plea tonight. yet again. and turn yourself in. and give them some closure. >> family members say olga love. engaged to be married to lamont stephenson the happiest they can remember. but essex county prosecutors and newark police say the man she planned to grow old with took her life. >> everything i do reminds me have various points. i can't look in the mirror at myself because ha would just be -- that would just be her. >> dejesus' daughter knows

something was wrong last october when she didn't hear from her mother and she went to check on her mother at the steven crane village houses in dead. >> and my friend said why don't you go upstairs? i don't want to go upstairs because i will see something i >> turning blue. responders. this wasn't supposed to happen. not like this. no signs. nothing. >> stephenson hasn't been seen since. detectives spotted him on surveillance cameras at newark penn station after the murder. they believe he went to the norfolk virginia or myrtle beach south carolina area. and family members say the couple reunited after their 20- year high school reunion. they never saw any problems. >> nothing abnormal. everything was normal.

he fooled us. and he changed our lives forever. >> everybody says do the right thing and turn yourself in. >> reporter: and the suspect is a father of four. a $10,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. reporting live in newark, channel 7 eyewitness news. and exclusive video tonight of a violent police takedown in the bronx that left four cops hurt. the video you will only see on eyewitness news shows the officer chasing two suspects following a home invasion. one suspect managed to escape but police caught up with the other man and struggled to subdue him. during the takedown one officer suffered multiple ire injuries to his head. one suspect is in custody. the other still on the loose. new details on a deadly accident in a shipping terminal in new jersey. judy jones was struck by a large top loader being operated

by a fellow worker at the port in elizabeth this afternoon. jones died at the scene. several agencies, including the port authority, are investigating the accident at this time. new at 11:00, james holmes, the colorado movie theater shooter, will spend the rest of his life in prison. jurors dismissed tonight, after failing to reach a unanimous decision on the death penalty, leaving the sentence in the hands of the judge. >> we the jury do not have a unanimous final sentencing verdict. >> the theater killer james holmes will spend the rest of his life in prison without parole. the jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict for the death penalty after seven hours of deliberating. the 27-year-old who killed 12 people and wounded 70 others will not be executed. >> i think that is outrageous. i still think death is justice for what that guy did. >> the 3 1/2 month long trial was an emotional rollercoaster. for the victims and their families.

>> that's not justice. you know, he is living. he is breathing. and our loved ones are gone. >> ashley mosser was paralyzed in the shooting spree and lost her 6-year-old daughter veronica, the youngest victim. >> i don't know who i am anymore. i'm not a mom. >> this was the same jury that rejected holmes insanity defense. so many lives cut short. and others impacted forever by the killing. >> there will never be closure for these families, for these victims. they will carry the scars, they will carry the pain, and emotionally and physically, for the rest of their lives. >> and the holmes family says they are deeply sorry this has happened, and they are so sorry that the victims and families have suffered such tremendous loss. david? new at 11:00, a bronx woman robbed by an armed man wearing a scary halloween mask talks to us about her frightening or

deal, all caught on surveillance videos. tim fleischer spoke to the clerk who was still shaken by the encounter in the bronx. >> i couldn't think or anything. i cannot talk. i was shocked. somebody help. i am shocked. i am still scared. >> reporter: frightened beyond belief, wendy came face to face with a dangerous thief, while she was working her usual night shift, at this laundromat. the suspect, caught on security camera, came into the laconia avenue laundromat around 9:00 thursday night. he pulled a handgun. and demanded money. at one point in the video, you can see him grab wendy. >> i had to give him money. if i don't give him, he would have killed me. that is scary. >> reporter: the suspect is wearing a zombie like mask which police are hoping is a telling clue for someone. >> give me money. this money. >> i don't know what he is doing here. there is is a mask. i was shocked. >> reporter: he forced whitney

over here to the counter and once behind it, he shoves her out of the way. >> i have to open the cash register. and then he grabbed money. >> reporter: he pulls the entire cash drawer out and shoves it into a black bag. he gets about $246, police say. and then quickly walks out of the laundromat. >> he should be in prison. >> reporter: police are hoping someone recognizes the suspect's hair or if it is a wig and the mask. as she went about her work this night, wiping down and cleaning the machines, she is relieved she has come through this terrifying or deal. >> i am still scared, you know. real scarry. still scared. >> reporter: police say the suspect got away, in a gray jeep suv, and they are looking for him. reporting from laconia, tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. a case of legionnaire's disease has been diagnosed in roslyn county, shutting down a factory where the person worked. the orangeburg complex was evacuated and the cooling

towers are being disinfected. it is not known where the workers contracted the disease. and teams will start working tomorrow in the bronx, where the outbreak is out there and they are testing every single cooling tower. >> we must rule out the problems and find the source and prevent further spread. >> 1101 people have contracted the disease -- 101 people have 10 have died. police are looking into what led into the horrifying death of a 20 day old baby found in a court yard after investigators believe he was tossed out of a fourth floor apartment window. police are questioning his parents and the people in the apartment. josh hettinger is joining us with the latest on the story. josh? >> reporter: in the last couple of hour, the medical examiner revealed this two-week-old baby boy died of blunt trauma to the head and torso. and then laid out a list of specific internal injuries that are still disturbing, i will not read them to you.

suffice it to say tonight, that they have ruled this a homicide. >> for hours, tonight, detectives questioned family members of riswon ahmad, a baby boy who never made it to his one month baby, because they think someone hurled him like a piece of trash from a fourth floor bathroom window and didn't care enough to come down stairs. >> i didn't think it was a baby. i thought somebody threw something out. but then i saw it. >> it was this woman who heard the thud and spotted the 20 day old lifeless body in a courtyard and called 911. they tried to get her to perform cpr, she couldn't bring herself to try. >> i saw blood everywhere. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: as the shock steeps through this richmond hill community, eyewitness news says that the baby's seem to show no emotion. police took the 40-year-old fath near question.

the baby's mother hospital hospitalized for observation. >> the way the baby was positioned in the courtyard that there was no possible way this a child, a 7 or 8-year-old could have thrown him out of the window. it definitely was an adult who launched the baby, threw him. and he fell down into the courtyard. >> reporter: there were two other kids in that apartment, ages 3 and 8. it is not clear tonight where they are. in the meantime, detectives from queens homicide continue to interview family members of that little boy, here at the 102 precinct stationhouse. investigators refer to this case as senseless. we're live in the richmond hill queens area tonight, josh hettinger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> just so tragic, thank you, josh. new video tonight of the nypd officers rescuing a toddler locked in a hot car in brooklyn. the mother of the 2-year-old accidentally locked the child

in the and immediately called police and officers forced to break a window to unlock the doors. the toddler was not hurt. will we see a sunny weather weekend? lee is in the weather center. >> great shape right now. it is almost comfortably cool outside. and the temperatures 73 degrees. and clear skies, and a couple of storms off the atlantic and let you know if they stay away. and from atlanta to the china sea, this is a typhoon slamming typhoon tonight and heading to china. the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, lee. a family comes home to find their locks changed and strangers telling them they can't come inside. we will see what the bad guys wanted. plus, a major subway service

disruption that will impact a the nypd's controversial stop and frisk tactics back in the news tonight. a federal monitor is asking a federal judge to sign off on revised guidelines intended to

ensure street stops are lawful, and to clarify a ban on racial profiling. officials say officers want more guidance and instruction about what exactly they can and cannot do under the law. new at 11:00, three people are under arrest in queens tonight, accused of trying to pull off a bizarre mortgage scheme. prosecutors say the defendants broke into a home in jamaica in april and changed the locks. they allegedly claimed to work for a bank holding mortgage company and ordered the homeowners to sign their house over to them. in order to gain access to get their belongings. now that senator chuck schumer announced he is voting against the iran nuclear deal, republican leaders are asking other democrats to follow suit. two house democrats have come out against the deal but the white house says they are still confident there are enough supporters that it passes. and it is suggested that

schumer's decision could jeopardize his position as future senate democratic leader. >> i wouldn't be surprised if there are members of the senate democratic caucus that will consider the voting record of those who say they would like to lead the caucus are. >> republicans are expected to pass the bill denouncing the iran deal but unlikely enough democrats would join them for a presidential veto. president obama will be making calls to congress this weekend looking to win support for the iran nuclear deal, even though he is officially on vacation. they arrived in martha's vineyard tonight. they rented a secluded home in the town of chillmar for the next two weeks. the president planning no public events on the island and return to washington august 23. subway riders, expect disruptions for an entire year. the a and c lines will run on the f track between west fourth street in manhattan and j street in brooklyn. the tunnel needs to be repaired from superstorm sandy damage.

and work will be done for 40 nonconsecutive weekends, until summer of 2016. happening now, a typhoon packing as much strength as hurricane katrina is slamming into taiwan. the typhoon made land fall a short time ago, bringing with it fierce winds and torrential rain. it has already turned deadly. cameras are rolling as one girl was rescued as she was swept away in choppy waters. two others are dead. and one is reported missing. 2million people without power. and winds 143, 145 miles an hour around taipei. incredible. and four feet of rain. can you imagine that? because of the mountainous areas and the winds going up, it enhances the rain. of spots. unbelievable. circulation. more ragged now as it is in the mountains of taiwan. that center is almost right over taipei.

just moving to the west. emerging into the china sea. and it is now going ahead as either a cat two or strong cat one strength typhoon. as it heads toward china over the next 24 hours. so just a devastating system there. and beautiful night on the west side. it looks like there are some folks out there outside. let me switch to the camera view and give them a little time on television tonight on this beautiful friday night. thanks for stopping by and watching eyewitness news. kind of cool out there with a nice breeze. the temperature is at 73. 53% humidity. the wind is actually pretty calm. the pressure is steady and the high is 84 degrees today. moving on, we have the normal high of 84. right on that, i think where we are all weekend long. sunrise and sunset times, there for you, a beautiful saturday and patchy clouds and another beautiful august weekend on the way and rain stays away until monday night. late monday night. it could be a good soaking on tuesday. no extreme heat in sight. perfect for the perseid meteor

shower coming up. low to mid-80s. very comfortable out there with the low relative humidity. right now 64 in monticello. 50s later on. comfortably cool. mostly sunny tomorrow. patchy clouds from time to time in the afternoon. especially high clouds and that's when the system offshore and a front approaching from the west. but we should get into the mid- 80s during the afternoon hours. and all right, notice the radar and the satellite and that's why we are concerned all week with the western edge of the cloud cover getting close to us, one low has pushed offshore, and it is a tandem of lows. there is one coming off of the carolina coast to the northeast we are fine. high clouds along the coast. a weak little system off to the west here and it will come in during the weekend and could give us a couple of extra clouds in the catskills on otherwise perfectly placed in weekend. temperatures in the mid-80s. it should be a great one. northeast winds tomorrow. easterly about 10 to 20. and the waves 2-5 feet. the one thing about the storms

stirring off the ocean. offshore, a little choppy. water temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. and the rip current risk is moderate with the choppy seas. be careful there, if you swim make sure you're near the lifeguards and the beaches. mostly sunny tomorrow. and comfy. a high of 85 tomorrow. sun will mix with patchy high clouds. warm and low humidity. tomorrow night down to 70. and a great looking sunday. two for two over the weekend. and sun gives way to clouds on monday. and it could be a good soaking on tuesday. maybe an inch or two of rain. showers and thunderstorms. and a one day event. and perseid meteor showers in the pre-dawn hours on thursday. 80 meteor showers per hour. a nice stretch. enjoy. up next, another reason to cup carbs. it has nothing to do with your waistline. plus this -- >> want to be mine.

>> and singing in tonight's health alert, you are what you eat, so could your food choices make you depressed. a new study links refined carbohydrates like white bread and white rice and soda, to a higher risk of depression in post menopausal women, that may be because we're finding foods that trigger a hormonal response that could lead it a so-called sugar high and subsequent crash. the study is published in the american journal of clinical nutrition. the latest internet

ain't got the money. ain't got on the racks. what you got is a disregard. >> chase carter, caught on cell phone video singing his order at an mckinney's in mississippi. and the video has gone video and hoping someone offers a recording contract. and he takes his music more seriously recently and released the first single. >> talent everywhere out there. >> he has extended it beyond the menu at mcdonald's. all day here inside, we will do that. [ laughter ] >> in sports, it could be a fun week in baseball around these parts, and then again, depending on what happens, it could be a rough weekend. straight ahead, the first place yankees battle the second place blue jays in the bronx. and mets still on the road tonight. winning the seventh straight

game, to keep the ride

i know it is early but i'm having dreams of a subway series. it is getting very intense. >> they are getting there. >> the dream is not that far away. not too far in the instance here. 54 games in 58 days for the yankees. right now first place and a chance to start running away. toronto in town trying to track them down. yankees up 4 1/2 games in the standings when this began. here is the only run given up. a so he -- solo shot from donaldson. mark at the teixeira gets this one back. 30th. it counts. and extra inning. jose batista in the top of the 10th. yankees lose 2-1 in 10. that first place lead is down to 3 1/2 games. mets and tampa bay, trying to run the winning streak to seven games and increase their first place lead. daniel murphy, homerun.

every homerun so far scored one at a time on solo homeruns including the next one. evan longoria launches this one. and 3-2 rays 8th inning. we go to the 9th. not a homerun. but this will do nicely. an rbi double. the game is tied again. until wilmer flores comes through again. it falls in for a base hit. it is a seven game winning streak. 4-3 mets win. nationals lost. mets lead up to 2 1/2 games. between those two games, eight solo homeruns. and nfl training camp rolls on, a preseason game, next thursday night, word that antonio allen out for the rest of the season with a torn achilles. and another player had wrist surgery. off the field six to eight weeks. camp rolls on. the jets will switch things up tomorrow. practice at met life stadium under the lights. fans in the stands. and something special. >> it is special for the guy,

playing in the home field. from practice. at least it looks different. even if it is not a different practice. so the fans get a lot of the guys hyped up. i am sure there will be some excitement. >> giants had a late walk through today, after a couple of days of hard hitting practice. and they opened the preseason at cincinnati. a week from today. and offensive lineman restton richburg and eric flowers able to take part, battling injuries but any work the old minds can get in, the better. >> we want to get the camaraderie going. it would be great to have them out there. but i don't want them out there if they're not healthy and rejury themselves. >> and the liberty on the road visiting chicago. two of the top teams in the east. the liberty in first place. 13-6. tiffany, the first games against her old team and tiffany prince was awesome. a two-time all-star in chicago, prince pumped in 30 points for the liberty. 77-63 liberty win. prince 11 of 14 tonight from the floor. finally, more than one way

to skin a cat.