>> now, new york's number one news. channel 7 eye witness news. >> i'm pushing, i'm pushing, she's coming. no, she's coming now. >> stuck in traffic and in labor. an expectant mother forced to deliver on the side of the road when two good samaritans rushed to her aid. a home goes up in flames. exclusive video of neighbors as they try to break down during the door to reach people trapped inside. good evening, everyone, i'm joe torres. >> i'm lauren glasburg. we begin with breaking news. a pellet gun was fired at gracy mansion. a member of the security team hit in the back. >> two were just arrested we're told. a member of the security team rushed to the hospital is expected to be okay. gracy mansion the home of the mayor and his family.

there are no other reports of any other injuries. we're hearing the mayor was not home at the time. no word just yet about the fired. when we learn more we'll bring throughout the next hour. queens. two people died in the fire. >> it started at 1 this afternoon in far rockaway. clutter inside. >> lucy yang was in far rockaway with that story. >> reporter: in this exclusive video you can see next door neighbor alex franklin desperately and valiantly trying to save his neighbor's life. >> i was shouting barbara, get out. >> reporter: early sunday afternoon flames raged through this far rockaway home. by the time firefighters were able to beat the blaze it was too late for two victims in the

kitchen a few feet apart from each other. >> the first units got here within three minutes and confronted with a heavy fire condition. we had heavy fire extending up the side of the house to the attic space. >> reporter: alex left with haunting frustrations. he was on the phone with 911 but when they kept asking for his phone number he kicked on the front door to find he was no match for this shooting flames. >> i was very angry and annoyed and they were insistent in getting my numbers and stuff. >> reporter: they described barbara as a recluse who also may have been a horder. >> barbara rarely came outside. i probably saw her ten times in 24 years. >> the house was cluttered. it hampered the first two units trying to make a push to knock down the fire. >> reporter: lucy yang channel

7 eye witness news. >> that fire happened hours after another fire in harlem at a high rise where nearly two dozen people were injured. many of them firefighters. flames shot out of this 35 story building for more than an hour at broadway and 133rd street. eye witnesses say the hallways filled with smoke as firefighters rushed to get everyone out. everyone is expected to recover from their injuries. one fast thinking teenager in the apartment next to where the fire started took charge to keep her sibellings and their dogs safe as they waited for firefighters. >> i gave them towels to put on their mouth and we were waiting for them to knock on the door and i said keep it over your mouth as we go down the stairs so we don't inhale the smoke. >> the teen could hear firefighters nearby but still called 911 and they got out safely. new jersey state police need your help finding a hit and run boater.

this boat was hit yesterday at wood port cove. two people were hurt and take a look. the danger is pretty bad. the boat that hit them may have a white cabin and aluminum propeller. new tonight a chaotic scene at a music festival on long island leaves two concert goers hurt. it happened this afternoon. >> i'll take the rest of that story. as two young people were in the audience. the rapper there jumped off the stage. people rushed to the stage and that's when the young concert goers were hurt. they're believed to be okay at this point. turning to the bronx. seven people hurt after a church van collides with a truck. the crash happened just after midnight on interstate 95. the impact ejected four people from the church van onto the roadway. the van clipped a box truck as it tried to exit. the truck crashed into a third

car. the victims injuries are not life threatening. three americans who thwarted a terror attack will meet with the french president tomorrow. they spoke about their ordeal during a news conference. they subdued the gunmen when the man burst into the car. one person had already been shot. u.s. airmen spencer stone said he knew they had to act. >> alex hit me on the shoulder and said let's go and ran down, tackled him, we hit the ground. alex grabbed the gun and i put him in a choke hold. seemed like he kept pulling more weapons left and right. >> stone suffered serious cuts as he struggled with the suspect. he had a box cutter. tomorrow the three heros will receive the legion of honor award. president obama back in washington after spending some time with his family during their annual summer vacation in martha's vineyard.

he has his work cut out for him. the house and senate are scheduled to return to session after labor day. the president will have to build support for his nuclear deal with iran and he'll be looking for a budget compromise to avoid another government shutdown. today former president jimmy carter led his first sunday school lesson since announcing his cancer diagnosis. about twice as many people attended the georgia church than on a typical sunday. the former president explained his treatment and how doctors discovered the disease was spreading. >> they removed part of my liver and they got all the cancer from my liver. then we had another mri and i have four places in my brain and so this thursday they treated that with radiation and i'm taking to stimulate my autoimmune system. >> the 90-year-old says radiation is complete and his remaining treatments will be

administered through an iv and plans to stay as active as possible but will use this as an opportunity to cut back. his sermon today was about love. it focussed on his relationship with his wife of 69 years. a request for president obama tonight to declare a plaza outside the stone wall a national monument. city controller scott stringer wrote to the president last week pushing for christopher park to get the distinction. the stone wall is a private business and is not eligible for national monument status. the iconic gay bar where rites took place is considered as the birthplace of the modern lgbt movement. good news for drivers in the garden state. gas prices in some parts of new jersey dipping below $2 a gallon. prices as low as $1.97 offered at this gas station in wood bridge. this is the ninth straight week gas prices have dropped.

the state average is $2.32 a gallon but prices are expected to keep dropping through the fall. growing concerns over topless women in time square. now the state officials have stepped in. why they were questioning the nearly naked panhandlers today. the new security measures amtrak is putting in place for passengers on their trains. no hospitals, no doctors, just two good samaritans that helped deliver a baby on the side of the road. i'm rene stoll and i have the dad's story coming up. the humidity is here but here to stay for a couple days

we continue to follow breaking news. a member of mayor de blasio security has been hit in the back with a pellet gun. we're learning the officer was getting out of an unmarked police car at gracy mansion and she felt something in her back. she was taken to the hospital for bruising. two people were just arrested. we'll bring you more information as the details come in throughout the newscast. the death toll from the air show crash feared to be worst than first thought. a fighter jet crashed onto a busy road yesterday while attempting a loop maneuver. it was first reported that 7 people on the ground were killed. police now believe the death

toll will rise to 11 when all the wreckage is removed tomorrow. the pilot survived. amtrak boost it had security procedure to better protect passengers and employees. the security measures include adding explosive detection k-9 teams and increase inging security teams. they'll share intelligence and conduct joint security exercises. amtrak says the changes are not due to any specific threat. comedian tracy morgan who survived a horrific crash on the new jersey turnpike is reportedly a married man. people.com reports that he tied the knot with his long time fiance this evening. in june of last year he was in a serious car accident that killed his friend and left morgan critically injured and needing long term rehabilitation. his wife is quoted as saying after almost losing tracy last

year, i'm so grateful to finally be married to the love of my life. >> good for him. as you know, traffic on the jersey shore can be a nightmare, especially when a baby is coming. one couple in new jersey found that out the hard way. rose and trevor gave birth on the side of the road in seabright. two well trained good samaritans happened to be close by. rene stoll has more. >> reporter: lauren, you're a mom. picture this. the traffic is so bad that this, the side of the road is the best and basically the only place to deliver a baby. i just got done talking to the father and honestly you're going to have to listen to him tell the story. little baby bella rose was so eager to join the world saturday night that her parents have now nicknamed her bella road. yes, as in side of the road. >> we're going to hit some traffic. >> reporter: that was the

warning 23-year-old trevor gave his pregnant wife rose as they loaded into their car headed to the hospital after her water broke. sure enough, they got stuck in traffic. >> i look over and i see her stomach. she's screaming and stuff. she's in labor and i see her stomach and i'm like it's smaller. it like shrunk. >> reporter: bumper to bumper they realized they weren't going to make it to the hospital. >> i need to push, she's coming, she's coming. she's coming now. that's when she puts the seat in recline and takes her pants off and i see the baby's head and i'm like oh, my god, no. >> reporter: in a panic he started honking his horn for help when he called 911. >> i saw her eyes, i saw her whole head. she wasn't crying and i started freaking out. i didn't think she was alive. >> reporter: luckily the car in front of him had a trauma nurse and nearby was emt lauren.

>> her head and shoulder were already out and it was literally like you ready to push? push and she did. >> reporter: 7-pound 13-ounce bella rose made it through the delivery and so did mom. they're both doing great. >> i'm so thankful she's healthy and my wife is healthy. what a story. she's going to love this when she's older and gets to see all this. >> reporter: what a story she will have to tell when she's older. the couple also has a 17-month old who was born in the hospital. i understand he's already doting over his baby sister. reporting live in new jersey, rene stoll channel 7 eye witness news. >> thank you. good fortune to have an emt close by. my oh my. apple recalls some of its i-phones. the surprising reason why. also, speculation growing that vice president joe biden will jump into the race for the white house. other presidential candidates

weigh in about that possibility. rap erper -- maybe a storm overnight. will it last into the workweek? jeff smith is back with your

brace yourself everyone. not what you want to see before labor day. snow. at least it's in alberta, canada. they got their first taste of winter there. today is august 23rd. just checking.

on friday the city of calgary had flurries. not much accumulation. in higher elevations closer to the rocky mountains, snow blanketed the ground. >> that's just wrong. >> i'll pretend this didn't even happen. somebody is going to be in big trouble. >> don't even start talking about what we think winter will be like here. we're still in summer and another nice day. >> we go day by day here. >> yes. we like the 80s. >> yes, the 80s will continue all week. we have a couple of muggy days and a beautiful stretch beginning on wednesday. a live look outside right now towards the empire state building. 75 now and humidity way up at 76%. it's humid out there. the high on the day up to 85 after a morning low of 70. you noticed it was a muggier day than yesterday. august 23rd typically we get up to 82 and we beat that by 3 degrees. 92 the record and the sun coming up at a quarter past 6.

there could be a passing shower monday night. we've basically taken shower and thunderstorm chances out of the forecast tomorrow. thunder does threatening on tuesday as a cold front approaches from the west. behind that front it becomes much less humid on wednesday. that can last all the way through next weekend. we have good news for you. 67 sussex, you're 63 at monticello. 64 at morris town. upper 60s and low 70s down the jersey shore. the radar and satellite not showing much. we had a couple of showers earlier this evening over eastern parts of long island and towns of suffolk county. you still can't rule something out because we have moisture lurking off shore. with the wind off the ocean some of the showers may move in that direction. i'm not impressed with that chance overnight. there's a cold front approaching cleveland, ohio, moving on late monday night through tuesday.

warm and humid and the high up to 86 degrees. feeling even warmer with the humidity. on tuesday the front approaches and stalls out for a time over the region. that can be the focussing mechanism for a thunderstorm or two during the day. the high up to 85. later on tuesday the less humid air moves in. accuweather forecast going like this, partly to mostly cloudy and humid. could be a stray shower east of the city. we're down to 71. 72 at 7 in the morning. clouds and sun rather humid. during the day partly sunny. highs in the middle and upper 80s. could be a passing shower tomorrow night and down to 72. better shot at a shower or thundershower on tuesday. the high up to 85. check out the rest of the week. 85, much less humid on wednesday and mid-80s thursday and friday. the only little fly will be a shower north and west of the city on thursday. we're clear sailing friday through the weekend. looking great out there. late summer warmth. >> nice end to august.

>> your days off thursday and friday. laura behnke up next with sports. we know the met's division lead remains healthy. they still might want to petition the league to always play the rockies the rest of the year. today their dominance over colorado just continued as an unlikely pitching hero did more than enough to make up for matt harvey's skipped start.

the yankees in danger of losing i don't know about you guys but i love colorado this time of year. >> you do. you really do. you would like the mets to play the rockies from here on out. it's not breaking news they're playing good baseball right now. this weekend the last place rockies were more than happy to contribute to the cause. quickly becoming the met's punching bag. in colorado new york was looking for the 11th straight win. three wild pitches in the frame. two of them scored runs as the mets easily went up 3-0.

they added to it in the third. anthony wrecker the double to left. will flores. he did more than enough. he allowed one run in 8 innings and struck out 8. 5-1 the mets with their first sweep in denver in franchise history. the wait is nearly over met's fan. tomorrow night david wright is expected to make his return. the captain will be activated off the disabled list and put in the starting lineup for his april. jorge pasada was honored as his number was retired. andy pettitte took his place in yankee's history. he saw his 46 officially retired in a pregame ceremony in the bronx. unveiling his plaque that will hang in monument park.

the entire core four was there to celebrate. pettitte thanking many people, especially the fans. >> i am truly a product of great people, a great family, great teammates, great fans and a great organization. >> well, then pettitte was throwing out the first pitch to pasada. we go to the 3rd and cc sabathia gets gomes with the strikeout. he left the game with right knee pain. the offense got something going in the 7th. carlos beltran two score on that double. that makes it a tie game. next inning, francisco lindor with the big swing. the indians take the lead and they keep it. 4-3 the yankees lose the game, they lose the series. would they also lose their division lead? the blue jays in anaheim. they're closing in. toronto trailed 5-1.

jose baa -- 12-5 toronto now a half game up on the yankees. we have much more ahead in sports. jason pierre-paul breaks through with his silence in the twitter world. while his team deals with more injuries. two players now out for the season. the preseason is only halfway over.

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call 1-800-341-9716. there is no timetable for jason pierre-paul's timetable but today he addressed the fireworks accident for the first time tweeting that it isn't a setback. lost a finger, lol. more injuries are mounting for big blue after last night's win over the jaguars. bennett jackson is out for the season after tearing his acl and justin curry also done for the year with a fractured foot. linebacker john beason is week to week. he'll be ready for the opener. as for the jets, they were back on long island for the annual family night practice at hofstra. 11,000 fans on hand. wilkerson returning to practice with a hamstring injury. he's hopeful the defensive

linemen will be able to play saturday against the giants. the fedex cup playoffs begin next week. there was only one way for tiger woods to earn a spot. with a win today and he was in great position. then trouble on the 11th hole in the final round today. woods would go -- a great day for davis love iii. the 51-year-old wins it all. he becomes the third oldest to win a pga tour event. the racing world is on edge tonight after another horrible reminder of how dangerous the sport really is. today a frightening scene at pocono raceway after indy car driver justin wilson was air lifted from the course and taken to a local hospital. another car hit the wall and sent part of the car onto the track and into wilson's car.

it left him unconscious as he was attended to by doctors on site. wilson suffer add severe head injury and currently in a como in critical condition. it was a battle of one versus two as liberty traveled to indiana to meet the second place fever. went down to the wire. liberty trailing by a point and a chance for the walk off win. price coming up just short. 80-79, the liberty fall and they have a one game lead in the eastern conference standings. >> david wright back tomorrow. >> back tomorrow. we'll be in philly. >> thank you, laura. baseball, another fan smacked in the face by a foul ball. one of baseball's biggest stars speaks out about safety concerns for fans at the stadium and what he wants the league to do. nearly naked and looking for crash. the state steps into the fight square. presidential candidates weigh in on rumors that vice

president biden will join the race.

plus, donald trump answe we are following breaking news. a member of mayor de blasio's security team was hit in the back with a pellet gun. >> it happened just after 7 at gracy mansion on the upper east side. lucy yang just arrived on the scene. >> reporter: that's right. we're on east 89 street and east

end avenue where there was a shooting incident outside gracy mansion this evening. pellet gun. this is what we're learning. a female officer assigned to the mayor security detail was getting out of an unmarked police cruiser this evening when the lower back. she was struck by a pellet from a pellet gun. she was taken to the hospital but is said to be fine. the mayor was never at risk. his security was never at risk because he and his wife were not home at the time. this was the weekend they took their son donte to college. shortly after, two people were arrested. they are now being questioned in this pellet gun incident. they might be a young couple from the area and that there may have been other shootings recently. again, a female officer was struck this evening in the lower back. she's said to be suffering from

bruising but is expected to be fine. the shooting happened right outside the entrance to gracy mansion. >> lucy, thank you for that update. a shootout with a suspect in upstate new york leaves the suspect dead and two police officers with gunshot wounds. the officers spotted the suspect wanted for a car jacking in troy. the suspect fired the first shot and officers fired back. the suspect was hit multiple times. one officer was hit in the legs and the other in the shoulder. both officers are recovering and are expected to survive. a teenage boy is in critical condition after being shot early this morning in brooklyn. it happened on cooper's street just before 3. investigators say the gunman took off after shooting the 17-year-old. the victim is at king's county hospital fighting for his life. in brooklyn a brother and sister who work for the fdny both under arrest. they were off duty when a

scuffle broke out with police. firefighter aaron gardner and emt janice gardner face charges including resisting arrest. a fight broke out at midnight in bedford sty. one of the siblings disagreed with an arrest of a man and they started punching the officer. a suffolk county cracks the case of her own stolen truck. she knew that some of her bank card that had been in the truck had been use in deed river head. she went to where the cards had been use and had found her truck at a 7/11 parking lot. she called police and when a man tried to get into the truck the woman's son and a bystander held him until police arrived. andrew barenzi was arrested and faces stolen property charges. fire edge water, new jersey, renewed their

plea for tougher laws seven months after a blaze there. nearly half the complex was destroyed and 500 people were forced from their homes. the bergen county fire chiefs association started a push for tougher state laws. they said legislatures promised actions but no new laws were put into place. >> we're here calling for changes in the building code. not just to protect the citizens of new jersey and beyond but also our brother and sister firefighters that fight these fires and put their lives on the line. we need this change and we need it now. >> suggested improvements to the fire code include reducing the size and height of lightweight buildings and require masonry concrete fire walls between buildings. thousands of volunteers are getting ready for pope frances's visit to philadelphia. 8,000 people have passed

criminal background checks and 2,000 volunteers are needed before heading to the meeting in philadelphia the pope will head to dc and then head to new york and attend a service at the 9/11 memorial and the pontiff will celebrate mass at madison square garden. the race for president heating up with speculation that joe biden is seriously considering joining the race. the other presidential candidates both democrats and republicans weigh in on the potential new competitor as they face tough new campaign questions of their own. >> reporter: a surprise sit down, a fresh political me moe. new signs joe biden is nearing a decision on a run for president. over the weekend he met with democratic heavy elizabeth warren. a last minute huddle. current candidate martin o mall live says the more the merrier. >> he's a very, very good and decent man.

it would be nice to have at least one more lifelong democrat in the race. >> reporter: abc got a memo from his supporters. draft biden urges democrats to candidacy. richardson bet against a biden run. >> i don't think he gets in. i think the personal situation he's going through and the fact that hillary clinton is way ahead. i don't think he gets in. >> reporter: donald trump also weighed in on the vice president. >> would he be a tougher opponent than hillary? >> i don't think so. i think they're the same. >> reporter: trump is dominating his rivals using illegal immigration to electrify supporters. so far he hasn't detailed his plans. >> how are you going to round them up and where are you going to get the money and forces? exactly how are you going to do it? >> it's called management.

the first thing we have to do is secure the border. it's called management. >> do you expect neighbors to turn in neighbors? >> i don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: a summer of intrigue and questions on both sides of the aisle. a rapper in big trouble for going back to the future. coming up, wiz khalifa arrested after riding a hover board at the airport. meteorologist jeff smith

returns new york governor andrew cuomo steps into the debate square. state investigators swarmed the tour -- in this contest the city tries to figure out how to manage the influks of panhandlers. >> lucy yang has the story. >> we're having a good time out here. >> reporter: angel bunting has been working time square all summer. her outfit, face paint, feathers and not much else. do you feel this is indecent? >> we're celebrating new york, being a woman and time square. >> reporter: they have officials in a sqaundry.

the mayor threatened to shut down it to vehicles again. the governor has joined in the fight. state troopers are investigating the bare breasts to see if they're in compliance with labor and tax laws. >> they wanted to know if we clock in and out at a certain time. what were our hours? >> reporter: mayor giuliani cleaned this up making it more family friendly. now years later they're back and families are offended. >> there's little children coming by and it's not good for them. >> reporter: however, we found other families and tourists supportive of the women. >> i think it's fantastic. i think it's great showing equaltive for women's rights. >> they're expressing themselves. why not? >> it's not prostitution. it's not selling their bodies. they're working. >> reporter: angel says her father is a police officer in the south and he supports her

second job. if officials can't figure out how to keep their clothes on the cold weather will have a say in that in a few months. in time square, lucy yang, channel 7 eye witness news. i-phone users, apple has recalled some of the newest phones following blurry photos. the recall affects some i-phone 6 plus phones sold between september 2014 and january of this year. apple says there a defective component with the camera on the back that causes photos to come out fuzzy. apple will replace the i-side camera for free. rapper wiz khalifa was arrested after refusing to get off his hover board at the airport. a series of photos posted and they show him surrounded by officers and then becoming involved in a confrontation. he is being held down on the

ground and officials are not commenting siting privacy concerns. it is a favorite summer past time for americans. heading to the ballpark. >> but tonight, new questions over fan safety at stadiums and

the appeal jeff smith back. i know we're expecting a little precipitation. >> yeah. you know, the best chance of getting that would be on tuesday. could be a shower or thunderstorm around. other than that, i mean a pretty benign seven day forecast. >> nothing to get upset about right? >> no, no. especially by wednesday when the humidity comes down. 75 and partly cloudy sky. the wind is calm as we look over towards midtown. highs in the 80s. 85 in the park and similar temperatures to what we had on saturday. but it felt totally different because the humidity increased during the day today. low 80s were the highs on the island and southwestern parts of connecticut.

you've fallen in the low 70s in the hudson valley. you're 72 at belmar and 72 at islip. the dew points have risen and straddling between uncomfortable and oppressive. the humidity will stay at that level through tomorrow and tuesday and will come down sharply by late tuesday behind this front right here, which is slicing through cleveland, ohio. this will move off to and stall over us during the day on tuesday and because of that, there could be a shower or thunderstorm in and around new york city. wanted to take a quick look at the tropics right now. we have tropical storm danny right here. that's going to be moving to the west and northwest during the next couple of days passing south of puerto rico. this is good news for puerto rico suffering from below average precipitation. actually a draught in some parts. this will provide beneficial rain for them. we're tracking another one.

this one has an 80% chance of developing. be watching that carefully. lows around here getting down to 71 in the park. you don't have to head too outside the cities and 50s well north and west. 55 at monticello. highs tomorrow in the middle 80s. it's a muggy day out there. 82 at islip and 84 at belmar. if you're headed to the beaches 5 to 10 and the rip current risk is up to moderate. water temperatures from 72 to the east end to 75 at the new york city beaches and down the jersey shore. air quality will be moderate. uv index will be high at an 8 and pollen up to high. it's up to ragweed pollen seed right now. accuweather 7-day warm and muggy for monday and the high up to 86. could be a shower in a few spots monday night. better shot a couple thunderstorms on tuesday. late in the day tuesday after the front moves on by, humidity comes down.

wednesday is a great day. abundant sunshine and less humid and the nice weather looks to stretch all the way into next weekend. i'll have an update on this rather benign forecast coming up in a few hours. >> oh, back for the morning. thanks, jeff. >> baseball season in full force. the mets are in first and the yanks a half game out. >> more concerns about safety at the game after another fan gets hit by a foul ball as lindsey janice shows us one of baseball's major stars is appealing for more protection. >> reporter: you can hear the reaction in the stands. barely a second after the ball comes off the bat it smacks a woman in the face. she was sitting behind the detroit tiger's digout friday night. paramedics taking her to the hospital where she spent the night. for justin verlander it was the last straw.

>> it needs to be addressed immediately. >> reporter: in july stephanie was hit by a foul ball in boston. >> there was no reaction time. >> reporter: part of a broken bat flying striking another woman in the head at this same stadium in june. in a sport obsessed with statistics there isn't one for how many times fans get hurt. one study estimates that number is 1,750 every year. the most dangerous places to sit? often the most desirable and expensive. along the first and third baselines. in recent years pro baseball bosses have resisted attempts to require stadiums to put up protective nettings in those area. the league saying catching a foul ball is part of the fan experience. tonight telling abc news they are evaluating a number of issues related to fan safety.

they tell their own wives and children to sit in the safest spots behind home plate and in the stands. lindsey janice, abc news, new york. >> i get that. sitting in the stands like this the whole time. >> that's why you bring your mitt to the game. be ready. >> that is our news for now. thanks for staying up with us. >> i'm lauren glasburg. >> i'm joe torres. thanks for watching. eye witness news returns tomorrow morning at 4:30. make it a great night. hey terry stop! they have a special! so, what did you guys think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am.

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