her mother, jacqueline hendricks was last seen with celine at the school on henry street on wednesday. she is described as a 39-year- old black woman, 5 feet 5 inches tall, medium build with brown hair and brown eyes. she weighs 185 pounds. police are looking for carlos hicks. he is 6 feet 1 inches tall and was 220 pounds. issuing an amber alert for the child, they believe the three are in a white four-door chevy lumina sedan with new mexico ngg 506 plate. neither parent has custody of celine and they have a history of violence. while the chevy lumina has been seen on the streets in the bronx, police are under the impression they could be heading to new mexico. tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> tim, thank you. more breaking news. part of the taconic state parkway is closed right now in westchester county.

getting in an accident with another vehicle. this all happening near the millwood yorktown border. we are told there are no life- threatening injuries in the crash and as we take a live look now at the area, the southbound lanes we are told are closed and only one northbound lane is getting by. you can see traffic is very slow and that scene is still very much there. we will keep you posted on this breaking story. new at noon, we are hearing from the family of a livery cab driver killed on his first night on rafael beras was stabbed just after 1:00 this morning. now the search is on for his killer. eyewitness news reporter rob nelson is in brooklyn with the new details. rob? >> reporter: well, dave, as you said, police at this hour are searching for the person that may have stabbed this livery cab driver to death early this morning. we don't have much information at this hour. as you can imagine, his family

news. >> my mother is in shock right now. >> reporter: the victim's brother heartbroken describing rafael beras as a good man never in trouble. beres has just started working as a livery cab driver and was found stabbed multiple times in the front seat about 1:00 this morning near the intersection of dumont and shepherd. his wallet and cell phone had not been taken leaving the motive unclear. himself. look what happened. >> reporter: beras's brother said rafael who has a 17-year- old son recently left his restaurant job to become a driver and in fact thursday was the first day on the job for new lots car service. after police discovered his body, he was taken to brock dale university hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> he don't do anything wrong. we come to this country to work hard. >> reporter: the only bit of good news in the case is that the cab is equipped with a

provide police with a critical lead in the case. >> we are hopeful that the camera in the vehicle would have gotten the images and we are asking nypd to download or upload those images today and give them to all the faces in the community because maybe one or two drivers know who this guy is. >> reporter: and, again, at this hour we are waiting for the images, whatever the camera may have captured. the car in question belonged to the driver's brother. the man killed, rafael was not licensed yet. it was his first night driving alone and then this tragedy happened. this neighborhood is known to be dangerous. the car service where he was employed so briefly has encouraged drivers to not park on the street with no lights and in the dark with little traffic. that leader in the taxi industry described as a rookie mistake that cost him his life. rob nelson, channel 7

eyewitness news. >> thank you. happening now, the first arraignments in the hazing death of a baruch college student. michael deng died during a ritual two years ago. prosecutors say the 19-year-old hit his head after being physically abused. his fraternity brothers allegedly waited an hour before getting help. five students are being arraigned today in pocono pines, pennsylvania. they are among 37 people charged in connection with deng's death. we will have a live report from pennsylvania later this afternoon on eyewitness news. new at noon, the 234*7d hopes surveillance video will help them find the suspects wanted in a possible hate crime. over the weekend, police say a 27-year-old woman and her mother were the targets of antigay slurs as they ate dinner in manhattan. it then turned violent when the daughter was thrown to the floor and dragged. friends and relatives are mourning the death of a lawyer who worked for governor cuomo. he died nine days after being

west indian american day parade in brooklyn. carey gabay's family removed him from life support last night after doctors declared him brain dead. police are searching for two suspects caught on surveillance video in crown heights shortly after the shooting on september 7th. governor cuomo said in a statement that new york state has lost, quote, one of its finest young men. today we expect to hear from the new jersey high school football player accused of hitting an opponent with a helmet during a game. the player from linden and his mother say they will discuss the incident this afternoon. the victim, a player from imacculata high school in somerville was back on the field practicing. in video from last week, you see the lynn men lineman apparently rip off number 73's helmet and bashing it into his head causing a wound that required 10 stitches. the linden player has been kicked off the team and suspended from classes. the long island railroad

train derailment caused two days of service disruptions. there were scattered delays this morning as debris was cleared. now the l.i.r.r. reports trains are on or close to schedule. two freight cars damaged more than 1,000 feet of track when they went off the rails in westbury tuesday. mayor de blasio taking on the topless women and costumed characters in time's square. he is launching a task force to change the layout. today is the first scheduled meetings. they want a special area set aside to the scantily clad women and other costumed characters soliciting money. 11 republican candidates took to the stage for a second time at the ronald reagan presidential library in the debate lasting three hours featured a lot of back and forth, some insults and a serious look at policy. who came out on top? wrap up.

>> reporter: today it's about who stood out and who flopped in g.o.p. debate round 2. rand paul. >> his visceral response to attack people on their appearance, short, tall, fat, ugly, my goodness, that happened in junior high. >> reporter: donald trump on rand paul. >> i never attacked him on his look and believe me, there is plenty of subject matter right there. >> reporter: jeb bush revved up the energy demanding that trump polls to his wife. >> she is the love of my wife. why don't you apologize. >> no, i won't do that. i said nothing wrong. i hear she is a lovely woman. >> reporter: ben carson didn't appear to have much energy at all. the only candidate close to trump that topped 30% in recent polls. carly fiorina took command of the stage showing off foreign policy knowledge. she is polling in the single digits. this morning on gma, george stephanopoulos asked fiorina where will she be in a month? >> i don't know. i will continue to do what we

many voters as i can. >> reporter: debate watchers calling it a winning night for fiorina. >> donald trump probably will drop in the aftermath of this poll i think because of his mannerisms and facial expressions. this performance would have been fine in the first debate but now that time has gone by, people are expecting more. >> reporter: voters may expect more from donald trump but he is still on top. he and hillary clinton will hold dueling campaign events in new hampshire tonight. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. >> what a debate that way. >> it was. we have a new health warning to tell you about. population prescription pill may be dangerous for teens. >> a deadly earthquake rocks chile. the research underway for those missing. a local high school assistant principal under fire for appearing in this music video posted on you tube. some are questioning if the appearance was appropriate.

>> a subway report card. the best and worst lines in the city. >> i'm meteorologist bill evans in the weather center. we are looking at weather that is really nice. 84 around manhattan and newark is 85. a southwest wind warming things up. it's keeping the humidities low. 35% to 50%. nice weather out there. hardly a puff of wind. we will talk about warm weather tomorrow and going into the last weeke join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect to the internet just about anywhere with my free twc wifi hotspots. join the millions who switched to time warner cable.

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more chaos at the border as thousands of migrants push into crow ash show. thousands of people are pouring

into the country from serbia after hungary closed its borders tuesday. the u.n. tops human rights official condemning hungary's response. police fired tear gas and water canyons at the asylum seekers. a special honor for the three american men that thwarted a train attack in europe. the white house is honoring the three. last month when a gunman pulled a pistol and assault rifle, the three sprang into action and tackled him. there were no serious injuries or deaths thanks to their heroics. letter skarlatos is a contestant on "dancing with the stars" that starts this season. a warning about a popular drug that is used to treat depression in adolescents. herexatine is unsafe and not effective for teenagers. it is sold under the name paxil

the journal bmj published the study. it contradicts a past study that said the drug was safe for teens. long island based cablevision is being sold to a dutch company. a $17.7 billion deal to sell the media giant to a company from the netherlands is set to be al nounsed. altice picks up cablevision. the deal includes the news 12 networks and news day. it will not affect the madison square garden company or the amc networks. it has been a big year for the number 7 train. the line's new extension to the far west side opened last week. now the strap hangar's campaign rated the 7 line number one in its annual rankings. came a long way since i grew up in queens. the group says the 7 train runs more frequently than any other line, travels without

the system average and has the cleanest cars. the b and 5 trains tied as the worst performing subway lines. this is the second straight year the strap hangar's campaign ranked the 7 line at the top. way to go 7 line. shirleen. >> my train was the a train. all right. a teen handcuffed for bringing a homemade clock to class. a teacher thought it was a bomb scare. but was he profiled? he's talking about his arrest and the huge response. a phyto end bar -- fight to end parliament. >> taking a look outside.

bill, you did it again. you are not going to get any complaints over here. >> i thought the boss called upstairs. >> you did it again. >> no, something good this time. >> it can take on a whole different reason the way you posture that. >> never know. >> it's a nice afternoon. once again low humidities, warm temperatures. unbelievably nice weather. it's always nice this time of year because september, october, a couple of the driest months. it's unbelievably warm. not record warm but warm in a

series of days as we end summer. this is the last weekend of summer on the calendar and we are going to be looking at warm weather into it with temperatures well above. we look up the hudson river. what a great day, a great afternoon. not a cloud in the sky. humidity is dry. that's the first thing that stands out at me when i look at the current statistics and a calm wind. 84. it doesn't feel oppressively warm because of that basically here. the pressure at 30.19 slowly falling because the high- pressure ridge is sliding out with substance and weakens out. yesterday's high 88. normal 75. we get to 89 today and west of the city maybe 90. beautiful sunset at 7:04. not a report. it has been this warm before. 1915 it was 93. feels like midsummer into the weekend. cold front across the area sunday. that will be clouds. not enough moisture coming with it. it will die out. it will bring cooler air and

go into monday with a shot of rain by then. u.v. index is 6. a couple of hours will get you a sunburn. ragweed the principle participate in the pollen count. you will notice it this month and next. 84 around the five boroughs. 77 monticello. it should be about 72 in the five boroughs and 62 to the north and west. it's warm on the heels of this southwest wind there is a light wind around to a calm. you see two thirds of the country unseasonally warm with the jet stream to the north. we will find this high-pressure ridge giving us maybe patchy fog tomorrow but another warm day as this slides into the at -- the atlantic. by the time this front cuts through this it will dry out sunday afternoon, sub day night. this afternoon great boating weather.

rip current risk is low at the beaches. 89. warm today. tomorrow 87 degrees. still very summery. plenty of sunshine. tonight clear skies, about 68 around the five boroughs to 60 north and west to 50s in the far north and west suburbs. sunny and warm tomorrow. friday a great day, high of 87. the accuweather five-day to seven-day forecast. showers on monday. much cooler weather next week. fall starts next wednesday. look at that. 87 tomorrow. >> you almost use up your quota of sun graphics. >> i have to lease those. you can only get so many miles. >> thank goodness you have one day with rain to break it up. we have like ice cream friday tomorrow. >> you are an idea guy. >> good pitch. >> make it happen. >> thank you, bill. a royal return. the duchess of cambridge steps out on her own for the first time since the birth of

princess charlotte. we will show you where she was spotted. >> a traffic stop takes an

a ruckus in parliament, heartwarming traffic stop and

place, some of the stories caught on camera and caught our attention. we begin with the controversial bill that boiled over in japan's parliament. lawmakers came to blows before a committee vote on a security bill that would permit japanese troops be deployed abroad. the bill would be a huge shift from the constitution passed after world war ii. debate over the measure has triggered the largest protest seen in tokyo in decades. next, a mom driving her teenage daughter who has cancer is pulled over by police. instead, the police department was in on a plan to help the 16- year-old and her family. letter officers handed the girl a bonus check to help with love that. and finally unusual assignments for a snake catcher in australia. i don't know what is going on in the australia but twice this

month he has been called to capture giant snakes in toilets. one was about 10 feet long and the other was 8 feet. the snake catcher says, though, that they are not coming up through the drains. he thinks they are sneaking into houses through open doors and windows and looking for toilets as a water source. the area has been going through a dry spell. at least the pythons aren't poisonous. that is a good thing, i guess. >> why does samuel jackson pop in my head. >> there are snakes on this plane. >> he is always yelling. they are in the bathroom, too. oh, my goodness. >> i said snake the drain, not snake in the drain. >> there you go. thank you, shirleen. well, we got a great story. man in texas out of a job after he refused to serve officers in a restaurant.

they went into a what a burger. the man behind the counter told them we don't serve police. the officers left and filed a complaint against the employee. the restaurant chain fired the man and apologized. now the former employee said he was only joking. the officers said they continue to continue eating at the burger chain. a lot of social push back on this story. people upset with how that was handled. much more news ahead in our next half hour including an assistant principal on long island appearing in this rap video posted on you tube.

we continue to follow breaking news. an amber alert has been issued for a 10-year old girl taken in manhattan. police say she was taken by her noncustodial mother jacqueline hendricks and they are looking for her boyfriend, carlos hicks. they are driving a four day chevy lumina with license plate number ngg 506 chevy lumina. the vehicle was last seen in the bronx. an accident causing delays on the taconic state parkway in westchester county. one car burst into flames after crashing into another.

there are no life-threatening injuries. a livery cab driver was fatally stabbed overnight in brooklyn. police found rafael beras in his car. his wallet and cell phone were still in the car. this morning was the first day on the job. at this point no one has been arrested. >> hello, i'm shirleen allicot. >> i'm david novarro. new at noon, a man convicted of spanking two teenage boys in queens arrested after driving to become a substitute teacher. he was arrested after sub mighting an application in uniondale. he is scheduled to face a judge for submitting false information, a felony. the conviction came more than 10 years ago working for a school in queens he lured four boys to the van where he was spanked and tried to pay a 5th boy to keep the victim quiet. police are searching for the suspect who tried to rape a woman in the bronx. investigators tell us the suspect scene in this video

he is accused of following a 27- year-old woman to her home in morris heights then choking and kissing her, pulling her hair as she struggled to get away. she was able to break free and the suspect took off. new details about a criminal investigation into how general motors concealed a deadly problem with ignition switches. the government and the automaker reached a deal. gm forfeits $900 million gm will pay $575 million to settle civil lawsuits. last year gm recalled 2.6 million cars worldwide to replace the faulty switches. pope francis will be in the u.s. in less than a week and people are already looking for historic visit. collectors items featuring pope francis are selling out quickly in d.c. everything from bobble heads to t-shirts are for sale. >> they want to experience the trip, have something to remember it is by.

he will help bring them together. >> the pope arrives in d.c. next tuesday. the next day he will meet with the president at the white parade. for the first time in history the pope will address congress. on our web site you can read about his schedule, learn about ticket scams and see local it is at abc7ny.com/pope. the latest in the deadly the tremor forced the evacuation of at least a million people from the northern coastal areas and prompted officials here in the u.s. to issue tsunami advisories. abc's elizabeth hur is tracking the latest developments. officials in chile sounding the alarm after a massive 8.3 earthquake hit the nation

forcing more than a million people to scramble for cover. the tremor so powerful groceries flew off store shelves, backyard pools were wave pools and exploding transformers lead to the evacuation of santiago's main airport. this morning dozens of aftershocks, some measuring 7.0 have officials in the u.s. taking no chances, issuing tsunami warnings for the california coast and hawaii. >> the ocean waters, the waves, the boaters in the harbor. we ask that people stay out of the water. >> reporter: officials stress this is a precautionary move with the epicenter of the quake about 140 miles northwest of santiago sending energy through the ocean. >> there is a chance of an earthquake in the next ten mints, the next day or the next decade. the best thing we can do is be

prepared and act appropriately. >> reporter: forecasters say in the u.s. a major tsunami is not expected but in chile, this is the biggest quake in five years. could rise. eyewitness news. some parents on long island were shocked over video of an assistant principal. >> the school administration from the south hampton school video. >> kristin thorne is live with the story. what is the latest? >> reporter: well, dave and shirleen, esther adler o'keefe became the video. she told a young man she is leaving him in the house for the weekend to behave himself then comes back looking at drugs on the counter, scantily clad women on the couches and giving the young man a disapproving look. they are aware of the video and

discuss whether any disciplinary action has been taken or will be taken. the woman with southampton assistant principal esther adler o'keefe. the men are rappers tray songs and j.r. the video features plenty of sex, drugs and alcohol. the video has become quite the talk of southampton. >> at first i don't believe it was her. >> reporter: both students and parents are standing behind the educator. >> esther is awesome. she is absolutely awesome, as a amazing woman. she has the best interest of the kids at heart. >> reporter: the southampton superintendent tells eyewitness news they are aware of the video. superintendent scott ferina says it show cases behaviors and language works that is not promoted by the southampton school district. we actively teach our students the importance of good character and making smart choices.

the superintendent tells me he is legally not allowed to discuss anything further issue. i did try to reach out to adler o'keefe through her school district e-mail and i got several bounce backs. live in southampton, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thanks a lot. 84 degrees right now. let's turn to meteorologist bill evans with the after >> look how pretty. hardly a cloud in the skies. the air mass is dry. when you look at the humidities and the winds, well, 2009 tells the story, southwest wind here keeps the humidity low at 35, 36% at jamaica queens. a great ride on the ferries back and forth from manhattan, staten island, jersey city. and the water temperature is about 74. long island sound 75. a great ride from bridgeport to port jeff. after school it's warm. parents picking up the kids, after school sports, make sure they have a lot of water. 887 to 89 this afternoon and tomorrow.

we will talk about that and the weekend in the seven-day forecast. back to you, david t shirleen. the power ball pot is a bit larger. nobody hit it big during the $185 million drawing. now the jackpot is up to an estimated $208 million. that works out to just upped 132 million -- under 132 million if you want your cash in one lump sum. >> time to dream away. good luck. coming up, the duchess of cambridge returns from maternity live. >> why former peace prize official said giving it to president obama may have been a mistake. >> a new jersey are you new to medicare? thinking about retiring? do you have the coverage you need? now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with unitedhealthcare medicare solutions.

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choose a plan with 30 years of experience. call elderplan now to enroll. the legal team for senator menendez will try to have the indictment against him thrown out. attorneys are scheduled to appear before a judge in new jersey. they want the 22 counts dropped against a physician involved in the case. it takes menendez took cash and gifts from the doctor on be half of the doctor's business. 1200 drivers from ronkonkoma based baumann and sons are threatening to walk off the job if they don't get more money. federal mediators were brought into the negotiations last week. a strike would affect an

nassau and suffolk counties. many of them with special needs. new at noon, a former nobel peace prize official says awarding the peace prize to president obama may have been a mistake. in a book released today. the former secretary of the committee said the 2009 award didn't live up to the panel's expectations. he said he didn't disagree with the decision but the committee thought it would strengthen the president. instead many argued obama was not president long enough to have done anything worthy of the prize. it's back to work for the duchess of cambridge. she returns to her royal duties following the birth of her second child. she visited a mental health center in london. her baby, brooklyn sees charlotte was born in may. she appeared with a new haircut that is generating attention because of the bangs there. snuffing out a deadly habit. the number of smokers has

uptick in a city known for cracking down on tobacco use. a 2014 survey showed fewer than 900,000 adults smoked. that is down from more than a million the year before. the smoking rate feel for years before hitting 16% in 2013 prompting officials to light up new antismoking ads. a community in new jersey coming together to help an injured dog. when the stray dog joey was found wondering the streets, he was emaciated and you could see his ribs. he had serious leg injuries and suffered from anxiety. they suspect he was abused. after a few weeks of care he is on the road to recovery but the treatment is expensive. so the animal refuge is excepting donations to help with his medical costs. a lot of people are stepping up trying to do what they can. >> good luck to joey.

arrested for bringing a clock to school.

fear over a homemade device that turned out to be a clock sparking an arrest that has taken the internet by storm. police removed ahmed mohammed from his high school in irving texas and put him in handcuffs. a teacher thought a homemade alerted authorities. he spoke to robin roberts about the arrest. >> i brought the clock to impress my teachers and i guess when i showed it to her, she was scared. she saw a clock but in her opinion it looked like a threat to her. it felt really weird getting arrested.

i never thought i would ever get arrested. >> a lot of people are sharing their thoughts on this on social media. mohammed has accepted an invitation to meet president obama at the white house who tweeted cool clock and wants to show the young man that there is a lot of support for him as well. >> what as incredible young man. the way he handled that interview with robin was fantastic. >> poised. >> he wants to go to mit. >> he is going places. >> at 2:00 in the morning i would like for him to invent me a clock that kind of getly wakes you up. >> we will take the clock. >> the ones i have -- knocks you out of bed. get up. >> in the work. >> we need it gentle. start the day with a speedboat racing down the east river. you see the wake there. that is -- there is hardly any waves or wind so the east river is really flat at noontime. it looks like that boat is

tearing it up down the east river. i am taking my boat down and you have to watch for the water taxis, bar gears, jet skis, wave runners. they will be on a day like today. water temperature is 76. warm, feels great outside. the temperature will go up from here at 4 to about 89. the humidity is dry, the winds are calm and the pressure has been falling. 88 yesterday. we are already 85 at riverdale ridgewood queens. staten island 85 degrees and with a west to a southwest wind that warms it up again. the nice part is the humidity remains low. the park is record a calm wind. 8 miles at white plains. can we dig up a double digit temperature? it's light to calm this afternoon. overnight there is the threat of fog. that could be here in the valleys and hudson river valley and new jersey. really, this high-pressure ridge is still in control and

has been spreading out and, so, with that in mind it really keeps the air mass clear, the air mass dry and we will see into the afternoon 89 by 3:00. it will be 90 west of the city. warmer in essex, hudson, union counties. then tonight down in the 70s with low humidity. 89 this afternoon. high slides eastward, 87 tomorrow. it slides eastward saturday and we are at 86, 84 degrees. this front gets to us on sunday. the front comes through virtually dry. you will notice a few more clouds on sunday. a few degrees cooler but still above normal. the wind shifts to the northwest and cooler with temperatures in the 70s next week. 60s in the suburbs. well north and west back in the 50s again. tomorrow morning fog around. watch out for that. sunny, warm again, high 87. saturday we are around 84 then sunday a few more clouds w.

makes it cooler and the wind northwest as i mentioned. monday a few showers, maybe a thunderstorm. then next week we are into the 70s. that's when we will see temperatures back to cooler numbers, more seasonal numbers as we go to tuesday and the equinox is wednesday, the beginning of fall. >> i will tumble for you. >> don't call us, we will call you. excellent talent but we have to talk to a lot of people. a lot of singers. >> thank you, bill. this is something out of lifestyles of the rich and famous. japanese electronic company sharp is planning to release the first 8 ktv. you didn't even get the 4 k, right? it will cost you $133,000. >> no, no, no. sharp will begin selling the 85- inch ultra high definition tv

you know someone will buy it. it has 38 million pixels offering 16 times the resolution of a 1080 p-hd set. viewing options are limited. there is not much 8 k programming available at the moment but, again, it's $133,000. >> it's called trump tv. now to a health alert. a new study finds caffeine tricks the body into thing it's around an hour earlier in the day. so, it's not a good idea before bed. it could help with jet lag. researchers found coffee delays a rise in melatonin. if you are flying west taking caffeine could help with jet lag. if you are flying east, it could make it worse. >> it could and maybe not. i could drinking coffee at any time.

hi, i'm diana williams in the newsroom. later on eyewitness news, we will still keep showing you that picture of 10-year old celine hicks. police issued an amber alert for this young girl and we will continue to have the latest on the search for her. hopefully they will find her soon. >> now that summer is almost over, we will take a look at the skin repair option to help your skin heel if you spent too much time in the sun. >> we are those stories and more on "first @4:00." >> thanks a lot. time for the stories popping up on your social media feeds. we call it the feed not because we are hungry and that time of the day -- >> feed me. >> that's the name of this segment.

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