hours after the crime took place. we understand the young victim is now back at home recovering from a gun wound to the front of her head below her hairline. she's lucky to be alive. this is following the pursuit of a 19-year-old suspect that police say began shooting as an asbury park police officer. the suspect has been identified by friends as dante allen. he was approached by the officer and while the cop was doing a body search he felt a gun apparently around dante's waistband. it appears dante took out and a foot chase began. shots were fired and one went into the house where her little girl was watching television. her mother came out screaming her daughter was shot. the girl was grazed and allen was hit in the girl. authorities aren't sure if the bullet that hit the

little girl was fired by dante or the police officer. >> i know for the fact that he didn't shoot at no cop. i talked to him 10, 15 minutes before this happened. i know he didn't go outside and say i'm going to go shoot a cop. >> reporter: we understand from authorities that a gun has been recovered out here at the scene. at this point in time allen is recovering at the jerry shore medical center. we understand his mother is still trying to get into the room to talk to him about this incident. anthony johnson, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you, anthony. new at noon, police are investigating a deadly pedestrian accident in the bronx. a commercial truck struck a 55-year-old woman as she was crossing the street at 8:30. the woman was pronounced dead at the hospital. her identity has not been released yet. the driver remained at the scene and so far no charges have been filed. also new at noon, a large

the officers feeling insulted by the latest contract offer on the table. >> [screaming] >> screaming our lives matter hundreds of officers gathered in front of the upper east side home of lead arbitrator who decided to give only a 1% pay increase in the next 2 years. officers are frustrated by the proposal feeling it lacks understanding of what officers risk and sacrifice every day. >> since this contract expired we lost seven new york police officers. this arbitrator says those lives are only worth 1%. >> during the held out signs pointing out that some fast food workers will have their pay raised by 15% while they are only being offered 1%. chilling. now to a deadly plane crash in queens. crews recovered the body of a man believed to be the pilot of a small plane that went down in the water off breezy point.

are trying to figure out what went wrong. eyewitness news reporter drake clark is live from the scene there. drake. >> reporter: good afternoon . behind me you can see the nypd's mobile command unit. the search is happening three-quarters of a mile behind us where there's more emergency vehicles. dense fog moved in and that produced poor visibility forcing the nypd to suspend their search until this morning. >> in the water, along the air and from the shore the nypd resumed the search for the single-engine airplane that crashed into the atlantic wednesday night off the coast of breezy points, queens. >> he was really low. you usually don't fly that low and go straight along the ocean. >> john norton said he was on the beach with friends when they noticed the plane's low altitude. other people reported hearing something strange in the air.

>> it sounded like in distress. sort of a rumble ing ing. -- rumbling. we didn't know what it was. >> the plane went down just before 8:00 wednesday night. the nypd launched a massive search and rescue effort. an hour later the aircraft's tail was located and eventually a body recovered. the pilot, believed to be the only person on board, the two seater plane. >> very sad. >> it's believe ed -- believed the pilot was headed back to new hampshire where the plane was registered. several flight tracking programs indicate the plane made a sudden drop in speed and altitude before it disappeared into the water. >> reporter: among the items recovered so far from the water, a from the aircraft. the name of

we also have been told that the ntsb will plan to take over the investigation sometime later on today. were live in breezy point, queens, drake clark, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you. over seas grow ing evidence in what caused a deadly plane crash in egypt. u.s. officials agreeing with british officials that information suggests that the plane was brought down by a bomb. a terror group claimed responsibility. britain is responding flights to and from russia indefinitely. scott goldberg has more on the new intelligence. >> as russian rescue teams wrap up their search for more remains at the crash site and new video shows the immediate after math of the crash growing concerns over what cough caused the russian air bus to fall out of the sky. >> over night in an exclusive interview the u.s. secretary of defense agreed with u.k. officials the plane was more likely than not downed by a bomb. >> that's one probability, an

explosive device. that was consistent with what we know. i understand that there's other thoughts. >> those comments echoing those of other counterterrorism officials. >> we have concluded there's a significant possibility that crash was caused by an explosive device. >> russia's foreign ministry said it's shocked, calling statements premature and said the u.k. has yet to share any evidence. this comes as the british prime minister david cameron and egypt president met face-to-face today. british officials are working closely with egypt on skrurt. -- security. >> i think it was right to stop or planes. >> thousands of british tourists remain stranded causing others to follow the u.k.'s lead

and suspend flights. >> the islamic state terror group is now a prime suspect and it posted a second claim of responsibility. scott goldberg, abc news. >> the nypd commissioner speak about the crash. >> i think our controls often times here, europe and other places are very tight. when you get into some of these countries that are having significant issues around terrorism, issues around problems in their government it's a significant concern. >> the police commissioner said if it is determined the plane was brought down by an explosive it's important to find out how that device was brought on board. new information on one of the victims of a subway slashing. 22-year-old matthew h has been released from the hospital after receiving 28 stitches in his face. rough is one of two men attacked on the c

train tuesday afternoon. police say stanley gary slashed the men with a box cutter and ran off the train at the ralph avenue station in bedford. he was arrested and charged with felony assault. the other victim was treated and released from the hospital. a popular pastor found dead in his church in new jersey will be remembered at a viewing today. reverend ron christian will lie in state at his christian love baptist church. his funeral will be this saturday. christian said he was called to the pulpit after spending time in prison and a battle with heroin addiction. the cause of his death won't be known for several months. a boy missing for 13 years, how did he finally manage to solve his own kidnapping mystery. >> out of control. how did cars end up stacked up like toys in brooklyn. >> what did his camels do to earn a special blessing.

66 in the park, 67 newark. there's some clouds but we have a calm wind and the humidity is cranked up out there like a june day. it's going to get warmer tomorrow and

un day de a boy missing for 13 years has finally been reunited with his mother. julian hernandez was just 5 years old when he vanished from his mother's home in alabama in 2002. she had rights to the child at the time. within a decade later he was applying for college and he learned his name and social security did not match. after research he learned he had been abducted. that's how he found

the fbi received a tip that julian and his biological father, bobby hernandez, were in the cleveland area. >> he said he was from alabama but it's about all i know. i knew he was in the navy. that's what he told me. i never got into his personal life. you know what i mean? >> the biological dad, bobby hernandez, is now facing abduction charges in alabama and tampering with records. a construction worker is being hailed a hero for stopping a college student in california he burst into a classroom at the university of california and stabbed a staff member and students. he fled and was shot and killed by campus police. all four stabbing victims are expected to survive.

held over night for a high school football player in kansas who died after collapsing during a game. luke shem fell down after scoring his fourth touchdown of the game. a medical examiner will determine how he lied. he's the 11th high school football player to die this year. george h.w. bush will publish a new biography next week. it blasts key figures including vice president bill chaney saying he built his own empire in the administration and ronald rumsfeld who said he was arrogant. workers digging under washington square park uncovered a piece of new york city history, a burial vault that likely dates back to the 1800s. it contains the remains of around a dozen people.

uncovered by crews excavating old water mains. >> this is all the talk down at nyu. new york university surrounds that. everybody is talking about it >> amazing. he stopped a ter ror attack on a french train and then stabbed in his own home. >> i never thought i would get stabbed in my life. the fact that it happened twice within like a 2-month period is insane. >> spencer stone speaking for the first time since an arrest was made in his attack. >> plus, chaos at a city council meeting in california. what set off this wild scene. >> let's take a live look outside. the clouds, the fog all part of today.

new at noon, the four legged cast members of a new york city holiday production had a special visitor this morning. cardinal timothy dolan blessed the animals at the living nativity. he said it's an important part of the show because it connects people with the deeper meaning of the season. >> this practice began by saint francis as a means to set forth the true meaning of christmas.

when we see these animals, these figures, these beautiful people the christmas gospel comes alive. >> the radio city christmas spectacular has been a tradition for more than 80 years. >> it just does not feel like christmas. >> the calendar says we're getting closer. >> i'm confused. >> this is the time of year you start to do those things that we do this time of year. you got the macey's thanksgiving day parade coming up, go down and see the smoke flake on 5th avenue, go to lincoln center and see the nutcracker. >> get sun in the central park. >> no. >> play baseball in central park. >> we're changing up the rules. >> it's so warm and humid outside you would think we're in fort lauderdale. let's take a look outside. here's our camera from historia this morning.

island. then a view from our camera at four times square this morning. isn't that pretty? foggy morning. this is typical regularly normal ground fog in the morning. it's from the warmth we had yesterday and a little moisture. over night when things cooled the fog formed. we'll see that happen don't. this is a live picture of what's going on. this is our picture from our camera in brooklyn looking across to the wall street area, bowling green, one world trade and then the brooklyn bridge. it looks hazy. we still have that hey azy look -- that hazy look with the moisture hanging around. our lunchtime temperatures right now is 66. the normal is 58. it's warm and humid so that allows the haze to hang around. we'll be at 70 again this afternoon. we'll get

haze into the afternoon. the sunsets at 12 minutes before 5:00. dense fog means delays at airports. it's still mild despite more clouds. low clouds and drizzle tomorrow morning. we could have a little sprinkle this afternoon and tonight. a cooler breeze will be coming in for saturday. we'll have seasonal temperatures on sunday. a cold front will go by friday night. 65 white stone queens, 70 belmar, 70 wrightstown. that's where the sun is out right now. a passing sprinkle came through the five boroughs. fairfield county, north shore, long island, the l.i.e out towards smith town some sprinkles. a few showers tonight and then cloudy, warm and 63 is the over night low. normal over night low is 45. then tomorrow it's sunny and warm. record high is 74, we'll break that heading to 75.

friday night a cold front comes through with a sprinkle. when that goes by you'll feel fall returning this weekend. 57 by sunday. you also notice that it warms back up into the 60s on tuesday. >> we got some nice weather coming up for the weekend. >> i have twitter followers who don't like this weather. they are looking forward to the colder, chillier temperatures. >> i'm with them. i have protesters in front of my home. >> people put a way their spring clothing already. it's kind of like, wait, i'm hot. >> did they have torches? >> the pitch forks. >> that always get s me nervous. >> thank you, bill. a new twist on crime fighting. we'll tell you why some police in connecticut are

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arriving early and taking all the seats then one man tried to rush down chambers and drag down the city manager who tried to stop him. police threw him to the floor. he was arrested. a police officer in california is in hot water for punching a man. officer nicholas nunez was rushing into he bumps into a man's wife and he tapped the police on the shoulder and he punched him in the face. finally, a burglar in florida miscalculated where the stash was and came crashing through a packed restaurant. this surveillance video shows the moment it happened here at the habachi grill. he was

bathroom. that didn't happen. he realized his mistake so he attempted to dine and dash but that wasn't happening. patrons held him until police arrived. >> good thing that didn't happen at the buffet. >> he's deranged. >> thank you a lot. you can't make this stuff up. much more news a head, neighbors in brooklyn waking up to a wild scene over night, a suv on top of a car. >> a police killed himself after committing crimes and now his widow and son are under investigation.

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our top stories this afternoon, a young girl caught in a cross fire during a police shoot out in new jersey. doctors say the 9-year-old will be okay after she was grazed by a stray budget in asbury park. officers were chasing a teenager at the time. he was shot in the leg. investigators are trying to figure out how a small plane crashed off the coast of queens last night. rescue crews recovered a man's body who is believed to be the pilot. russian officials questioning the police by u.s. and british officials that terrorism may have been a factor

the u.s. secretary of defense agreed with u.k. officials that the plane was more likely than not downed by a bomb. we begin with new details about a wild crash involving at least a half dozen vehicles in brooklyn. >> this happened over night in coney island. a large truck slammed into a row of cars and then drove off. the impact sending an suv right on top of eyewitness scene with details. >> reporter: take a look at this school crossing sign. that out of control truck not only knocked that sign down it ripped off the sidewalk beneath it. neighbors said it woke them up from their sleep but said the truck was already more than a block down the street. like a bomb. it was it started from there all the way across. it got seven cars.

avenue said it woke them up from their sleep. police say it was around 2:30 in the morning when an out of control truck slammed into multiple park cars by avenue r in brooklyn before taking off. this cell phone video and pictures showing how the impact pushed an suv on top of another parked car. >> neighbors say they still can't believe what happened. >> it was crazy. it was like a movie. i didn't think it was real. i still think it's a movie. is it a movie? >> witnesses say they think it was a red truck responsible for the over night mayhem. there are red streak marks smeared into damaged cars. local merchants said the owner of this mangled suv was on his way to work this morning when he was greeted by this, shocked by what he saw. >> he was just upset. it's very upsets to see -- upsetting to see your property demolished. >> others say they're more concerned for people's safety. based on the destruction this speeding truck left behind if it struck a person the result would

have been deadly. >> i don't really care about the car, i care about the people. life is life. >> reporter: now, luck ily no one was injured in this incident but police are still looking for cefaan kim, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> quite a scene there. thank you. more stunning details revealed in the case of a disgraced illinois police officer who killed himself. investigators say the lieutenant used his experience to stage his own suicide as a shooting. >> it was the last call for help that had investigators scrambling. now authorities say that call and what happened immediately after wards was carefully staged. >> gliniewicz committed the ultimate betrayal to the citizens he served and the

>> investigators say for 7 years lieutenant gliniewicz stole and laundered money from his youth program to pay for personal trips, his gym moips -- memberships and adult websites. >> gliniewicz radioed in saying he was pursuing three men. >> send everybody in you can. the officer is down sglchlsz -- is down. >> today one of those described in gliniewicz's last call. >> i had nothing to do with it and i told them that. >> is relieved to hear the truth is finally out. >> abc news learned that investigators are now looking into gliniewicz's wife and four they are trying to figure out what if anything they knew

and if they were involved in the fraud and/or suicide. carla baradara, channel 7, eyewitness news. investigators are planning to meet with the city marshalls who opened fire on a car in louisiana killing a 6-year-old boy. the marshalls were attempting to serve a warrant to the boy's warrant on tuesday night. chris fugh drove off and officers chased him. when he got to a dead end he backed up at the they began shooting hitting his son in the head and chest. new claims reveal a positive sign for police and community relations in new york city. controller scott springer said the personal injury claims against the nypd have declined sharply. a new report released today shows that the claims against the police have fallen nearly 13% during the past year. stringer praised the department's training programs and a culture of restraint for officers now. police in queens trying to find three masked robbers who

burst into a pharmacy armed with guns. we have surveillance video taken from the score in glendale. employees come face-to-face with a masked trio who forced the workers to show them all the prescription drugs on their shopping list. it included oxycodone, xanax and other pills. the workers were tied up and robbed. no one was hurt there. happening today, governor andrew cuomo and mayor bill de blasio with scheduled to give a show of solidarity in puerto rico. they will call attention to the healthcare crisis. at least $72 billion in debt cuomo administration health officials have been in puerto rico in recent weeks trying to help. let's turn to meteorologist bill evan with the after school accuweather forecast. >> kind of cloudy, breaks of sun. a little hazy across the

park here through the ghost busters buildings over to avenue. this afternoon temperatures of 67 to 70 and then cloudy skies into tonight. maybe a sprinkle around. after school quite comfortable temperatures. a little on the humid side. 70 degrees, breaks of sun and plenty of clouds. a record high for tomorrow. we'll have cooler weather for the weekend. all that to talk about in your 7 day accuweather forecast coming up. coming up on eyewitness news, a professional hockey player accused of raping a woman at a bar in new york. >> police officers from one city stealing items out of cars. why they claim it's not breaking the law.

new details on the rape acquisition against black hawks prosecutors in buffalo said they will not bring charges against him because of a lack of evidence. cooperating with the she filed a claim in august saying that the star hockey player raped her in buffalo. true. we're learning more about the man found shot through the the victim, died. police say diaz heard a noise and went downstairs yesterday morning when he was shot in the bushwick building he lives in. new haven police are trying

out a unique anticrime tactic. if they see a car unlocked they go in and take valuables. they leave behind notes saying if you want it back pick it up at the police station property room. it's a pilot program to make drivers more conscious of locking their cars. there's a caretaker provision in state law that allows them to do this. a number of lawyers say it's unconstitutional. >> what they're doing is stealing these people's property. they have no right to enter their car at all. the fact that it's not locked doesn't mean it's not your private property. it's a 4th they should get sued. >> new haven's city attorney is advising police not to move forward. someone in tennessee is $144 they correctly selected all five numbers and the powerball in last night's powerball drawing. the owner of the winning ticket and where it

foods. the grocery chain suffering from slumping sales posted its first decline in 6 years. wolf research reporting the company is under assault from other stores offering lower prices. new york city officials customers. why don't worry be happy sounds good worries serves a certain purpose. researchers followed law students waiting for those from the bar exam. those who were anxious were more joyful and didn't take bad news as bad. >> an anxious feeling and then good news is great. he stopped a terror attack on a french train and then

stabbed outside a nightclub. >> they didn't know who i was. they were just out there looking for trouble. >> we are hearing from the hero

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the american hero who along with his friends saved passengers on a french train from a terrorist attack speaking out about his latest life and death encounter. spencer stone was stabbed outside a nightclub in california. abc david wright with what stone is saying about the incident. >> i never thought i would get stabbed in my life, the fact that it happened twice within a 2-month period is pretty insane. >> sergeant spencer stone speaking for the first time since this violent altercation caught on security cameras last month outside a sacramento nightclub. >> they didn't know who i was.

make looking for trouble, looking to get in a fight. >> just this week sacramento police arrested 28-year-old james tran in connection with the stabbing. they identified him partly through the security footage that showed the suspect's get away vehicle. they stopped tran's car tuesday near his home. >> and arrested him for the charge of attempted murder on mr. stone. >> the air force had just promoted stone and the french gave him the legion of honor for stopping a gunman on board a paris-bound train in august. the gunman slashed stone with a box cutter but he and his friend managed to hog tie the man and give first aide to a fellow passenger. >> i'm glad i had enough training to be helpful. >> stone and his friends got a hero's welcome when they came back to sacramento.

me for the rest of my life. i hope i can use everything that's being offered to me to do good. >> even after two close calls in two months sergeant stone counts him lucky. >> they picked the wrong guy to mess with. >> that won't stop hit. a political new kom comer who isn't old enough to drink shaking things up in virginia. reave ash dchz craft was elected to serve on the student council. >> we talked to people and we built relationships. we built that level of trust that representatives are supposed to have. >> sounds like a future

he turned down a chance to go to virginia tech to stay home and help his community. he has not said if he has greater political aspirations. >> hold onto that name. >> he look ed ed like a young bill evans. >> if you went to school i think that qualifies you for the school board. >> you've been waiting for that haven't you? >> might be. let's take a look at what's going on this afternoon. we have some skies that have a little bit of bright sun. it's it really does feel like, you know, a june day out there with that humidity our temperature is 68 at noontime. the humidity is up there. the winds are little bit. yesterday's high 70. this haze is giving fits to

were down to zero after jvng this -- at jfk this morning. calm to light winds that lets the haze hang around. a couple of showers along 95 in fairfield county and moving out north and east. there might be another shower in this soupy air mass that we have with temperatures running 10 to 20 degrees warmer than normal. the jet stream is off to our north. into tomorrow evening a cold front will push through the area bringing us cooler air for saturday. even cooler on sunday. our future cast is showing those clouds hanging around this evening. tomorrow we get breaks of sunshine in the afternoon. you say we'll get to 74. that's before the front gets here. here comes the front. as it gets here about 7:00 there's a couple of little showers with that. it's right through the area by 8:00 and then there's a wave along that front that runs up early in the morning on saturday. that's out of the way and the much cooler

sunshine and cooler air this weekend. 70 today, tomorrow we hit 75 and break the record of 74. we'll watch the front plow through with cooler weather for the weekend. pleasantly warm this afternoon. a spotty shower, over night watch out for some fog and in the morning. sunshine by afternoon. a few showers tomorrow evening with that front pushing through. that drops the temperature on saturday to 65. we're looking at cooler weather on sunday and 57. it warms back up next week. another nice week of weather with we have 60 degrees on tuesday, 63 on wednesday. that's above normal. >> you can thank me if you want. >> or el nino. >> well, that's exact ly it. very good. >> i listen to you. >> yes, you did . you can actually thank the el nino. >> which is your name for me but that's all right. >> thank you, david. >> it all goes together. >> thank you, bill . we'll be right back. first,

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i'm going to do it later. you can download it with p diddy. >> oh, no. >> thank you. time for the feed, the stories that got their start on social media and are now getting reshared. a hearing impaired woman's video that went viral because of the way she ordered her drinks at local starbucks. the starbucks in florida set up a camera to let the hearing impaired use sign language to communicate. others hope the practice will catch out throughout the country. very cool. >> i think more and more young people need to learn sign language. it's incredible. good stuff. pick -- >> pictures demonstrating their teach's devotion to their students are going viral. this is a profession or holding a student's child who started to cry in class. next a photo of a

springfield high schoolteacher who did the same for her 2 years ago. she was liveing -- living in a shelter and did not have day care for her child so her teacher allowed her to bring the baby to class. she posted a picture of her and the teacher at her graduation. >> congratulations to her. that's amazing. there's a photo of a police dog clinging onto an officer's leg that's going viral. you have to see this. this is why. take a look at that . this is nico as he holds on for dear life as his owner repels down the wall. people are amazed by he was safely fastened and not in danger. it was part of a necessary training session for vancouver police and they posted it on their facebook page. just so you know, nico was rewarded. he was given a lot of praise and a game of tug of war. >> he's like i know i'm safely attached but i'm not letting go. >> he was scared.

>> i'm not take e -- taking any chances with you people and your training missions. he's got a grip. that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news. >> make sure you are back this afternoon for eyewitness news first at 4:00. have a great afternoon. it's soggy but

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