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r a teenager shot by police in brooklyn, the gunfire erupted after authorities say the suspect tried to rob a detective. tonight we have exclusive video moments after that shooting. good evening, everyone. i'm sandra bookman. >> and i'm joe torres. police say three detectives were investigating a robbery when a suspect pulled out a gun. >> one officer shot the he's being a scene. right now police are suspect. >> it happened near monroe street and bedford avenue in bedford stuyvesant. mallory hoff is there. >> we are going to show you that in just a moment, but we

18-year-old who was shot in the stomach being treated at a nearby hospital is expected to meanwhile police tonight are looking for a man they say is between 16 and 18 years old. we have asked where they think he might be. they know. scene though. a heavy police presence here. this is the block where that officer involved shooting took place. investigators trying to understand exactly what happened here. >> reporter: in this exclusive cell phone video obtained by eyewitness news you can hear a man screaming at officers moments after a detective fired his service weapon. the video of the scene on monroe street was shot from just a few feet away. brooklyn chief ofatives patrick connery says at 6:40 in the evening detectives were looking in to a robbery that had been reported earlier in the day. >> one of the detectives was

attempted to rob him at gunpoint. the detective fired one round from his service weapon striking an 18-year-old male, apprehended at the scene. >> reporter: surveillance video from a nearby store captured the it 18-year-old being taken away on a stretcher. investigators say a 16 -year-old was arrested and another man is on the run. >> i heard a gunshot like boom. like 30 seconds after that the captain was already here. >> reporter: investigators say this gun was found at the scene. >> it appears to be a semiautomatic firearm but we don't know right now if it's a real gun or a fake gun. that will be looked at by a laboratory. >> investigators initially said they were looking for someone between the ages of 16 and 18. we're now learning they believe they're looking for a man that is 20 years old. if you take a look out here you can see evidence markers, investigators at work. they also told us that

earlier today, they say they do nack believe that was connected to craigslist. they've not gone in to specifics. new at 11:00, firefighters successfully put out a multi-house fire in queens. they responded to a call at a house forest hills about 7:30 tonight. that fire quickly spread to houses on both side. that forced the fdny to send that call to three alarms. one of those homes was unoccupied. everybody did manage to get out of the other house. neighbors say they feared their homes were in danger. >> my house over here, luckily the debris was falling but the wind blew the other way. >> the fire chief is right now calling this fire suspicious because it was so large. he says he's not sure yet where or how it started. fire marshals

an afternoon playing with friends turns to tragedy for a family on long island. a pit bull suddenly malls a 9-year-old girl. the attack only stopped when police shot and killed the dog. the young girl did not survive. tonight friends remember her vibrant personality. eyewitness news reporter lucy yang is in valley street. >> it was quite an emotional scene here at the hospital tonight as family and friends left with the grim reality that doctors could not save their little girl. not after what she suffered in the jaws of a pit bull. >> she was an angel on earth. >> reporter: and that's how they will remember the precious 9-year-old girl who was mauled to death by a pit bull. >> i just wish i could turn the time back. i really do. she was too sweet to go. >> my granddaughter is 8 years old. please don't ask me no questions. she's been through enough.

>> reporter: three little girls including this one were playing in the backyard of this home when a pit bull attacked one of the young girls. witnesses say the dog latched on to her neck and head and shook her like a ragdoll. >> the woman in the house went outside and attempted to pull the pit bull off the girl but she could not do it. she called 911. >> reporter: by the time police arrived we're told two officers ran through the back while one went through the house to the rear. >> the pit bull was distracted, came charging at the officer. she discharged her weapon, fired. >> reporter: the victim was rushed to franklin hospital but surgeons could not mend what the dog had done. she was pronounced dead a few hours later. >> it's hard. it's hard. >> reporter: meanwhile the dog's owner, 29-year-old carlyle arnold was arrested at the scene on a separate charge of violating an order of protection. officials do not

believe he was home at the time of the attack. it's not clear if he could have pulled the dog off in time. >> we're still waiting for authorities to confirm the child's name and also for some sort of explanation as to why that dog turned so vicious. we're live in valley stream, lucy yang, channel 7 eyewitness news. an elderly woman is now the 11th pedestrian killed by a vehicle in new york city in a week. police say a cab struck 88-year-old louisa rosario as she crossed 109th street this morning. the driver was arrested on failure to yield charges. we'll hear from friends of rosario's who call her death a great loss for the community. a long island man remains behind bars tonight after police say he posed as a cab driver and attacked a woman. prosecutors

say 22-year-old adil raja pretended to be a car service driver and offered a woman a ride in patchogue about 4:00 yesterday morning. when the woman was inside the car raja apparently threatened her with a bb gun and sexually assaulted her. she got away and called police who arrested raja a short time later. now police are trying to determine if there are other victims. investigators of a deadly russian plane crash say the flight recorder captured a mysterious click seconds before the crash. exactly what that investigation. at this point u.s. officials say all signs investigators are now searching for evidence of an explosion at the crash site. all 224 people died when the jet went down while in route from a popular egyptian resort destination to moscow last weekend. tomorrow president obama will meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house. before decan

parting israel, netanyahu the trip will focus on security in israel and the conflict with the palestinians. the visit comes with controversy surrounding the spokesman. he's made facebook posts hinting that president obama is anti-semitic and that secretary of state john kerry should not be taken seriously. republican presidential candidate ben carson says he supports giving statehood to puerto rico. carson attended a rally with statehood supporters. he pledged to advocate for admission of puerto rico as the 51st state. he also spoke about recent questions about what he has written and said about his history. >> the burden of proof is not going to be on me to corroborate everything i've ever talked about in my life. once i start down that road every single day from now until the election you're going to be spending your time doing that.

have said they have been unable to confirm some details of carson's life as described in his two books. still to come on eyewitness news at 11:00, police in the bronx hope to catch a machete wielding man after a security camera caught him robbing a laundromat. racial tensions at the university of missouri boil over. >> plus a heated custody battle in connecticut after a mother post advideo online showing how she uses her wheelchair to take her daughter to school. >> it's a quiet cool night out there but look at that rain over the southeastern part of the country. that's going to be affecting the tri-state area over the week.

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police hope surveillance video will lead to the arrest of a man who robbed a business in the bronx using a machete. investigators say jose argillan was recorded walking behind the laundromat in hunts point. the suspect pried open a locked took off. injuries. the governing body of the university of missouri system will meet tomorrow morning to discuss the growing calls for down. and the meeting comes amid protests that the school failed to address issues of

racial discrimination. about 30 members of the school's football team announced this weekend they will not take part in games or practices until president tim wolf resigns. the head coach is standing by his players, tweeting the missouri family stands as one. jonathan butler is on a hunger strike to bring attention to the issue. >> i'm in this because it's that serious. we're dealing with humanity here. at this point we can't afford to continue to work with individuals who just don't care for their constituents. >> president wolf is resisting calls to resign. today he released a statement saying he's dedicated to an ongoing dialogue to address what he called the very complex societal issues affecting the campus community. elsewhere in missouri, officials are trying to determine what caused a cave-in that swallowed a dozen cars. the hole opened up in the parking lot of an i-hop

restaurant in meridian last night. at least 12 cars fell in to the 300-foot long gap. fortunately there were no injuries. tomorrow engineers and contractors will head to the site to determine how to stabilize the area. a call for big change on school buses. the federal highway safety chief wants seatbelts to keep children safe. the head of the national highway traffic safety administration made the call at a transportation conference in virginia. he said the federal government states school districts and bus manufacturers need to work together to make this happen. still to come, a sneak peek at some of the new balloons in this year's thanksgiving day parade. >> senator chuck schumer spreads the word about the potential dangers of a new brand of peanut butter. >> plus purple heartache just in time for veterans day. a ceremony held in brooklyn to

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you probably won't be after you hear this week's forecast. we've got a couple shots of rain but we do need the rainfall. we've got a shot on tuesday and another one on thursday. a live look outside right now. over toward the empire state building, the temperature, 50 degrees. wind is calm. high got up to 56 after a morning low of 46. temperatures a little bit below average for a change for this time of year considering we had temperatures in the 70s. 57 your normal high for november. 76 was your record in 1977. 29 in 1886 and the sun setting at 4:45 these days. 49 in newark. this is one of those nights where you have the clear sky and calm wind and it allows the suburbs to radiate rapidly. allows all that heat that built up near the surface of day to quickly escape in space. that causes temperatures to plummet. 32 in morristown and

sussex, down to 30 at monticello and down toward tom's river. southern and central new jersey getting mighty cold overnight tonight and cold enough even on the east end of long island where you haven't had a freeze so far this season. you will get a freeze overnight tonight in some spots. for that reason we do have a freeze warning from 1 a.m. to 8 a.m. on monday. the radar satellite showing almost nothing over the tri-state area but we zoom things off to the south. high clouds over del marva. parts of georgia. this area of low pressure will be moving up the atlantic seaboard during the course of a week. on tuesday that will present our opportunity to get some rain. there's a new tropical depression now forming now east of the bahamas. still is hurricane season until the end of the month. this is tropical depression 12 moving to the northwest. thankfully for us this will take a turn and recurve out to sea. it may

intensify in to tropical storm kate before it's all said and done, but again, moving well off to our east and south during the course of a week. cirrus clouds. high clouds coming in during the course of tomorrow afternoon. high getting up to 61. a full 5 today. here comes our rainfall developing by daybreak tuesday. periods of rain during the day. the high still getting up to right now the heaviest of the rain stays off to our south and east. accuweather forecast for tonight, clear, chilly. 44, midtown. down to 30 in the coldest suburbs. sunny skies at 7:00 in the morning. lower and middle 40s. sunshine and some high afternoon clouds. tomorrow the high getting up to 61. a little bit of rain developing toward daybreak tuesday morning. late tomorrow night. we're down to about 51. periods of rain on tuesday. 61. the heaviest rain will be late morning in to the afternoon hours. then we break in to clouds and sun. 61. another shot at rain thursday. could be a thunderstorm with that. partly sunny.

windy on friday. 60. back to seasonable levels by next weekend. upper 50s. can't complain too much about that forecast considering the time of year. sports. night. it was a bounceback day for the giants and jets today. coming off losses last week. big blue getting some big help. jason pierre paul returned to the football field where he spent quite a bit of time today the

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you down with jpp? laura is. [ laughter ] >> the giants certainly are. first the question was how much money would jason pierre-paul get in a new contract with the giants? then that question simply became would the defensive end ever play football again? today he answered, his first game since the july fireworks accident as he suited up and took the field with his hand wrapped heavily in a thick glove. end of the 1st half, somebody find the end zone.

rueben randle from eli manning. wide open. 10-6 giants. we go to the 2nd quarter. manning again going to the air. shane vereen is there. 17-6 now. the bucs made things interesting in the 4th. jameis winston. makes it a 2-point game. jpp very active. finished with two solo tackles in his return. the giants would then add some insurance with the help of the bucs. they tried to lateral the ball late. that did not work out. 32-18, the giants win, and jpp is back. >> it's great. i had fun out there. just to be with my teammates, it felt great. >> i got some errands i need to take care. i know i'm not perfect but i'm going to try my hardest to take care of them. a short week in the nfl is incredibly difficult as the jets are about to experience with a

what could be an emotional reunion with former coach rex ryan and his bills. what would make all that easier? winning. that's what green was out to do. ryan fitzpatrick playing despite ligament damage. finds eric decker for the first td of the game. just before the half, got something going. jets would lead 14-10 at the break. chris ivory not exactly running wild but he did punch in a pair of touchdowns. 21-13. after the jets recovered a fumble there's brandon marshall. he was questionable to even play but lays out for the grab. 28-16. the jags would make it a 5-point game late. the jets put it away. his second pick of the day. they survive even though nick mangold would leave after aggravating his neck injury. 28-23 the jets win. >> we won. that's the biggest thing. i'd say there was some sloppy things we've got to clean up.

we've got to move on to buffalo right now. we got a short week. we've got to turn it around. it was a good win against a gritty team. >> we have much more in sports when we return. which one is better? new york or l.a.? they look to settle that today. the knicks host ed the lakers with the knicks looking for win number 3 on the year. playoff season continues in these parts.

the lakers finally got their first victory of the season friday night with a win over the nets in brooklyn so this afternoon they were looking for their second and a new york city street. los angeles meeting the knicks today with what could be kobe bryant's final game at the garden if he retires. early jumper here. his good friend carmel o anthony had still bine trying to find his groove this young season. porzingis. after the break they langston 99-95 the knicks move to 3-4. the schedule does not get any easier for the islanders who leave for the west coast in their first major road trip of the season this week. a win over the bruins at home today would have gone a long way as the isles look to avoid a loss. advantage.

that's pretty hard to stop. ryan spooner the power play goal. bergeron beating halak. it's 2-0 there. the isles would get one, just not enough. 2-1, they lose their second straight. also this evening we have the devils welcoming the canucks. the shot while falling down. it's a tie game. to overtime, great fake by mike. the devils get the win in o. t. the red bulls enter the playoffs as the top team in the league. they face dc united and for the second straight year they had a chance to eliminate dc united. the red bulls took game 1 1-0. this was scoreless till the 92nd minute. 1-0 is your final. they'll now take on columbus in

the eastern conference finals. they get a little break though. that first game two weeks from tonight. coming up on eyewitness news at 11:00, a deadly weekend on the streets in new york city draws attention to the recent uptick in pedestrian accidents across the area. friends remember one of the latest victims. >> plus, bringing crime in to focus. the beating death of a korean war veteran leads to a donation of security cameras aimed at protecting the streets and the people of port jervis.

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we're following a developing story. a 20-year-old man is in the hospital after being shot by police in brooklyn. police say he pulled out a gun and tried to rob a plain clothes detective near monroe street in bed-stuy. police also arrested a 16-year-old boy. a third suspect is still on the loose. a 9-year-old girl is dead after being mauled by a pit bull. the little girl was playing with two friends at a home in elmont in nassau county when the dog attacked. a police officer shot and killed the animal. police arrested the owner for violating a protection of order in a different case. also topping our news this half hour, a community in manhattan is mourning an elderly woman struck and killed by a taxi.

louisa rosario as everyone's grandmother. she was killed this morning as she crossed 109th street on the upper west side. the 11th pedestrian to be killed in a week. >> eyewitness news reporter cefaan kim has the story. >> to me she meant a lot. she's an amazing lady. every time she used to see me she was always telling me good things. she wanted me to do better for myself. >> reporter: to vargas, she was like a mother. 88-year-old louisa rosario struck and killed while crossing the street early sunday morning on the upper west side just steps from her home. in fact residents here say many consider her family, always there for you in times of need. >> everybody's grandmother, everybody's mother. if you ain't got a mother, that's your mom. if you're crying, you can cry with her. >> reporter: rosario was struck by a cab as she was crossing 109th here on columbus avenue. a candlelight vigil grows in her memory where the 88-year-old lost her life. sunday night the family stopped by to pay their respects.

too distraught to speak with us on camera. elvin garcia had just seen her laughing and joking hours before she lost her life. >> if you needed a plate of food, she had a plate of food for you. >> reporter: the driver was arrested, charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian. rosario was the third pedestrian killed while crossing the street since friday. a man was killed in ozone park, queens. just after 5 p.m. friday a crash claimed the life of an elderly woman crossing west end avenue 11 pedestrian fatalities since last week had mayor de blasio saying his plan to curb vehicular deaths is working saying there's a 16% drop compared to last year. >> driving too fast. i still think that's our number one problem and not being mindful and not respecting pedestrians. >> reporter: friends say even at 88 her life was cut too short.

a woman full of life and a step ahead. >> 88 years old was nothing to her. >> on the upper west side, cefaan kim, channel 7 eyewitness news. on long island four men are charged with burglary for allegedly robbing a home in west islip. suffolk county police say the man hit two people with the bat and then stole several items just before 3:00 this morning. using descriptions from residents, an officer found all four in a vehicle nearby. two victims were taken to the hospital. their injury said to be nonlife-threatening. one year ago a heartless crime devastated the small city of port jervis in orange county. the local shoemaker, a beloved man in town, died after a store. his next door neighbor decided to take action. and now 12 months later something good has emerged out of something so tragic. >> reporter: port jervis has a new set of electronic eyes keeping watch on all things good and bad. four cameras installed

earlier this year. >> we were going to get those cameras and we were going to get them donated. >> reporter: you heard that correctly. maria mann worked five months to get the cameras donated. her long time neighbor, 77-year-old josef kucher, was beaten and robbed inside his front street store. video from maria mann's security cameras led investigators to dennis mcbee of port jervis. investigators charged the 29-year-old with kucher's murder. as a tribute to a man she considered a second father, maria mann phoned, e-mailed, and ultimately persuaded samsung to give a $3,000 camera system to port jervis. >> to deter crime, vandalism. to keep our residents safer. >> perhaps no one appreciates

mann's efforts more than the korean war veteran's family. mike kucher allowed us in to his father's 43-year-old shop where the tools of a master craftsman sit frozen in time. >> sometimes terrible things have to happen for things to improve and for changes to happen that move communities in a better drexz. -- a better direction. >> reporter: city workers installed them in an area often marred by vandals and drug activity. the cameras are not yet linked to police headquarters but that should happen by thanksgiving. the police chief told us he's also working to get cameras in the downtown area. all part of a lasting legacy to a simple hardworking man who kept generations of customers comfortably on their feet. >> in these trying financial times it is very hard for us to purchase equipment without years of planning. it affects the taxpayers. so this is very

the city of port jervis. >> detour crime. the chief hopes that's what the new cameras will do. as for the kucher family, they're eternally grateful to maria mann for her persistent efforts to keep the city safe and secure. a touching tribute to a port jervis institution. steam peanut butter launched last year with sales mostly online and a few small shops in the northeast. one serving contains 170 milligrams of caffeine. senator charles schumer says that's five times more caffeine than a single can of coca-cola. >> lots of kids and lots of people eat many more than two tablespoons because people love peanut butter. >> the developers say the caffeine is released slowly because peanut butter takes longer to digest than coffee. senator schumer is urging the fda to investigate the safety of

a city-owned building in the heart of manhattan is set to become a park. the two-story building will be transformed. parks and elected officials made the announcement at the 10,000 square foot lots today. the parks department will start getting community next year. a meeting of orthodox jewish rabbis gathered for a the growth of jewish life on college campuses, jewish learning and unity are among the topics expected to be on the agenda. in midtown worshippers at the cathedral. >> recall with reverence and gratitude the valiant souls of service to our nation.

opened mass with a special dedication to the men and women in uniform. armed forces presented the flag and read bible verses during the service. dozens more attended the mass. in london queen elizabeth led tributes to the members of the armed forces killed in combat. prince william and prince harry also laid wreaths at the monument that was constructed at the end of the first world war. events honoring men and women in uniform were held across the united kingdom today. a school shooting plot thwarted and students arrested. how instagram helped prevent a massacre and led police to the suspects. >> a mother a battle for custody of her daughter. why she claims the state wants to take the child away because of the mother's wheelchair. >> a live look outside tonight. meteorologist jeff smith returns

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st police in michigan say they've thwarted a school shooting plot that was discovered on instagram. investigators say three teenagers were planning to attack the high school and middle school in linden. they say a school resource officer got information about the plot

but didn't give details. an 18-year-old former student and two 15-year-olds face conspiracy to murder and other charges. two young men are back on solid ground in australia. >> after spending two hours trapped on a ledge, more than 150 feet above the ocean. officials say a group of friends was hiking in a national park south of sydney when one man fell off the cliff and landed on a ledge. his friend tried to help him. he also became stuck. one false move and the pair would have plummeted in to the sea. emergency crews were able to lower down and rescue them with ropes. one of the men suffered a back injury but is expected to make a full recovery. a connecticut mother could lose custody of her daughter for letting the girl ride on her motorized wheelchair. christine

takes the girl a half a mile to school each day. she even straps her daughter to the chair with a seatbelt. amarad says the child's father who wants full custody complained to family services and now the girl may be taken away. >> why don't you just have her walk decide you? -- walk beside you? >> they said that was even more unsafe, which again, i brought up the fact that people that are capable do it all the time. that child is my absolute life. i would never let anything happen to her at all. >> her friends are trying to pitch in to buy her an accessible van as a transportation alternative. one of google's spin-off companies is joining with the american heart association to fight heart disease. google life sciences and the association will each spend $25 million over five years to find new ways to stop the world's leading killer. it's the largest single research

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up and down, weak weather that pretty much summed it up. >> we've been able to mail it in recently in the weather department but we have interesting stuff going on this week. we have a couple shots at rainfall tuesday then again on wednesday. our camera located in a-- astoria, queens. it gets super cold on nights like tonight. highs today got up to 56 in the park. actually hit the 60-degree mark at newark. this is actually a little bit below average for this time of year at

least in central park it was. temperatures have tumbled well north and west. 30 degrees at monticello. 33 at andover and this is typically what happens on a clear and calm night. cities are much warmer than the outlying areas. 50 degrees in the park. 40 at islip. 44 in montauk and 41 down the shore in belmar. on the east end of suffolk county, we have a freeze warning start ing at 1 a.m. lasting until 8 a.m. on monday. the growing season will effectively come to an end in that area. the radar satellite showing a bunch of rain over the southeast. this is going to be moving gradually up the coast. first we get the high clouds. the clouds will thicken tomorrow night. i think we have rainfall during the day tuesday. here's our futurecast. no weather worries right through tomorrow. like i said, maybe some high clouds especially from the city and points south and west by later on tomorrow afternoon. then the clouds really lower and thicken tomorrow night. look at

the rain fall knocking on our morning. probably earlier than that to the south of the city. during the course of the day at least this model showing kind of a break in the action then rain may be redeveloping toward nevertheless, going to be kind of a wet day day tuesday. lows tonight getting down to 44 in the park. 30s in the near suburbs. 20s well north and west of the city. 5 degrees warmer than it was today. pretty nice start to the week. sunny skies, high getting up to 61. really no arctic air in sight. that will stay put canada. accuweather forecast, 44, midtown. down to 30 in the coldest suburbs well north and west. here's your accuweather 7-day forecast. sun and high cirrus 61. periods of rain on tuesday. 61. looks like the steadiest rain would be from clouds and sun wednesday. more rain coming in windy behind it friday.

seasonable in to the next weekend. bill evans has much more starting in the morning. as veterans day approaches, stolen service medals now replaced. >> a woman who lost two brothers in world war ii has held on to their medals for decades. four years ago though two purple hearts were stolen in a burglary. >> a ceremony was held in brooklyn to replace those medals. eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff was there. >> reporter: 93-year-old anne burns sang along as the songs echoed through. burn is the only surviving sibling of lieutenant andrew doyle who disappeared while flying a her other brother hugh patrick doyle was killed in action in germany. she's been the keeper of their

two purple hearts were stolen from her four years ago. now they're being replaced. burn's daughter maureen o'neil reached out to congressman dan donovan to request replacement medals. >> she realized they had been stolen. she was very sad. her brother hugh 's medals were not stolen because they had been engraved. andrew's had never been engraved so they were stolen. it's a devastating moment for her. but she's a woman of great faith. she's 93. >> reporter: in a formal medal presentation ceremony, congress dan donovan and brigadier general graham honored lieutenant doyle's sacrifice. >> worked with the army tirelessly to replace these medals for the family as a representation of this man's heroism and commitment to the nation. >> i know what this family has gone through and it's wonderful to be able as part of fort

hamilton community, as part of the larger army family to be able to thank this family for their amazing sacrifices. >> reporter: as veterans day approaches, burn cherishes the time shared with her brothers, veterans remembered as part of the greatest generation. >> i keep thinking back to when we were very young. we had happy times. >> reporter: mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> what a wonderful story. that's going to do it for us. thanks for staying up. i'm sandra bookman. >> and i'm joe torres.

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