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major changes at rutgers university tonight. two athletic leaders fired after a season plagued by arrests, violations, and embarrassment. but first -- absolutely devastating. >> a deadly crash claims three lives in new jersey. two dedicated friendly workers and a charismatic young man. tonight their friends and family share their heartache over this tragedy. hello everyone, i'm joe torres. >> i'm sandra back man. a van was taking workers home when it lost control and slammed into a car and a truck towing a cattle trailer.

the side of i-287 in bernards township. >> the driver of the car was killed. police have not yet identified the two workers who were kid. >> we talked to family and friends of the victims. >> reporter: joe and sandra, this is where several of the victims are recovering from what officials are saying are non life threatening injuries. there are a dozen victims what are injured but for three others they were not as lucky, killed in this horrific accident. for those who were close to those victims this has been a devastating day. >> no one knows what happened here and why. >> reporter: this man says his nephew was always the life of the party. a sharp young man known for his contagious sense of humor. tragically multivehicle accident saturday night. police say it was around 10:30 when it happened, killing the hillsborough man and two others. loved ones say he recently turned down a high paying job

could be close to home and take care of his sick grandfather. >> he always just wanted to be around everyone that he knew and keep them in touch so he would almost persistently tray to get everyone together, hang out. >> his personality was quite magnetic. that's why people are hanging around so much. >> reporter: investigators say lost his life after a 43-year- old man driving a dodge ram pulled over to check on a cattle trailer he was towing. his hyundai elantra that vehicle. that's when a van carrying restaurant work 0ers struck the guardrail, the trailer, then him. senate's devastating. it's absolutely devastating. >> reporter: this woman, overcome with sadness after learning two workers were the restaurant.

the signs posted there today telling customers they're closed due to an unexpected emergency and apologizing for an inconvenience. she says those workers take that van to work every day. every one of them, she says, a part of the community. >> the workers are all really, really nice people. they're very conscientious. they're very hard workers. >> reporter: the driver of that dodge suffered minor injuries. he was rushed to everylook medical center. he and the other surviving victims are expected to be okay. stephan kim, channel 7 eyewitness news. new video tonight of a man caught on camera stealing from an electronics store on long island. security cameras recorded the suspect walking into a game stop in carl place on november 13th. when the clerk was disstrablgd the manner reached over the counter, grabbed a playstation 4 console and ran out of the store. investigators have some hope or -- or hope, rather, someone will recognize the suspect and notify police.

two homes in suffolk county. by the time firefighters arrived on the scene in north baby lon the flames had spread from one home on sunrise miles per hour to another next-door. a car parked in a driveway also went up in flames. one person was treated for smoke inhalation. new information tonight in the attack on planned parenthood in colorado springs. authorities have identified the two civilians killed. 29-year-old army veteran pierre stewart and 36-year-old jen for markovsky were shot and killed. the accused gun pan will appear in court tomorrow. investigators say he made hostile comments about planned parenthood but left few clues about his plans. >> he's not talking to a lot of people. he's not saying i'm going to do this or that. very hard to identify that

type of person as threat. >> also tonight the secret service has reportedly sent agents to investigate comments that robert dear made about president bam movement details of those remarks have not been released. president obama flew to france and promptly paid trib tribute to the victims in paris. president obama placed a single flower at a make shift memorial outside the bataclan concert hall. meanwhile in paris earlier today violence clashes erupted between police and climate change activists who refused to obey a ban on protests. a ban put in place following the recent terror attacks in that city. police arrested more than 200 protesters as authorities tried to disexperts the raucous crowd. climate change very much on the minds of demonstrators

bill nye the science guy led a rally on the steps of new york city hall this afternoon. he was joined by members of the people's climate movement. speakers outlined key policy commitments they want from the de blasio administration ahead summit in paris. a fresh start. that's what rutgers university scandal-filled football season and a losing record. today the university fired head football coach kyle flood and athletic director julie hermann. they've already made a hire to get the school back on track. lucy yang is on campus unnew brunswick with details. lucy. >> reporter: well, sandra, it was a big sports at rutgers university today. the football coach is gone, and so is the athletic director. but it will make a difference? one day after the end of a dismal season, rutgers football coach kyle flood got sacked.

>> the replacement of the football coach raises special challenges for us so that made it appropriate, i think, for us to start fresh, wipe the slate clean. >> reporter: it was not a total surprise. there had been speculation about how long the coach could hold on to his job without victories on the field. that, plus the scandals off the field. flood himself was suspended for three games and finned $50,000 earlier in the season for reportedly contacting a professor about a player's grades, which is not allowed. that player and five others were eventually kicked off the team after beg arrested for armed robbery, burglary, and rioting. >> probably the main reason why he got fired, you've imt to be able to control your players. >> reporter: flood was not the only head to roll this thanksgiving weekend. the athletic director julie hermann was also fired. >> there's a lot of prob in this league, and we have to be able to succeed. >> reporter: rutgers president this afternoon wasted no time naming replacements, an

a permanent hire for athletic director, patrick hobbs, the former dean at seton hall law school and a former athletic director. he also served the governor's office. >> we have a fan base. are they unhappy? no question. but when we put success on the field, they're going to embrace what we're doing. >> reporter: now, according to the university's president, the new athletic director was actually hired on friday, two days before the coach and former athletic director were fired. live at rutgers university tonight, lucy yang for channel 7 eyewitness news. >> lucy, thank you. from football to basketball, big news tonight from one of the nba's biggest superstars. kobe bryant of the los angeles lakers delivered that news in the form of a letter. eyewitness news sports anchor laura behnke has the details. >> reporter: joe, this wasn't

kobe bryant decided to make his retirement announcement in a poem. and he posted it on derek jeter's website. he says he will retire after this season. the lakers superstar spent his entire 20-year career with los angeles wing five titles with the lakers. now 37 years old, bryant has struggled to stay healthy over the last couple of seasons and seans production suffer but he will always be known as one of the basketball greats. in his first-person poem called dear basketball, he wrote this season is all i have left to gi. my heart can taking pounding but my mind knows it is time to say good-bye. stott says it is his star's intent to play the rest of this season and help the lakers win. >> kobe will sit down exclusively with robin roberts to talk about his retirement.

you can see that interview wednesday morning on "good morning america" right here on channel 7. an arsonist targeting religious symbols in queens what. police want you to know. plus a new move to help new yorkers cut back on salt. another change coming to menus near you. we'll explain. and an unexpected rescue for harvard police officers. how they saved the day for a hawfnlgt. meteorologist amy freeze here. temperatures are just about freezing, but the colder weather has certainly moved in. you probably felt it today. 39 degrees right now in central park. temperatures are going to be falling to near freezing many spots after highs today returned to near normal. mid-40s and low 50s. we will be falling back to 35 here in the city. sub freezing in spots. how long does it stay normal

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tomorrow the health commissioner will make a big announcement about sodium levels in your meals. you are going to start to see salt shakers appear on menus. new york city will be the first to warn customers about how much salt they're consuming. mallory. >> reporter: sandra, health officials say this is about having enough information to

make an educated decision about what you are consuming. but some fast-food fans say leave my meal alone. just how salty is your favorite? soon you will have to look no further than the menu. starting december 1st a salt shaker warning icon will inform you. >> we overindulge in everything so i think it is good to know what we're putting into our bodies. >> i think i'm going go directly to the ones with the salt and have at it. >> reporter: the new new york city board of health requirement will impact only fast-food chains with 15 or more locations nationwide. >> reporter: you're not going to stop eating these no matter

what that label says. >> reporter: the recommended daily limit of sodium is 2300 milligrams, or one tea spoon of 15. but the cdc says the average daily intake for americans is much more than that, about 3400 milligrams. >> certainly the public has the right to know and i am shocked sometimes when i find out that something like a hamburger can have all the salt you need for a day or more. >> reporter: overconsumption can lead to a variety of health issues including cardio vass skew lar disease which can lead to heart attacks. >> i have to help my dad who has high blood pressure. i have to cut back. >> i think it's good idea but no one is ever going to be happy. people will still find something to complain about. >> reporter: cardio vass skew lar disease is the leading cause of death among new yorkers. so many people we spoke with tonight told us they're monitoring their sodium intake in a way they never have before. live in times square, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you mallory.

a hawk after they noticed it was in distress in the east river. the officers from the department's harbor unit were on patrol near the brooklyn bridge this morning when they spotted the hawk in the water, flapping its wings. they pulled it onto the boat, dried it off with a towel, and it remained perched on the arm of an officer for several minutes before flying off. anyway needed a break. >> there you go. >> they were in the middle of getting an elderly man out of the path of a train when two good samaritans realized that train was rapidly approaching. they managed to get to safety but you have to hear just how close they were when that train sped by. and amson reveals its latest invention for the future of delivery. we'll show you the new hybrid drone that could be leaving packages right on your front lawn. and a live look outside. meteorologist amy freeze has your work week weather coming up. don't forget to join us

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you have been saying it all day, amy. no-coat november is gone for good. >> what are you calling december? >> i think it's going to be mild now. it's starting off mild. but it took november all month to show o. we roll into december with pretty much an above-average pattern. it's chilly, it feels like november for a day or two before we get another chance to take the temperatures back above average. let's get started tonight with

falling temperatures. you can tell the difference. not only do we have 30s, a great shot from manhattan looking into the battery of one world trade. north wind at 6 miles per hour. currently 39 in central park. we look back here over the last couple of days with the beautiful three days in a row of 60s. that felt g. then we had the 46 today, and we're forecasting 46 again tomorrow. so a similar feel to the day. looking at the 24-hour temperature change we've been on track with this all day. so a real transition has already happened. another reinforcing shot of cold air is going to keep the temperatures low tomorrow. we see those winds here out of the north. we had a gust from montauk in the last 30 minutes of 23 miles per hour. also another gust right there at the shores of belmar 16 miles per hour. a few clouds hanging around, too, from really new jersey

new york, new jersey line, i should say, all the way down to the kay. everybody else clear skies, even the clouds are very thin. the front itself is down south to delmarva so we get the influence of all this chilly air from the north. 46 degrees tomorrow. that's below average. but it doesn't last very long. instead, we're going to see a warm front come through and that will change things not only bringing mild air but also moisture. the tendency in the ohio river valley, lot of rain stretches back to north texas. that's going to easing its way east. as that happens by tuesday night we are tracking rain coming into delaware and south jersey. by tuesday morning at dawn we've got showers across the area. that rain continues through tuesday afternoon. it looks as though we could see the heaviest rain tuesday night into wednesday morning. so we will break this down for you. 30s tonight, 27 in the coldest spots. sun to clouds and brisk tomorrow during the afternoon

back in the fichts by tuesday, cloudy and rainy. will you need the rain gear wednesday. 50 on thursday, 51 on friday. temperatures are fairly season allot but the accuweather seven-day forecast, no major extremes. either near the normal or right above it. >> laura behnke up next with sports. week 12 in the national football league and the races are heating up with the final games of november. instead, today was the giants who were ice cold in washington with a slow start

important games for both local football teams today. here's lawyer ?roo. the imients had their bye last week. for the last two weeks the giants have been talking about the urgency they will face in the final six weeks. and about how each player needs to raise his level of play in order to win the nfc east. today happens. as the giants took their one-

this is not how they wanted to the begin. eli manning. ball intercepted by riley jmplet washington would get a field goal out of. that then they would get more on their second drive. cousins to jackson. a little showboating prematurely but gets the touchdown. big blue would mount a comeback in the second half. 4th down manning. the 40-yard, 20-7. odell beckham junior, a highlight machine. add this to the legend, diving for the grab. the giants had one last chance. the lateral effort coming up like you would expect. it doesn't work. 20-14. the giants fall to 5-6. so they are now tied. >> it started in such a poor fashion. we didn't give anybody any reason to think that we were going to be able to turn the thing around. it took awhile but as i said i gave the players credit for the way they came back in the fourth quarter.

>> at one point it seemed the jets could challenge for a division title, maybe. but after dropping four of their last five suddenly a serious doubt. than trying to stay alive as they hosted the dolphins at metlife. after an interception early the jets went to work. pat trick to marshall. start of a pretty big day for both. second quarter all jets. patrick to the airport. smith on the other end for his first nfl touchdown, 16 yards, 14-0. in the fourth the jets pulling away. marshall's second score of the day. 131 yards on nine receptions while fitzpatrick threw four tds. chris ivory breaking tackles. you can't keep him down. 31-yard scamper to the house. 35-8 jets, the route officially on. defense doing its part. richardson sacking ryan tannehill who fumbles. the recovery for the yes. 3-20. they are now 6-56789.

>> the theme in the locker room before the game was let's go out there and have some fun. it's not a whole lot of fun to not play well and lose. let's just go out there loose and have some fun and see what happens. i thought that's what we did today. >> we have much more ahead in sports. when we return, poetry like kobe as the lakers' store player announces his retirement from the nba effective at the end of the season. plus, the knicks trying to

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the end of an era is upon us. tonight kobe bryant announced he will retire from the nba at the end of this season. he made his declaration in a poem posted on derek jeter's website. during his 17-year career -- 20-year career, rather, he won five nba titles and went to 17 all-star games. last week the knicks went to houston and beat the rocket. tonight new york trying to snap a three-game skid.

-- aaron aaron aflallo here. marcus thorn had 18 points. that tied it with 32 seconds left. trevor arecognize sai eyeing -- trevor ariza icing it for the rocket. the knicks losing skid now at four. the nets going for their fourth win of the season as they hosted the pistons. detroit would take over. drummond completes the alley- oop plus the foul. at the end of the quarter here come the nets. jared jack the steal, then the slam. part of 57-0 nets run. they were they were going for the lead. nets up by three. it went back and forth in the final minutes. jack, the jumper here. the nets would put things away with free throws from there. 87-83, the nets snap their slide. as we told you earlier it is a day full of change for rutgers who fired head football coach

kyle flood and athletic director julie hermann one day after the scarlet knights ended the season 4-8. in soccer the red bull meeting the crew, down 2-0. no score until the 83rd manipulate. the red bulls had lots of work to do. header there. that will help make it 1-0. right after a flurry of activity. great chance for the red bulls to tie and force extra time but it trickles off the post and out. so 1-0 is your final. the red bulls win but they fall in aggregate goals 2-1. they're done. on to the mls country. a disappointing way to go out. >> thank you laura. a queens home targeted. religious symbols lit on fire. who would do this? will you hear what neighbors are saying about the arrest soifnt behind the crime. plus, two men scale buckingham palace in a brazen act of protest y.?

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three people are dead after a three-vehicle crash on i-287 in somerset county. two of the derpd employees of a nearby restaurant on their way home from work. the other was a 23-year-old man from hillsborough. rutgers university fired

its head football coach and athletic director. coach kyle flood was suspended for violating a school policy on athletes' grades. the football team finished the season with a 4-8 record. another move in the mission to make new yorkers more aware of their salt intake. beginning december 1st diners will see a salt shake ser icon next to menu items that contain more than the daily recommended amounts of sodium. the new rule will apply to restaurants with 15 or more locations. details on the plan will be announced tomorrow. but topping our news this half-hour the search for an arsonist in queens. surveillance cameras caught him setting fire to religious flags in front of a woodhaven home. >> police hope the video helps them find the man while residents and neighbors say they're afraid he will come back. eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson has the story. >> i don't think he's mental. he knows what he's doing. >> reporter: he's talking about the man zion this

surveillance video, footage police just released, want you to take a close look at to see if you know what this person is. >> he watched it burn. >> he come here and watched. >> reporter: he lives next- door to where this went down. thursday morning just after 1:00 while everyone was sleeping police say this suspect lit 40 brightly colored hindu prayer flags on fire. the sacred items are symbols of faith. the family placed it in their front yard never expecting someone would do this, especially on thanksgiving day. >> we have little kids here, you know. people living here, you know. it's dangerous. i don't feel safe. >> reporter: he showed me his flag. for some reason the suspect steered clear of them, pieces that reflect one's promise to pursue a spiritual life. no one in this neighborhood recognizes the suspect who sources tell eyewitness news

appear to in the moments before he did this stand on the correspond and watch for passing cars. and when it was quiet, took the opportunity to strike out. a second surveillance camera on the home also caught the firebug in action seconds after the fire. >> it's something like this, then he pulled apart. >> reporter: police say that was actually a medium sized travel bag. the suspect was last seen wearing a three-quarter length coat and a baseball cap. he took on southbound on 80th street. at this hour police are not vegging this as a hate crime. in the wad hasten section, kemberly richardson, eyewitness news. a man on long island is behind bars accused of causing a deadly crash while driving impaired. police say he hit a man on a motorcycle at an intersection yesterday afternoon.

to operate the vehicle was impaired by drugs when he struck the cyclist. the victim died at the hospital a short time later he is charged with driving without a license and driving under the influence of drugs. turning now to the race for president, hillary clinton sub veiling a plan she says will create jobs and strengthen the country's infrastructure. the former secretary of state says she would increase federal spending on infrastructure by $275 b. she says the program will provide jobs as well as needed improvements to roads, bridges, and public transit. is on the gop side new jersey governor chris christie picks up a much needed endorsement. influential newspaper, the new hampshire union leader endorsed christie this weekend. the paper's publisher wrote in an editorial, christie is right for these dangerous times, and he tells it like it

is, and he isn't shy about it. since launching his campaign in june christie has languished in the poles amid a crowd' field. pope francis spreads the message of peace in africa. thousands greeted the pontiff's arrived in the central african republic. francis stressed reconciliation in a country where christian-muslim violence has forced nearly 1 million people to flee their home. he will celebrate tomorrow in a volatile neighborhood in the capitol city before returning to rome. an appropriate serenade for strap hangers from classic. jazz musicians performed "take the a train" to riders on the a train. the concert at the 145th street station in harlem was a tribute to billy strayhorn who

famous by duke ellington. a subway car from the era also ran on part of the line. >> you gotta love the sound. >> isn't that great. a dramatic protest at buckingham palace. two men climbed the radio. we'll tell you what they were hoping to gain. plus, a pair of good samaritans jump into action when they see a man stuck in the path of an oncoming train. next you will hear just how close they were to the speeding train when it roared by. and taking a live look

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a customer noticed the car on the twrax near their home in washington state yesterday and went to help the driver. they say he seemed confused. didn't seem to know how he got there. they unbuckled his seatbelt and that's when they realized the freight train was barreling down the tracks right towards them. >> get up. they were able to get him to safety. still, they say they don't consider themselves heroes. >> we were all in the right place at the right time. it just happened to everything line up in the right way for him to be alive still. >> that couple says they would have never known the car was stuck if a friend hadn't gone outside to move their car. police in britain are investigating a security breach at buckingham palace. authorities say two protesters used a lad tore climb to the roof of an art gallery near

the rear of the palace this afternoon. the activist unfolded banners calling for greater parental rights for fathers. the men were arrested without incident and now face trespassing charges. talk about a royal glamour girl, she may be fourth in line for the throne but princess charlotte is number one when it comes to adorable baby pictures. kensington palace are leased two new photos. charlotte is the second child of prince william and wife kate. the little earth royal is wearing a dress and specific car did i gafnlt pictures were taken this month by her mother at the couple's country estate. >> something tells me we are going to see more pictures of charlotte. for months amson talked about using drones to make deliveries. now the talk has become reality almost. we'll show you their new delivery drone. plus, making the world a better place. one birthday party at a time.

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faa's approval to use airspace below 400 feet. won't that be something. >> definitely. like the justice car. >> you do know the justice car. >> the daughter judy and elright. >> stop the crazy thing. >> you can still watch it on youtube. >> chilly back to work. temperatures fell fast and you can feel it. we won't go to the freezing point in the boroughs, but definitely there are spots that could go to the upper 20s. so clear skiers allowing those numbers to fall fast. we are going to stay below average actually again tomorrow. we had 46 for today. i think that's where we will be again tomorrow afternoon. north winds bringing in this cold tear. front has passed us. but another reinforcing shot of cold air will be coming in tomorrow.

look at this, back to normal. we had a few 50s. the upper 40s is our official reporting station through central park. the boroughs at belmar, 5 2, the high temperature there. right now we're below freezing from poughkeepsie to monticello. we will be chilly through the morning so coats and even hats and scarfs. be ready to go. gusty winds on montauk. 23 miles per hour. 60 miles per hour at the jersey shore. so there's your number for tomorrow. 46 degrees, even colder than it was today with the winds that will make it feel a few degrees colder. we're also tracking showers coming up from the south. this is a weather slowed down travel across the mid sections of the country. coast tomorrow. the first sort of wave of energy breaks up. quickly. however, late monday we start to drag clouds in. by tuesday at daybreak there's reign the area. scattered showers are expected tuesday. then monday, or tuesday night into wednesday that's where we could see the bulk of the rain. so tuesday night into

wednesday morning we could add an additional inch of rain on top of the half inch that we see during the day on tuesday. so all in all it looks like it will be a good soak. 35 degrees for the high temperature. 46 is the high for tomorrow. so 30s for tonight, 46 tomorrow. there's your accuweather seven- day forecast. 57 wednesday. temperatures are actually rising overnight tuesday into wednesday. we will hit that high easter. then 50 on thursday. 51 with breezy sunshine. sunday. so we end november. no-coat november is over. december daisy sun. extreme. so i think we can take it. >> decent december. >> amy freeze. >> thank you amy. most of us take it for granted, when birthday comes present.

parties aren't in the budget. >> but that's not stopping one woman. she wants to make sure a family's financial problems do not get in the by of a day to celebrate. here's abc. >> reporter: take one professional party planner. get the equipment lined up, get it packed. get the names right. >> we have a little boy who is turning two, a little girl who is turning one. >> reporter: finally, get on sierktsd bring on the kids. and start the song. happy birthday to you >> reporter: this is what's called the birthday party project which leaves out just one detail. all of these kids who all have homeless. for many of them there would be no birthday party otherwise if not for page, the party plan where started this organization three years and more than 1600 birthdays celebrated ago to give these kids one day of being the center of attention. >> by throwing them the

raddest, baddest birthday parties they've ever seen. >> reporter: kids like ricardo who is eight. >> i'm surprised so many people came to my birthday. >> reporter: and atari, who is six. and this is their mom. >> they're celebrating and it's not something that i have to dread because i can't provide for them. >> reporter: they get cake, they get presents. >> we're celebrating my daughter what is eight. >> i felt like a supermodel. >> we believe that joy changes lives. >> reporter: and as birthday parties are the times and places for making wishes -- >> get out of the shelter and have a house. >> reporter: as wishes go, so real so modest, and so huge. it's why the birthday party project exists in the first place. john donovan, abc news, washington. >> what a great idea. >> those are some sharp dressed kids. >> it makes you realize how much we take for granted. >> no doubt. >> a lot of us. just something as simple as a

birth did i party made her feel like a supermodel. >> they're all very rare. >> very special lady. good memories being made there. >> good stuff. >> thank you for staying up with us. that's going do it for us tonight. i'm sandra back man. >> i'm joe torres. from all of us here, for amy, laura, sandra, and all of us up in the newsroom working hard behind the scene, eyewitness news returns tomorrow morning at 4:30. make it a great night, everyone. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte

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