facing serious charges after police say he abducted his child and stabbed the child's mother. >> police arrested the suspect after a traffic stop in new jersey. police issued an amber alert only hours earlier and now we have learned that he is a former police officer. we are live in paterson with more. >> reporter: well, we did get a chance to talk to an attorney that had represented the suspect a few years back a little earlier this morning. he says his former client is here at the county jail. and now we are anticipating an extradition hearing to send him back to new york, possibly as early as this afternoon. overnight, the suspect was moved back and forth from the new jersey state police police department in bloomfield. he had to return as paper work was completed on the 47-year- old suspect. as for his 3-year-old daughter,

members in bronx after last evening in the trooper d department. >> we did stop the traffic before the incident was supposed to happen just in case it went wrong but thank god it didn't go wrong. it was a high-risk stop. and just thank god that he went willingly, he didn't put up a fight. >> reporter: eyewitnesses gathered some details. he was a former cop where he had another family and other children that are now adults. he left the police force after being accused of assaulting a cabbie while working off-duty at a yard in 2002. his attorney says he was charged with filing a fake police report. in 2007, those charges were dropped and his pension was restored. his latest job was working as a motorman for the mta since 2013. as for the latest case, no word on what sparked yesterday's attack and kidnapping of his

car was tracked down on the garden state parkway where the suspect gave up peacefully. and the woman that the suspect is accused of attacking yesterday over in bronx is listed in critical condition but she is expected to survive is. that is the latest live from new jersey, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. a fire that firefighters thought they had extinguished overnight suddenly flair up again on staten island. the fire broke out in a vacant home on clove road in west brighton and quickly spread to two other homes. crews knocked down the flames but the fire reignited this morning and threatened a nearby deli. firefighters were table put it out before it could cause anymore damage. >> this is traumatic. traumatic. it's a loss. it's a loss. and you know, you think of -- i

in regard to fatality bus the reality is that it's devastating. >> four firefighters were injured while fighting the the initial blaze. a pet cat was killed. there's no word yet on the cause of the fire. a police shootout in brooklyn ends with one man in custody and another on the run. this happened last night at railroad playground. someone shot at two narcotics officers as they responded to a call about gunfire in the park. the officers returned fire, took a 24-year-old man into custody. police are still searching for the other man involved in the gunfire. and police search for three suspects in a possible bias attack in queens. the victim was beaten, robbed and sexually assaulted by three men they said who were shouting anti-gay slurs. now this happened in jackson heights monday morning. police say the suspects chased a 23-year-old victim for several blocks, struck him over the head with a pipe and attacked him. he was hospitalized in serious condition. police have identified a

mother in bronx. investigators say tyrone lowe is also the victim's ex- boyfriend. detectives believe lowe left the scene in morris park in a gray 2006 honda mini van. investigators say he was inside the home of the victim when she was shot in the head. her young son was also there but police say he did not see the killing. three pedestrians struck by vehicles in separate incidents in manhattan overnight. now none of the victims were believed to have suffered life- threatening injuries. this morning, a woman in her 70s was struck by a private garbage truck. the driver was questioned at the scene. a court appearance today for the mother of two the teenage boys beaten so severely in a church counseling session that one died and one was injured. she is facing first and second degree assault charges for the death of her 19-year-old son lucas and the assault on her 17- year-old christopher. her husband and several members

murder. we have to keep the rain gear for another day. but changes on the way. meteorologist bill evans here with the accuweather forecast. >> well, here we go. we're going to take a look across the park. still got fog and the clouds and drizzle and some rain here. and we're going to have that at varying rates into the afternoon. most of it to the north right now. temperature right now has been mostly right around the upper 40s. and is now 52 if the park. low visibilities to go with that. a mile and a half here. a mile in white plains. this is going to give you airport delay, half mile at jfk. so that will be a problem for the afternoon if you're trying to fly out. 287, rain. and above i-80 rain too. but back to the southwest, there's more rain to come and that will come through this afternoon and this evening. and then the front will come through this evening as well. and that will start to cool things down.

.3040 in the park. nearly .50 near white plains. showers through the evening and tonight. and that will be around the lighting of the christmas tree time at rockefeller center and. we start to see things clear out overnight. and we will see clearing but a big windy day coming tomorrow. so showing .20 to .50 left this even going into tonight. so you must have the rain gear. we will talk about the day tomorrow and, a beautiful weekend coming up. much warmer than normal for december. all that in just a moment. back to you. >> thank you. turning now to the fight against isis. the battle is intensifying. defense secretary ash carter in front of congress, laying out the latest plan while the british parliament debates the united kingdom's participation. we are live in washington, d.c. >> reporter: good afternoon. yes, as terror suspects continue to be arrested in europe, john kerry, secretary of state is urging nato allies to step up the attacks against

two of the world's biggest military forces are planning stepped up action in the war against isis. here in the u.s., secretary of defense ash carter announcing a new special ops targeting force based in iraq and it will conduct raid, gather intelligence, free hostages and to capture isis leaders. carter telling the congressional committee that course. >> we are defending the homeland, acting to defeat isil in its core in syria and iraq. >> reporter: and in london, the parliament debating if they should launch air strikes in syria. right now, they are only targeting isis in iraq. >> the house should be unto no illusion, these terrorist are plotting to kill us right now. they attack us because of who do. >> reporter: british prime minister david cameron making the case while acknowledging the risk. >> the action we propose is legal.

and it is the right thing to do to keep our country safe. >> reporter: plans to contribute 1200 troops and resources to the fight there. military support has increased in public approval in recent days. live in washington, d.c., channel 7 eyewitness news. back to you. >> thank you. it's an app to help you find a dog the walker but now one woman demanding answers after she says her dog got lost and never made it home alive. governor chris christie sounds off. what he now says about syrian

breaking news in queens. a woman injured in what police say was the attemped robbery inside the central terminal at laguardia airport. >> what did k you tell us? >> reporter: well, what -- what can you tell us? >> reporter: this appears to be an attemped purse snatching but because police could not be sure precisely what it was, there is an ems response and there is a police response. you can see the ambulance here now. the victim apparently suffered scrapes and bruises i'm told. in an incident that happened around 11:00 this morning inside the central terminal. apparently in the lady's room. and the woman apparently got into an altercation with someone who was attempting to steal her purse. the thief, the would-be thief apparently got away and has yet to be the woman who got into the altercation, the victim in all of this suffered some scrapes and bruises.

but at the moment, it does not appear she suffered any serious injuries. again, being evaluated here. and to be clear, this has not interfered with the operations either inside or outside the terminal we're live at laguardia, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you very much. in the race for president, new jersey governor chris christie says the top priority is homeland security in the wake of the attacks in paris. speaking on "good morning america" today, governor chris christie reiterated that he opposes allowing syrian refugees into the u.s. >> my only point is this, why doesn't the president listen to the fbi director? the fbi director said we can't vet these people and not at the speed that the president wants to bring them? my point is simple, the fbi director says they can't be vetted and the security and the safety of the american people have to be placed first. >> the governor went on to refute senator ted cruz' claim

get it done, that's the message of a group of 9/11 first responders in washington, d.c. today. more than a dozen supporters showed up in washington, d.c. they are upset the senate majority leader removed the act inclusion from a soon-to-been approved transportation bill. >> we have one person that looked to attached something that he was interested in to the transportation bill. and when he wasn't able to have his bill attached to the transportation bill, he decided to hold us hostage. >> the group says there's one more chance of the bill passing before the end of the year. if that doesn't happen, services will begin shutting down in january. a tanker truck burned down to almost nothing in southern california this morning. authorities say the tank contained 8700-gallons of fuel when it caught fire yesterday afternoon not far from los angeles.

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warmer temperature and the rain helps. the temperature spikes up like that in a el nio year. stays wet. we will be talking about the warm temperatures as we go into winter. lee goldberg will talk about that later on. first off, the warm air is causing the fog that is around. so you see the low cloud cover. and we've got the rain. and we've got fog. and it's causing some visibility issues at area airports. you see it's hanging at the tops of the buildings. earlier they were near the water. it's on the east river around the hudson. temperature 52 degrees. warmer than the normal average afternoon high. the amount is high and the wins are calm. and that allows the fog to hang around the area. yesterday's high 51. normal is 48. we're going to be well above that today.

rain started and the system started, .40 so far. and maybe another few tenths action maybe .50 and more spots to go this evening and into tonight. and here's what you can expect. the rain gear handy through tonight. patchy fog and dense still and more rain and milder this afternoon and blustery behind the storm coming through. and windy tomorrow. and the first weekend of december is going to be awesome if you like the mild temperatures. a mile in white plains. a half mile at jfk. this is is the issue with the visibility and toward stewart airport, about .10. that's going the to slow you down today. to northport, 53. now the rain will knock the fog down where you can get some rain. you see this batch to the west is cutting more off to the north. a.m.

south, a few tenths and tonight. lee goldberg will have more on that. and the front plows through, snow and rain mix to lake michigan chicago. that's headed for detroit. that will come in this evening and tonight. we will get to 5:00, showers around, a few showers this evening. and then eventually the front is going to plow through and that's good news because we see the sun is shine returning tomorrow. but you can see by the clouds on the futurecast, the sloping northwest wind carrying the clouds across tomorrow. and that means windy with clearing skies and sunshine as the high comes across into friday. and we get the center of the high, we're at 51 on friday. and that will feel great. and the wins come around the southwest. and we warm into the mid-50s by sunday. and foggy, damp, rain and drizzle this afternoon. tonight, we've got a period of rain, tapers off to showers and then ends this 10:00, 11:00, closer to the midnight, 46 is the low. and then tomorrow, going to be

start the day and then we get sunshine breaking through, it's windy, 52 degrees and the wind gusts as high as 30, 35 miles per hour tomorrow. and the wind dies down tomorrow night. and a look at friday, saturday and sunday looking at really nice stuff. 54 degrees on sunday. the first weekend of december. when the temperatures should be about 48. should be a little wind. and should be about a high of 38. and maybe snow. but no. not in a el nio year. >> well, we're not complaining. >> haven't heard one. >> i heard one. >> somebody wanted a blizzard. >> they're going the to get it. >> always going to the get one. >> wait it out. don't worry about it.

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dramatic legislation cues. a wild food fight. just some of the stories that were caught on camera ask caught our attention. we begin with deadly flooding taking over a city in southern india. what were once streets and sidewalks have now become a

been deployed to rescue people in the worst affected area. nearly 200 people have died. a police officer is recovering after a frightening fall. the officer plunged off a roof while chasing a suspect. it was caught on his body cam. police in utah say they were called because the suspect was loitering. he charged at the officers and one of the officers fell off the roof of a strip mall, about 10 feet to the concrete below. the suspect is was arrested. the officer was treated for bumps and bruises but is otherwise doing well. a stop at a 7-eleven ends in a food fight. two women were upset they couldn't buy store. so they launched a soda bottle at the clerk and then the fight started, bananas and chips started flying. and then a male friend knocked out the clerk with a punch. yikes. it ended with one woman hitting the clerk below the belt with a

he is expected to be okay. police are looking for the two women and their friend. >> that's like an out of control animal house episode there. >> that's a good way to describe it. >> my goodness. all right. thank you. you know, a a picture they say is worth a thousand words but this picture is worth nearly a million likes and the message, much more than that. facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife announced the daughter of their daughter max with a post on facebook, of course. and in the post, the couple wrote an open letter to their new daughter, pledging to give 99% of their facebook shares and that breaks down to about $45 billion. this to pay for programs that personalize learn, cure disease, connect people and just build strong communities, all because they say the hope for the future they see in their daughter. just generous as you can imagine. well, when we come back, a

a woman says she hired a dog walker through an app but her beloved pup never made it home alive. it left her upset and devastated. we will tell you what happened to him. plus, new details about the moments before a deadly plane crash in westchester county. it left a lot of questions. and the moving message behind this photo, a birthday cake that's gone viral. a little fog right now. but bill is telling us, don't worry, you will get to put the rain gear away soon enough. eyewitness news is coming right back. but first, live midday new

ss news son we continue to follow several breaking stories. a man in queens accidentally shot by police. the man was being attacked by a dog when police got there, they shot and killed the dog but a bullet also went through the leg of the man. he is expected to be okay. also breaking right now, police are investigating aan attemped robbery inside the central terminal at laguardia airport. a woman says she was in the restroom when another woman attempted to take her purse. it was a fight and the person who tried to the steal the purse ran off. so far, no arrests. the father accused of

stabbing the kid's mother is headed to court today it sparked an amber alert. police were able to arrest him after a traffic stop in new jersey. he learn he is a former police officer. hello again. >> all new at 12:30, a dog walking nightmare. a woman says she used an app to hire a dog walker but the pup never made it home alive. >> and now she is demanding answers. we are live with the details on this. >> reporter: well, it is known as the uber for dog walkers. there's an app called wag. but two women who live in brooklyn that we just talked to are now blaming the app for losing their dog. the dog ultimately struck and killed by a car in brooklyn. the incident goes back to november 18th. when the dog walk arrived, the

leash and that dog, a rescue park. that launched a search by not only the owners but also the community. and even app officials themselves. some who flew in for the effort. the search lasted about a week until the news came tie local vet that the dog had been struck by a car near the park and had not survived. the owners are blaming the now for not having properly trained dog walkers for waiting about an hour to inform that them that the dog was missing in the first place and not before he was killed. they want this story to be a others. >> hope that people can better hearing ducky's story. that's what we hope. >> reporter: now we expect to talk with some company officials from wag later today.

in fact, they spend thousands of dollars looking for ducky. and we will have an interis view with them afternoon that we will bring you later. at this hour, we know that ducky has been cremated and the app did pay for some expenses. and they call this, quote, a tragic accident. reporting live on the lower east side, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. well we're learning more about the plane that crashed almost two weeks ago in north salem. the ntsb has released its first report on the the it says the plane dipped and climbed almost a thousand feet before finally disappearing off radar as it plunged boo the reservoir. two people died in the crash. the ntsb says the wreckage of the plane will be placed in a secure facility for further examination once it's pulled from the water. two people are dead after a crash involving a school bus in new jersey. a volkswagon slammed into the bus carrying a high school swim team in south hampton township near philadelphia.

car was trying to the pass another vehicle in a no passing zone. two men were killed in the crash. eight students and an adult suffered minor injuries. the 16-year-old who led police on a fatal crash has died of his injuries. police say he was driving a stolen van last week. the van crashed into another car, killing an innocent driver. a 14-year-old girl who was a passenger the van was critically hurt. moving now chicago and if fallout from the deadly police shooting of a teenager. mayor rahm emanuel facing tough questions after firing the top cop and the investigation there widening with the state attorney now asking the u.s. department of justice to review the entire chicago police department. we are live with the very latest developments. >> reporter: well, david, the mayor's answer to easing tension so far has been to fire the police superintendent and dent and create a new task force but today, some are

enough. could there be more shake-up in the works in chicago with the community still demanning answers? >> was there a cover-up? >> reporter: even after the firing of the police superintendent, concerned residents are asking why it took the city more than a year to release the now infamous dash cam radio video? >> this administration has to the answer, what did they know and when. >> reporter: according to prosecutor, officer say son van dyke fired his weapon 16 times in 15 second, killing 1-year- old laquan mcdonald last october. but last week, the videos released van dyke the charged with murder. he says he feared for his life. the second video shows the police chase in a burger king parking lot moments before the shooting. abc news obtaining these images of the police officer inside the restaurant, alleging officers deleted video but investigators say a review of the system found the video was not tampered with.

has been condition and the city's leaders must go. >> i think i'm doing my job. and i try to do it every day. >> i have no intentions of resigning. there's no reason for me to resign. >> reporter: in a statement, the state attorney general says it's clear trust in the chicago police department is broken and without a review, the trust cannot be rebill. and that is why she is asking the feds to investigate. channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you. the accused killer will be back in court this afternoon pushing to have the charges dismissed. pedro hernandez is facing a retrial for 1979 kidnap and murder. the trial is set for late february to give a new prosecutor time to prepare. hernandez' first trial ended with a deadlocked jury voting 11-1 to convict hernandez. 52 degrees and gray right now. let's turn to bill evans and find out what the after school forecast has for us.

going to be some rain. going to be mild temperatures. the rain is off to the south and west and it will glide right through the area through the evening right after school and more rain to come in the after-school hours and tonight. and temperatures are going to get into -- as we go into the afternoon, upper 50s, dropping to the 50s tonight. and we really cool off tomorrow because of the wind. but aafter school, we're at 57. periods of rain and we will have fog. so after school, be very careful and watch out for the kids some visibilities very low all around the tri-state area. and clearing skies tomorrow. and a beautiful december weekend coming up. don't go away. >> thank you (. chilling radio, a man wanted for impersonating a police officer and terrorizing women.

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smoke from the fire could be seen for miles yesterday afternoon. part of the roof collapsed but no one was hurt. firefighters were battling the flames from outside at the time. the so fire was so large, several nearby streets were closed to traffic. nba great kobe bryant spoke out on "good morning america" about his decision to retire at the end of the season. bryant played 20 years with the los angeles lakes and is third on the nba all-time scoring list. and he says he is ready to walk away from the game. he says his mind used to drift to the game during his morning meditation ritual but that changed. >> that's when i started realing, it's getting close because now i'm not obsessively thinking about the game anymore. it's not wired into my subconscious the way it used to be. >> he says he didn't accomplish everything he wanted to do. he wanted eight championships and he only got five.

he plans to do next. >> fantastic athlete nonetheless. singer chris brown cancel his concert tour down under. brown had four shows scheduled this month in australia and one in new zealand. in september, authorities warned him they intended to consider refusing his visa application because of his did mostic violence record. his domestic violence record -- his domestic violence record. beating the odd, the man who won the lottery twice

we want to update you on breaking news. we know that actually two the men were injured in an incident involve ising a dog attack in the nypd. >> this happened in south ozone park.

joe, what can you the tell us? >> reporter: here we are. a little bit two hours after this happened. it all unfolded just after 10:00 this morning. we are on rockaway boulevard. literally in the middle of the street here. and you can see police officers have two blocks ofaway boulevard blocked off as they investigate what was a shooting incident involving a police officer here. we understand there were two men having an argument with a third man 2 . two men had a dog with and they had their dog attack the man. he was bitten numerous times. police responded to the scene and in the response we're learning that one of the -- the dog in fact turned towards the police officer who then opened fire, shot and killed the dog. how did the men get injured? it seems one of the men was injured when police opened fire. and perhaps the other man was hit by a bullet or debris. we are told they are both okay. and they were taken to the hospital.

one viewer. the yellow tarp there in the middle of the street, the dog is apparently under the tarp there. police officers still on the scene here investigating, asking questions, trying to catch up with people as to what led up to this. the two men taken to the hospital, stable condition with leg injuries. going to be a 1:00 news conference at police quarters and we hope to get more details on what happened here. but that's the latest here. channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. we also have other breaking news to tell you about. we have new video of an attemped robbery inside the central terminal at laguardia airport. video shows the the woman being taken to the an ambulance. she says she was in the restroom when another woman attempted to take her purse. she says there was a fight. she got hurt and the suspect ran off in this case. so far, no arrests. and another story we will

very active news day. and the sky have been active too. >> yeah, a busy weather day. and windy tomorrow. some really nice weather for the weekend. and the rest of the day today, you need your rain gear. you're going to need the umbrella and raincoat. and i don't think they allow umbrellas. make sure you have a poncho. going to park avenue. look at the snow flake, going to be a wet snow flake. and take a look outside and around 5th avenue, yeah, you know, they are wet. we do have cloud, fog, showers as we look camera in brooklyn to the lower east side. and here's times square looking south. a gloomy day here. look at the clouds at the top of the empire state building. can't make out one world trade all that as well. and you will see down, that's just fogged in all together. and for folks on the west side with the umbrella, take a look and some have umbrellas and some do not.

the next few hours, into tonight. temperature 52. the humidity is high. the winds are calm. pressure is just going to continue to drop. that's because of a low pressure system in the area. and a cold front to the west and the high pressure is leading. temperatures are warm. in the low and mid-50s. 47 up the hudson river valley. and rain to the west and to the north. surging up here in the next batch through the evening. and the front moves through that's back here in the great lakes. this is why it's such a wet wednesday here with the rain. with us this evening. you see 3:00, 4:00, lee goldberg here first at 4:00. and then the front working its way through around 8:00, 9:00. a copious amount of rain the evening. it's foggy with damp and drizzling conditions tonight. and this will end after midnight. looking at sunshine returning tomorrow.

it will feel like the 40s tomorrow. but the orange globe thing returns to the sky. that will be nice to see after a couple days. 52 on saturday. and 54 on sunday. >> i like it. >> might not put new the holiday spirit but mild for december. >> yeah, you there you go. >> something for everybody. pistachios are valuable enough to steal, but that's what happened in california. thieves used fake documents to pick up a trailer full of them. 40,000 pounds worth about $500,000. police suspect the thieves hacked computer systems to make the shipping documents look so real. >> you know, pistachios are expensive. they're pricy and delicious. that's true. sometimes it pays off to follow a hunch. a man stopped to buy a scratch- off lottery ticket and won $1,000. >> and then, that's not the whole story. there's more.

minutes later, really hit the jackpot. $10 million. ky tails of this incredibly lucky person. -- dealsover this incredibly lucky person. >> reporter: customers are buying up scratch-off tickets like never before. >> i play every day. >> reporter: after a regular -- >> there's like maybe six or seven guys already. >> reporter: beat the odds were couldn't happen to a better guy. >> reporter: win not once but twice in a matter of minutes. >> amazing. unbelievable. >> reporter: the manager says he sold the inwinning ticket last week when rodney meadows stopped to pick up scratch offs. >> he went outside. big. first try. again. >> somebody came in and bought three. and the third one, that was the $10 million. i can't believe what a $10 million looks like.

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