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developing right now, two nypd officers allegedly on the wrong side of the law now facing a judge and serious charges

was happening at two local karaoke bars. >> a teenager shot after a fight at school spills into the streets. tonight, he's speaking exclusively with us about how his life is changed forever. >> that shooting forcing a lockdown at two schools as police search for the gunman. now the victim is speaking out, claiming he's an innocent victim. >> eyewitness news reporter speaking to the young man, he's in new york city for us. >> reporter: his name is steven sims and he's a senior at william dixon high school -- or dickenson high school, where earlier today around lump time there was a fight between two groups of students, some of them describing it as a brawl. some of the students left the school and maybe an hour later, steven sims, a senior said he was in the supermarket getting a sandwich for his own lunch break when a fight broke out and continued on the street and

listen to what he says happened next. >> at first, i felt it but i didn't realize i was hit until someone told me that there was blood on my pants. >> reporter: and we just talked to him in the past half hour at home. he says there is now a bullet forever lodged in his lower leg. he said he has a broken bone, the bullet is too close to his bones for doctors to remove it. he showed us his bloody pants and describes the pain he was feeling right now. he said he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time when that fight spilled out on to the street here on pal lisab, de avenue. there was a fight, police said, between either two students or two groups of students. sims' family said they've heard it was more like a brawl between two groups of students. one student they say threatened

left campus, only to return at some point later and then opened fire. several shots on the street, one of which hit steven sims. >> i don't know. somebody got to stop the guns being sold i guess or however everyone is getting the guns around here, got to stop. >> i don't want him to go to that school. make me nervous for him to go to school. worst phone call of my life. and i don't know what else to say because i don't want to break down. it was a very bad day. >> reporter: a very, very bad day, indeed, but the good news is her son is going to be okay. it was one shot to the leg and doctors say he will make a full recovery though he said he may live with the bullet in his leg the rest of his life. he's police did find the student who had opened fire. he's just 16 years old and

information about him, aside from that, because he is a juvenile. we are live in jersey city tonight, john einiger, channel 8 eyewitness news. scandal tonight for the nypd, two cops facing criminal charges of bribery, accused of alerting owners of a raid. this case could very well involve others. lucy yang live at one of the night clubs at the center of this case. >> reporter: these are troubling charges of corruption and bribery against several officers at the 109th precinct. instead of clamping down on illegal drugs at clubs, they're accused of putting their badge for sale. no one is singing at these karaoke clubs in flushing but informants are against two officers. a lieutenant and detective are under arrest, charged with

prosecutors believe they were getting cash each month from various karaoke bars in exchange for information on upcoming raids, keeping the karaoke bars in business proved to be a lucrative business. one of the officers was receiving $2,000 a month from one of the owners. on the force for ten years, he has now been suspended, bail set at $25,000. another officer, 50-year-old lieutenant robert sung turned himself in today and is now awaiting arraignment. now we're unable to get comments from the care observing clubs. this investigation by the attorney's office took two years

could be indicted in the days to come. in flushing queens tonight, lucy yang, channel 7 eyewitness news. tomorrow, a fofrm 51-year-old james burke will be charged in court. burke allegedly beat the suspect in an interrogation room, then attempted to obstruct a civil rights investigation into the attack. new at 11, we have new surveillance video of a man police say is an arsonist. this video from november 25th when a home in forest hills was set on fire. seven arson fires over the past six weeks, all the homes owned by people that are jewish. mr. is say anti-semitism does no

the saw mill. the driver of a nissan taking off after cops tried to pull the car over and ended up driving the wrong way on that parkway. the nissan crashed into several cars, a suspect who tried to run away was shot and killed by a police officer. another suspect was arrested. well, in the face of the most intense criticism of his embattled presidential bid, donald trump is refusing to back down on his call for a ban on muslims coming into the u.s. trump wants to stop all muslim immigrants and visitors coming in >> do you regret your ban on muslims, which some people think is unamerican? >> not at all. we have to do the right thing. somebody in this country has to say what's right. i have great respect and love, i

tremendous relationships with, they're muslim and barbara, they agree with me 100%. >> trump's plan has been called bigoted, unconstitutional and potentially dangerous for americans abroad. the islamic center in jersey city received a letter yesterday calling muslims evil and tilling them, quoting now, go back to the desert. the letter claiming trump is not a liar. members there say it's one of several hate-filled letters sent to the mosque. >> he wants to be the president of all americans is going to abuse millions of americans because muslims in america are millions, right? he should not say what he said and fabricate lies. >> mosque officials say they've received several phone calls from a woman saying things that

today a contractor working on the building's masonry issued a violation after hundreds of bricks came raining down from the facade of the building. jim dolan on the scene for a second night. jim? >> reporter: yesterday all day long the building department has been saying there was a contractor up there working on the facade hours about of those bricks came crashing down on the south side of the building. but we spoke with the contractor tonight, quality construction of long island city, and they say they were working on the north side of the building and what they did had nothing to do with why the bricks fell, which makes you wonder why did they fall and can it happen again. workers spent the night assembling i protectich scaffolding across the street from the building where hundreds of bricks fell last night, more than 30 floors, the bricks fell and crashed to the ground and exploded on impact raining debris and dust. >> here it's nothing, just.

bricks. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: all day long people came to the site and looked up the side of the building where a rain of bricks came down. no one was injured but it was so loud. >> i thought it was terrorism, it was scary because you didn't know. >> i just heard unbelievable noise and it was like blast from some bomb or something like that. >> reporter: building's department issued a violation for failure to protect the site to the contractor. the company's paperwork was in order, according to sources. now the workers have to make sure it doesn't happen again. in the meantime, first avenue remains closed, 63rd street remains closed causing big traffic problems all day long. we've spoken to a couple of residents and they the quiet.

new legislation passed by congress tonight to limit visa-free travel to the united states. the house overwhelmingly approving the bill, this in response to the terror attacks in paris and california. the legislation tightens controls and requires visa for anyone that's been to iraq and syria in the last five years. president obama supports this bill. as we continue this tuesday night, the yankees make a big move. plus was the accused california terrorist planning an attack years before last week's deadly rampage? there's new information. it wasn't e. coli, so what made 80 college students sick at a chipotle. >> first, here's a message from the military. who can't be home for the holidays.

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new tonight, we're hearing from first responders to last week's mass shooting in san bernardino. they gathered to take turns telling their stories of what it was like to respond to the scene of the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil since 9/11 >> one of the worst things i've had to experience in my entire career. it was terrible. >> i never thought it would happen here. i felt emotionally, just a ton of sorrow in the pit of my stomach as i'm going in there. >> meanwhile, sources tell cnn that gun man syed farook was planning an attack with someone else back in 2012 and a specific target was considered, but they decided not to follow through after a round of terror-related arrests in the area. a case of road rage in manhattan tonight, police are looking for the driver of a mini

it happened in the meat packing district about 4:00 this morning. detectives say a 27-year-old man was pulling out of a spot when his car accidentally collided with a gray mini van. the drivers got into an argument and the driver of the mini van shot the other man twice. he's expected to survive. new details tonight about an outbreak of norovirus in boston. dozens of college students became sick after eating at a chipotle restaurant in boston's cleveland circle. the city inspection report said an employee was sick while working a shift last thursday. the outbreak comes as chipotle tries to rebuild its image after e. coli sickened nine people. prosecution resting its ways today against officer william porter.

own defense. porter faces charges including manslaughter and assault. he's the first of six officers accused of gray's death to go on trial. no doubt tonight fans of john lennon are imagining a world without violence tonight. lennon was gunned down outside his apartment on west 77nd treat by mark david chapman. chapman is serving a sentence of 20 years to life in prison. he was last denied parole in august of 2014. new at 11, we are hearing tonight from a metro north conductor who proved he can direct a lot more than rush hour crowds this holiday season. [ singing ] >> this video going viral, train conductor bob mcdonna leading the yale lead club in "the carol of the bells."

board, he gave them a private car for their impromptu performance. >> i want to do a video to break the internet, they said, yeah, let's do it. >> we didn't rehearse it. it was one take miracle. >> it didn't break the internet. he's pretty good. >> they should do it every year. >> really great. >> really nice. you know, i had to step outside in between the show. boy has it gotten cold out there. >> just a brief visit, and say i'm here and i'll be back, but for now, we just have one cold night and things start to recover. outside tonight, we have what is a partly cloudy sky to clear. empire state building in pink and white stripes for the 20th annual victoria secret fashion show. our temperature is at 42 right now, the humidity the 62.

the lower 40s but a lot colder in many suburbs. average is 45, we'll be above degrees. what a difference a year makes. last year, we were gearing up for a 2-1/2 inch rainfall that the 10th. this year, totally different as we head for temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above normal by the upcoming weekend. we have patchy fog forming tonight. the problem with that, with below freezing temperatures north and west, maybe a couple icy patches tomorrow morning. a minor shower threat tomorrow night and thursday morning as the milder air comes in and record warmth likely as we head into the weekend. partly to mostly cloudy skies on sunday and around 60. that record set back in 1923, i think we could get above 64. 26 montgomery, so we've already dropped below freezing north and west. that patchy fog forms, we will have the icy spots.

belmont. clouds and sun tomorrow. a times it looks mostly cloudy, other times partly sunny. we're a few degrees milder tomorrow afternoon in the low 50s after the chilly start. we dodge that storm earlier in the day. couple patchy clouds, they've thinned out for now and the problem is the clear sky and light winds, temperatures are dropping, hudson valley, northwest new jersey we could see slippery conditions tomorrow morning. fair amount of waves of cloudiness coming in with the warm air. that's the price we have to pay. cold tomorrow morning, nice in the afternoon with mix of sun and clouds. partly cloudy, areas of fog, few slippery spots north and west, 40 to start the morning but upper 20s and low 30s in the suburbs. intervals of clouds and sunshine tomorrow. as we look at the seven-day forecast, can't rule out the shower on thursday, but it would be very isolated. 60 on friday and saturday and that record warmth a possibility of getting into the mid, maybe upper 60s on sunday.

monday. looks like it would come in by midday in the afternoon, and we're still working on that timing. >> just so weird. up next, don't fear the subway grate. see the new kind you can walk across in heels. >> help approved today to help prevent hair loss doing chemo therapy. but let's check in with jimmy kimmel to see who is on the show. >> tonight, the great albert

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in the scalp which reduces the amount of chemo therapy from reaching the hair cells. it has just finished construction of a ventilation facility for a project that will bring long island railroad service to grand central and you can see the grates on the sidewalk are high heel friendly. they're made with slip-resist ant surfaces. all is fair in love and war and apparently offseason baseball. tonight the yankees making a move at the expense of the mets. infield help, now is on the way to the bronx. the pin stripes make a deal for

lose so finally some horse trading. >> we got a little bit of movement on the baseball front. the yankees have been quiet this offseason until tonight.

signed a deal with the cubs to bring starlin castro in. the 25-year-old came on strong at the end of last season, he finished with a .265 batting average. castro has $38 million on his contract which goes through 2019. the yankees sent brandon warren to chicago. the cubs were anxious to part ways with castro because today they signed ben zobrist to a four-year, $56 million deal stealing the 2nd baseman away from the mets. zobrist's choice came down to new york or chicago but ultimately choosing the cubs to reunite him with former manager joe maddon. houston has bounced back from its slow start. tonight, brookly hosting the

bobblehead. brook lopez leading the way with 24. spin move. gets the floater to go. the rockets would make it interesting but on his bobblehead night, johnson had 13 points in the fourth, 110-105 the nets sweep their season series against the rockets. the islanders may have seen their win streak end in ottawa. islanders had led by two but in the third, it ties it to three. he does. 4-3 the isles prevail. toronto. the second power-play goal of the game, all tied up.

nice moves but he is denied by garrett spark. the leafs get the win. after four straight losses the rutgers men's basketball team was pretty desperate for a win. even if it had to come against a team that was winless heading in. scarlet knights, rutgers making a move, he led the way with 18 points. late in this one, bishop daniels the takeaway, back for the slam. he had 17. 75-59 rutgers, back in the win column and uconn facing no. 6, maryland in a late game. terps are pretty good. the triple, maryland up 22-8 early. sterling begins trying to get the huskies in at the steal, the layup but right now maryland is leading 65-56 late. syracuse hosting colgate tonight. franklin howard the steal and dunk while syracuse simply on fire from behind the arc.