the allegations have not been substantiated, and o'keefe denies them. he's currently in a supervised setting while he undergoes a thorough evaluation and risk assessment. what people don't know about him, he sees god's truth in reality. it's not fake. he'll say how it is. >> well, now, according to the cardinal's letter there were no charges because of the statute of limitations, but there's an investigation in the rockland office. anyone with concerns or suspicions is told to contact them. >> it's one thing everyone is talking about, the weather. finally it's starting to feel like december. some parts even see flurries. what a dramatic drop in the

degrees. our studios. >> just getting started sade. we'll maybe get a chance to use this stuff later tonight. it's getting a lot colder. wind is picking up. i think folks are starting to like it. here's a look at our camera. it's bouncing and shivering on the cold wind that's coming in. the 5:00 hour, sitting in the upper and mid-40s. as we go through the evening hours, that's still above our normal daytime high. why does it feel so cold if it's just in the mid-40s. well, every single december day has been above average. we had 60 degrees days and they were on average. our numbers in the low and mid- 40s. look at montecello. the winds are starting to crank. teens and 20s. that's the air that's coming in. our winds are just starting to gust over 20.

we'll see 35 miles per hour wind gusts tomorrow. we didn't get the cold today because yesterday's weather system is still offshore. the clouds are breaking up. snow and flurries. we could even see a few snowflakes in our area later tomorrow. as we go through the evening hours, i think we'll drop below. by tomorrow morning, look at the stray flurries north and west. we start the day at freezing. we barely get to 40. wakeup wind chills in the teens and 20s. it's the coldest of the season. we'll let you know if it sticks around. >> okay. we'll see you soon. strong words tonight from the nypd's top cop about the latest prisoner to escape custody. suspended.

before they go back to work. eyewitness news jim dolan is in tribeca. >> reporter: they were just a block away from the first precinct when that alleged shoplifter out witted those police officers and escaped from the back of a police vehicle and ran into the subway station and vanished for several hours. the shoplifter is back in custody. those two police officers are in a heap of trouble. the nypd held a ceremony. fair to say it will be a while before two other officers in the news today will find their way to that stage. >> this will impact their future in the department. >> the commissioner was livid. another suspect in police custody managed to escape, this

back of a police cruiser. >> the suspect feigned an illness. he bolted out the back door and ran into the subway station. >> police had to shut down whole subway lines to find him. countless people inconvenienced, some for hours. finally this morning, police recaptured 20-year-old barry tune, arresting him at his brooklyn group home where he stayed. tune was originally arrested for shoplifting, so he's made his situation worse and that of the two police officers. >> we cannot tolerate it. needless to say i am not pleased. nor is any leadership in this department placed at the failure of the officers to effectively arrest a prisoner and keep that prisoner in custody. >> police officer suspended for a minimum of 30 days, but for them that's really just the beginning. the commissioner said it will

loom large in the future for any promotion considerations. jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> jim, thank you. the driver of a porshe that crashed into a school bus in queens killing his passenger is now charged with dwi. the car slammed into the empty bus just after 3:30 this morning. a woman in the porshe was killed. the driver, 29-year-old song of threatening injuries. a man accused of killing a woman inside her home is a no- show today. he was supposed to be arraigned on one murder charge this morning, but he refused to appear before a judge it's unclear why. he's accused of stranging the victim. a bomb threat forced the evacuation of a movie theater showing the new star wars movie.

that theater were found inside the men's room at 11:30 this morning a. search turned up know explosives, and movie goers were allowed back in hours later. the ceo is stepping down. he was arrested yesterday and charged with securities fraud. the 32-year-old was rivaled for hiking the price of a life saving hiv drug by 5,000%. he said business will continue as usual. within the pass hour, president obama signing a 1.1 trillion spending bill, avoiding the government shutdown. he said congress' approval of the transportation and education measures ends the year on a high note. the president says he's not wild about everything in the spending bill but is glad the budget invests in the military and middle class. part of it includes an act that provides health benefits for first responders and survivors

of the september 11th attacks. more than $8 billion measure will fund the compensation fund through 2021 with no caps on awards. it also insures that the world trade center health program is renewed until 2090. >> today we turned that vow into a law giving the health care and support that they so justly deserve, which should be their right. >> major de blasio called a victory for the men and women who rely on these benefits. they rushed into -- congress has shown them that their heroic acts are not forgotten. president obama flew to

bernardino massacre victims. before leaving washington for the holidays, the president thanked congress for a bipartisan effort to pass the trillion dollar budget and avoid a shutdown. >> i'm not wild about everything in it. i'm sure that's true for everybody. >> after counting his successes on the economy, health care, climate, marriage equality, he turns to his next year, his last in office. >> i've never been more optimistic about a year ahead than i am right now. in 2016, i'm going to leave it all out on the field. >> the president said he's hopeful about bipartisan efforts to reform the criminal justice system and with continuing strong opposition from the republican controlled congress, he said he would not use his executive authority to close the guantanamo bay military prison without first making the case to lawmakers. >> we see how guantanamo bay has been used to create this

you know, for us to close it is part of our counterterrorism strategy. >> president obama also abknowledged the upcoming campaign year. he predicted a democratic presidential victory before cutting off questions before getting off to his next event. >> okay. everybody. i have to get to star wars. >> it's for military families. the president heads to san bernardino to meet privately with family before flying to hawaii for the holidays. channel 7, eyewitness news. presidential contenders preparing to meet tomorrow night for the final debate of the year. abc news david muir will moderate. hillary clinton goes into the debate as the undisputed front runner against bern city sanders and martis -- bernie sanders and martin o'mally.

you can watch on channel 7. we'll stream it stocks on wall street ending in a volatile trading week with big losses. the dow suffered a triple digit drop. the dow fell 367 points, closing at 17,128. the nasdaq dropped 79 points and the s&p s&p 500 lost 36 points. well, mother teresa, one step closer to becoming a saint. coming up, the decision that's moving the process forward. plus, a look at her strong connections to new york city. also, five gas station robberies in newark in just one day. we have new video of the thieves in action and how they operate.

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to many she was already a saint. today the vatican making it official, clearing the way to sainthood for mother teresa. the famous for caring for the poor in india will be canonized. the pope recognized a second miracle by the none ten years after her death. >> this was expected, but the timing had been unclear.

yesterday pope francis made this decision on his 79th birthday, a decision that will resonate with those around the world. not just with catholics. >> she came to new york city where she met princess princess diana in the south bronx. her first mission is here. her first hospice for those with aids is still here in the west village. the world knows her for her tireless work with the poor. her nobel peace prize. as of today, pope francis sealing the deal for sainthood. every once in a while, there's astounding examples that we say what are we wasting time for. >> typically there's a five- begin. but pope john paul waived it. the process generally requires

two miracles. in mother teresa's case, doctors citing an indian woman's tumor that disappeared. and then a brazilian man with a viral brain infection who woke from a coma and had two children with his wife even after doctors said he was sterile. >> cardinal dolan can remember meeting her when he was 24 years old, asking her to pray with the rosary. >> she said i will say it if you promise to say it every day. >> the ability of the woman and just her commitment to others. >> just like

celebration it transcended. >> absolutely. what happens next a canonization around the time most likely of mother teresa's feast day in september. all of this coinciding with the pope's year of mercy. mother teresa, prime example. channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you, stacy. new at 5:00, the truck driver involved in the deadly crash with tracy morgan plans to ask the judge to throw the case out against him. his lawyer says his client can't get a fair trial. it was found he had been awake for more than 28 hours when his truck hit a limousine carrying morgan. morgan's friend was killed. police headquarters for new york city police officer attacked with a hatchet is now back on the job. how about that?

25-year-old kenneth neely struck in the head in queens. there. the suspect was shot and killed by other officers. he's on a desk job in jamaica recover. a holiday party for kids. they got to sit in a real fire engine. opened presents and got to meet special guests, siren the dog, and santa. >> so cute. now i'm starting to get into the holiday spirit. it's getting cold outside. we have flurries in the area. >> instead of folks walking by. like this last few days with all the warmth, now it's like, you know, i kind of like it. >> give us a few weeks of it. a couple of days we'll take it.

here is a look at the upper west side. we're talking chill appropriate for the season. it will get blustery. 46 degrees, air is dry. 18-24, gusts over 30 tomorrow. the high goes in the books at 57. that was just after midnight. so still running 14 degrees above average. only 6 degrees away from a record high. we drop below 40. 43 in cliffton. we'll see these temperatures nosedive as we go through the evening hours because of the gusty wind. already some of the wind chills like white plains at 44. 38 in newark. it feels like 28 in montecello right now. clouds will be breaking through the evening hours. winds gust around 25. during the day tomorrow, gusts above 30 or 35 miles per hour. mix of sun and clouds, start out not too far from freezing in the morning and struggle to

the last of the showers leaving montauk right now. skies are breaking and colder weather comes in. a lake snow machine is coming in. that could be as much as 8-24 inches of snow upstate. look at the medium gray. some of that getting into the poconos. you see that on the futurecast. look at these star temperatures tomorrow. freezing. couple of snowflakes in sussex county. you can see a flake in the air. during the afternoon hours, blustery, around 40 degrees. now, in terms of those wind chills, tomorrow morning, we haven't seen these levels. 22 in newburgh. 25 in the park. daylight hours, it will feel at best around freezing during the afternoon hours. sharply coulder tonight. a wind chill in the 20s.

partial clearing and a low of 24 in new york city. we'll struggle to 30. a flurry northwest sunset at 4:30. clear and cold. brisk in the evening hours. the winds start to back off. that will only be the second time we reach freezing. it could be the first time we go below freezing over the weekend. and then another winter warmup. we could have a shot at 70 next week. i will tell you when that may happen on the seven-day this just a little bit. rob and sade, back to you for now. changes on who is going to be allowed to use tanning beds. also, the u.s. marshals join the manhunt for the aflew enza teenager and the increase in the reward. plus, shopping for electronics. consumer reports breaks down where you will find the best deals and selection. >> for this week's neighborhood

staple of this for 17 years. they serve brunch every day. it's all coming up. >> first here's a message from a member of the military from this area who cannot be home for the holidays.

li star wars, the force awakens has already set a box office record. check this out. storm troopers and r2d2 took over the president's office. it raked in the most release. it's on course to be the biggest movie opening ever. there's plenty of tickets available, they say. >> wow, pretty impressive. well, the countdown is on. one week and counting to christmas. this is the last weekend to get your shopping finished. at the top of many christmas lists, electronics. when wendy brought her new camera, she ended up getting

$300 off just by asking. >> i really never expected that would happen at a big store like that, but it was really kind of easy. >> consumer report says don't be afraid to ask a survey of more than 30,000 subscribers found 60% of those who haggled were successful, saving an average of $78. you might want to reach for your keyboard instead of your car keys. >> people who bought electronics online were happier with the selection and when it came time to make the returns. >> though it doesn't top the chart, amazon gets high marks for both price and selection. >> you can also get better deals online by price matching, by finding coupon codes. so it's always worth it to do that extra search before you make a purchase. >> shoppers were a lot less happy with wal-mart and the selection of other big name walk-in stores.

>> if you don't mind a small selection, you can find deals at warehouse clubs. if you really like to be hands on, consider local independent retailers. they offer a bit more hand holding which can make up for less competitive pricing. >> some deals are out there. >> that one at the end there is great. the pair of robbers making their way across one city in just an hour. see the one clue police have tonight as they try to track down two men targeting gas stations in newark and terrorizing the attendants. also, the chicago police officer formally indicted in the murder of a teenager. the cop's attorney trying to get him a fair trial. we'll take a look at all the events going on in the city

five robberies in just one hour. gun wielding thieves on a crime spree hitting one gas station after another in new jersey. now cops are trying to hunt the suspects down. cops say the criminals targeted unsuspecting gas station attendants across newark. >> and now police have confirmed five incidents so far. anthony johnson, live in newark with the latest details. anthony? >> reporter: well, police have been on patrol. there are several gas stations in this area, including one behind me. one of the gas stations that was hit this morning. this all happened between 6:30 and 7:30 in the morning. and now gas station workers are being told to beware. >> he had a mask. he had a hoodie and a black mask.

you only see just enough to see out. >> renee said he's looking to be alive after he pulled a gun, demanding money. >> he put a .45 and took my i didn't give it to him. he put his hands in my pocket and took off. >> he's one of five gas station attendants robbed in a brazen rash of robberies at busy gas stations located along park avenue, bloomfield avenue, and carter highway. >> did he say anything? >> he said that's all the money you have? i said that's all i have? he was a military veteran. he realizes the job is dangerous there. 's good video surveillance from another one of the crime scenes. as we showed you first on eyewitness news at 4:00, the suspects drove up in a late model infinity vehicle and moved in quickly to target the gas station workers.

hidden by another vehicle getting gas. that driver apparently realizes what's going on and takes off quickly. >> the suspect is seen jumps back into the car, which takes off before the suspect can completely close the door, and the getaway car comes dangerously close to hitting another vehicle while trying to escape. this string of early morning robberies has customers on edge. >> that's scary when someone is just trying to get gas. someone is working here. that's, like, scary. it's not right. >> and it certainly has unnerved the customers and the gas station workers. at this point in time, police have not made any arrests. that's the latest live from newark, new jersey, anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> anthony, thank you. daniel nigro approved a law tonight. >> i think the passage of this

just said, that we do have their backs. we have the backs of those that have our backs. those folks that are out there 4,000 times a day taking care of new yorkers in need. >> the commissioner says no one should be attacked while performing difficult life saving work. that new law strengthens the penalty for assaulting ems workers on duty. that punishment, up to seven years in prison. so far, 73 assaults have been reported this year. last year, 78 assaults reported. >> u.s. marshals offering up to $5,000 rewards for any information leading to the arrest of the teen that used these so-called affluent za defense. couch. hearing. he and his mother are missing. the phones, passports are being

>> he's going to have to look over his shoulder the rest of his life. we're not going to not come after him. anytime he gets anywhere we can apprehend him, we're going to find him. if he's caught, it's unlikely he'll face any jail time because he's still considered a juvenile. his mother could be prosecuted. meanwhile, the attorney for the chicago police officer who shot and killed 17-year-old laquan mcdonald says he'll ask to move the trial out of the city. today in court, officer jason van dike was formally red the indictment against him, including six counts. video of van dike shooting mcdonald 16 times has sparked massive protests. >> late this afternoon, the u.n. security council unanimously approved a peace process for syria. that resolution calls for a cease fire and talks between

the as the mass cuss government and -- damascus government groups. it does not talk about president bashar al-assad. >> it's the first time russia and the u.s. have agreed on a road map to end the syrian war. the number of migrants entering europe since the start of this year is expected to top the 1 million mark. that's more than four times the number who entered all of last year. are syrians. the vast majority have landed in greece. the international organization for migration says daily arrivals continue into the thousands despite dropping temperatures and dangerous sea conditions. russian inviting foreign aviation experts to examine the flight recorder in the jet shot down in turkey. turkey claims it violated its airspace despite repeated

warnings. russia insists the plane never entered turkish airspace. tonight we now know what killed a popular sing we are a history of drug problems. what was the findings revealed about the death of the former front man of the stone temple pilots. and new rules could be on the way for tanning beds. we'll tell you who may be banned from using them. >> the camera is shaking a bit as we see the wind trying to pick up. folks on the sidewalks bundled up a little bit. gloves and scarves showing up again. temperature at 46 degrees today. we're seeing a fair amount of snow off to the west. we'll tell you when and how

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youngest members of the british royal family. take a look. this is the newest family photo of william and kate and their family. prince george and princess charlotte. it was taken in the kensington gardens. prince george will go to nursery school in norfolk, about 110 miles north of london. >> that's literally old school. >> not too much pressure on the teacher. >> no. >> the royals. >> so we're kind of going like this with weather. cold today, but it's going to warm up. >> it's going to do bounce back quite a bit. we have a nice holiday weekend here wedged in. outside folks are starting to bundle up. the winds are gusting. these are not the holiday lights you're looking for. we're at 46.

northwest wind gusting to 24. we'll gust over 30 miles per hour. check out this december calendar. every day above average. it will be wedged in to more above normal air the next couple of weeks we're running 12.5 weeks to the warmest december on records. here is a planner for the evening. we're dropping to the upper 30s after 9:00. patchy clouds around. how about new jersey. the clouds may come in little bit. there can be a couple of snowflakes in warren county. same thing up in the hudson valley, like orange and rockland. tomorrow, sun mixes in with clouds, gusty wind. a fight to 40. it feels like freezing all day long. last of the showers moving away. that's the last of the showers. the front stalled like a traffic jam. we stalk with clouds and showers and didn't allow the cold to get in. now the clouds are breaking and

the winds are starting to pick up. between now and sunrise, i think we have a 12-25 mile-per- hour wind. the gusts are in the shades and the numbers of sustained winds are happening pretty frequently. look at the reds there. gusts up to 35 miles per hour. anywhere from 15-30 miles per hour north and west. a blustery day tomorrow. even depicting a couple of flurries getting into new jersey. starting off the day around the freezing mark. about 38-41 during the afternoon hours, clouds mixing with sun and that gusty breeze. less harsh on sunday morning. panthers an giants, pretty good football weather. 44 degrees. look at your wakeup temperatures. this will only be the second time they reach 32. i think we may dip below freezing on sunday morning and recover at 44 in the afternoon. monday is a bounceback day. the daylight hours are dry.

midnight and they actually begin with a rain shower and warmup continues. another couple showers on wednesday. does not look very heavy if you have big travel plans before christmas. 67. i wouldn't be shocked to see a 70 across new jersey with shower. we do have a cold front moving through christmas eve. probably upper 50s to around 60 as you go into christmas day. so after that, we're going to continue with our warmup. so our little experience with some december chill comes this weekend and goes away in a hurry. looking at the long range, looks like we'll stay warm into the first two weeks of january. then maybe we'll turn things around. >> are you ready to eat? >> yeah. question era headed to a family owned spot for almost two decades. lucky for you you're filling in today. >> let's get right to the food.

family that actually lives in the neighborhood. people find themselves at this spot several times a week. anthony davids is located on bloomfield street at the corner of tenth street in hoboken. >> we love the food and the atmosphere. it's decorated adorable for christmas. we know we're going to have a great breakfast here. >> they serve brunch all day every day. >> we love brunch. why not have it every day. >> they were college sweethearts before going into business together. they opened anthony david's on a street in hoboken 17 years ago. they prepared food, but the chef in anthony wanted more. they started with brunch and added afternoon antipasto and everyone comes here to dinner. >> friends, family, quick cup of coffee to a full brunch to dinner or event.

he mixes it with milk and eggs. ginger, sugar, and it's transferred to a baking pan and into the oven. a little jack daniel's sauce. make it for you holiday meal. >> make it two or three days in advance. let it rest to room temperature. not too heavy and not too sweet. >> when you're done cooking for the holidays, grab lunch. >> we have a wine bar. we're opening a new restaurant in may. we have an event company. >> we come here for any meal that we can. we love it. it's consistent, creative. it's one of the best restaurants that we go to. >> if you like the recipe for the pumpkin bread pudding. all quiet here because everyone is eating.

i wasn't into this, but this is good. >> now it's like, wait a second. good job. is this. >> yeah. >> soak it up. >> if you make it at home, you can added a little more jack coming up,. >> the stores in our area, accused of charging women more than men for the same product. >> new at 6:00, a new black eye for the nypd blue, a suspect in handcuffs manages toest scape officers. it's the sixth escape. a priest in our area now the subject of an intense investigation. authorities want to know did he

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>> the city accusing several stores charging women more than men for similar products. shirley is in midtown for us tonight. >> reporter: you know, i'm standing here in front of many retailers listed in a consumer report -- consumer affairs report, that is. these are two examples of why. these are two bic razors. this one for women is $7.99 and this one for men is $5.99. this is just the tip on the iceberg. women love to shop. >> men buy shaving cream, blades, and a pair of shoes. a woman needs a dress, purse, shoes that go with it. >> retailers are capitalizing. consumer affairs conducted its study on what it calls gender pricing. what they found were huge

>> the department of consumer affairs researched different products. the same products targeted to men and women, we saw large price discrepancies. >> walgreen's, these schic razors will cost you $3.50 more for the women's versions. abercrombie and fitch, buying the same t-shirt will cost you $3 more. the one marketed to girls, this scooter, double the price. >> we saw a 7% difference in terms of pricing. what that really means over a woman's lifetime is a woman could be paying thousands of dollars more on goods than these men. >> we showed these examples to various shoppers. >> one is being marketed to a boy and girl. do you see the price difference. >> they were not surprised. >> women are still making less and spending more, i guess. >> while they can't control how retailers price their items,

starts right now. a well known montsenior in our area under investigation tonight, allegations that he sexually abused a young boy 30 years ago. first, tonight, top cop furious at his own officers. he and everyone else wondering how in the world another prisonerescaped from nypd custody. i'll bill ritter. >> i'm liz chou. >> he exposed a major problem for the nypd. >> now an angry police commissioner taking action. the two cops suspended. their guns and badges taken away.

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