>> i'm joe torres. moving moments from family members and many others who paid their respects to a man whose life was cut short. >> funeral services were held for sergeant louis bonacasa. he was killed in a suicide attack in afghanistan. eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff spoke with many of those who attended. >> reporter: hundreds attended the funeral service for air national guard member, 31-year- old staff sergeant louis bonacasa. his wife deborah and daughters lilianna paid their respects as his casket was carried into new beginnings church in long island. deborah wrote a home -- wrote a poem. >> our unconditional love measure to no skill. because of the lord's blessing, our daughter, i look at her and

funny too. >> reporter: she spoke about her desire to serve. sergeant bonacasa was outside to the air national guard 100 airlift wing. he had promised his family that his fourth tour of duty would be his last. he was one of six us service members killed when a suicide bomber attacked their patrol in a village outside bagram airbase in afghanistan. >> he was good at his job and loved what he did. he loved what he did because he wanted nothing more than to protect his family, his brothers in arms and his country. >> reporter: he's being called a children -- a hero. she had a poem tattooed to his body before he died. >> there will be times when daddy is not around. he will be somewhere with his boots on the ground. everyone at home is safe and sound. your freedom, my baby girl, daddy will die. as it turns out, lewis is a man of his word.

community are in morning. >> i'm so proud and honored to be your wife. thank you for sharing with me this beautiful life. >> reporter: a life that will be remembered and shared with a child whose father made the ultimate sacrifice. in long island, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> we have more pictures of staff sergeant louis bonacasa on our website. you can also find a photo gallery from the funeral for nypd detective joseph lemm, he was killed alongside bonacasa. a fire that tore through a new jersey home is under investigation tonight after firefighters found human remains inside the home. the fire happened yesterday on pershing road in clifton. reporter tim fleischer spoke with neighbors. he is at the scene tonight. tim? >> reporter: within five minutes or so, that house went up in flames. you can see behind me, it has been destroyed. it has been boarded up and is

investigation after a disturbing discovery inside. neighbors quickly called the clifton fire department. firefighters arriving on the scene. you can see in these pictures taken by a neighbor that it was moving very quickly through the house. the flames engulfed the entire house at one point on pershing road. police now revealed that the remains of an individual were found inside. they are not revealing the age or identity of the person. nevertheless this comes as you can imagine quite a surprise to neighbors. >> the house was fully involved -- engulfed within five minutes. sounded like something exploded in there. propane tank or something. as far as we knew, i didn't know if there was anyone in there or not. >> reporter: the medical examiner is also expected to

coming up tonight on eyewitness news at 6:00. live in clifton, tim fleischer. >> thank you. police on long island have a list -- arrested two teenagers for a brick tossing on the highway. andrew denton of east meadow and jacob palant face assault and other charges. bricks thrown from above a pedestrian overpass hit two vehicles on the meadowbrook parkway in uniondale avenue saturday night. two people suffered minor injuries. do you feel a chill in the air? you're not alone. our weather is turning colder. people bundled up today for their walk around columbus circle. jeff smith is at the weather wall tonight. jeff? >> after our warmest december on record by far, we absolutely smashed that record, near- normal temperatures are a shock to the system. it got up to 40 degrees today in central park. normally this time of year we get 39. still a degree or two above average.

city at 39, 41 at laguardia, 28 at monticello. there's much colder air looking at now north of the us canadian border. eventually that error has eyes on the tri-state region as we head into the early part of next week. negative numbers north and west of hudson bay. we are going to get a direct shot monday into tuesday. overnight tonight, near freezing probably in the city, 20s in the suburbs. a windier day, so it won't feel quite as nice, high up to around 43. arctic air comes in monday and tuesday. we would tell you how low those temperatures go in your full forecast coming up later. sandra, over to you. wake with a shake. earthquake hits northern new jersey around 10 clock this morning and registered 2.1 on the richter scale. while that doesn't usually cause major tremors, police say they got about 50 calls right after it happened.

underground along the ramapo fault line which is one of the oldest and longest in the world. >> usually people call it with their damage. we had no damage reported. we do have contact with observatories. they will give us a report. >> again, there were no reports of injuries or damage. a video has surfaced showing a branch of isis using republican presidential candidate donald trump in a new recruitment video. >> the west will eventually turn against its muslim citizens. >> a message from al-shabaab, al qaeda's affiliate in somalia, uses donald trump words from a campaign rally. >> donald trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> this prediction from terrorists using videos from

came from hillary clinton, she said something like this would happen. >> they are going to people, showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit. >> reporter: at the time, trump blasted clinton for the statement and said she was a liar. >> donald trump is on video, and isis is using him on the video to recruit! and it turned out to be a lie. she's a liar. >> reporter: the al-shabaab video is aimed at recruiting americans. it says the us is a country of institutionalized racism especially against african- americans and muslims. and that radical islam is the answer to that problem. if your new year's resolution is to get rich quick, here's one way to do it. powerball fever is at an all- time high. along with the jackpot.

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november, we got down to 32 this morning. so it is a little bit of a shock to the system. we had outside right now, the empire state building still in the holiday spirit tonight, looking pretty. dutiful sunset out there. 39 right now, winds from the west at seven miles per hour. the wind will pick up a little bit during the day tomorrow. today we probably get into the middle 40s. it will feel just as chilly because of that wind. just to compare everything, today's high was 40 after morning low of 32. normally we get up to 39 after a morning low of 28. even though it felt so cold, it was above average for this time of year. bright but breezy tomorrow, the big story is the arctic air arriving. monday into tuesday, this will be the coldest air of the season. temperatures struggling to get up to freezing on monday. it might be a day where temperatures fall through the 20s during the daylight hours.

by tuesday, 20s all day despite a little sunshine. 39 right now in newark, 37 avenue white plains. with the wind calming down overnight, mainly clear sky, that will be one of the knights where the suburbs get pretty cold especially north and west of the city. we had clouds around today, then we tended to clear out for a time, but north of the study -- north of the city state pretty calm. picking up enough moisture to spread cloud cover into the area, tomorrow is a little bit of a sunnier day. those tonight down to about freezing. 20s north and west, moorestown 24, sussex 23 at monticello, near freezing on the island, 34 down short in belmar. a few degrees warmer than today tomorrow, but it won't feel because of the wind out there, 44 for the high in the park.

arctic air before, first time this season air came directly across the north pole and makes a direct shot into the northeastern part of the country. the previous air masses have been coming west to east, that's modified by the pacific ocean, warmer waters, we haven't had true bona fide arctic air but that is about to change. monday, in here, tuesday the front is way off to the south. accuweather forecast for tonight, mainly clear, down to 32 in midtown, tomorrow a breezy day but bright, the high up to about 44, clear tomorrow night, we're down to 27 in the city, so even colder in the suburbs. arctic air starts filtering in tomorrow night, monday is breezy, colder, the high only up to 32. that might be before dawn. temperatures fall, could be a snow shower north and west of the city with the frontal passage. windchill during the day will stay in the teens. tuesday despite a lot of sunshine, only going to get up to 29. not as harsh on wednesday.

thursday into friday. such a warm-up that by the next storm system that comes in on friday night into saturday, that would most likely be in the form of rain. in the meantime, ski areas will be able to make some snow. especially at night. temperatures into the teens on monday night.

as we look back on 2015, remember the good and the bad. the attacks in paris still heavy on the hearts of most people. the pope's first visit to the us left many people filled with joy and hope. >> it was also a year of personal loss for new yorkers who remember a former governor and a beloved yankee. now we're going to take time to review all that made it 2015 a year to remember. >> there has been some sort of an explosion in a bar in paris. >> two suicide attacks. this hostagetaking -- bataclan theater, 80 people were killed. >> it's been really scary. as hard as it is, we have to

>> isis claiming a bomb hidden in a soda can brought down a russian airliner. manhunt continues for the gunmen stormed the headquarters of a satirical newspaper. mayor de blasio is here to show solidarity with paris. several down in they conference. the guy came in next to her office. and i guess started shooting. syed farook, he and a woman burst into a holiday banquet opening fire. the mastermind used social media to communicate with known extremists. the threat from terrorism is real but we will overcome it. gunmen opened fire inside a planned parenthood clinic. deadly shooting at a community college. deadly rampage in chattanooga, tennessee. dylann roof has confessed to killing nine people at a church in charleston. charleston, south carolina gave the world a remarkable lesson in favor and forgiveness. our thoughts and prayers

somehow this has become routine. cut bless america. pope francis in the united states for the first time. pope francis is right behind me, bill. this has been quite a moment. to be in his presence is such a blessing. >> he was better than cool. he was awesome. >> it's a real treat. i've worn this cross every day for the last several years. >> thank you. beautiful. >> this was a week we will not forget, spent with a man we will not forget. bill cosby making a court appearance charged with sexually assaulting a woman. >> he begins struggling to see. a chaotic scene unfolding in baltimore. demonstrators are burning

>> the first act of violence was the breaking of freddie gray's back. state police are searching for two convicted murderers on the loose after a shawshank- like prison break. these are dangerous, dangerous men. >> how sorry i am for all of this. >> like, a really intense, physical sonic boom. now the building is collapsing. this is exactly what they expected. that's why they backed everyone out of here. >> seven people were killed when a metro-north according -- training collided with valhalla. flames were shooting out of the windows. >> i did think this car might explode. i called my mother, told her i loved her. >> train 188 from washington, dc to new york penn station derailing in philadelphia. >> this was massive. the 60 ton amtrak car, all

a plane getting off the runway at laguardia airport. >> going pretty bad. >> i hope it stops in the water. 150 people were on board when it suddenly started looting -- losing altitude and crashed in a remote section of the french alps. now an ongoing and desperate race to pull survivors from the rubble. the debate over the iran nuclear deal rages on. >> we have stopped the spread of nuclear weapons in this region. >> the world is a much more dangerous place today. historic meeting with raul castro. >> the reopening of embassies in both countries. >> i am officially running for president of the united states. >> donald trump's lead is growing. >> bringing drugs and crime. total and complete shutdown. of muslims entering the united states. hillary clinton says for

about the email controversy. >> i should have used two accounts. one for personal, one for work- related emails. >> in a very close vote, the supreme court cleared the way for same-sex marriages across the country. this is probably the biggest civil rights decision that has come down in my lifetime. a clerk is defying a court order to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples. millions of people watched bruce jenner open up about his journey to become a woman. >> then was true to himself. not just about me. it's about all of us. accepting one another. lamar odom is said to be showing signs he could recover from a medical emergency that left him in a coma for nearly 3 days. >> nasa has confirmed what

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take a step back. as a group, we accomplished great and cool things this year. new york has lost diligent. yogi berra died at the age of 90. >> the first thing i should do is thank everybody who made this day necessary. there are people who sleep in the city streets where the glitter doesn't show. >> we are ready to go. >> when you die, it does not mean that you lose to cancer. you beat cancer by had lived,

in which you live. live long and prosper. here at channel 7 we also lost someone very important to us last year. our colleague lisa. >> lisa was smart and kind and funny. a dedicated mother and a driven reporter who served the station and all of you for 14 years. lisa died last march, but she will always be in our hearts. we will never forget her great work on our morning newscasts and during our annual columbus day parade coverage. but we will remember most her smile and how much she meant to us. lisa was only 49 years old. she left behind a loving husband and two children. this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list can't be right?" looks like a list of can't be right's." seriously? at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are up.

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a look at tonight's top stories, funeral services were held today on long island for sergeant louis bonacasa. he was one of six national guard service members killed in afghanistan nearly 2 weeks ago. a fire at a home in new jersey is under investigation after crews found a human remains inside. neighbors say flames quickly moved through that home in clifton yesterday afternoon.

determine the cause of death. for the person found inside. police arrested two teenagers accused of throwing bricks from a pedestrian overpass onto the meadowbrook parkway. two people suffered minor injuries in the incident last saturday night. good evening, i'm joe torres. >> i'm sandra bookman. it's not over yet. those record floods are finally receiving in some areas. just beginning in others. >> ingrid peterson is in missouri with more. >> reporter: the danger is swiftly moving downriver. >> it's mind-boggling. as historic floods sweep away homes and businesses, the mississippi river is still searching. >> living on the river, you expect floods. >> reporter: some parts of the st. louis area remains under 16 feet of water. but in other areas the water is receding. residence their first look at what's left behind. some luckier than others. >> had customers come by to

it really gives you that hope for humanity still left out there. >> reporter: now serving as relief centers. >> we will help with the relief effort as well. >> reporter: now the water is moving south, toward flooded areas -- the illinois cover -- illinois governor declared a state of emergency. >> please honor the request to evacuate. hypothermia is a big risk. with got folks waiting around in their homes. >> reporter: in cape girardeau missouri, homes are already submerged. now the race is on to save so many others. volunteers filling sandbags. doing whatever they can to help. governor jay nixon touring the area today. >> houses were smashed into bridges. we've got to get that debris out of there. what we don't get out is going to find its way downstream.

. ingrid peterson, channel 7 eyewitness news, cape girardeau, missouri. saudi arabia has executed 47 prisoners including a prominent cleric. iran warned the sunni led saudi monarchy would pay a heavy price for the death of nimr al- nimr. the killings are expected to deepen disconnect among the shiite minority and have already set off protests throughout the region. al-nimr had rallied protests against the government. he was shot -- convicted on terrorism charges. also executed were allocated detainees convicted of attacking foreigners and security forces a decade ago. indian forces appear to have secured a military base after an early-morning terrorist attack.

the base near the border with pakistan before dawn. they exchanged fire with troops for hours. officials say four gunmen were killed and 2 million military personnel died. by nightfall, troops were continuing to comb and secure the base. known for its elaborate costumes and strutting, tonight, controversy follows the annual mummers parade in philadelphia. there are accusations of intolerance against two groups for their displays in the new year's day parade. one group stressed -- dressed in typical mexican clothing and marchers wore brown makeup. a separate group showed a transformation from bruce to caitlyn jenner. with marches carrying signs of wheaties and froot loops. a member of the group also shouted expletives about gay people. >> this is wrong. that should not happen. like i said, there are thousands of members and if one guy who was drunk said that kind of a thing, that's not going to be tolerated.

people need to be cognizant of what they're doing. >> making matters worse, a man walking his dog says two men who appeared to be dressed for the parade shouted gay slurs at him and punched him in the face. more than 1200 new officers graduated from the nypd police academy this week. among them, three brothers. their father is a 30 year veteran of the force. he key reason why the brothers joined new york's finest. here is kemberly richardson. >> we really appreciate it. >> reporter: it was a first for the nypd. not the ceremony where more than 1100 cadets officially became police officers, what was downright unique, these guys. meet john, alex and stephen. this was the first time facing a swarm of media with good reason. the men are brothers. alek and john are twins. all three just graduated from the police academy. >> we're overjoyed and

>> reporter: that's their dad. he too is an nypd officer, deputy inspector whose didn't -- who's been with the department for 30 years. anthony says growing up, his boys never gave him an ounce of trouble, hard to believe that. during the ceremony, they didn't sit together. alek told me that was okay. >> we could use some face time with each other. >> reporter: after, they were once again a unit. their mom was clearly over the moon. anthony gave his patrolmen badge to john, who graduated with honors and shared a bit of the back story on how his kids ended up here. >> john, since he was a little boy, wanted to be a cop. stephen and alek, they are college graduates. they were focusing on stephan on business communication. i told them to do exactly what i do. this is my backup plan. i should open a chiropractor. >> reporter: kemberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. family dynasty.

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when a supermarket on long island closed, a group of seniors started taking a shuttle to another store. costs started to head up. some had trouble affording the fair. so the owners of their new store stepped up to help bring them in. here is long island reporter kristin thorne. >> reporter: a shuttered grocery store may not seem like front page news, but to the seniors, it means a lot. >> it was everything. >> reporter: the closest supermarket now is nearly 2 miles away. the town of huntington put in a special bus route from the village senior housing development to the store in east northport, but round-trip is six dollars and that can add up. for the hundreds who live on a fixed income at the senior complex. now in a sort of late christmas present, the owner of the ig age store, charlie reichert, offered to pay indefinitely the

senior coming from mimika village. he says the six dollars will be deducted from their grocery bill. >> it's amazing. it's amazing that they care. actually care for the people that live here. it means a lot. >> johnny and his son tommy talked to me about what we could do to maybe he's everybody's burden over here. and this was their idea. >> reporter: legislator william spencer says he's trying to get another grocery store into the old property. >> we're doing everything possible to try to have some sort of supermarket in that space. >> reporter: in the meantime, these seniors surely appreciate the next best thing. greenlawn, on long island, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. instead of tossing christmas trees, one company

during the summer the goats are used to clean up vegetation on properties. during the winter, they are of course -- there isn't much work. so the farmer who owns a company called ghosts on the go in iowa hatched the plan to feed them christmas trees. it's not just a creative way to get rid of the trees. it's actually good for the goats. >> it gives the goats some variety. and christmas trees actually have tannins and them that help the goats deal with internal parasites that they are susceptible to. >> that's a lot of information. what makes this even better is there is no charge to drop off a tree for the goats. the owner of the company collects donations for a company called kids for kids. it donates baby goats also known as kids, to needy children in haiti. while we don't have a whole lot of trees and go to new york city, although there are a few, there is a solution for old christmas trees. the sanitation department will begin its annual tree cycling curbside collection on monday.

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an icy start to the new year for some hearty minnesotans yesterday. organizers cut a long hole through the ice of a lake west of minneapolis. dozens of people jumped into the freezing water. they were raising money for wounded warrior project. >> not to be outdone, folks in milwaukee, wisconsin where lake michigan has not yet frozen over, polar plungers ran from the beach into the frigid water. the air temperature yesterday afternoon was around 20 degrees. still, hundreds of people took part. heartily. >> more power to them. [laughter] >> freezing for a reason. right? starting to feel a little bit more like winter around here. >> even more like the depths of winter as we head into monday and tuesday. going to feel really cold out there. coldest air by far since last february. as we head outside, take a look at the southern end of central park and midtown, temperatures are sitting in the upper 30s,

west around 7. that will freshen up a bit during the day tomorrow. even though tomorrow is milder than it was today, not going to feel that great with that wind out there. 38, temperature at 7:00. fall down into the mid-30s by midnight. early clouds giving way to clear skies in the diminishing wind overnight, suburbs will get quite a bit colder than urban areas. highs today up to about 40 in the park, that was a degree above average. such a shock to the system after the warm december. upper 30s were your highs north and west of the city. low 40s down the jersey shore. north and west, 28 at monticello, 35 in middletown, all of these areas will fall down into the 20s overnight down to 37, belmar. 36 right now at iceland. a lot cloud cover, in the city and points north. this is coming all the way from

mass grabbing moisture, caused a couple flurries in parts of the area yesterday. we did have clouds out there because of it. mainly clear for the time being south of the city. temperatures right now across this area, seasonable, but much colder north of the us canadian border. finally a real arctic plunge developing up here and this will move rapidly off to the south and east and be here during the days monday and tuesday. futurecast to the day tomorrow, midnight, 35 in the city, down into the 20s north and west. tomorrow, other than the breeze, no weather worries mainly sunny skies, temperatures back above average, 43 by 2:00, maybe upper 30s well off to the north. tomorrow night, into early monday morning when that front approaches. with the frontal passage, there could be a flurry or snow squall, especially north and west of new york city. look at that temperature at 8 am, if anything, the temperature might fall during the daylight hours.

like it's in the teens. that brief cold blast monday, tuesday, then the following week, there's still a shot at waves of cold air in here, but for snow lovers, storming this stays well off to our south. we don't combine a lots of moisture with the colbert. accuweather forecast, mainly clear, 32 midtown, 20s in the suburbs, seven-day forecast, 44 tomorrow, bright but breezy, much colder on monday, only 32 before dawn and then temperatures fall through the 20s, wind chills in the teens during the day. bright day on tuesday, bitterly cold, only 29 for a high. mid 40s as we head into thursday, upper 40s by friday, next system that comes in friday night into saturday most likely in the form of rain. even though it gets so cold early in the week. >> thanks, jeff.

strange moment during motley crue's final show. it happened during tommy lee's big drum solo. as you see there, he performs on a drum set mounted to a roller coaster track above the crowd. last night the coaster broke down, leaving lee suspended upside down at the staples center in los angeles. the road crew quickly freed the rocker who climbed down the state. lead took the incident in stride joking he can't believe it happened at the end of their farewell tour. >> why do i feel stranger things have happened to tommy lee? president obama took a ride with comedian jerry seinfeld and opened up about his favorite foods and former presidents. mr. obama appeared in seinfeld internet show comedians in cars getting coffee. the pair drove around the white house grounds and chatted about mr. obama's love of nachos. he also shared his favorite features of the presidential

nuclear submarine and seat warmers. president also talked about one of the demographics most impressed by him. >> i do really well with the 0 to 8 demographic. >> really? >> they love me. partly because my ears are big. so i look a little like a cartoon character. and then little kids love saying my name. >> too bad they can't vote. the president also got behind the wheel of seinfeld classic 1963 corvette for a few spins around the south lawn. this episode was released on the website crackle yesterday.

more than 50 million americans belong to a gym. one of the biggest reasons they say they quit is the cost. >> consumer reports did some digging and came up with five tips for saving money and keeping your fitness regimen on track. >> if getting in shape is one of your new year's resolutions, you don't have to break the bank to break a sweat.

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