police believe was involved in the sexual assault of a young woman on january 3rd. >> i will be careful. >> reporter: police reveal this picture of the suspect that they say followed the woman for apartment building. he knocked on her door claiming to be a neighbor. when he gained entry, police say he slapped and choked the her. he stole $250 her cell phone. >> you keep your eyes open and if somebody buzzes, you pay attention and -- but it does happen. it does happen. people will slip in behind you. >> here is the sketch again. take a closer look. police are hoping someone recognizes him. certainly at this hour police have not made any arrests so far. they are still looking for the suspect. if you want to see the picture and the sketch again, you can go to our web site, abc7ny to get the latest. reporting live in greenwich village, tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news.

a deadly accident in suffolk county is being blamed on black ice. police say an s.u.v. lost control and slammed into a suffolk county transit bus on montauk hay just before 7:00 a.m. the s.u.v. driver was pronounced dead on the scene. no passengers were on the bus. southampton police say this was one of 17 accidents caused by black ice over an eight-hour period. speaking of the conditions, let's talk about the temperature and what could be a rainy weekend for us. we will continue to see the temperature rising from this point on. 45 around j.f.k. 42 teterboro. 43 around newark and 40 white plains. these numbers are warm, warmer than normal. temperatures should be about 35, 36 degrees.

again there will be rain and a rain shower could get into cold air along i-84, i-80, 287, the thruway here. that may create icy conditions. this will be late tonight tomorrow. you see on the futurecast that i will show you, that will be coming in overnight from this batch of rain to the west. so, it gets colder air in the higher elevation and that might see ice there. really sprinkles overnight. you will see starting around 2:00 a.m., after midnight, 2:00 a.m., scat skills, berkshires the sleet and rain mix. much of saturday will be cloudy with a temperature around 50. however, saturday night into coming up. you will see at 8:00 on sunday, temperature in the mid-50s. probably upper 50s hiding 60 in the afternoon. morning. we will talk about that next and then sunday night into

return. a big pattern change. a pattern change. very important phrase. we will talk about that next in the accuweather weekend forecast. >> bill, thank you. new at noon, police are looking into whether a suspect that ambushed a police officer in a cruiser in philadelphia had been radicalized. exclusive surveillance images show the moment when edward archer walked up to a police night. police say archer fired 13 shots hitting the officer three officer hartnet shot back. he is in the hospital in stable unclear. we will have a report from philadelphia at noon. a firefighter was injured battling a raging house fire in nassau county. the flames broke out at a home in oceanside this morning. the fire was so intense that it melted some of the siding on the outside of the home. one firefighter was treated at the scene.

the cause of the fire is under investigation. a fire ripped through a home in the flatbush section of brooklyn. this fire started in the basement. officials say con ed and fdny investigators investigating the lower level of the building to try to determine what was the exact cause of the fire. it broke out about 6:30 this morning and quickly spread to the two-story structure. everyone made it out safely and no firefighters were injured. also in brooklyn, an s.u.v. overturned in east flatbush just before 7:00 a.m. newscopter 7 was over the scene at ralph avenue and schneider where the vehicle ended up on its side. as you see, two em were hurt and taken to the hospital. their -- two people were hurt and taken to the hospital. two people on long island survived after the car got wedged under a semi trailer. the car lost control and 5th in bayshore about 5:20 a.m. firefighters extracted the driver and passenger.

police say the man accused of slashing a woman in chelsea may have committed several similar attacks. carry bases more -- kari bazemore has been linked to a similar attack last week. his family says he has a long history of mental illness. since 1997. bazemore is undergoing police custody. crews in manhattan are working to fully restore oxygen service to a hospital after a man who fell from a roof damaged some equipment. police say a man jumped from a building next to roosevelt hospital and landed on an oxygen tank or the wires of the oxygen tank about 2:00 this morning. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the impact of the fall severed the tank's line and disrupted the flow of oxygen to the building. the er.

oxygen tanks were distributed. a confrontation with an unruly passenger on a united airlines flight lead to scary moments. it was forced to make an emergency landing in detroit after the woman attacked a flight attendant. marci gonzales joins us with more. >> reporter: david, passengers nowhere. the woman, whose name has not been released yet started screaming then turned violent. letter police questioning this woman after an in flight outburst last night that forced pilots to make an emergency landing. >> do you need any other assistance besides police at the gate? >> reporter: the flight took off from new york's laguardia airport after 7:00 p.m. heading for chicago. 30 minutes in to the flight the passenger asked if she could get off the plane. when a flight attendant said >> she scratched her face.

>> she went crazy and the tacked her and started scratching her face and ripped her necklace off. >> reporter: at one point she lar. witnesses say she started attacking another woman and in. >> grabbed her and pulled her to the ground and subdued her tying her up with seat belts and some guy used his neck tie to tie her wrist to her ankles. >> pilots diverted to detroit where police were waiting. >> reporter: they handcuffed the woman, took her off the plane and into custody. the flight was then able to continue on to chicago. reporting live, marci gonzales, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> scary stuff. thank you, marci. after days of devastating losses, stocks on wall street are hoping to rebound following a positive jobs report. the government says employers added 292,000 jobs in december keeping the unemployment rate

it signals the u.s. economy may expand at a solid pace this year and buck global trends. turmoil in the chinese market sent the dow plummeting moves of the week. right now, it's in the green. about 25 points up. we will see how it looks later on. the jackpot for saturday's power ball drawing has jumped again. it is now $800 million. let me repeat that. $800 million. a hair away from a billion. the jackpot estimated at that number to be the highest lottery prize in u.s. history. lottery officials say sales yesterday were double the previous record for a thursday and that it is possible the estimated jackpot could rise again before the drawing. a winner would have the option of being paid 496 million in cash. remember, you can catch the power ball drawing tomorrow

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federal authorities arrested two men in two states. a 23-year-old iraqi citizen was taken into custody in california. he is accused of lying to authorities about traveling to syria to fight with terror gross profit. an unidentified man was arrested in houston, texas. the governor of texas says the

age upstate -- an upstate new york man was in court accused of planning a attack on new year's eve. investigators say he planned to kill people at rochester bar on new year's eve. his arrest prompted rochester to cancel the new year's eve fireworks as a precaution. his next court date is february 11th. president obama using a televised forum to criticize the national rifle association. he was the sole guest at cnn's gun in america town hall meeting in fairfax, virginia. two days ago he announced gun regulations. the president blamed the nra and similar groups spreading false rumors that the federal guns. >> there is a reason why the nra isn't here. they are down the street. since this is the main reason

debate. >> they haven't come to the white house. >> white house even visited them. >> the nra did decline to attend the event calling it a public relations event coordinated by the white house. cnn said it brought the forum together and regrets the nra turned them down. the government released more e-mails from hillary clinton. the state department put out another 3,000 pages of e-mails from clinton's private account. this brings the department into compliance with a court order requiring regular releases. the department has released 2% of the e-mails clinton turned over after she left office. an investigation uncovers a case of money not well spent by federal officials. a review found an amtrak employee was paid more than $850,000 over the past 20 years to be a confidential informant. the problem is the information the worker provided was available for free. the money was paid by the drug

neither the dea or amtrak has responded to the report. donald trump campaigning in political enemy territory. coming up on eyewitness news, the g.o.p. front-runner holding a massive rally in bernie sanders backyard. protestors made their voices heard as trump made attacks on bill and hillary clinton. >> state troopers making stop. cam. >> a live look outside. meteorologist bill evans is up you'd be surprised how easy it is to get a good low-cost health plan! you might even get help paying for it!

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we are following breaking news right now in new jersey. newscopter 7 is over an overturned tractor trailer in ridgefield park. you can see it from the chopper there. the truck overturned on the ramp from 46 to the new jersey turnpike. as the camera pushes in, there are delays on westbound 46 as crews try to clear up this mess. we will keep you updated on this breaking story. >> that is a tricky turn there. >> you can see that. so, here we go. we get a little warm up. >> it will warm up, it will rain and then it's going to get really cold. of the. >> full circle. >> the last time we said this

coldest of the season. then we have a shot at frozen precipitation around parts of forecast. here we go on the beautiful across to juilliard. if your bus is pulling up right now, you don't need -- . >> they are spying on you. >> your chariot arrived. >> you cannot escape the cameras of eyewitness news. we are looking at cool weather. folks have the coats on. it's not harsh outside. not a lot of gloves on. people are bundled up. it's in the low 40s. not harsh. 41 degrees. temperature at this hour would be about 35, 36. the humidity is dry. winds are northeast at 10. pressure is falling. yesterday's high was 46. normal is 38. so, we are all over that. i wanted to show you the record highs.

we could tie a record high set in 1876 on sunday. so, we are going to have above average temperatures into the weekend. that will be it for a while. we have a pattern changing on. clouds are collecting as you see outside. tonight there could be drizzle and slick spots north and west. a six our soaking of rain sunday morning. 39 kingston and poughkeepsie. 40 carmel. 32 armonk. 39 northern jersey see. these numbers are warm for this our of the day by 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 -- 5, 6, 7 degrees. we have a winter weather advisory. there could be frozen precipitation like rain mixed with sleet here in the higher elevations when the rain comes eastward. on the futurecast it shows it loses a lot of its punch. in the afternoon mid-40s. here comes the sprinkles. notice even at 3:00 a.m. it's 41 in the park.

got to get way up there, above 84 for the frozen temperatures. temperatures at the freezing mark. then much of saturday we are around 50 with cloudy skies. then here comes the rain for sunday. really sunday morning, 8:00 it will be heavy coming in. noontime. you see on the futurecast just that. the rain quite heavy coming in from the west. we will see really warm temperatures sunday, up to 60 degrees. tonight down to 38. 30 in the suburbs. rain. 50 tomorrow. dry. in the morning, sunday, a stormy start to the day. it will be a lot of rain. then monday a dramatic drop in temperatures. feels like the 20s on monday. so, we will go from 60 to 20. i don't have to tell you what that is going to feel like. >> not good. >> cold >> fortunately the rain gets

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delivered a baby before. looks like their training did kick in. also on camera, firefighters dive inside a garbage truck to rescue a man picked up by a dumpster. the homeless man was asleep inside the dumpster when he ended up in the back of the garbage truck in california. you can imagine how this could have ended. the truck made several stops before sanitation workers got out of a gate to access another dumpster and they heard yelling and pounding and they called in a rescue crew to get the guy out. the man was injured but he is expected to be okay. finally an owl is an internet star after she photo bombed a traffic camera in canada. look how majestic. the camera was rolling on highway 40 when a snowy owl swooped in and wanted the close- up. someone noticed the video online. wildlife experts say the young female owl was probably planning on landing on the post

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unruly passenger forced a united airlines flight from new york to chicago to make an emergency landing last night in detroit. the crew says the woman attacked passengers and a flight attendant. the female passenger was removed and remains in custody. >> i'm david novarro. >> i'm shirleen allicot. we begin with new details about a philadelphia police officer ambushed in his cruiser. >> there is an active search for the gunman. abc news obtained images that show the man opening fire on a police car seriously injuring the officer inside. kathryn scott from our sister station in philadelphia has more. >> shots fired. shots fired. i'm bleeding heavily. >> reporter: these still photos obtained by a law enforcement official show the harrowing moments of a gunman pointing a weapon and charging at an officer in west philadelphia. >> we are lucky. that's all i can say. i can't believe that he was

>> reporter: from outside penn presbyterian hospital, the police commissioner explains officer jesse hartnett was driving around 11:40 p.m. when the 34-year-old gunman that police sources confirm was wearing muslim gash stepped -- garb stepped off the sidewalk. he unloaded the 9-millimeter as he approached, reaching into the window of the cruiser to fire. >> this is absolutely one of the scariest things i have ever seen. this guy tried to execute the police officer. the police officer has no idea he was coming. >> reporter: the suspect shot 13 shots. hartnett struck back. the suspect was shot. hartnett was hit three times. >> they knocked on my door and ringing the phone. >> reporter: the officer's father got to the hospital right away. after surgery, after his son woke up, they were able to speak. >> i love him. i am very proud of him. he is an excellent person.

he went from the coast guard to the academy. >> spirits are positive, yes. >> how are yours? >> positive. now that i see that he is waking up -- he's a tough guy. >> that was kathryn scott reporting. in new york, a 15-year-old girl from brooklyn is due in court to face accusations that she murdered her mother and mother's boyfriend. police say destiny garcia confessed earlier this week. investigators discovered the bodies of 39-year-old rosie sanchez and her boyfriend, anderson nunez in the sheepshead bay houses sunday night. the teen's attorney says garcia will plead not guilty to all the charges. friends and family gathered this morning for the funeral of a murdered volunteer firefighter as his killer remains on the lose. he was stabbed to death trying to break up a fight at a new year's eve party in pine bush. about 100 people were at the party but police have no

new details in armed car heists in the bronx. a correction officer is among three men facing charges. the three robberies happened last august and december including one that lead to a shoot out on the street in soundview. 29-year-old michael santiago, a correction officer at down state correctional facility in fishkill was taken into custody yesterday. officials say he worked as an armored car driver. who men armed with an ax broke through the front door of a long island laundromat chopping their way into venting machines and hacked free an atm. it was then dragged out the backdoor to a waiting vehicle. 3:00 a.m. so far there is no word on how much cash was in the machines. a toddler is safe after a terrifying fall during a wedding rehearsal bronx banquet hall. isaiah edwards will be the ring

he fell down a shaft while the wedding party rehearsed in throgs neck. the catering hallways a glass box that floor for grand entrances. he was playing when he fell underneath it. >> space surrounding the elevator was wide enough for somebody to fall right through it. all i saw was him run to the elevator and he dropped. >> the little boy dropped down between 5:00 and 10 feet. his family was able to pull him to safety before first responders arrived. he was treated for bumps and bruises but otherwise is fine. a confrontation on the campaign trail. protestors against donald trump and supporters of the g.o.p. front-runner facing off in a surprising place. the liberal hometown of bernie sanders. kenneth moton joins us live from washington with more. >> reporter: david, quite a 24 hours in the political world. donald trump had a ruckus night and new jersey governor chris

out what to do about the governor of maine. today it's on to south carolina for donald trump but overnight a volatile welcome in the liberal backyard of bernie sanders. >> get him out. take him out. >> reporter: the g.o.p. front-runner interrupted, drowned out and screamed at by demonstrators in burlington, vermont. >> get him out of here. don't give him his coat. keep the coat. >> reporter: hundreds cheered on the billionaire while the protestors got the boot. many were supporters of sanders. the vermont senator and trump couldn't be any more different on policies but the campaigns are drawing big crowds. bernie sanders and donald trump are fishing from a similar pond, independent voters working class whites. >> reporter: sanders was on the phone with democracy for america while trump was in his home state. >> i would love, love, love to run against donald trump. >> but there is another poll controversy brewing including

supporter, the maine governor who said this about drug traffickers in his state. >> these are guys with smoothie, shifty, incidentally half the time they i am pregnant a young white girl before they leave. >> this morning he held a news conference to say he is not perfect and blamed the media. >> personally i don't really care what the press things about me. what i do care is i want the drug dealers to know i'm after them. >> reporter: christie's rivals pounce demanding he renounce the maine governor. no response from christie. kenneth moton, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right, thank you. we want to turn now to meteorologist bill evans p. he has the after school -- bill evans. he has the after school accuweather forecast. >> after school it will be great. kids get outside and enjoy. partly cloudy skies and clouds kind of making it more cloudy around. the temperatures for this time of the year should be about 38 after school.

that will be coming your way. we will talk about, however, 50- degree weather tomorrow. rain on sunday and 60-degree weather and bitter cold next week. that comes up in the weekend forecast in the seven days. guys. >> coming up on eyewitness news, a survival story. a doctor crawls for 16 hours after breaking his leg during a hunting trip in the wilderness. >> the mom of the so-called affluenza teen is in custody. what she is upset about and the response from authorities. >> the backlash over a beauty ad.

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the mother of the so-called affluenza teen is in custody in texas and complaining about being in jail. tonya couch made an initial court appearance. escape. the texas sheriff says she is not happy with the conditions of her jail cell and his response is that it's a jail, not a resort. in oregon, a stand off continues at a building on a federal wildlife refuge. three sheriffs met with the leaders of the armed group there and tried to persuade them to end the occupation. more talks are planned for today. the white house responding to a petition calling for

men at the center of a popular netflix series. 125,000 people signed the petition requesting the pardon of testify vin -- stephen avery and brendon davery. the white house says the president doesn't have the constitutional authority to pardon the men because they were convicted in state court. a 70-year-old doctor is sharing his tale of survival after he fell in a deep ditch, broke his leg and crawled for 16 hours to find help. the retired pediatrician dr. richard olson felt the femur break-in assistantly. he used his hunting gun as a crutch to get out of the ditch then fell back in. for a time he was pinned. when he finally got free the crawling began on freezing cold ground in the dead of night.

your knee, dig in your heel, check to see your gloves are on and push. >> dr. on son said several of his fingers are numb from front bite and he may need surgery. he survived because he made it to the side of a road and a passing trucker who you see here spotted him in the ground. >> kept his wits about him, determined that he would get out of there. >> did it. >> good story. a warning for parents. children killed by falling furniture. the store facing a legal fight. >> and a wonderful act of

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this next story is a reminder to parents about the dangers of heavy furniture falling on top of children. it's something that happens more often than you might think in homes of children with young children.

suit after a toddler was killed by a dresser. >> reporter: it's the hidden danger in countless american homes. furniture tipping and falling on children. in two wrongful death lawsuits, one filed days ago and another in may of last year, the families of camden ellis and kieran collis say the boys were crushed by falling ikea dressers. they say the company knew there were not counter weights. the federal government says it's not just ikea. falling furniture and tvs send a child to the hospital every 24 minutes and every two weeks one is killed. >> i went to wake him from his nap at dinnertime and he was under his dresser. >> reporter: last summer ikea announced 27 million chest and dressers were potentially

instead of a recall, they launched the secure it program making free anchor kits available to consumers. >> we put this ikea dresser together ourselves. you can see these are the brackets that they say you must use to anchor it to the wall but it's voluntary. if you don't do it, this is what can happen. >> ikea says it won't comment on the pending litigation but they are committed to product safety and educating customers about the need to properly secure crest can have drawings to the wall. >> the anchor kits are not enough. they need to design in safety. >> reporter: the two families hoping to keep furniture built as modern not to be deadly. >> a caution near tale there. an anonymous coin collector bought this dime for nearly $2

about 2 1/2 million dimes were minted in 1894. fewer than 10 are known to exist. a financial crisis killed a man for new coinage and almost all the dimes were melted down. only 19 went into circulation. >> have you ever had a situation where you pick up a dime or penny and you look at it and go is this the one? i don't know. i'm not a coin collector. >> i had moments. >> you look it up and go it's worth a dime. >> hey, mr., have you got a dime? there is only ten of them. that's like winning the lottery, right? >> basically. >> here we go. let's take a look outside. we have cloudy skies. clouds are getting thicker through the afternoon. you see breaks in these altocumulus, altocirrus clouds. a precursor to precipitation. you can see a few holes in there as we look eastward in the background across 5th

big alice, the power plant and out to long island here. the temperature at noontime is in the low 40s, 41 degrees. wind north at 5. pressure falling. it will continue to fall as a wave of rain comes our way this evening and the arctic high slides into the atlantic. north port and massapequa are at 41. hauppauge 43. out to east hampton to montauk it's 45 degrees and down the shore 45 and newark 45. these numbers are warmer than normal. there is a winter weather advisory to the north tonight to 10 tomorrow there could be above i-287. that is from the rain that will overnight. south of that it will be mostly just rain showers, scattered showers, drizzle. enough drizzle, there will be issues here overnight. so, if you are traveling early tomorrow morning by car, bus, you are going to have issues

merritt parkway north into connecticut and up around 84 to dutchess county. in the afternoon, we will get to near 50 with cloudy skies saturday. saturday is a good day and dry. sunday, you talk about took the strangling rain. a drain strain sunday morning. temperatures are near 60. you will see on the futurecast for sunday, how much rain and how long that is involved. that starts in the morning, 8:00, 9:00 and then by 3:00 it tapers off to showers and pushes to the north. that is in time for the skies to clear out and the cold air that pours in sunday night. arctic air will make its way in here for sunday into monday. 45 this afternoon with clouds. drizzle overnight. freezing rain and sleet north and west. a touch of drizzle in the morning. 50 and cloudy saturday. not a bad day. it's sunday and monday, what a contrast. 60 and rain sunday. then 36 for the high but it

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said it was not its intent to insult any race and takes full responsibility for what it calls a mistake. >> huge mistake. a lot of people cannot stop talking about it. remember the young woman that took her shoes off and gave it to a homeless person in need on the subway. i need to give you guys a nice act of kindness. it happened again. this time in chicago. this time around the good samaritan didn't have to walk home barefoot thanks to these old wet boots. kelly mcgwire said after attending a bears game with her boyfriend, she saw a homeless woman holding a sign asking for winter boots. she felt inspired and gave her the waterproof boots she was wearing. that's when the woman offered kelly her boots because you know why, she didn't want her feet to be cold. >> that's a good story. i got one that is almost as good but it's right in the same vein. my favorite animal, news about two cute and fuzzy critters are

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