faces charges in connection with that slashing monday morning in manhattan. first he has to answer to a judge in brooklyn stemming from trespassing charges and resisting arrest charges when police picked him up at his girlfriend grandmother's house. >> he is a good guy in general. i know him to have completed school, working. i don't know -- i would never expect it. >> reporter: with a clean cut and scarless face, damon knowles is escorted out of a precinct. he is charged with leaving a 4- inch gash on carmen ramiro's face. >> i hope god forgives him and he should repent. >> reporter: police say it was his distinctive red sweat pants that lead his girl friend's grandmother to recognize him and turn him in. >> i would never expect something like this with him, never. >> how did you hear about what happened to him?

>> reporter: around the same time as knowles arrest there were two other random slashings in new york city. a 32-year-old man was slashed in the face at the 116th street station in east harlem and the nypd released these pictures of a man wanted for slashing a woman on the hand on the number 3 train in brooklyn. >> they made an arrest in the case of a slasher last night. that is an important development. they are developing the efforts in the subways and redoubling efforts in areas where mta p.d. patrols as well. this we take seriously but very happy and relieved to report an arrest. >> reporter: now, there have been 11 other random slashings in new york city since october. as a matter of routine, the nypd will see if knowles is connected to any of the other incidents. darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, darla. new at noon, a raccoon

he is being tested for rabies. he was walking to school when the animal took him by surprise. it happened in elmwood park before 9:00 this morning. concern. the raccoon ran up behind, jumped on the boy and latched on his face. he suffered deep facial lacerations including one by his right eye. a neighbor went out and attacked the raccoon until it died. the raccoon and the young boy are being tested for rabies. a worker seriously injured after falling from a construction site in manhattan. the worker fell down an elevator charlotte inside a building under construction on west 17th in chelsea. he fell from the 5th floor and may have landed on a piece of rubber. he was -- rebar. he was seriously injured and taken to the hospital.

an arrest in a deadly shooting on long island. 35-year-old jowel durass is charged with second-degree murder. police officers found a 37-year- old monday night in uniondale with multiple gunshot wounds. he was pronounced dead at the scene. now to the blizzard cleanup and four days after the storm the city of newark is finally starting to return to normal. kids are back in school for the first time, but the cleanup isn't over yet. here is eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff. >> reporter: progress has been made clearing streets in newark according to city officials but residents say not enough. >> it's terrible out here. >> it took me an hour. i haven't made it to work yet. >> reporter: has it got better? >> no. >> reporter: traffic was bumper to bumper this morning as new jersey's largest school district went back to class. >> i'm feeling very disappointed in the city. i'm aggravated. i have been stuck in this

take my boy to school. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: most of the roads are passable. in many areas roadways take up more of the lanes than drivers would like. >> at this point, i have been trying to get to the courthouse since 7:30. it is an hour and a half. there is no reason why we can't get through traffic. >> reporter: while the sidewalks directly in front of this school have been cleared, clearly the sidewalks across the street have not. people who live in this area tell us there are just not enough places to put the snow. last night crews worked to pick roadways. because of the conditions, the new jersey department of transportation was called in to help out. >> we have done a substantial amount of work in the city since saturday. i think that we are almost there. we have a few areas to hit. we are going to continue to tampa bay out here until it's completely done. >> reporter: at peak times working on street cleanup.

the area say this morning's commute suggests more help is needed. >> i have been here all my life. i haven't seen this so bad. i have been here 48 years. this is ridiculous. i am frustrated. i am. >> reporter: mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> stay with eyewitness news as we continue to get back to normal after the blizzard and be sure to share your photos with us using the #abc7ny. new information and new concerns this afternoon over the missouri born zoo -- moss moss born -- mosquito born zika virus. all four people contracted the virus traveling outside the u.s. last night president obama met with the nation's top medical officials to discuss the virus. the u.s. virgin islands and dominican republic have been added to the list that travelers, especially

avoid. the zika virus is linked to brain damage in babies and paralysis in adults. vote 2016, five days before the iowa caucuses and republican presidential front- runner donald trump once again shaking things up and making news. this time by pulling out of tomorrow's debate. instead, he says, he will hold his on event in iowa. stephanie ramos is live in washington. >> reporter: he is doing his own thing. in a wild press conference, donald trump says he will hold his own event to raise money for veterans. he is not joking. he is skipping the next g.o.p. presidential debate on fox news this thursday, base before the first votes are cast in iowa. >> i won't be doing the debate. >> reporter: today trump's campaign manager saying it's a matter of fairness claiming one of the debate moderators, megyn

>> it's not possible to have a fair debate. debate. this message. >> megyn kelly is really biased against me. she knows that, i know that. >> reporter: he seemed caught off guard by the car cass stick response issued by fox news. we learned from a secret back channel that the eye i can't toll la and putin both intend to treat donald trump unfairly. >> i don't like that they sent out press releases playing games. >> reporter: on the democratic side a new abc news "washington post" poll shows hillary clinton leading bernie sanders nationally, 55-36%. sanders has cut her lead to the smallest it has been in an abc poll. >> god, what a turnout. >> reporter: overnight, 15,000 people showed up to see the senator in st. paul, minnesota. >> this is the campaign that

>> reporter: bernie sanders is getting a taste of the white house today. he is meeting with president obama right now for a private and formal heating in the white house before traveling back to iowa. in washington, stephanie ramos, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. the body of a hoboken man who disappeared during the blizzard has been found in the hudson river. 24-year-old matthew genovese left friends at a bar in hoboken. a detective found his wallet and keys on a pier by the waterfront. yesterday afternoon, three days after he vanished, new york city police divers found his body in the river. police say there was no sign of foul play. take a look at this video of a gunpoint robbery in the bronx. police want your help finding the man at the counter of this storage facility on southern boulevard. after pulling a gun on a worker, police say he stole nearly $90. night.

today the world pauses to remember the atrocities of the holocaust and the heros that survived it. today marks 71 years since auschwitz was liberated in europe. president obama will speak at a ceremony to honor four people that risked their lives to save jews from the nazis. 6 million were killed by the nazis in world war ii. interest rates are expected to remain unchanged when the federal reserve announces the economic outlook later today. falling oil and stock prices along with china's struggles since the fed raised rates six weeks ago are tampering the central bank's expectations. a live look at the dow. it is up right now at 37 points. these numbers. a dad charged for taking away his 12-year-old daughter's cell phone. what a judge had to say. >> new at noon, a raid to save

the cold during the blizzard. we will show you where authorities made this disturbing discovery. >> a massive fire burning in new orleans. what made it tough for firefighters to get under control. >> i'm meteorologist bill evans in the weather center. the temperatures are warming back up. we started at 45 went down a bit.

new at noon the families of two new york men killed in an accident are suing metro north and its engineer. the suit coming a year after a

the lawsuits claim a poorly designed crossing in valhalla contributed to the accident along with an engineer that wade too long to apply the brakes. westchester county and mount pleasant are named as defendants in the 2015 deaths. the s.u.v. driver and five passengers died in the crash. meanwhile, a new theory from investigators on what caused the dead liam track crash in philadelphia. officials thing the amtrak engineer driving the train might have been distracted by radio chatter. a full ntsb report on the crash will be released next monday. it is expected to dismiss rumors the train's engineer was using a cell phone. last may's crash killed 8 people and injured more than 200 others. a federal lawsuit would require flint replace all the lead pipes. the suit says that will ensure residents have a safe drinking system. a complaint says the replacement should happen at no

it asks for an order to require the city and state officials correct violations of the safe water drinking act. the entire city of flint has been asked to drink bottled water. new video of a fire in downtown new orleans that has been burning for hours. firefighters first responded to the mostly empty building about 3:00 in the morning. by mid-morning they were still spraying water on the fire and a neighboring building but believe. a father acquitted by judge after he was arrested for taking his 12-year-old daughter's cell phone. they originally said it was theft. a judge found the man not guilty yesterday citing insufficient evidence. the 36-year-old father said he took his daughter's phone over an inappropriate text. sounds like there is a family dispute in this because the girl's mother says she owns the cell phone and reported it stolen. the man won in court and he got

there is a lot more to that story. the oregon stand off turns deadly. cell militia members are under arrest after authorities open fire. is the siege over? >> a man and his dog rescued from a burning van. why is he the one facing charges. >> and taking a live look outside. a gloomy day. temperatures are on the rise. will we see flurries this week? as a small business owner, here's one thing you can rely on: your business will change as it grows. whether it's new space, more employees, or better equipment, things have a way of moving fast.

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ol well, mother nature is doing its part to help us with the snow out there. >> yes. >> frozen patios and balconies, it's already evaporated, gone, escaped. >> there must be elves helping out with that. >> somebody must be slipping over and shoveling off the deck. we have a little macro cirrus and altocumulus on top of that. clouds and a mixture of sun for the afternoon. we will have more of this and the temperature with the sunny breaks has worked up to 43 degrees. the humidity is dry. yesterday's high 48. we are above that. that will give us a shot at the afternoon. winds are out of the west. 42 white plains.

over to mamaroneck and great neck around 43 as you see here, back and forth from westchester to nassau county. 10 miles per hour winds around 23 monticello. this west wind is a dry wind. it helps to create areas where melting on. high clouds so breaks of sun through that. a few lake effects have been coming across. here we are at noontime, temperatures in the 0s. by the time we get to 3:00, we will be in the upper 30s, low 40s after school. comfortable for this time of the year with a normal high about 38, 39 degrees. we go into tonight we have more of that. overnight it's chilly. tomorrow we will have chilly numbers to start the day. we will be in the upper 20s and 30s. maybe a little black ice to the north and west. sunny broke this afternoon.

38. 5:08. sunshine into friday. however, as we go thursday into friday we have been talking about this storm system along the atlantic where we have been seeing one low setting up in the great lakes, another in the atlantic. it looks like we are in the gap in between with the two lows combined it will be close enough to make it windy into friday. we can't rule out looking at a flurry or two. it will look like the 20s to the north and west. maybe a snow shower in there because we are close to the clipper off to the north and west. then we will start to see things warming back up. saturday at 39. sunday we warm back to 46. then next week we are into the upper 40s and we might be near 50. >> what? >> yeah. >> what? >> after that weekend, we have

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reducing drug botox. surveillance video shows the man using a crowbar to get in the back of the business yesterday in florida. he grabs a garbage can filling it with more than $20,000 worth of botox. he has a very bad problem. police are hoping somebody recognized him. police officers saved a man and his dog from a burning van after he lead them on a high- speed chase. the man took off yesterday in ohio when officers tried to pull him over for the questioning of a luring of a 13- year-old girl. he made it out to the highway reaching speeds up to 100 miles per hour before his van caught fire. he finally pulled over and officers pulled the man and his dog to safety. shirleen, bill, back to you. should we move? >> i like it here. i'm staying. >> that's the story and i'm sticking with it. >> thanks, david. a stadium expansion leads

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damon knowles was arrested after his girlfriend's grandmother turned him into police. the victim talked to us yesterday afternoon she -- after she was slashed in the face. we got video from the scene of a raccoon attack. police say a 6-year-old boy was walking to school when the animal jumped on him. with a pipe. the boy is being tested for rabies. new york schools are back to normal after the blizzard. the cleanup isn't over yet. screws are trying to plow -- crews are trying to plow streets in the city. we begin with a possible case of animal cruelty in the bronx. the owner of nearly a dozen dogs are accused of leaving them out in the blizzard. the homeowner was taken into custody on separate charges. this happened in the morrisania section of the bronx. that is where kemberly richardson is live.

the first time police have come to 1226 tinton avenue. neighbors complained about the way the dogs were kept. but not only today did officers come here but they removed the pit bulls. these are some of the animals. this house. four pit bulls kept in the back. sources tell eyewitness news hines. they are surprisingly timid but had thick colors around their neck and heavy chains secured to the fence in the yard. each animal had a makeshift doghouse, no heater or insulation. officers came first on a warrant for drugs. hines was taken into custody and the aspca is looking into additional charges of animal cruelty. a total of 10 pit bulls were taken away, 9 females and one male. officials believe the dogs were used for breeding. they were living in their own

on camera. >> i seen him walk the dogs, playful with them. so, i seen him buying bags of food for the dogs as well. that. i never thought that many dogs. the situation wasle withly as deplorable inside the home. that's where several crates were found, more chains and the smell of urine and feces. it was unbearable. officers believe that's where the owner was living. several of the rooms may have been rented out. back live, sources tell eyewitness news hines was arrested in march for not feeding some of these dogs, that they were undernourished. some had open wounds on their tail and scabs on the back and on their paw area. surprisingly the dogs were friendly. we were able to go up to them. they crouched down and officials say that is a sure sign the dogs were probably beaten.

of the bronx, kemberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> terrible, thank you, kemberly. the mta announcing a ban of a popular toy given out over the holidays, hoverboards. the mta says they are prohibited on subways, trains and buses. that's promoting the new rule through a new advertising campaign with the famous bubble people posters on trains and buses. letter the head of the -- the head of the mta says it's put in place because of safety concerns. a state takeover of atlantic city is off the table. the mayor and city council say they are working with new jersey on a partnership plan. during an emergency council meeting, details were revealed that include restructuring debt and negotiating tax appeals and union collective bargaining agreements over the next five years. >> i believe it's a partnership. we share this plan, as they say, the devil is in the details. we don't have a bill but we are

can sit down at the table, state opposition and things that we want worked into the bill as well. this is not a takeover. >> reporter: the mayor says he can live with the plan if it saves the city from bankruptcy. police make an arrest on a man trying to buy machine guns from undercover agents. 23-year-old sammy mohammed hansi is accused of plotting a mass shooting in wisconsin but prosecutors say he wanted to travel to the middle east and kill israeli soldiers. he reportedly changed his mind because he would not afford the airfare. the fbi was investigating him since last september. now to the arrest made in that deadly stand off in oregon. federal agents moving in to take the antigovernment protestors into custody. the group were occupying the national wildlife refuge in oregon. we have the latest developments. >> reporter: tensions boiling over between antigovernment

the end result, one occupier is dead, one wounded and several more arrested. >> they shot him a whole bunch of times. they killed him. >> reporter: the daughter of protestor spokesman lavoy finicum speaking to abc news after protestors say he was shot and killed. finicum spoke to gma earlier this month. >> we must be clear here, who is pointing guns at me, who is pointing guns at ammon. they have. who said they will shoot you. we never have. they have. >> reporter: the take down conducted by police and fbi agents unfolding late tuesday afternoon after we were told members of the armed group were on their way to a community meeting. soon thereafter, gunfire erupted during r during a traffic stop. >> several people were shot, one is dead. >> reporter: today booking photos released showing 7 of

including ammon bundy and his brother. what was once a peaceful occupation now turning deadly after 24 days. the frustration growing stronger amongst community members. >> i'm glad to see an end to this. hopefully it is an end to this. >> reporter: we are told antigovernment protestor wounded has been treated and is in fbi custody. most of those arrested are now facing felony conspiracy charges. there are new details in the case of a friend who apparently wasn't too friendly when it came to a lottery ticket. he was arraigned on grand larceny charges accuse of stealing a friend's lot terry ticket worth $50,000. he told the other man it was worth $4,000. he was going to use the money to escape to the dominican republic. a plan to shield lower

flooding is hundreds of millions of dollars and several years away from becoming a reality. the project got $176 million in federal support last week and city officials hope to start building next year. it's not clear where the city will get 300 million more it says it needs to finish the job. the idea is to build a 5 mill long barrier of walls and floodgates. we want to turn to meteorologist. he has the after school accuweather forecast. >> got a lot of sunshine, shirleen and david for the afternoon. 3:00 a fair amount of sunshine like we are now. lower manhattan, the temperature dropping off tonight through the 30s. after school it will be great for the kids getting to the bus it will be fine, breezy, bright, 45 degrees. cool tomorrow, chilly friday. we warm back up for the weekend. we will talk about it in the seven-day forecast coming up. dave and shirleen back to you. >> thanks. new details in a class- action lawsuit involving new

the decision that has the cheerleaders cheering this afternoon. >> a cat stuck in a storm drain for days. how it got there and what rescue crews were able to do to get it out. >> tragedy at an elementary school.

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good the jetsd filed a class- action lawsuit by the cheerleaders. they agreed to pay more than $320,000. the 52 women say they were paid $150 a game and issued uniforms but not paid for practices and other work and were forced to pay for their own makeup, hair care and transportation. the team denied the claims but agreed to settle to avoid the expense and distraction of litigation. six cleveland police officers were fired in connection with a 2012 car chase that ended with officers firing 137 bullets at a car killing two suspects. the chase involved 62 police cars and 105 officers. in addition to the six officers fired, another six were suspended without pay. the fired officers include a man that fired 15 shots through the windshield standing on the hood of the suspect car. he was acquitted last year of manslaughter and assault.

remembering a long-time principal killed as she pushed children out of the path of a school bus. classes are canceled today in lawrence township following the death of susan jordan. investigators say a school bus went on to a curb yesterday as students prepared to go home. she managed to push all of them to safety before she was hit. >> we will work closely with the authorities. we want to make it clear that it was an accident. and we just ask that everyone in this community and beyond please pray for our students and our great leader. >> the two children were hit but are expected to be okay. no charges have been filed against the bus driver. jordan was principal for 22 years. u.s. customs arrested a man they say tried smuggling live birds in his pants. oh, yeah. agents took the man into custody earlier this month in miami after he arrived on a

they say he was concealing six exotic birds in a fannie pack and three more in his groin area. the birds were okay. coming up, an update on the doctor caught on video attacking an uber driver. >> i am getting belligerent right now. >> today we are hearing from the woman for the first time. what she claims lead up to the attack. and a mystery in upstate new york. a must see kl tune out of a virginia -- musical tune out of

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well, a cat got caught in a tough spot for a week until some policeman came to his rescue. he wondered into a storm drain in stamford, connecticut. it was made up of winding tunnels and pipes that made it hard for crews to locate the cat.

the officer climbed in the sewar and lift him out to safety. a florida woman was caught on camera attacking an uber driver. she jumped in an uber car that wasn't hers. the customer that did order the car recorded what happened next. she is a doctor in miami and has been placed on administrative leave from her job. this morning she spoke on "good morning america." >> there is no excuse for my actions. i am ashamed. i am so sorry. i hurt so many people with this, my family, my friends, my job, the uber driver, no one deserves to be treated that way. >> she says her father had just been placed into the hospital and her boyfriend of two years broke up with her that night. her uber account has been suspended. more trouble for nick carter. et cetera facing a lawsuit. earlier this month we told you he was arrested and a florida

now an employee at the bar in key west has filed a suit claiming carter struck and choked him. the former boy band star pled not guilty to a misdemeanor battery account. tv classic reportedly heading to theaters. paramount is developing a movie based on little house on the prairie. it ran from 1974 to 19 3. at this point no actors have been cast. all i know, shirleen, quietly applauding this news. >> one of my favorite shows growing up. >> i'm picking that up. >> i watched all the reruns. >> she is hoping they will blend game of thrones. >> that's what i'm hoping. >> little house of thrones. that will work. that's tv. >> that will be some tv for sure. here we go. we take a look outside this afternoon, we got sunshine.

puffy fair weather cumulus clouds. really nice. we are looking at an afternoon where the temperatures are above normal. they kind of work their way to about 43, 44. i think that is where we will be this afternoon. west of the city about 45. humidity is dry. with this much sun that continues the melting. even up to the north, lots of sun in kingston and poughkeepsie. carmel 42. 45 armonk. this will melt things fast. the snow they got was little take far north. 41 belmar. as you see, those temperatures are cooler because we have all this snow here and then there is less snow here so you get warmer temperatures. the flow is out of the west. this afternoon, we will get into the low 40s. by 3:00 we cool into tonight. tomorrow morning to start the

21, 24 up the hudson river valley. there could be areas of black ice and freezing with the slush. for the afternoon, we get to about 43 at 2:00 on the models with sunshine. clear tonight. the wind dies off. with the wind dying off and clear sky, it gets cold, especially north and west where some of that icing can reoccur. clear skies and sunshine into the evening hours. the temperature kind of drops off. the models show it warming back up tonight. but temperatures will hover around the 33, 34 mark in the park. sunny breaks this afternoon. clear and chilly tonight. 28 around the five boroughs to 22 north and west. that's where we can see some of that ice forming for the commute. we are back to 40 tomorrow. well, it will get chilly on friday and windy. i think it feels like the 20s. there is no question with those systems in the atlantic there could be that it feels like the 20s and 30s there could be a

we have to keep an eye on that. saturday, sunday, monday, the warming trend there and more snow melting. so, you will probably have half a snow person by the time we get to monday. whatever is left on the lawn, you will have half of it. >> a sad looking snowman. that's for sure. >> time to go. >> thank you, bill. >> thank you, bill. a school fight song played by a marching band echos down a busy street but this is no parade. >> this is a weird story. people in upstate new york say they have been bombarded by the tune eight hours a day. business owners and residents in niagara falls say every night for the last six months the university of iowa's fight song has been blasting from speakers on a vacant building. it is driving them nuts. now they are worried they may never get rid of it because police have responded several

the owner of the building or whoever is behind the music. i guess it's not as easy as unplugging the speakers. they are upset. they have ha >> we will be back.

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you can see it's on its side right now. witnesses say they heard sputtering when they saw the helicopter land and come down. two people on board had minor injuries despite as freightening as this may seem. if we get any new information, we will pass it along. >> minor injuries, amazing. time for the feed. if you have nothing nice to say -- don't say anything at all, right? it's the advice one sales woman at a clothing store could use. this facebook post going viral an open letter to the salesman that told this 13-year-old girl she would need spanks to pull off the dress. the girl's mother wrote the letter calling out the woman for her insensitivity. i said my daughter is perfect how she is. this is how god made her and she is beautiful. mother and daughter walked out of the store in frustration. a high schooler demonstrated sometimes it's better to lose rather than win in life.

best on his high massachusetts but when he heard a special needs wrestler at a nearby high school wanted to test himself he saw an opportunity to do the right thing. you see him make his move. got the pin he dreamed off. everyone there knows andy and devon were both the winners of this bout. it has gone viral for being good sportsmanship for everyone to see. >> love that. >> love it. that will do it for this edition much eyewitness news. i'm david novarro. >> i'm shirleen allicot. now for bill evans and the rest of the team, thank you for watching us. join us later this afternoon for "eyewitness news first at 4:00." have a great afternoon a disability that keeps you from working can mean broken dreams fractured hopes shattered lives. turn to disability justice, the social security disability experts, they can help you get the benefits you earned and put your life back together again.

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