sandra? >> reporter: this hearing, the appearance very brief. take a look at the video of khari noerdlinger who seemed very nervous, looking around the courtroom for his mother and others who had gathered in the courtroom to support him. of course, noerdlinger is charged with stabbing to death one of four people who police say attempted to rob him in edge water the other night, but prosecutors were explaining today, as you said shirleen, that it now appears the younger noerdlinger knew the victim. they explained, the prosecutor did, why it is that she's asking for that $500,000 bail with no option to post the customary 10%. >> he had a pre-existing relationship with the victim who we'll continue to identify as l. sam.

they also shared a business together. the evidence does show that they, in fact, were drug dealers. >> reporter: now, the prosecutor also said today in court, accused noerdlinger of going back to the scene of that stabbing and taking away evidence. the prosecutor also said he was assisted by another person, although they did not say who the person is. pleaded not guilty. his attorneys say they are hoping to get him out on bail the next day or so. later this afternoon, the four people accused of attempting to rob noerdlinger will be in court here this afternoon. we will, of course, cover that hearing and have much more on the story coming up later today on "eyewitness news." i'm sandra bookman, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> thank you, sandra. we're also following a developing story in new jersey right now. an elevator repairman fell to

guttenburg this morning. toni? >> reporter: the police officials are here and osha is here and hudson county prosecutor's here are all in this building number 2, tower 2 at the galaxy towers where the accident happened. we are told that it is a worker from slade elevator. he fell to his death more than 40 stories down on elevator shaft this morning. the company he works for, again, slade elevator released a statement this afternoon saying that the company is saddened to hear of the accident at galaxy towers. they are expending sympathies to the family and say the cause is not yet known. we spoke earlier to a person who lives in tower 2. >> it's kind of quiet, you know, people want to respect this guy and what happened. i don't think anybody really knows for sure besides the

talk right now. >> reporter: again, osha is in the building as we speak. they've been here for about two hours or so. the hudson county prosecutor's office is leading this investigation. it's too early at this point for the company to release the name of the person who died. we will, of course, have more later on "eyewitness news." for now, we're live near in guttenburg, channel 7 "eyewitness news." firefighters in manhattan are battling a three-alarm fire on the upper west side. the flames broke out in the duct work of a restaurant on the first floor of a building on west 100th street. it quickly spread to the apartments upstairs and sent air. no injuries have been reported. turning now to vote 2016 anded candidates are in new hampshire today, just hours after the iowa caucus. the democratic race in iowa is still too close to call. hillary clinton and bernie sanders both collected more than 49% of the vote.

pulling off an upset while marco rubio came close to overtaking donald trump. now, all eyes are turning to new hampshire primaries, which is exactly one week away. marci gonzalez is live in manchester, new hampshire with more. marcy? >> reporter: hi, david. yeah, a lot of red eye flights from iowa to brit next step of the presidential push to new hampshire. as you said, a week to go before the primary, and the candidates are wasting no time. just hours after the first taste of victory -- >> that is the most votes ever cast for any republican primary winner! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and defeat in iowa. >> we finished second, and i want to tell you something. i'm just honored. >> reporter: it's now all about new hampshire. >> this is now the center, completely unshared with anyone else, the center of the political universe. >> reporter: donald trump here trying to reclaim his front-

night's loss to ted cruz. marco rubio working to maintain momentum after surpassing expectations coming in a close third. >> they told me that we have no chance because my hair wasn't gray enough and my boots were too high. >> reporter: another iowa surprise, the results in the democratic race, the closest ever. in some precincts, it came down to a coin toss. >> as i stand here tonight, breathing a big sigh of relief, thank you, iowa! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: hillary clinton only ahead of about ernie sanders by a fraction of -- bernie sanders by a fraction of a point. >> what iowa has begun tonight is a political revolution. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: mike huckabee and martin o'malley dropping out of the race, but the rest of the candidates' campaigns are now full throttle in the granite state. some of them ramping up even before the caucuses were over.

spent much of the weekend not in iowa, but campaigning here in new hampshire, trying to get a head start on their opponents. we're live in manchester, new hampshire, marci gonzalez, channel 7 "eyewitness news." new at noon a mother whose 12-year-old daughter who was killed by a stray bullet on long island is speaking for the first time as the man accused of firing the deadly shot is back in a courtroom. daja joiner joyner was sitting in her home and was struck in the head. he was firing it as a gang initial your. grips. >> day by day making it. >> he didn't do it. it's not that complicated. shoot that girl.

comedian bill cosby back in court in pennsylvania for a crucial hearing in his sexual assault case. cosby walked in to court where the case dismissed. elizabeth? >> reporter: david, right off the bat, the judge denied the prosecutor's request to postpone the hearing. yes that hearing is happening right now. while we don't know if cosby will take the stand himself, we do know that a former d.a. who's been testifying all morning for the defense. bill cosby back in court this morning, and by the end of the day, he could learn if the criminal case against him will proceed or if he can avoid prosecution. his attorneys are fighting to have the case thrown out, arguing cosby had a deal that he would never be charged. last december, just days before the statute of limitations was set to expire, the embattled comedian was charged with

assaulting former temple university employee andrea in his pennsylvania home in 2004. of the dozens of women accusing cosby of sexual assault this is the only criminal case filed against him. cosby has denied all of the allegations, and in an interview with action last may, cosby reacted to the allegations pouring in. >> i have been in this business 52 years, and i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: the defense is now asking the judge to dismiss the case saying the 78-year-old struck a deal with then district attorney bruce caster in exchange for his testimony in the civil suit. in his deposition, cosby later admitted he had a number of affairs, and gave him pills at his home, which he said were ben drill.

judge last year led to the criminal charges. the deal was not binding tams was never put in writing. today, caster, the former d.a. is expected to confirm that that agreement existed. >> the at the time, he did believe a criminal prosecution was viable and never cosby in the meantime is out on bail and had yet to enter a plea. >> thank you, elizabeth. a new york city firefighter is in stable condition with serious burns over 5% of his body. it happened while he and more than 100 other firefighters night. fire officials say flames burned through beams in a basement at a two-story home

when the firefighter walked in, it gave way. four other firefighters suffered minor injuries. a full fledge fight against the zika virus is in the works. the drug-maker announced it is launching efforts to create a vaccine. meanwhile, unicef is asking for funding to go towards educating those in brazil being bitten by mosquitoes. while symptoms are mild, the virus could cause serious defects. it doesn't feel like winter right now, but are we going to get an early spring? the groundhog learns about his shadow today. >> and water worries for a town in unstate new york? >> reporter: the groundhog says he didn't see i'm giving him his two cents

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fo new york city police commissioner bratton is testifying on capitol hill, explaining how the nypd is responding to the increasing terror threats from groups like isis that are recruiting people for low cost and high impact attacks. >> it's almost $160 million in technology, including issuance development of smartphones to officers. it's a technology unrivaled by any police organization. >> the senate committee on

the counterterrorism program of top law enforcement across the country. a day of fun on the ice turned tragic after an ice fishing accident claimed the life of a father and 4-year-old son. the 30-year-old man and his son fell through the ice in michigan sparking a rescue effort with two firefighters goating into the icy water use -- going into the icy water using 250 feet of rope and special equipment. it took a dive team about an hour to pull them out. in the end, it wasn't enough. both dad and son died at the hospital. senator chuck schumer is stepping in to help one new york village with contaminated water. a chemical found in household cleaners was discovered in the water supply which is along the vermont border. that chemical has been used by a manufacturing plant in that town. senator schumer is putting pressure on the plant's owner to fix the problem. >> it has the resources.

the largest companies in the world. it has the money, but it also has the evidence. they have the paper records, anecdotal evidence, and technical expertise to assist this effort. >> the plan by the village calls for clean drinking water by october. residents say that is not fast enough. meanwhile, local help for a water crisis in flint, michigan has cleared a major hurdle. volunteers collected more than 12,000 bottles of water. however there was no way to get to michigan. "eyewitness news" ran the story on friday. after seeing it, a company called finkle freight logistics stepped up and provide the truck for the mission. that truck is now on its way to flint. >> i love when good samaritans watch our broadcast and are inspired. still to come on "eyewitness news," their teenage son was unarmed and shot and killed by police. now four nears after the death of graham. we'll tell you what his parents

>> a "dancing with the stars" pro slapped with a lawsuit. the social media post that landed val in hot water and why

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you have to step up and let us know what's go to happen. he did not see his shadow. a predictor. if he does not see his shadow, spring. >> i see a shadow right there. attend this year. remember he dropped the ground hog in 2015 so nobody missed him. you probably have the same predictability of flipping a coin. >> can we show another groundhog? a little farther west, punxsutawney phil agreed. >> did you call him chunk? >> i said chuck. >> 10,000 revelers were on hand. >> so disrespectful. >> he didn't see his shadow, either. did you see that?

>> according to german legend, if a groundhog sees his shadow, winter will last another six weeks. so neither one of them saw their shadows. what does it mean. >> it is the silliest tradition i've ever seen. >> kids love it. >> it's a lot of fun. i like it. if you go onto the ground hog >> yes, they are. >> every state's got one. >> i just don't understand -- what, tyler? i think you said quit? [ laughter ] i can't quit. they pay me to do the whole hour and then i'll stop. see, i don't see why the groundhog didn't see his shadow because look at this. it's sunshine. >> it makes no sense to me. >> i think he needs to get that's what i think. here we go at noontime. we're looking at sunshine and a pretty day. there go it goes up and down

a warmer day with temperatures very comfortable. 59 was the high yesterday. so far the high today is 48. so this is even going to tap out at 10 or 11 degrees, warmer than normal for this time of the year. sunshine and shadows for today. i don't know why we're not seeing the shadows. it would mean six more weeks of winter. soggy and 60 tomorrow. cooler by the weekend. 48 to 50 around the five boroughs. we're looking around 47 in poughkeepsie. we've got winds that are light and out of the north. it is just a perfect february winter's day. tomorrow we have this flood watch that is in effect. there will be more counties. this is for the storm system coming tomorrow. we have clear skies and sunshine right now all the way back to the great lakes. this is the storm we're talking about that'll bring us rain. the main part of the storm will cut up through the great lakes.

that, which is the warm side. so we get showers during the morning commute tomorrow but get heaviest around lunchtime in the afternoon and right through the evening commute. this is heavy downpours of rain that could create flooding on the streets. with the snow melt in suburbs, the snow is virtually gone from the five boroughs. that could create low-lying flooding. so warm this afternoon with 49. tomorrow and overnight tonight, we've got the temperature rising. we've got showers overnight and cloudy skies. it's windy and milder tomorrow. we get to near 60. some of the rain will be heavier in the afternoon and evening. so then we'll be looking at a breezy blend of sun and clouds. temperatures are above normal. no harsh cold. maybe the groundhog knows.

>> we'll take all of the help. still to come, a police department's new weapon against wayward drones, how eagles can

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to be thrown out saying cosby had a deal with the former district attorney that protected him from criminal prosecution. >> just hours after the votes were counted in iowa, presidential candidates are headed to new hampshire one week before that state's primary. ted cruz came out of iowa as the winner of the republican caucuses. on the democratic side, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are in a virtual tie that is still too close to call. hello again. i'm shirleen. >> today marks three years since a bronx teen was killed in his grandmother's home during a drug investigation. >> the family has reached out. >> reporter: sha's right, outside city hall where the parents of graham and supporters say very little has changed. they are appealing to the u.s. justice department for a

investigation and appealing to mayor de blasio to fire those involved. gathering four years to the day that graham was gunned down inside of his home. to be clear a bronx grand jury declined to indict any of the officers involved. graham was 18 years old. officers say they followed graham to his home and into his home in the mistaken belief he was carrying a gun. no, no weapon was recovered, but officers claim that graham was shot because he refused police commands to show his hands. graham's family long insisted that officers overreacted and their son posed no threat to anybody. the city of new york paid $3.9 million to settle a civil lawsuit with the family there is no word on whether the justice department will seek to prosecute the officers who remain on the job.

that the mayor of this great city take action. what action do i want? i want the officers involved to be fired. >> yes! >> i want every, last one of them taken off of the street not just locked in an office to rake in overtime and make a lot of money and when they think we are quiet and asleep, they are back on the streets to kill again! >> reporter: no word from the justice department on the status of the investigation if, in fact, the investigation remains ongoing. the family and supporters say they will move their protest to the u.s. attorney's office at 5:30 this afternoon. we'll be there. live at city hall, nj burkett. a patient leapt out of the death. a car drove everybody e. over the patient on the street, killing the victim. what's more that car kept on

police are still looking for it. right now, all police know is that they are looking for a dark colored sedan. no word on what prompted the patient to jump out of the ambulance in the first place. a rabid raccoon. this is a picture of 6-year-old aaron reunited with the man who rescued him last week. walls was tested for rabies as a recaution and does not have it. little aaron is undergoing a series of painful rainies shots but otherwise is doing all right. police hope someone can identify the suspects wanted for throwing an officer on subway tracks in queens. it happened early sunday morning outside the parsen and archer avenue train station. four fare beaters allege lid fought with the officers who tried to stop them and knocked one of the officers onto the tracks.

safety, they ran off. the mother of a 13-year- old girl whose murder has been linked to two virginia tech students. police won't say how or where she was killed but do say thee new here alleged killer 18- year-old eisenhower. they lived in the same neighborhood. turning to a stunning twist this afternoon in the alleged case of a teen charged with plotting attacks to support isis. the fbi uncovering new evidence that suggests the teen may be connected to an unsolved murder. pierre thomas has the story. >> reporter: he is the accused isis sympathizer whose own father turned him in. >> this is your son? >> yeah. >> reporter: the fbi swooping down on justin sullivan last year, accusing the teenager of trying to have his parents

now in the stunning twist, he wasn't just planning murder, police say he already committed one, allegedly killing an elderly neighbor. in the newly released indictment, they say he fatally shot john clark, 74, and stole $678. his father frantically died 911 last april concerned his son was becoming a terrorist. >> i come home and he's burning stuff in the house. >> reporter: sun van can be heard in the background. >> why are you trying to say i'm a terrorist? >> reporter: the fbi sent in an undercover agent posing as an isis sympathizer. sullivan laid out a chilling problem to kill as many as 1,000 people, first using an assault rifle then graduating to a truck bomb. when his parents became

silencer, he tried to have an undercover agent kill them. now evidence that the son stole his rifle, killed his neighbor and burr rid the victim in his pack yawned. pierre thomas, washington. supporting three black female students attacked by a group of white men and women on a city bus. we showed you the attack. the women said about a dozen passengers used racial slurs while hitting them. one of the victims of the weekend incident emotional. >> we are shocked, upset, and remain unbroken. we are proud of who we are, black women. >> reporter: campus police say 34 persons of interest have been identified in the cell phone video. so far, 16 have been interviewed. well, we turn now to

the after-school accuweather forecast. bill? >> we have sunshine. it's really pretty as we look through our camera through the ghostbusters building out to flushing bay. temperatures this afternoon looks like the models love getting towards 51 degrees, dropping into the 40s. so after school, it's going to be absolutely gorgeous, pretty weather here. 48, sunshine very nice. this time tomorrow, we'll have heavy rain. i'll talk about that next with the accuweather forecast. a huge fire rips through a barn in new jersey. the police officers who rushed

new jersey state police troopers risking their lives and coming to the rescue of barn animals trapped by a raging fire. take a look at the pictures of the flames posted on the state police facebook page. troopers rushed into a burning weekend. in the end, they managed to save all of the goats, sheep, llamas, and even the chickens inside. new york police working on solving a series of crimes involving victims in the bronx. they are looking for one man in particular thought to be behind four cases. he's either brought a gun to threaten victims, punched them, and snatched their money. it started in november with a street corner mugging. the man then moved on to cell phone stores and 99 cent store as well.

him, please give them a call. supermodel stephanie seymour's dwi charge could be dropped. she appeared before a judge in stamford today. she applied for an alcohol counseling program. if accepted and she completes the course, the charge could be dismissed. police say she backed her suv into another car on an i-95 exit ramp in greenwich. thankfully no one was hurt. the road to the super bowl was filled with lots of obstacles, including bumps to the buses used by the teams. the bon crows' team bus was in a fender bender where they'll meet the carolina panthers on sunday. no one was hurt and no plainers were on the bus, however, a front section of the windshield was cracked. a boston marathon bombing survivor who lost a leg in the attack is lacing up her sneakers again for an important

adrian is training to run in this year's marathon. she wants to get back at it. she will be using a prosthetic foot or blade to get through the race. she admits turning to to street in boston may stir up painful memories and cause her to cry, but she says she is running for all of those who can't do it. haslett is raising money for the organization that helps amputees in the process. >> this is a way to get back to not only run the marathon but also to remember those who are sitting on the couch who don't have legs who are waiting on the list for limbs for life and don't have insurance coverage. >> finishing the marathon will be another step in the healing process. the 120th boston marathon will take place on april 18th. you can bet a lot of people women be rooting for her and all of the other people in that race. >> ooh, what a powerful message from her. >> a "dancing with the stars" pro being sued for millions. the picture he posted on social

taking him to court.

dr "dancing with the stars" pro val is being sued for millions over a meme he shared on his facebook page. juju chang has the story. >> reporter: he's known for his saucy moves and once winning the mira ball with mirror willis on "dancing with the stars." val is now in legal hot water for sharing this meme with his 300,000-plus fans on facebook. the text reading "letting your kid become obese should be considered child abuse." he's being sued because they say he humiliated a kid with down syndrome. >> plus since then, a half

>> reporter: according to the lawsuit, the girl was 8 years old when the photo was taken unbeknownst to her at a baseball game. the photographer, also being sued by the family posted it saying "everything that's wrong with america back in 2008 pope" skyler's older sister was surfing on her social media facebook page and happened upon a site by valentine where he used this image of her little sister. she was shocked and surprised. >> reporter: the backlash on social media was swift. one person writing "not cool. i agree with the fact that parents need to encourage healthy eating but don't put down the child to do it." >> val of course was not aware that the child had down's syndrome and he took down the photo before he knew there was any legal action. anything.

conversation about what's healthy and what's not. >> reporter: val's taking to twitter. "one day you'll hear my side of the story if anyone will still be listening." >> val has responded, you know this is a person who is known for visiting sick kids in the hospital, and he later posted online that he discriminate or shame. he just wanted to spark a conversation about childhood obesity. turning now to getting around new york city. first uber and now the ride service lyft. lyft is telling customers its prices will dip 15% lower for a limited time. last week, uber announced it was cutting its prices in new york city by 15%. uber drivers recently protested the price cut because they said it resulted in lower wages for them. so it continues. >> hey, next, penny cabs.

>> you know, it's like it's $3 a minute or something? >> i don't know. >> i was going up a hill and the poor guy couldn't get up the hill and the wheels are spinning. i'm like, dude, the meter's running. [ laughter ] >> wouldn't today be the day to be in a penny cab some. >> it's a great day for that to be in central park, pros expect park or over brooklyn, queens, staten island, long island. we look across central park. the numbers are running about 10, 11 degrees warmer than normal. that's what we're going to be seeing today. just a pretty afternoon. humidity is dry, the winds are

pressure is rising at 30. 21. you can see we're way above that. yesterday, we were at 59 which is 20 degrees warmer than normal. even poughkeepsie in theson shine with 47 degrees -- in the sunshine with 47 degrees. normally, the temperatures are 37, 38. up to the north even 27 and 28. now for tomorrow, we have a county. added it that. it is a storm system that will cut up in the great lakes.

then 40s north and west. the rain starts around 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 to our west. then by afternoon at 2:00. here comes more of that rain, 60 towards tom's river. could hear 60 around hudson river valley. this rain is heaviest tomorrow evening and right through the evening commute, and then it winds down after midnight tomorrow night. sunny this afternoon. we're warm at 49. tonight and tomorrow, we have the temperature rising overnight. so we're going to have the showers starting around 8:00, 9:00 in the morning. maybe a few sprinkles before dawn. it's increasingly windy, very mild. temperatures near 60. as we were talking, the rain gets heaviest through lunchtime through the afternoon tomorrow and evening commute. then we got a great day on thursday. sunshine, 51. we'll cool down into the weekend. >> that's going to do it for any spec of snow we had, which is still hanging on out there. >> that's it. no matter where you are in the

>> you are done. >> the spaces return for people who park their cars. >> thank you, bill. this one is for you, david. it's good news for cough yes folks. -- coffee folks. it may not affect what you pay for your cup of joe. sorry, unless you brew it at home that is because other costs factor into the restaurant's price such as paying its employees. so you are not going to get cheaper coffee, but the coffee beans are cheaper? >> i think somebody's trying to rationalize something. i think the price should go down. we'll be right back, built first what's up next on "the chew." >> today we're cooking up delicious old school italian meals. mikele is making a classic italian cocktail.

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coming up later on "eyewitness news," here's something that may surprise you. scientists are mapping the dna of bedbugs in new york city and how they can actually vary that dna from the east side to the west side of manhattan. ooh, don't even like looking at them. we're going to check out a new game called escape rooms. you and friends or even strangers have to solve clues in order to get out of the room in time. can you imagine if the whole "eyewitness news" team was trapped in a room? >> these are a lot of fun. frenchmen do it for colleges and like to get everybody as team building things. >> we won't get out of the room, but it will be fun. [ laughter ] we're going to start with a happy ending to a dilemma that set off a social media campaign to unite an officer and his k-9 partner. when marietta ohio motor vehicle matthew redding retired

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