no word on anyone inside of that cab or any injuries that have occurred here. we'll keep you posted as we get any new information. now to the developing story we told you about a short time ago. the council said it will not vote on the bill to limit horse carriages after all. this comes after teamsters pulled out. dave? >> reporter: shirleen, as you know, there were enough votes for this to go ahead and pass tomorrow, but this deal has fallen apart, i think because so many people were against it. penny cab operators were upset. they did not like it one single bit. the teamsters union, which represents the drivers, issued a statement this morning. our members are not confident that it provides a viable future for their industry. we cannot support the horse carriage bill. now, the bill would have cut

the number of horses from 220 down to about 90. they would only operate within central park, and a new stable costing perhaps $25 million will be built within the park. the petty cab operators would be prohibited from operating below 86th street, where they make most of their money, so at all. this. we need to have an open public debate where we all get together and openly in good faith, by everybody, so we can continue to take care of the icon and horse and carriage of new york city. >> reporter: the mayor this morning issued a statement "while we are disappointed, this bill will no longer be considered friday. the people of the city know what i believe, and we will work toward a new path on this issue." just a couple of minutes ago, i

he told us he is going to find a compromise on this bill. he disagreed saying there are so many people opposed to this. he said actually a lot of people are in support of the bill. for now, reporting live at city hall, dave evans, "eyewitness news." >> thank you. you can weigh in on the horse carriage debate. we've set up a discussion on our web site, abc7ny.com. police in manhattan are investigating what could be another attack on the subways. a woman says someone plunged a needle into her shoulder. all of this as the mayor and police commissioner look to assure new yorkers that the subways are safe. "eyewitness news" reporter dray clark is live with the story. dray? >> reporter: police are looking for a man in his 40s who ran away from here last night. they want to know what he had in his hand when he allegedly poked that woman at the subway station last evening. meanwhile, news of yet another possible attack in the subway only adds to that sense of

anxiety that commuters are feeling. hours after the mayor and police commissioner said commuters would notice a more presence. in subways across the city, wednesday evening, a woman walking through a turn style at 7th avenue and 49th street was with something sharp. she went to the hospital and needle. >> just generally terrifying as day. >> reporter: so far this year there have been ten stabbings or slashings in the subway. that's double the number from last year during the same time. mayor de blasio addressed commuter anxiety this morning on radio station hot 97. >> it's obviously distressing to people. the fact is, they are they are not related. >> reporter: and undercover officers will back up the 2800 officers already assigned to the city's transit system full time. officers have new orders to wake up any sleeping passengers

crimes happen to victims who are sleeping. >> be careful about that. he's saying in terms of the number of other incidents that there's going to be plenty of police reinforcement to get ahead of the situation and make sure it's shut down. >> reporter: with 6 million people using the subway daily, it's impossible to guarantee a crime-free system. the mar key message to commuters, stay awake and state alert. >> it's nothing. no transit workers anymore, so you're vulnerable. >> i guess the best thing you can do is watch yourself. >> reporter: the mayor also said in that radio interview that on average, there are about six or seven crimes committed system-wide with the subway system. most involve property theft, theft of things like cell phones and other valuable electronics. meanwhile, pat lynch says the commissioner's plan to have police officers wake up sleeping commuters is nothing more than a band aid approach to what he calls a serious

system. live in mid-town, dray clark, channel 7 "eyewitness news." meanwhile, the nypd releasing a sketch of a man wanted for knifing passengers on separate subway lines. police say he's responsible for an attack on the c and 4 lines. in both incidents, detectives say the suspect displayed a knife or blade and attempted to rob the victims each time they fought back and the robber got away with nothing. >> fireworks on capitol hill as embattled pharmaceutical chief martin shkreli refused to testify on the congressional hearing. >> i invoke my right against self-incrimination. >> is it pronounced shkreli? >> yes, sir. >> see, you can answer some questions that won't incriminate you. >> shkreli was told he could

save lives. >> you could use that attention to come clean, to right your wrongs. i know you are smiling, but i'm very serious, sir. >> out of respect for his constitutional rights, i ask now that the committee excuse the witness from the table without objection, so ordered. >> shkreli's attorney says his client did not intend to disrespect lawmakers. he claims shkreli's reactions were due to nervous energy. he is infamous, as we know, for hiking the price of a life- saving drug. mayor de blasio will deliver his state of the city address tonight in the bronx. is he expected to unveil several ambitious plans including a new light rail system. the streetcar system would connect brooklyn and queens. the project is estimated to cost $2.5 billion. construction is expected to begin in 2019, and it would not be operational until 2024. the line would run for approximately 16 miles along

we are learning new details about an exclusive "eyewitness news" exclusive, that is, involving a newark by officers. the new work police department confirms that its officers with are involved in that essex county prosecutor taking over the investigation. 14-year-old jamod watkins was leaving a bodega tuesday when he says several unmarked cars with flashing lights approached him. the teen says he ran because he was frightened. he also says when he asked for medical attention after being jumped, the officers left him in the middle of the street. it is mild and spring-like out there, but that may all change. tomorrow you may wake up to snow in spots. we have a look at the accuweather forecast. bill? >> yes, it's a lot, a nuisance and will create problems.

it will present itself at the on a friday. we have cloudy skies right now. the snow we're talking about will develop coming out of this big ole batch of moisture as the front is backing up and moisture is riding up to us. that will be coming in later this evening. about what time? late tonight. for me, late anyway, about 11:00 tonight. then after midnight, we'll be looking at that to snow because the colder air that. you see the line is running from connecticut all the way down through the urban areas of new jersey to trenton. that may back up just a little bit, but by 8:00 tomorrow, you see that line starts to spread eastward and will be a little more as far as larger amounts of snow, coastal connecticut and long island. then we get sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. it comes during the morning commute. what do we expect? even as sussex and warren county, there could be flakes, flurries, a trace to maybe a coating to an inch. then around the five boroughs,

up the hudson river valley, about an inch down the jersey shore, an inch maybe to 3 and suffolk county and new haven county to new london will get about the 3 to 6. that's where it will be a heavy, wet snow, maybe not stick to roadways. where there's more of it, it will make the roadways slushy. we'll talk about that as well as the weekend in the accuweather seven-day forecast. shirleen, back to you. >> dave, thank you. now to vote 2016 and republican presidential candidate marco rubio is moving up in the polls. now his rivals are taking aim with the next contest just days away. marci gonzalez has the details on this. hi, marcy. >> reporter: hi, shirleen. donald trump is ahead by 20 points in the latest polls. he has five events today. it is his busiest day yet as he works to keep his lead here. >> why are people so engaged in the political process? >> reporter: today, marco rubio moving up in the polls.

the latest showing the florida senator now in second place behind donald trump, and other candidates are taking aim. >> he's the first term-united states senator and he's had no experience at all of ever managing anything. >> reporter: meanwhile, trump is still going after ted cruz, accusing them of fraud. the billionaire businessman also running into unexpected drama on the trail. his plane forced to make an emergency landing yesterday in nashville because of mechanical problems. trump eventually making it to his campaign stop in little rock. >> my guy said, oh, that's okay. we can go back to new york, mr. trump, we'll come another day. i said there's no way. i love arkansas! >> reporter: today, the front- runner and other candidates are campaigning across new hampshire. the democrats, after taking on voters' questions and last night's cnn town hall. hillary clinton defending being paid big money for giving speeches. >> did you have to be paid $675,000? >> well, that's what they offered.

>> reporter: and sanders defending his plan to raise taxes to pay for universal health care. >> yes. you'll pay a little bit more, but your health premiums will disappear. >> reporter: and the democrats will face off in a debate tonight just two days before the big republican debate right here on abc. we're live in manchester, new hampshire, marci gonzalez, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. find out why it could soon be harder to park near some long island railroad stations. >> and police charging a connecticut man with faking cancer in order to get cash. what police say he did with that monday.

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now to the latest on the zika virus. new york state is expanding free testing to include all pregnant women who traveled to countries impacted by it. some are calling for this summer's olympics to brazil to be canceled. abc news is being told they are keeping a close eye on the situation. health officials have confirmed zika through a blood transfusion in that country. wikileaks founder julian assange is being arbitrarily detained. he avoided extradition to sweden over sex assault claims. if the u.n. panel rules in favor of him, british officials will not be able to detain him and swedish prosecutors may not be able to question him. we could get the formal ruling

tomorrow. a connecticut man is under arrest after police say he duped people out of thousands cancer. investigators in wallingford say 29-year-old tyler tomer raised more than $22,000 in donations after falsely telling people he had terminal brain cancer. a go fund me page has been set up and several charity events held in his honor. police say he faked doctors appointments, shaved his head to appear as if he was going for treatment and purposely lost weight to appear sick. >> that makes people have to wonder, well you know, what's true and what's not true? it makes it very hard for those who really, really need the help. >> tomer's relatives became suspicious and tipped off police. he now faces larceny charges. a bernie madoff and life after his infamous crime part two of the mini series airs tonight on abc. we'll show you how his family is living now. >> a store robber gets much more than he bargained for when

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so, snow. >> ooh, that sounded like a anchor.

>> what do you know about this snow? >> how dare you? [ laughter ] >> i'm being cross-examined. we look at what's going to be a cloudy afternoon and show you about the snow. it's not going to be a whole lot but enough to gum up the works for the commute tomorrow morning. the temperature right now 53 degrees and humidity is dry. wind is northwest at 7:00 with a falling barometer at 30.03. it keeps the atmosphere a bit unstable as a low and swath of moisture is coming up from the south. yesterday's high is 59 and the rainfall we had yesterday nearly three-quarters of an inch of rain. so when the sun sets, we'll see a little drop of rain. we've got a little wind out of the northwest and we'll show you the clouds and rain to our south. and the clouds have holes with

the sun coming through here around orange and sullivan and orange county across long island. we get a little break of sun before this rain gets here. it's rain that will run up this front and with the temperatures getting cold, that's how we're going to get the snow. this afternoon, we'll look at 52, 53, 54 degrees. tonight, the rain begins around midnight. you are up above 287 and up above i-80. when the snow starts, that's going to be at i-287 and maybe eastern putnam county up to litchfield county connecticut. this is at 3:00 a.m. look at the temperatures that are above freezing. you won't see any snow here so you won't see this nothing coming down hard particularly fairfield, new haven, connecticut and parts of the jersey shore. it just coats roadways enough. you can see the temperatures still falling here. we're not looking at a lot of

snow and the sun comes out with the temperatures back in the mid-40s. so we're looking at this trace to an inch of snow here. much of this will be on grassy surfaces and car tops just enough to make it slippery down 95 and even the turnpike to philly. there could be issues along the l.i.e. during the sunrise highway. periods of rain changing over to wet snow and the flurries and flakes are flying tomorrow. 1 to 3, maybe 3 to 6 out of suffolk county and eastern rhode island. the sun's out friday afternoon. we've got a nice weekend coming up. it's going to be quiet. we'll have temperatures 46, 48 degrees saturday and sunday. we'll be watching several systems that go by. there will be one on monday and another monday into tuesday. then we'll see if we get snow on tuesday. >> so tuesday, i'm going to say, snow? >> then he's going to make you

walk the plank. >> thank you. a scare for taylor swift. what happened when a man was spotted lurking outside of her home. >> and how one of the players in the super bowl hopes to help

me the unique fashion choice of a man who robbed a liquor store in new jersey has landed him behind bars. watch as the masked suspect walks into this store on january 27th and points a gun at two employees. the man fled with $200 cash. detectives reviewing surveillance video of the crime noticed the suspect wearing a pair of distinctive sneakers. the shoes and tips from the community led them to charles darryl blaine. a would-be robber messes with the wrong guy, an iraq veteran. when the crook approaches him, the worker uses his military training and fights back. the two struggle with each other knocking over displays. the worker not only takes the gun from the guy, he points it right back at him. there was a chase, but the criminal got away. for the first time, we're

known to live in north america. cameras caught the big cat roaming the santa rita mountains. people in tucson have named him el heffe, spanish for boss. very cool. from jaguars, i want to take you to the panthers, the carolinas football players. i want to take tout big bucks being spent on the super bowl frenzy. roman listed the charlotte, north carolina apartment on air bnb and plans to give the proceeds to charity. we have much more news ahead including the battle over restricted parking for residents only. coming up, how a school bus

. we continue to follow breaking news. unrighted. have. the car has been uprighted but there are still delays. new york city's horse carriage deal has fallen apart.

will not vote on the bill tomorrow that would limit horse carriages. and you just spoke about the new developments. >> a lot of people believe it does not make sense to have it and having them in the park is a good idea. >> members of the city council say they are not voting on the bill because the teamsters union pulled out of the deal. another possible attack on the subway. a woman says someone plunged a needle into her shoulder on 49th street in midtown. the police commissioner says more officers will be monitoring the subways. hello again. i'm shirleen aliquot. >> the officials have proposed dedicating parking spaces to residents only. it would involve five different lirr stations and thousands of parking spaces.

kristin thorn is live in belmar with the details. kristin? >> residents have been complaining to town officials for years that the spots at the lirr stations are constantly being taken by people from outside of the town from suffolk county, for example, and they say obviously that is not fair to them as taxpayers. so town officials announced that they have a plan to increase the amount of spots available to town residents from 2400 spots to 6400 spots. these are the parking lots, the lirr parking lots that will have the additional spots. these are the sticker permits that will be available to town residents for $10 a year. this plan still has to be on by the town board on february 9th, but it is expected to pass. the new parking rules, again, if this passes, would go into effect april 1st. it will leave only 1200 spots for people who live outside of

the mayor says he needs to protect his taxpayers. >> too many times we've heard from people and unless you take a very early train in the morning, if you come any time after 7:00, 7:30, it is virtually impossible to find a parking spot. >> reporter: if you do park in one of these spots that should be reserved for a town resident, the fine would be $135. for information on how to obtain one of these new permits, just go to our web siled for now we're live in belmar, i'm kristin thorn, channel 7 "eyewitness news." a driver dies after crashing into a school bus. the driver of an suv died when colliding with a bus. take a look at this new

coast of new jersey. this has happened and the coast guard helicopter crew based in atlantic city received a call about an injured fisherman. the man was taken into the chopper and then taken into a nearby hospital. no word on his condition. a town in connecticut is considering a program that would arm teachers at its only school, the kent board of education in litchfield county. they'll look at an emergency response program that will provide trauma kits and firearms training to school personnel. the program would also allow anonymous volunteers to carry weapons at the prek through eighth grade school. police are out with new surveillance showing teens targeting cell phone stores in the bronx. in the past two weeks, they hit two stores getting away with cash and phones. one store was on west tremont and the other on white plains road. in one case, clerk in the face before leaving the store.

now to an "eyewitness news" exclusive as we hear from the family of the new jersey boy recovering from an attack of a rabid raccoon. 6-year-old aryan has already received one round of rabies shot since the attack in front of his home. the raccoon literally jumped the little boy biting and scratching him more than a week ago. the neighbor danny wall used a painters pole to kill the animal. the family is grateful walls was walking by. >> he's like an angel, really. he helped me and aryan. the whole family is thankful. >> reporter: the family says he is recovering well. the parents have created a go fund me page seeking donations to help with his medical bills and providing updates on his progress. there are concerns the water crisis in flint, michigan causing an increase in skin rashes.

the federal government and michigan officials are pointing fingers at each other over the lead contamination crisis. the epa told congress the state ignored advice to treat its water. michigan officials say the epa didn't express enough urgency about the problem. cleanup is under way in the southeast following a second night of severe storms that generated tornadoes. officials in tennessee say an ef-1 tornado tore through a school, damaging classrooms. luckily, the school day was over in south carolina. dozens of homes and vehicles were damaged by another twister and more than 50 people in georgia were by the military to other shelters. several drivers were rescued from their cars in atlanta. >> how lucky. let's turn meteorologist bill evans with the after-school forecast. >> some of that moisture coming

our way from overnight. clouds are blanketing gotham here at noontime. we're looking at the temperature dropping from 53 on into the 40s tonight. once the sun goes down, it really gets chilly. after school it's looking at variable cloudiness we'll talk about the rain changing to snow for tomorrow morning's commute and the weekend. don't go away. shirleen, david, back to you. coming up on "eyewitness news," mcdonald's facing a lawsuit. what one customer is claiming about the fast food giant's new mozzarella sticksp. >> also, a suspicious ban take noon custody outside the home of pop superstar taylor swift. >> a young boy's battle with canc meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. now we can connect more devices, at the same time.

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calling for the justice department to reimburse state and local agencies with money from the occupiers. 11 former of course payers face federal conspiracy charges. four remain holed up at the wildlife refuge. bill cosby's legal team plans to appeal the pennsylvania judge's rejection of the testimony of a former prosecutor who said he verbally promised that cosby would never be prosecuted over the accusations he assaulted a woman in his home in 2004. the judge also denied cosby's request to disqualify the d. a. month. police in los angeles arrested a suspicious looking home. neighbors spotted the man outside swift's bel air home the man was not charged with taye crime and police released him from custody after he underwent a medical evaluation. a man is suing mcdonald's

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>> he -- listen to music. >> he's become scheduled. tell them what songs because i think they will be surprisedp. >> achy braky heart, we rock you, and gangnam style. >> chase's mom wrote about her experience on facebook. the post has now had more than 10,000 "likes" and 3,000 shares. you can see why just by looking at the video and hearing the young boy talking a little bit. >> my heart is achy now. very cute. coming up, part two of the abc mini series about bernie madoff airs tonight. up next, we'll take a closer look at how the madoffs are living today. >> and we'd like to call this the contagious yawn. you know what we're talking about.

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these boxes, the case against him would have been very, very difficult. >> reporter: he wouldn't be serving the rest of his life in prison? >> he would have gone to jail for something, but maybe not 150 years. >> reporter: brian ross, abc news, new york. >> brian will join us on set for "eyewitness news" first at 4:00. a lot of people are talking about that story and where they are at right now. >> so well done and what a story. >> that was great last night on television. >> that's incredible. let's talk a little weather. >> let's do it. >> you have ably defended your position on the snow. >> i think i was verbally chastised. [ laughter ] >> i love our group. here we go. we take a look outside. we have cloudy skies and we'll take a look in our corner of

come on by west 66th avenue. i like to look at what people are wearing. this guy has a long sleeved pullover. it's not that harsh out there, so no big coats. it's a comfortable day. the temperature would normally be at 40 degrees right now. we're at 53 so it's really warm. you don't see people huddled up in warm clothing. yesterday we were at 59. normal is 40. there you see the records for the date. we're looking at temperatures here that are quite comfortable. it is going to get colder again and that will fill in tonight with colder air that will come down out of the northwest. 51 up the hudson river valley. here the clouds that we're talking about. there will be brightening in here around for the afternoon. you see the rain is not that far away. it's here on chincoteague avenue. it's kind of the front that backs up and the moisture with that creates the rain tonight.

out of the north, where the two meet,where we're going to see that little snow develop. you see at 11:00, lee gold will be on watching that for you. this is our futurecast model showing you where the temperatures keep dropping. then you see at first, at 4:00 a.m., it really gets up to dutchess county to eastern sus elf and warren county now. so that means as it exits, it will take a little longer to exit long island connecticut. bless you. where we'll have snow showers continuing until lunchtime tomorrow. then the temperatures will warm into the 40s. so that will melt a lot. this is updated just moments ago. thank you, lee. 1 to 3 inches of snow in the city northward. because this is so warm it's not likely to stick with a coating to an inch. it hangs in the grassy areas. you get to eastern nassau county on out to new haven and

suffolk county here. you'll get a lot of snow and make roadways slippery. on the sunrise l.i.e. montauk, so we have periods of rain going with snow and we're looking at eastern long island and 3 to 6 out toward the far eastern. then we'll a beautiful weekend. sunshine saturday and sunday. highs 46 to 48. monday 40. tuesday we'll be keeping an eye onp system with cold air coming down the storm. wednesday we're looking at 40 degrees. we're going to be looking at temperatures you see hanging around above normal for this time of the year. with that pattern shifting and the cold air going all the way down to florida, we've got a shot at a series of lows next week. >> all in all not too bad. hey, let's talk for a second. we've all done this.

scientists in italy found that what i always suspected, shirleen, that women are more likely to spread yawn because researchers say it's because women are the more empathetic of the senses. you are so sensitive to the world around you, shirleen, you experience someone else's yawn for yourself. >> oh. >> see it's a good thing. they are finding it's based on more than 1400 series of lawnsp. >> because i instanty yawned after that but you didn't, so that explains a lot. >> i was like, are you tired? >> he's a yawner. >> we'll be right back, but first what's up next on "the chew." >> we're having a crowd- pleasing football feast. we're seeing who has the best wings this our audience.

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controllers with workers taking selfies and watching sexually explicit videos on their phones while controlling planes in the air. >> have you ever wanted to know how that food is prepared in the supermarket? we'll tell you about the foods you are better off buying. much more at 4:00. time now for a college student's brutally honest video laying out the reasons she left her sorority at syracuse university and it's making waves. >> the problem is the overwhelming lack of compassion for one another. i was so upset to see the way that women were treating other women, to see women in leadership roles. >> there she goes. she claims the women in leadership roles focus mainly on looks. she says one of them even put weight loss straws in a welcome basket for another sister.

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