trying to retrace the evidence that ended in a shootout. you can clearly see the damaged patrol car involved and several dozen markers, vital clues detectives are building their case around. >> a bunch of gunshots. one after the other after the other. >> a hail of gun fire pierced the night sky early saturday as officers from the 81st 81st precinct and others were led on a wild chase. investigators say it all began just before 3:30 a.m. when officers first approached 34-year-old jamal fumes who was allegedly armed with this .357 and pointed it at officers before getting in his car. >> i look out the window, and it's a ton of cops and everybody is right out front there. >> police say he eventually made a wrong turn.

patrol car before engaging in a shootout. during the exchange, the officer was struck by bullet fragments just below his vest and officer youric was struck in his vest. >> they deserve a happened. they potentially saved lives. >> the night before they apprehended a suspect with a firearm. >> according to police, the suspect has 15 prior arrests in new york city and another eleven when he lived in chicago before leaving in 2000. >> i'm just very grateful the police officers that were injured are going to make it, they're going to be okay. >> the suspect's car is also still here on scene. we're being told more than 30 shots were fired during this exchange. we're also gathering more

coming up on eyewitness at 6:00, i will have more from community leaders. they say it's more important than ever to stand with the police department. >> we're learning more about the two officers injured in the shooting, including one whose father was shot in the lieutenant years ago. melanie hoff is in long island with that part of our coverage. valerie. >> reporter: joe, good evening. andrew youric is recovering here in nassau county at his father's home. this is where he grew up. i spoke with officers today that paid a visit. they told me he's doing well despite the circumstances. >> an american flag flies outside the home where officer youric is recovering. officers arrived for a visit. they shared words. >> they're fine.

okay after it appears his bulletproof vest saved his life. now the officer is recovering. it's a scenario all too farm. his father, paul youric, is a retired police officer. he survived after being shot on the job and he was also saved by a bulletproof vest. now another devastatingly close call. a neighbor describes a little boy she's proud of to grow up and protect and serve. >> my daughter came in and told me that andrew was shot. i was very sad about it. >> you remember him as a child. >> yes, i do. yes, i do, growing up. >> tell me what went through your head. >> i just felt very sad, felt very bad. >> i saw him playing in the street. >> youric is 29 years old. he's been on the force for three years, again, he's

live in nassau county. mallory hoff, abc news. they pursued the suspect several blocks. shannon stone and news copter 7 lays out the chain of events. >> this story started shortly after 3:00 this morning at the intersection of malcolm x boulevard and quincy where police were responding to shots fired. they came across a vehicle that brandished a gun and fled the scene going the wrong way along quincy street and then coming bang down lexington avenue. you can see on the police tape here at the intersection of lexington avenue and malcolm x boulevard, that's where the suspect's vehicle collided head- on with a police cruiser. then shots were fired between both of the officers and the suspect. if you look closely, you can see bullet holes on the hood of

side of the car up and down lexington avenue. there are markers that police are combing through to try to make heads or tails of this situation. reporting over bedford, shannon stone, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> now, the officers were part of an anticrime unit. ray kelly explained for us the difference between anticrime officers and other officers. >> anticrime officers are officers in civilian clothes in unmarked cars who are deployed to observe crime happening in a suspicious manner. they're focused on people with guns. it is a demanding job. >> this is the latest in a string of attacks with police officers over the last two years. earlier this month, two officers were hurt while patrolling a housing complex in

they're now out of the hospital, but the suspect they purr pseudokilled himself. >> officer sherrod was hurt by friendly fire. last october, a robbery suspect shot and killed randolph holder in east harlem. >> officer brian moore was shot and killed inside his patrol car. a little more than a year ago, the nypd was rocked by the tragic killings of detective liu and ramos. they were in their car when a gunman ambushed them. >> and we invite you to stay with eyewitness news for the very latest information on the officers shot in brooklyn. >> thousands of protesters gathered in brooklyn and, in fact, around the country today to show their shut for former nypd officer peter lea. manslaughter.

brooklyn with that story. >> the death was a terrible tragedy. they say there's a double standard being applied and you can't fix one injustice with another. this is sparking rallies is four different cities today. police estimate there are about 10-15 protesters. while the former rookie cop is not innocent, they say he's being scapegoated. he was found guilty. supporters held a moment of silence, expressing deep sorrow for husband family. >> there's no crime here. yes, there were some mistakes after the shooting, obviously. >> we do agree with that. >> we're angry with the system that's failed these people. that's why we're here. what happened to the light that were out.

placed in that situation. so the system failed all of them. >> the sentence is anywhere from probation to 15 years in prison. he'll be sentenced on april 14 april 14th. >> we apoll jesus for the -- apologize for the technical difficultlies. >> they've charged a metford woman in a fatal hit-and-run. her suv struck and hilled peter cuomo on grammy road in metford at 8:30 last night. he had pulled over and gotten out of his car after hitting a parked vehicle. two of his passengers and a woman standing nearby were also hurt the driver was charged with leaving the accident scene without reporting a fatality. new images of question they

slashing of a busboy in green -- greenwich village. police have released several images as they work to identify the attacker and his companions. republicans and democrats. coming up at 5:00, presidential hopefuls fight for votes in nevada and south carolina this two very close races. >> and a partially blind 13- year-old boy on long island started a campaign to help wounded veterans. now he's getting help from fellow students and from some four-legged friends. >> last weekend at this time,

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no supreme court justice antonin scalia was laid to rest today. thousands of people attended scalia's funeral mass this morning at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. scalia's son, paul, a catholic priest, led his father's mass. 2016, all eyes are on nevada and south carolina. it is a close race between democratic presidential

bernie sanders in the south carolina caucus -- nevada caucuses. >> sandra and joe, good evening. polls close here at 7:00 p.m. in south carolina. going into today's vote, donald trump has had a solid lead in the polls in this state. ted cruz and marco rubio have made gains. it will be interesting tonight to see candidates are able to narrow the gap. the other big question mark is for jeb bush. if he does not perform well tonight, what is a way forward for a candidate like jeb bush. here's matthew dowd. >> in south carolina, win, place, show. whoever finishes outside of those top three is problematic. >> officials here in south

that record set in 2012 when newt newt gingrich won the state. i'm channel 7, eyewitness news. >> let's head back out west before we let you go. have you heard anything about the caucuses in nevada? >> reporter: so we're getting early poll results from the nevada caucus scores. we're seeing interesting trends. number one we're seeing a bigger gender gap. women supporting hillary clinton. men, bernie sanders. we're seeing a big age gap. people over the age of 45 are supporting clinton. under the age of 45, supporting sanders. he's also getting a lot of support from the overall caucus goers and who is ultimately going to win the state. >> back in south carolina, what have you been hearing from voters? that's certainly an interesting race. >> sure. i've been talking to a lot of voters. we went to a polling location.

their minds as they're going in to vote. i can tell you that voters here do seem to be coalescing around the top three candidates that i was mentioning. so trump, cruz, and rubio. one voter that i talked to was supporter. he had a ben carson bumper sticker but at the last second decided to vote for trump because she said she wanted her vote to count. voters take their first in the south very seriously. >> an interesting night in politics. >> meghan hughs, special coverage tonight in south carolina and nevada. stay with us on tv and online for updates as we get them. the acting head of new jersey transit is slamming a proposal that could possibly avert a strike next month. dennis martin says a recommendation by a federal labor panel that calls for platinum level health benefits

union workers are failing to strike after a cooling off period. a session is reportedly scheduled for next week. >> more than two dozen people were hurt when a chair lift broke at a ski resort in west virginia. the lift at timberline resort in davis derailed, and 25 people fell about 30 feet to the ground. two people needed treatment at the hospital for nonlife- threatening injuries. there's no immediate word on what caused that derailment. investigation is now under way. >> i think say a lot of us are happy to say this was not ski weather around here. a nice break. >> what a difference a week makes. just incredible. last time we had wind chills at 10-12 below zero. we easily got above the 60- degree mark across much of the region. a live look right now up the mighty hudson river.

look up toward the george washington bridge. temperature is still 60 degrees, up to 61 a little bit this afternoon. the southwest wind comes in around 6 miles per hour. that's pumping in the warmth. that pressure is falling right now from 29.84. nearly 10 degrees above. the record was 69. didn't get close to that. that was set back in 1939. clouds increase tomorrow. that stops them from rising too much. lower 50s again, still well above average, but no 60-degree warmth. there will be rain coming in tomorrow night as well. that clears out just in time for monday as we head back to work. so it's quiet monday and most of tuesday. then we have to watch tuesday night into wednesday. right now it looks like it will

there will with be a lot of warm air. it may begin as a light mix tuesday night. that's our only fly in the ointment with that storm. 62 right now at newark. 61 at la guardia airport. lower 50s on the island. just because we have the wind coming in from the west that, acts as a cooling mechanism because you're getting the wind coming off the cooler waters of the atlanta ocean. here is our futurecast. only going down to 45. clouds increase during the day tomorrow. there will be wayne coming coming in tomorrow night. there could be snowflakes mixed in north. it's out of here monday morning. during the day on monday, back

here is your accu-weather forecast. some sun again tomorrow. 52 for your high. chilly rain developing tomorrow night. we clear out on monday. clouds give away to sunshine. it could be a light mix developing tuesday night. it just looks rainy for wednesday into thursday. highs in the middle to upper 40s back down to cooler levels by friday into saturday. no real arctic air in sighten. for that reason no, big snow storms either. >> we'll take it. >> thank you, jeff. a 13-year-old boy on long island launched a campaign to provide service dogs for disabled veterans and the legally blind. >> this young man personally knows just how important these dogs can be. he's partially blind himself. i had the chance to meet him and talk about his fundraising efforts earlier this week.

struggling, you know you want to help in any way you can. >> and that, says 13-year-old matthew redline, is the purpose of his campaign to provide service dogs for the veteran or the blind. it's a request that's also personal. a hereditary eye disease has left matthew blind in one eye and an older brother completely blind. >> i think people can understand how these dogs can you don't really have to have something like this. >> much of the fundraising has been -- selling these rubber bracelets and lollipops has brought in the donations. as has a little show and tell, courtesy of america's vet dogs and the guide dog foundation, helping to show matthew's

be spent. >> it's amazing. it's no wonder he's able to fund raise so much money. >> when we saw the original goal, it's going to be so hard to get to that number. now we're at 11290 there $11,290 and growing thanks to a little bit of publicity, supporting veterans one dog at a time. >> since our story originally aired earlier this week, donations have continued to pour in. they've raised more than 20,000- dollar. if you would like to donate, you can head to our website. laura is next with sports. >> all right. spring is in the air, not just in the tri-state area. spring training is now in full swing for both the mets and yankees. we'll take a trip down to florida to check in with both new york teams as they opened up another camp yesterday.

york city basketball teams trending in very different

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jeff ordered the forecast just so we could feel like the guys in florida. >> it was very kind of him. thank you so much, jeff, we appreciate that.

is quite appropriate considering what's going on in florida right now. it is officially spring or the spring training. today, mashing the second day of workouts for pitchers and catchers for the mets. >> this is great. you saw a response today. holy cow, what a tremendous -- our fans are coming out. it's incredible. >> pitchers and catchers took over these fields today. it all starts right now. >> we have a lot of guys on this team. it's really exciting. >> everyone has their original goals. as a whole, it's the get to the world series and win it. >> there's a good reason for the optimism. look how many position players are already here. they're not due until next week. >> chomping at the bit, ready to go. that's a good sign. if you're a fan or a player, guys want to come down here early and get the work in. >> stay hungry. understand that the work is not

new season. the fan support started early. big crowds today, big expectations tomorrow and every day. >> it was very fun to see the guys out there. the energy level in the morning, you know, didn't have go get them. >> that was rob powers aboard port st. lucie. second day of spring training is happening today. it's a quiet camp so far with the pinstripes simply getting to work. the entire team won't be here until next week, but the first official workout is all you need to know baseball is back. >> it's always good coming back from the spring training. you get to see the guys and talk about what they did in the off-season. >> you work out and get down here and see all the guys, see where everybody is at. this is an exciting time. >> it's a quiet kind of spring training for the yankees this year with no major drama, the baseball.

and doing it, accomplishing your goals. >> nobody is happier to be back than cc sabathia. after receiving alcohol treatment, he's glad to be back. >> i've been looking forward to being here with the guys and doing baseball work. >> well, there is no way around it. the knicks are reeling right now. they're looking for their second win of the month as they visit the timberwolves. it was nice to be the nets. >> lopez died a season high with 30 points as the mets made quick work of the -- nets made quick work. >> our guys just came out with a lot of energy and enthusiasm. they're able to make some shots, but honestly, they are not able to sustain that. a big part of our demise is they ramped up their pressure. >> we know exactly what we have to do as far as going out there and playing.

and be able to execute our stuff and put ourselves in good position. >> devils are the only hockey team in action as they visit the -- blue shirts captain, he doesn't have another concussion, but he'll have a ct scan. we're going to head back to the anchors right now for a special report. >> thank you, laura. breaking news, we're going to turn you over to the network now for a special report on the ongoing caucuses and primary. hillary clinton won nevada against barack obama back in 2008. they invested a lot after the loss in new hampshire, and it held up. >> i just got an e-mail in from clinton campaign. hillary clinton herself

she says, thank you. this is your win, nevada. george, they put a lot of effort into the ground game. he'll get delegates.

delegates in every state. >> that's it for us right now. we'll be back. polls close at 7:00 p.m. in south carolina. have a good day. >> you heard that, hillary clinton declaring victory in nevada.

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top two stories. two nypd officers plan to make a full recovery after they were not in brooklyn. >> this morning is a reminder of the important and dangerous and crucial work that our police officers do and the way they put their lives on the line for us every single day. >> the officer shot the man accused of leading police on a chase. he's expected to recover. >> and breaking news, abc news can project that hillary clinton has won the nevada caucuses. mrs. clinton just sent out this tweet. to everyone who turned out in every corner in nevada with determination and heart this, win is for you. i'm joe torres. >> i'm sandra bookman. thousands today said good- bye to supreme court justice antonin scalia. the conservative icon passed away in his bed while on a

>> justice scalia's funeral mass was held at the largest catholic church. the basilica of the national immaculate conception. >> reporter: thousands filled the largest roman catholic church in america. the basilica of the national shrine immaculate conception. thousands stretched for blocks outside the supreme court on friday. >> scalia has been a figure in my life for my whole lifetime. >> he set an example for americans that you can stand up for prispal and stand up for the law. >> his clerks lined the way as he was carried into court one last time. >> others waited where scalia's body lay in repose on the same platform that once held the casket of abraham lincoln.

priest, led prayer. >> the president and first lady bowed in silent after meeting privately with his family. also there paying respects, patty millet believed to be on the list of potential nominees of the supreme court. even though republican leaders said again on friday in the washington post, they don't plant to confirm until the next president. president obama is not waiting to act. that binder he carried is filled with notes he's reviewing this weekend about possible nominees. >> justice scalia passed away a month shy of his 80th 80th birthday. his family and friends will attend a private pure yell. reportingreporting from the supreme court, abc news, washington. >> an overseas date has been set. on june 23rd, british voters will decide whether they want great britain to remain part of

critics of the eu say it's overly bureaucratic and soft on immigration control. prime minister david cameron is vowing to make sure britain remains part of the eu. >> i believe britain will be stronger because we can play a leading role in one of the world's largest organizations from within, helping to make the big decisions on trade and security that determine our future. >> britain is already somewhat removed from the eu. it has kept its own currency. it's not part of europe's passport free zone. >> iran wants 45 billion- dollars from foreign investors to help lift its economy. it's the landmark nuclear deal. iran expects an economic breakthrough after the lifting of sanctions.

>> prosecutors say witnesses in the securities fraud case against drug company executive martin shkreli are worried that he'll retaliate. federal prosecutors are asking a judge to delay a civil lieutenant bright by federal regulators over concerns of witness intimidation. his attorney calls the claim preposterous. he hiked up the price. >> coming up on eyewitness at 5:00 there. 's a reason it's called the windy city. strong winds caused plenty of damage in chicago. >> amures never sounded so

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waiting for clinton to speak. this is an important victory for her as she faces a tight race with bernie sanders for the democratic nominations. we will hopefully hear from clinton before the end of this broadcast. >> long before it was common to see singers gain fame on reality shows, audiences were picking stars at the apollo theater. that tradition goes on. during black history month, sandy kenyon spent time at the apollo. he met those hoping to dazzle -- on amateur night. >> they like to say you better be good or you're going to be gone. ten-year-old ayana little has a plan to prevail.

quiet those nerves? >> i'm going to close my eyes and count to 3. >> that seemed to work just fine. the audience loved the fourth grader and responded in kind, but not everyone is so lucky. >> the apollo theater amure night is known to be brutally honest. >> and they will be like that forever. they get to say whether someone is good, great, ugly. indifferent. >> stars who have been discovered since 1934 and for the artists of tomorrow, today's stars like grammy winner -- mentor with a message. >> this is your art, your life, if you really believe in it, tonight is just a steppingstone to your destiny.

harlem to give honor and value to the institutions that the apollo. >> touch the tree for good luck and a leap of faith, and a new star will be born. >> that was sandy kenyon reporting. spring awe diss for amature -- amure night at the apollo. >> the producers of the extravaganza let their minds run wild. behind the scenes tour includes walt disney's private apartment

derrek hough agrees it was a no- brainer. >> they do everything with their hearts. everyone. i love to be a part of that. >> fireworks begin right here on channel 7. we have to tell you disney is company of wabc. >> should be a good time.

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near hurricane strength winds through chicago. two walls fell over on a building on construction. one of the walls crushed a car, but no one was hurt. police had to close some of the street there is because of

falling bricks injured a man. he's in stable condition. >> the most powerful storm on record has slammed into the island nation of fiji, killing one person and causing massive flooding and wind damage. >> its winds were estimated at 184 miles per hour in the hours before it made landfall. the worst of the storm went back to sea, but it is expected to return in the coming days. authorities there have a nationwide curfew and have declared a month long state of disaster. >> wow. >> wow. that's crazy. >> areas just southeast of fiji got the storm once, and then it came back as a reenergized storm. it may try to loop back again it was the strongest recorded there. >> we on the other hand, we had

what a treat it was after what we endured last week with that record cold. there's a live look toward the empire state building. 60 degrees still out there right now. the wind is coming in from the southwest around 6 miles per hour. for the next seven hours, temperatures gradually falling down into the lower 50s. we could be doing a whole lot worse. 63 was your high. also at bellmar, cooler. we have the wind coming in from the southwest. that's warming most of us up. case in point on long island and southwestern connecticut, you get cooler temperatures. 61 still in morris town. still in the upper 50s at sussex and mid-50s down the shore at tom's river. there's the southwesterly wind pumping in coming all the way

mid 60s. lows tonight getting down to about 45 or so. tomorrow, not as warm as today. clouds will be increasing. sun gives way to the clouds in the afternoon. there will be a batch of rain moving in. if it moves far enough to the north, it could actually mix with a couple of wet snowflakes north of new york city. >> this will be for tomorrow night. the next order of business is a significant storm on wednesday and thursday. right now, all indications point to the storm well off to the west. we're on the warm side of things things. the vast majority is in the way of rain. north and west of new york city tuesday night, especially if it comes in early enough. your accu-weather forecast, we're down tonight. turning mild tomorrow, high of 52. little bit of chilly rain developing tomorrow night. >> maybe some wet snowflakes to

here's your accu-weather 7-day forecast. clouds giving way to sunshine on monday. 46. mostly cloudy on tuesday. >> now, tuesday night, light rain developing. maybe that's a mix of new york city. periods of rain, the steadiest and heaviest rain will be in the afternoon. at night, that last into the day on thursday. late in the week we're close to normal temperatures. right now, it looks pretty cold of march. >> there you have it. >> we're already talking about march. >> we'll take it. >> drivers celebrate lower gas prices in new jersey. motorists may want to take advantage of low prices while they can.

students and staff members at a university in indiana are required to get booster shots for the mumps. after nine cases were confirmed on campus, administrators at butler university have stepped up sanitizing efforts across

now, the virus can be highly contagious and can be passed on by coughing or sneezing. so far no link has been found between the nine infected students. >> i'm really nervous because i know it spreads really fast. i live with 86 other girls in a sorority house. symptoms of the mumps don't usually present more than two weeks after infection. it's unclear how widespread it is on campus. millions of dollars as the state continues to prosecute bridge gate cases. an updated total shows taxpayer spent more than $10 million in legal services in the pending cases against two of governor christy's former allies. that's after pling not guilty to federal charges of scheming to close the george washington bridge as political payback. the new invoices released

shows $2 million to a digital forensics firm on top of $8 million previously disclosed. >> drivers in new jersey continue to see lower gas prices at the pumps. triple a mid-atlantic reports down three cents from last week. the national average rose by just two cents to $1.72. analysts say gas prices may rise slightly in coming weeks as refiners conduct annual maintenance. a victory for uber and other ride sharing companies operating in new jersey. transportation officials have decided not to prohibit them from operating at newark airport. a ban was supposed to go into effect on monday. also, new jersey transit -- as of today, more than 1 million wal-mart workers across the country will bring home a larger paycheck.

wage from 9-$10 an hour effective today. it's not just a race for minimum wage workers. full time workers will see their -- while part timers see a 6% bump. wal-mart will pay an additional -- to cover the wage hikes. police officers wounded in a wild shootout. nypd officers and the suspect is shot in an overnight gun battle in brooklyn. why the officers may have been hit by friendly fire. hillary clinton picks up a

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breaking news. hillary clinton beats bernie sanders in the democratic caucus in nevada while the republican presidential candidates battle for votes in south carolina. first, this morning is a reminder of the important and dangerous and crucial work that officers shot. two of our finest were shot. we're learning new information about these police officers and