and forth and give and take it has all come down to the final 36 hours and today, the railroad will continue to put pressure on the union. >> for commuters it was an ominous sign. strike contingency pamphlets on the seats of every new jersey transit train and this morning, the railroad's lead negotiator turned up the heat. >> there is no reason why this can't close today. it should close today. >> and if it doesn't close today it is their fault. >> i'm not blaming anybody. my point is to say to everybody, this should get done right now. let's get it done today. >> the railroad is clearly determined to put pressure on the union to settle today but with 36 hours left before the sunday morning deadline, sources close to them say the union has ample time to drive a deal. yesterday, the railroad announced that workers would be suspended, sick leave would be

discontinued for the duration of any strike. a tactic union negotiators here see as an unnecessary provocation. counter productive to any settlement. >> we object to new jersey transit's conduct in this matter while the parties are fully engaged in negotiating process. >> it is a common goal to reach that conclusion in a timely fashion so that the threat of a strike is lifted from the heads of the commuters. >>reporter: and that was yesterday. the union team arrived here this morning and did not take any questions from reporters. the fact is, the railroad wants to drive a deal. they want the deal today, but unless they make a very generous offer to the union, the union doesn't really have the incentive to settle. at least not yet. live in newark, new jersey, n.j. burkett, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> let's take a look at the place. new jersey reporter toni yates continues our live coverage from

>>reporter: dave, if this strike happens it will be a different world completely for commuters, there will be a lot more cars on the railroad to get to the park and ride lots and the buses can not handle the usual train capacity and it does sound like chaos looming. new jersey transit trains are the plan a commute to and from work for thousands. with it now on the b's must be on the map for thousands of riders. >> i plan to park the car and pick up the metro in new york city there. >> are you worried about traffic on the roads? >> definitely. it will be a lot. >> this student praying that perfect timing works in her favor. >> i have spring break. if it goes on that week, hopefully it won't affect me. if it goes on longer it is the only way to get to school. i go to rutgers and i don't have my own car. >>reporter: they have the contingency plan mapped out for

to new york and back without the trains. new jersey transit is setting up five park and ride lots to accommodate commuters. they will provide buses only on week days during the morning and evening rush. if you use the park and ride at metlife stadium, buses will take you to port authority terminal in midtown. buses at the pnc outlet will take you into manhattan. if you use the parking lot at ramsey route 17 rail station, buses will take you to the lincoln harbor terminal where hudson river. in central new jersey, a park and ride lot will be set-up at the metro park station in woodridge. buses will take you to the harrison path station for services in the city. south in mercer county there will be a park and ride lot where you can connect to path service. in penn station. >>reporter: at this point the best advice is to start out early.

and rides and the bus seats on all of the buses are on a first come, first serve basis. part. eyewitness news. >> thank you. stay with eyewitness news as the clock continues to tick down towards a possible strike. we also have the information website, abc7ny.com. we are following a developing story on long island where a small plane landed on a . it made a landing on the beach near kings park. neither person on the beach was injured. no word why they were forced to make the emergency landing. in brooklyn, eight people suffered minor injuries when a school bus and at least # other cars collided -- # other cars collided on the brooklyn bridge. we were on the street before nine this morning, all of the people hurt were on the bus. seven refused medical treatment.

bellevue hospital. the suspect in a deadly shooting in queens will be in court today after police tracked him down 3,000 miles away. tyquan long was arrested in california earlier this week. he was extradited to queens where he faces charges in a double shooting that killed his girlfriend on january 27th. he is also accused of wounding a 51-year-old woman in that shooting. new york city police say they caught the man wanted for shoving a commuter onto the subway tracks in queens. man captured on surveillance video is 38-year-old george pout. he is charged with attempted murder. he pushed a 15-year-old girl in front of an on coming train in corona last saturday night. the teen managed to scramble between the platform and the train's wheels her quick actions may have saved her life. a wild scene on long island. a man managed to slip out of police custody, steal an

several cars. now the question is, how did he get behind the wheel? eyewitness news reporter darla miles joins us live in free port. darla? >>reporter: police say it was 36-year-old andrew howard who stole the police suv and crashed into this red mitsubishi behind me. he was in the car with two other women when he was arrested and it was when he was in the back seat of the police suv and when the officer, the arresting officer was speaking to the two women in the vehicle he was driving, they say that is when he took off with a squa. >> his car was here and it ended up all the way down there. >> this was pure automotive carnage, a stolen police suv taking out four cars on a dead end street. the oldsmobile that belong bonnie morsy's son, yikes! >> it looked like an accordion. the entire front was smashed. pieces of my neighbor's tree in it. >>reporter: behind the wheel,

howard who had been pulled over by free port police and arrested for outstanding warrants around 11:00 p.m. thursday. while in handcuffs, police say howard jumped into the front seat of the squad car and made a break for it. he grot a few miles away until merrick. >> we heard cars smashed up in the street and we look out here and they're pulling someone out guns drawn. out. my wife wanted to come out. i said get down, the guy has a gun. i don't know if they will shoot or not. who knows. >> he was quickly rearrested. >> he was going, the cops said about 70 miles an hour. we have a divet.

it was a series of, you know -- >> this red mitsubishi took a direct hit. swiped. >> i have no col nothing. it is probably wrecked. >> this tow truck here is here to take away the last of the four cars on the street that have been completely smashed in this incident. still at question right now is what is the name of the officer this incident. but nassau police will have a press conference at 2:00. we'll get more on that information and bring you the news first at four. reporting live in merrick, darla news. president. republican frontrunner donald endorsement today. this one from his former rival. dr. ben cars. >> donald trump talks a lot about making america great. but it is not just talk. he means it. i'm going to be helping him.

>> carson said they buried the hatchet after months of taking shots at each other. carson urnling other republicans to -- urnling other republicans to take his -- urging other republicans to take his lead. it they say a rally will fracture the republican party in in an irreparable way. >> many people say they never voted republican. i left the democrats to vote for you. independents, democrats, and you see it. we're up 65 more than that. >> this weekend, there are republican primaries and caucuses in primo and the u.s. virgin islands. five states, including florida and ohio will hold their primaries. a 27-year-old man will appear in court in california to answer to charges stemming from the beating of a mets fan during last year's playoffs. michael ray papayance is charged

he punched a 50-year-old outside of dodgers stadium, knocking him unconscious. the victim sustained serious head injuries. his mother may also be charged in that case. a russian man accused of spying while posing as a banker pled guilty to conspiracy today in manhattan federal court. 41-year-old allegedly works for russia's foreign intelligence service known as the svr. he and two russian diplomats are accused of trying to recruit gather intelligence. they were meant to replace spy anna chapman after her spy ring was caught and deported. we'll hear from a woman about a terrifying attack. slashed in broad daylight in brooklyn. >> a high school basketball star killed in a shooting. the teen caught in the crossfire hours after winning a big game. >> also, saying goodbye to nancy reagan, the former first lady to rest. >> two teenager sisters in new

after they were kidnapped. >> i'm meteorologist bill evans here in the weather center. the weekend is upon us. the next to the last weekend of temperatures out. certainly they're not the temperatures we had yesterday

. a final goodbye to nancy reagan. former first lady's two children will be among the speakers at her funeral this afternoon. >> we have a live look at the reagan presidential library in california where she will be laid to rest beside her husband.

will pay tribute to the former first lady. >>reporter: you can see the activity behind me getting ready for the funeral service. it was 12 years ago the nation mourned her husband's death here. world celebrities are gathering again to honor her. in love and in separatable. they captured the images during the 50-year love affair. >> they were touchy, feely, unabash yedly so. whether it was a car, a bus, a train or an airplane. they always sat side by side. >> they'll be reunited once again when the former first lady is laid to rest. her most important request, to be as close as physically possible to her ronnie. >> when her casket is lowered into the ground, she will be as close to them as though they could hold hands. >> more than a thousand guests are attending the funeral

and laura bush. even mr. t, who joined forces and became close with mrs. reagan in her just say no anti-drug campaign. >> what should you do when somebody offers you drugs? >> s! >> it was that strength, influence and leadership that inspired more than 5,000 people to line up outside in the hot sun so they could pay their respects. >> this lady meant a lot. i've seen her do wonderful things for the community. >> over the years, nancy reagan planned every detail of her own funeral from the flowers to the music, the reagan foundation said she wanted it short, sweet, and memorable. brandy hit, channel seven, eyewitness news. >> thank you, brandy. abc news will have live this afternoon. it begins at 2:00 here on channel seven and you can follow it on abc7ny.

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>> it was too soon for the other guy who did not have jogging shorts. >> oh, man, the outfits i have seen this week. >> it was, like, t-shirts and, like, a lot of cutoff nothing. >> it seems like people were just antsy. >> i've never seen so many people really ready for it. you're not going to have 80-degree weather today or tomorrow or this weekend but it will be pretty good. temperatures will average 15 degrees warmer than normal. here we go with sun and clouds here at noon time. the water taxis are working hard. i saw the new york water taxi working back and forth and the sea streaks have it going on here and beautiful boats. there is a water waxie coming in underneath the brooklyn bridge. it it is a good day for that and a great day to hit the circle line and just go back and forth, take the ferry back and forth. it is a wonderful day for it. the water temperature is 0 degrees here, you need a jacket or -- 40 degrees here. you need a jacket or a sweater.

it cuts through the buildings here and across towards brooklyn and heading across on over towards queens and toward long island. here at noon t 59 degrees. winds are northwest to seven. pressure is up 30.0 #0 0 which is the fair weather number and at 30.15 which is extra credit. the current temperature is 59. so actually, that is our normal -- our high temperature so far. normal is 48. it will only get warmer. park. sunsets at 6:00 it will be nice. so, clearing skies and sunshine now, bring some sun. temperatures will average 50 degrees warmer than normal. sunday is more cloudy. temperatures will stay near 60. spring the clock forward as we head towards sunday. highs from yesterday, 81 in newark, even places like islip shattered the old record. the southwest wind did not

looking at 58, 59, thomas river at 66 leading the way. with the northwest wind even the south facing shores can get in on the action with some of the temperatures in the 60s. a mix of sun and clouds for the afternoon. we'll have nice weather as we go into the afternoon with these low 60s that are around. and we'll see more of this for the day tomorrow. so we have temperatures tonight around 41 in the city. 35 in the suburbs, mild tomorrow, saturday is a great day at 63. your accuweather seven-day forecast. don't forget to set your clocks forward saturday night. change your batteries and all of those smoke alarms and those detectors that you have around, the carbon monoxide detectors, and i saw lee talking about change your h-vac filter. i changed mine already and i feel much better. i don't even want to know where this is going.

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. an 86-year-old suspect and a catch of a life time. just some stories caught on camera and caught our attention. we'll begin with a car crash. we'll show you the driver speeds through an intersection and flies into a row of cars. six people were hurt in this chain reaction crash in los angeles. it happened just outside of a computer store where surveillance cameras were set-up and caught the whole thing as it was happening. the driver of the white car blew through a red light, slamming head on into an suv waiting for the light to change. it all caused a pile up in the as well. a burglary caught on camera in california, shocking because of the age of the suspect. police say this is 86-year-old doris thompson, also known as doris gamble. she can walk just fine. investigators call her the

she has stolen items from an office there three times. she has multiple arrests dating back 60 years. thompson was accused of murder at one point but was found incompetent to stand trial. finally, two fisher men in south carolina didn't need a bigger boat as they say in jaws. just extra manpower. they snagged a 2,500-pound great white shark on tuesday. the big fish then pulled their boat through the water for more than four hours, holy cow. the fish yes, sir men had to call for back up -- the fisher men had to call for back up. they put a tracker on it and set it free. >> 2,500 pounds. incredible!

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where he crashed into four cars. hello again, i'm shirleen allicot. >> i'm david novarro. we'll begin this half hour with a woman slashed in a frightening random attack in brooklyn. investigators still searching for the man responsible but this afternoon we're hearing from the victim for the first time. >> eyewitness news reporter with more. stacy? >>reporter: we just got done speaking with her. she had 13 stitches. she is incredibly grateful this wasn't worse and she has an important safety message for new yorkers. we're talking about a 53-year-old woman. you can see the wanted poster. a $2,500 reward. we're on beverly road where she was slashed in the neck yesterday morning, broad daylight. take a look at this surveillance video of her attacker. police are still looking for him. police say he was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt that he was

he also is wearing an american flag bandana on his face and he left behind two knives. again, his 53-year-old victim just spoke out urging new yorkers not to become distracted by their cell phones like she was when she was randomly >> you know -- >> what do you say about a guy that does something like this? >> i can say nothing. i hope they're finding him as soon as pos. >> once again, that was a very quick snippet of the interview where she explained she was text messages on her cell phone while walking on the street yesterday and that is when the attacker struck from behind. he slashed her in the neck, she had 13 stitches, she was just released from the hospital. we'll have a lot more on what she and her husband had to say coming up later on eyewitness news. we're live, i'm stacey sager. channel 7, eyewitness news.

this afternoon, we're also hearing from the family of a star athlete just hours after he helped his basketball team win a big game. police say 18-year-old caval haylett junior was standing with a group of people in poughkeepsie when somebody started shooting. there was brief pause and more gunshots rang out. haylett was hit and killed. his mother just wants to know who did this. >> i just want to know why! why! he didn't deserve that. if he wasn't the intended target, it don't matter. like i said, none of that is going to bring my son back. >> a second victim was shot in the arm. grief counselors will be on hand at poughkeepsie high school today. so far, no arrests have been made. two people are recovering after being shot inside a bar on long island. the shots rang out before 2:00 this morning inside cocoa's pub in nassau road in uniondale. the victims were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries.

police want your help catching the suspect in an armed robbery at an upper manhattan starbucks. this is the man they are trying to find. detectives say he walked into a starbucks on west 225th street in marble hill, threatened barista with a gun and grabbed cash before taking off. no one was hurt. we're turning now to the growing heroin epidemic across the country. it has been in the news and our local leaders have taken a number of steps to prevent fatal over doses. governor cuomo announced independent pharmacies can sell narcan without a prescription. world news anchor david muir went to the front lines for a special 2020 investigation. david is joining us right now. hello, david, welcome. >> great to be here. >> we're curious. we want to know, what did you see? what did you find? >> the extraordinary thing playing out in neighborhoods across this country and parents will tell you, moms and dads that have been there for their

raised them in loving homes and they say not my child. this has not happened in our hold and it has. it found its way in. some of the numbers are stunning. one # nine people die in this country every single day from a drug over dose. the vast majority is prescription pain kills or heroin. it is an extraordinary thing we're witnessing. you have images we found 11 and 12-year-olds being taught how to administer the anti-dote to bring people -- antidote to bring people back to life. >> paramedics show us the needles, the tool kits they found. families discovering them. >> you have families calling saying there are needles in the park, needles on the little league field. >> go up front here. >> which is why chris is now teaching middle school students 11 and 12 years old how to use narcan to bring someone back from a heroin over dose. . >> how many have you seen needles? >> the students have seen the needles everywhere.

sidewalk and i was like, what is that for and my mom told me and i was, like, whoa. >> some of the children reveal it is in their own homes. >> these kids are 11 and 12-year-old. that is where we are? >> yup. >> this young girl practicing how to administer at drug to save someone. practicing on a teddy. >> incredible, right? >> it is so disturbing you call it breaking point and you do that for a reason because we've all heard about heroin problem in our society for many, many years but we're at a different juncture right now. why are we seeing these cases right now at this time? >> a lot of people will take you back to that prescription pain pill negotiation. four out of five -- n oefk tion. pills. in one year alone. 260 million prescriptions for pain pills in this country. that is enough for one bottle for every adult in this country. when you think about the pill

young people can get their hands on the pills and once they're hard to find, authorities say they go out and find the same fix and it is right there on the streets. it is heroin. it is easier and cheaper to get and it is not, it is still a problem in the big cities but not just the big cities anymore. it is anywhere where you have prescription pain medication for young kids injured on the football field, soccer field and that is where it is headed next. >> david there, is a spike in availability of this. what is happening to those people who are selling it? it almost seems like it is a free for all. >> a lot of people point right back to mexico' cross the border that the drug cartels are more sophisticated. it is like big pharma on the other side of the border. it used to be that they would make their way to new york city and up i-95 into the new england towns. that is how it got the start. but make no mistake. these people who are dealing these drugs know exactly which towns have the prescription pain pill problems.

they know how to get the drugs directly to the people to continue this sort of vicious cycle. you'll see this incredible moment, a drug dealer walks up to the cram while it is rolling and you won't believe what he tells us a lot in our audience have a lot of questions. we urge everybody to see your special. we know you'll cover as much as you can. we want to tell everybody you can see much more of david's report tonight on special 20/20. it is called breaking point, heroin in america. it begins at 10 p.m. right here on channel seven and it will be followed by eyewitness news. we want to turn to meteorologist bill evans. he has the after school accuweather forecast. >> we have sunshine and clouds. we have temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 and we're looking at 59 here at the noon hour. next seven hours. temperatures will roll into the low 60s with a little northwest wind with a lot of sunshine. a nice afternoon. it will be great after school. as a matter of fact, got a lot of sunshine around and the after

we will talk about your weekend which features more of this coming up in your accuweather forecast coming up. >> thanks. a newspaper becomes the side of the headline when intruders a attack. men armed with a hammer captured on camera trying to smash their way in. what the staff inside did during

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we have another up indicate on the on going new jersey transit negotiations transit officials behind closed doors right now and with midnight sunday deadline looming, heather o'rourke will take us through the ways you can get around. >> new jersey transit is setting up five park and ride lots across the state to accommodate commuters. they will provide buses on week days during the morning and evening rush. two park and ride lots will have buses taking commuters to directly to new york. the park and ride at mets stadium they will take you to the port authority. buses at pnc will take you into manhattan. the park and ride lot at the ramsey route 17 rail station, buses will take you to the lincoln harbor ferry terminal where ferries will then take you across the hudson river. in central new jersey, a park and ride lot will be set-up at the metro park station in wood bridge. buses will take you to the

a little further south in mercer county there, will be a park and ride lot at the hamilton rail station. buses will take you to newark penn station to connect to pat service. as far as rockland commuters, there will be park and ride lots at the middle town and herriman stations. buses will take you to metro north stations for service into grand central terminal. you can find more information at our website, abc7ny in the newsroom, i'm heather o'rourke. channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you, heather. police are investigating an attempted break in at the offices of an arab american newspaper in michigan. surveillance video shows two men trying to smash through a door to the detroit area office with a hammer early this morning. nearly a dozen staff members were inside of the arab american news building at the time. newspaper officials say the employees went to a safe area

break in. the men left without getting inside. two sisters found alive a year after coming up on eyewitness news, kidnapped and held against their will. how the young ladies were rescued and the once family friend who is now charged with their capture. >> an incredible story. >> a new twist to the cha cha slide. getting in a good sweat while line dancing. yes, governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing.

between paying the rent and buying food. i say lift up the working families of this state and pay a real decent wage. we fight until this nation fulfills its promise of opportunity for all and that's what this

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>> yesterday evening they were found, state police went to the house, and found them, and the investigation continued until there was an arrest. >> the suspect is 29-year-old amanda hellman of vestel. she was arraigned and charged with kidnapping in the second degree. >> i don't want to go into specifically how long she was a suspect for but i can tell you she is in custody for and charged. >> state police say hellman was a family acquaintance of the girls. they were living with their foster family in the town of bingehamton when they were taken. they were last seen at school waiting to get on the school bus on april 27th of 2015. since then the investigation has taken police on several twists and turns, police say they received and investigated numerous leads about the girl's location. >> for all of us, i think, 11 months goes by and you figure you'll never see them again or, you know, you think the worst.

>> ken rosato, channel 7, eyewitness. police say they're both in good health. hellman is being held without bail. investigators don't expect additional charges or suspects in this case. caesar milan, the man known as the dog whisperer is under investigation in a possible animal cruelty case. the probe launched after a dog in milan shows caesar 911-bit the ear of a pig. milan lead an aggressive french bull dog off his leash near a backyard full of pigs. they reportedly visited the dog center following tons of angry calls. no response from milan or police on the status of that investigation. hmm. i just look out the window on a friday. i look at the live pictures on our friday and i just sa. >> i'm going to be out there in 12 minutes and 15 seconds. let's take a look outside.

this is our camera in brooklyn at wall street and we have breaks of sun. alto sirius clouds behind a front pushing east ward. we have beautiful weather. here is a look at our camera in front of times square looking south. we'll look at our camera from the park. looking across. it is absolutely gorgeous from that view, too. here on the beautiful upper west side of manhattan, the beautiful upper west ciders are enjoying lunch across in the park here toward juilliard and lincoln center. it is a nice start to the weekend. temperatures warmer than normal but not as warm as yesterday. 59, a northwest wind. yesterday's high was 579. that was a record -- was 79. that with a record. it broke a record in 2006. we almost hit 80 yesterday. yesterday will be forever now the warmest march 10th ever. 59 around bridge po massapequa.

the numbers should be 45 this hour of the day we're way warmer than normal. we have a northwest wind flowing across today into tonight. it will die down tonight. you see the clouds cutting across. the ripple effect of clouds. the rain is out in the atlantic. the temperature this afternoon gets to the low 60s. 15 degrees warmer than normal. tomorrow we start in the low 40s to 38 north and west and in the afternoon tomorrow, we are back to the low 60s once again. sunday, we start off in the upper 40s and it will get a little more cloudy by the afternoon, don't forget, change your clocks, move it forward, spring ahead an hour, saturday night, change the batteries in the smoke detectors and change your h-bac filter. tonight, clear and chillier, 45, 41 we're looking at sunny, mild weather. 63. here is your accuweather seven-day forecast.

returning monday. next week is the last week of winter s-eth the calendar. >> i love it. >> perfect weekend. >> thanks, bill. we'll be right back. here is a look at what is coming up next on the chew. >> hey, guys, today we're answering all of the questions you've ever wanted to ask the chew.

in under i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto . xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, taking warfarin, i had to deal with that blood testing routine. i couldn't have a healthy salad whenever i wanted. i found another way. yeah, treatment with xarelto . hey, safety first. like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking, you may bruise more easily and

xarelto may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto can cause serious and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. get help right away for unexpected bleeding, unusual bruising, or tingling. if you have had spinal anesthesia while on xarelto , watch for back pain or any nerve or muscle related signs or symptoms. do not take xarelto if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. tell your doctor before all planned medical or dental procedures. before starting xarelto , tell your doctor about any kidney, liver, or bleeding problems. xarelto is the number one prescribed blood thinner in its class. well that calls for a round of kevin nealons. make mine an arnold palmer. same here. with xarelto there is no regular blood monitoring and no known dietary restrictions. treatment with xarelto was the right move for us.

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