crying over this terrible loss. the fire was at 251 high street. that call came in at 5:30 this morning. you can tell by looking at what is left of that this house became fully engulfed with flames. orange firefighters got help battling the flames by neighboring departments. it took an hour to knock it down. shortly after a man believed to be in his 50s and a 2-year-old and 9-year-old boy were brought out. they gave us the information along with the names of the victims that we won't use but a cousin told us the home was the traditional family spot. >> this is where my family grew up, our home of 37 years. they disposition get a chance at life and -- they didn't get a chance at life. they're gone. this is our home. we've been here for 37 years. my grandmother owned this house. this is home. we have, this is home for us. >>reporter: once again, family and friends still at the scene,

them. we expect to get more information from the orange fire chief. it is still a very busy, active scene for firefighters as they're trying to get some of the hot spots out and of course, at this point we don't know the cause of the fire. we hope to speak to the fire chief later who can give us more information about the cause. we're live here in orange, new jersey, toni yates, channel 7, eyewitness news, back to you. also in new jersey we're following a developing story, a wild shooting on the streets of jersey city. injuries. michelle charlesworth is in jersey city with the story. >>reporter: this young woman, david, was chase and shot and killed in a car where she was trying to find safety early this morning around 7:30 here on monitor street in jersey city. the police are still looking for a gunman. this happened next to a six johnson and monitor.

the victim had been sitting in a white hyundai with the gunman. there was an apparent argument. she ran, he ran after her and she tried to seek help or shelter from a stranger sitting in the honda, the car removed from the scene with shut out windows the woman driver and the honda had nothing to do with this. she parked to head to work. connection. whatsoever. that woman was parking her car to go to work and the other girl was running from down the block, up the block, saw the woman in the car and went for help. that is how she got caught. >> she was trying to get help from the woman. >> they don't know each other. >>reporter: this shooting happened around 7:30 this morning. the woman was shot in that honda sitting next to the woman driver who had nothing to do with this. she was hit by flying glass, was otherwise unhurt. the gunman then ran back to the

they consider this man suicidal, armed and dangerous. we're live in jersey city. michelle charlesworth, channel 7, eyewitness. >> thank you. crews are working to repair a broken water main that flooded streets in hoboken. a 12-inch main broke at around 6:15 this morning near 1st avenue and willow street. the break led to a sinkhole that swallowed a car. businesses and home owners in the area are without water. we'll hear from some of them coming up in the next half hour. crews are working on a plan to pull a tug boat out of the hudson river after it sank near the tappan zee bridge. it sank after crashing into a barge saturday morning. the bodies of two members of the found. however, unsafe conditions have hampered efforts to find the third member. crews are working to clean up fuel spills from the boat. a woman from staten island facing charges after her newborn

28-year-old nausheen rahman was charged with concealing a corpse. the baby's body a was found a trash bag after mom went to a feel well. drivers determined she gave birth. the medical examiner has yet to determine how the baby died. about what happened. in brooklyn, a 2-year-old was found unconscious in the bathtub of a home in sunset park. melody fren was later found dead. this time. toddler's cause of death. a new york city police officer killed in the line of honored today. commissioner bratton kevin gillespie. officer gillespie was fatally shot in the bronx when he pulled over a stolen bmw in 1996, a stretch of the grand concourse was renamed in his memory.

tomorrow, voters in five states head to the polls where hundreds of delegates are up for grabs. this, as controversy swirls around recent violence during donald trump's campaign events. abc's kenneth moten is live in cleveland ohio. >>reporter: less than 24 hours to go and i can tell you that right now, the candidates are crisscrossing several states in this race for the white house from the sunshine state to the buckeye state here. i can tell you that there are grabs. the battle ground states of ohio and florida. >> tomorrow is the day where we'll shock the country and we'll do what needs to be done. >>reporter: this country is not about us tearing one another down or having fist fights at a campaign rally. >>reporter: two different gop candidates with the same goal, defeat donald trump in their home states. today, all eyes are on campaign events scheduled in three states. security has intensified around

the wake of violent protests. at his rallies over the weekend. scenes of unrest have taken over the campaign trail. trump's rivals on the democratic side pounced. >> he is trafficking in hate and fear. >> donald trump is littlely ina citing violence with his -- inciting violence with his supporters mitt romney has been called in to campaign for kasich it is not an endorsement. more like reenforcement. the win or take epicenter of the stop trump movement. >> if he wins ohio, he will be the nominee. if he loses ohio, we'll have an unbelievable time in cleveland because it will be a contested convention. >> recent polls have kasich ahead or tied in ohio. marco rubio is trailing by double digits in his home state of florida. donald trump cancelled an event in florida so he could have a rally here in ohio tonight.

clinton is leading bernie sanders by double digits here in the buckeye state but sander seas working to pull in the young voters to deliver another upset. reporting live here in cleveland, ohio, kenneth moten, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you. mayor de blasio weighed in on the presidential race. he accused donald trump of encouraging violence. >> he is taking advantage of it politically. he is trying to encourage people who have negative feelings towards other kinds of people to see him as their standard there towards peopl different. >> over the weekend, mayor de blasio called trump a racist. in a tweet, de blasio wrote behaves like a raciest, speaks like a raciest, of course, he is a racist. an amtrak train derailed overnight. the train from los angeles was headed to chicago when it came off the tracks after midnight. five cars derailed.

none of the injuries thought to be life threatening. the train had 128 passengers and 14 workers on board. >> you don't want to forget your umbrella today. meteorologist bill evans is in the weather center. how long will the showers last, bill? >> it will be awhile. make sure you have your over coat, boots for the rest of the day throughout evening commute. we have a lot of showers that are around. those will be lasting into the evening hours and the temperatures are chilly, too. 43, 46 degrees. wind makes it feel colder. we'll talk about a warm up coming and sunshine on the way in the accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. don't go away. >> also ahead, a burg boom, a -- a burglary boom, the increase in break-ins.

. funeral services are under way for a new jersey state trooper who died after being hit with a car. 31-year-old shawn colin died after being hit by a car. he was hit by another vehicle after he stepped out of his cruiser. he is the third state trooper to months. the turkish carried out air strikes after a car bomb killed dozens of people. jets raided so called kurdish workers party locations in northern iraq. police carried out raids picturing suspected rebels. a car bomb in turkey's capitol killed 37 and injured more than 100 people.

militants. meanwhile, an al-quaida group is claiming responsibility for the deadly attack on three beach front hotels in ivory coast. 14 civilians and two members of the special forces were killed as well as # gun men. one possible target may have been an american trade delegation. the shooting happened before the delegation arrived. this is the third attack in the west african country since november. a construction crew in new jersey are on schedule to rebuild an elementary school destroyed by a fire two years ago. james monroe elementary school nearly $20 million renovations started to take shape in edison. the building is expected to be completed in august just before school year. back in 2014, flames destroyed that school. investigators say the fire started when a janitor tossa significance realtime in a crash -- cigarette in a trash can. after two years of sharp growth.

grew less than 1% last year. there were more than 1.7 billion subway riders in 2015, an increase of.6%. rider ship on city buses was down 2.5% last year. official figures will be released later this spring. a chaos on the field and it was all caught on camera watch as a bull charges into the middle of a soccer game accepting young players scrambling. where did it come from? >> where is richard simons the fitness gur you disappeared from -- guru disappeared from public view for two years.

. in louisiana, the national guard rescued more than 3,000 people from flood waters. this is since march 9th. the guard also distributed thousands of bottles of water, passed out hundreds of thousands of sand bags, and assisted in evacuations. in some areas, flood waters have begun to recede but it could be at least a week before people >> man. >> yeah. >> a lot of water. >> yeah. we saw all kinds of things. >> the water, it runs them out of their homes. that is a lot. gentleman we have rain here but

nothing like. that we're talking about 10 aet of inches -- 10ths of inches of rain. this is over to the lower the eastside. we have a day where we have clouds and we have low clouds, we have rain that is kind of gloomy, and we're going to have this look through the afternoon. temperature is 43 degrees, we'll get a high humidity, winds that will continue beyond north east. the pressure at 30.14 steady. yesterday's high was 62. normal is 49. we'll be below that normal and so far, 13 hundredths of an inch of rain. sunset, 7:02. we have different daylight hours since we set the clocks forward an hour. it is 15 degrees cooler with a gusty wind and we have raw and rainy weather today and temperatures will be rebounding tomorrow afternoon. 60s by wednesday. so we have this rainy afternoon today with these chilly temperatures and east wind blowing in here with temperatures in the low 40s, 37

the wind profile is coming off of the atlantic. 45 miles an hour at the jersey shore, long island sound. the rain is coming up from the south west out around the bill low pressure system that is here in the great lakes. that will spin up more rain for the afternoon and the evening. the rain fall amounts so far, 3/4 of an inch at thomas river. half inch at belmar. we'll be getting more, as we go into the evening hours, showers this evening and into tonight, you'll need your rain gear. more rain overnight tonight. tomorrow morning, a few left over showers, by the afternoon upper 50s. we might have breaks of sun late in the day and the sun will return as we go into wednesday, period. expected. river. an inch half at belmar here. up to the north and west. this rain cutting east of the hudson river, south here across long island and coastal

rain fall amounts. really, tomorrow, as we get this low exiting, we have a lot of mild air coming up behind that. the jet stream will retreat to the north. this weekend, well, we have a low pressure system over here on the gulf coast, we'll keep an eye on that as it strengthens, comes up the coast. it might be a rainy sunday, a half marathon going on on that day. we'll be keeping an eye on this and see how that goes. cloudy, windy, chilly periods of rain for the afternoon, 45, tonight is breezy. we have rain tonight. out and about tonight, you need rain gear. tomorrow we need the rain gear in the morning. late in the day, breaks of sun and 58 degrees. much better weather as you go into wednesday and thursday. there is a shot at a shower but we have clouds and temperatures around 60. and we'll have some sunshine going into saturday and temperatures above normal and then we'll keep an eye on sunday, see what happens, if there is rain for that half mar. >> i had to run the half

marathon in the rain. it is fun for awhile. >> yeah. >> it keeps you cool and refreshed. >> in the beginning. not later. >> oh, boy. >> it will be fine. they're crazy. >> they'll deal with it. too close for comfort, a dramatic example of the danger of tailgating. wait until you see what happens next.

. caught on camera suspect's brazen attempt to steal a police cruiser ends with bullets flying and another police vehicle ramming into it. the suspect stole the police cruiser and led police officers on an hour long chase before it ended here with officers surrounding the suspect in the parking lot and opening fire. you can see smoke filling the air as the suspect tried to reverse away from the officers. known. a reminder of why tailgating is dangerous. on display on interstate 41 in wisconsin last week. watch on the left as two vehicles passed the one with a dash cam. the driver in the car taps the brakes, the suv driver swerves,

that driver was ticketed. a youth soccer game in australia turned into an rollo as an escaped bull was in the field. no one was hurt but it gave the players a scare, especially when it charged after some of them. when it was bored by the kids, it took off and was wrangled back to the nearby nearby ranch. >> he was looking for the red bulls try out. >> it was so close! . >> thank you, david. a team of computer scientists have written programming that loads web pages a lot faster, the stubts and professors -- students and professors at mit and harvard said their system called polaris loaded pages 34% faster. they saw speed with more complex web pages.

paper and now have to figure out how to deploy it to browsers and websites. tsa is criticized for the airport staffing levels as the busy spring travel season begins. airport officials in atlanta called out the agency last month for persistently long lines and now seattle tacoma has joined in warning travellers via twitter of long wait times because of tsa staffing. it is not keeping pace with passenger volumes the number of tsa screeners nationwide has dropped 15%. people living on the upper eastside are waking up to the hu birds after a mystery gift from one of their neighbors. nearly two-dozen colorful bird houses, yes, now dot the trees on east 83rd street between york and east end avenues. i love. that the hand made bird houses suddenly appeared there one morning a few weeks ago. the man who created the bird houses wants to remain anonymous but the owners of a local cafe

to bring joy to the neighbors. >> he is a good guy. he always is doing a lot of things and he don't wait for anyone to say thank you to him. >> the bird houses are made from drift wood found at local beaches and as the birds migrate back north, they'll have somewhere to call home for the spring and summer. air. still to come, a car swallowed by a large sinkhole that opened up in a street hoboken. what caused this watery mess. >> a nearly 30% spike in burglaries in nassau county. what police are doing to fight back. >> new information about the health concerns that forced newark public schools to shut off the water. when did officials first learn about this problem? >> and eyewitness news is coming

. our top stories this afternoon, two children are among three dead after a house fire in orange, new jersey. family members tell us a 2-year-old boy and a 9-year-old boy were killed along with their uncle inside the home on high street. it is unclear how that fire started. >> new information in a developing story we told you about. police say the suspect wanted for a deadly shooting in jersey city shot and killed himself. the investigators just found his

police say the man shot and killed a woman after a domestic dispute this morning. an innocent woman who was parked, who had parked her car there was hit by flying glass. crews are working on a plan to pull a tug boat out of the hudson river after it crashed on saturday. the bodies of two members of the been found. unsafe conditions set back member. hello again, i'm david novarro. >> i'm shirleen allicot. we begin this half hour with the massive water main break in new jersey. >> 12-inch water main broke, flooding a street in hoboken. a sinkhole opened up and swallowed up a car. this happened on first street between clinton and willow avenue. eyewitness news reporter darla miles with the story. >> we're waiting. it looks so sad there now. >>reporter: that poor mazda six looking sadder and sadder tazawa slowly swallowed by first street in hoboken monday morning. >> all of the cars parked on the

the left. >> the slight tilt becoming a massive sinkhole underneath the his car. >> 6:00 a.m., the car alarm was going off which woke us up in the apartment up here. so i looked outside, saw the street was flooded. it took a few seconds to figure out it was my car who's alarm was going off. >>reporter: the 12-inch main seen here from news copter seven. they towed cars and diverted traffic as the water spewed like traffic for two hours until the water was shut off at eight. >> the 12-inch water main broke, it softens the ground and unfortunately the ground gave way and one car fell into a sinkhole. >>reporter: once crews sifted the car out of the hole, they could begin repairs. they're without water. and those who live and operate businesses on the block just is done.

operate the office so, like, there wasn't water inside. so that gave me a big relief. >> i have stuff hotel if i have to i pulled open the filters water to wash my face and brush my teeth. it sucks it is a common occurrence here but it is what it is. >>reporter: a boil water advisory is not in effect but at this point it is unclear how long first street will be in hoboken. darla miles, channel 7, eyewitness. >> thank you. new at noon, police in new jersey say a missing 10-year-old girl has been found. naomi call was reported missing in -- naomi kahl was reported missing in glen ridge. no other details were released. a big spike in burglaries has been forcing nassau county police to take action. there were 172 residential burglaries across the county as of march 9th and that is a 28%

nassau police are forming a task force to find ways to stop these crimes. statistics show a spike in street robberies and assaults while overall major crime is down. police in brooklyn are looking for the man who tried to rape a woman in the lobby of her sunset park apartment building. surveillance photos captured pretty clear images of the man police want to arrest. they say the woman was coming home from a date close to midnight on saturday. the man pressed a knife to the woman's throat and sefrmly molested her -- sexually molested her before running off. >> this is a mainly chinese community/jewish. it is sad it is happening here and it seems like they're targeting the people from this area. >> the 30-year-old victim was taken to the hospital, treated and released. she spent most of sunday night with detectives. her family is in a state of shock. they moved here 15 years ago from china. a new survey found new york city police officers are suffering from low morale. the pba conducted the survey of

three on a scale where one was the lowest and 10 the highest. officers also said the city is less safe than it was two years more difficult. the spokesman for the nypd says the department has not seen the results of the survey jeet amtrak is trying to figure out what went wrong after a cross country train derailed. a train jumped the tracks in kansas, tipping over. rescue crews are reporting more than 29 people were injured. abc's lana zack has more. >> the national transportation safety board is investigating the latest train derailment. this one in rural kansas where local teams have been the first on the scene. >> upon arrival, we found amtrak had over turned about two and a half miles west. >> the frightening reports coming in after midnight. >> train derailment. unknown amount of patients at

>>reporter: seven train cars jumped the tracks, at least 29 people reporting injuries. a medical chopper team air lifting at least one injured patient. there were a total of 142 passengers on board. most landed at this makeshift evacuation shelter. many still shaken by what they had experienced. >> one gentleman just stopped me and kind of in the darkness of the field and said, you know, friend, friend. what is going on. he said is there any blood? and i shined my cell phone light in his face. he was very bloodied. >> we'll continue to monitor the casualties reports out of there. as of this time, good news, it looks like authorities say there aren't expected to be any fatallies. lana zack, channel seven, eyewitness news. a new trial is set to begin on gma's faulty ignition switches in manhattan after the first finished with both sides

the case could set legal limits for other car makers that find themselves in similar situations. they have already $275 million to se 1,400 cases and 3 hundred million to end a class action lawsuit. we want to turn now to meteorologist bell evans. he -- bill evans. he has the after school accuweather forecast. >> we have rain from the southwest riding the hudson river valley we're looking at off and on showers for the afternoon. don't think there will be much sports after school today. but at the bus stop it will be rainy, cloudy, blustery, chilly. picking up the kids. make sure you have the rain gear. make sure you have that for school tomorrow morning. we'll talk about when the rain ends. back to you. >> thanks a lot. concerns over drinking water, new details about the discovery that forced schools in newark to shut off the water. when did officials first learn about this problem? >> and fitness guru richard

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. newark plans to test for water contamination in the water in every one of the schools. 30 schools found high levels of lead in the drinking water. the new york times report that new york officials knew about the problem years ago a. lead reduction filters were installed and in addition, a year and a half ago, the

fountains and faucets to be flushed each day in order to reduce the risk for contamination. upstate community struggling with contaminated water is taking important steps to address its problem. governor cuomo says preliminary tests show a temporary water filtration system is working. the governor visited for the first time since a chemical linked to cancer was found in the water supply. in december, they were told to stop drinking tap water after they detecte the state is looking into to the problem. three brothers are now in custody in connection with an unprovoked and deadly attack involving a police officer in maryland. investigators saturday gunman intended to die in the exchange. authorities say he opened fire on the first officer he saw outside the landover police station yesterday. he fatally shot undercover narcotics officer jacai colson.

the gunman, but, again, all three brothers are in custody. a man suspected of shooting two queens deli workers is dead. police say the gunman argued with the pair at mike's deli in ridge wood before opening fire and hurting them. more than an hour later, officers tried to pull the suspect over when they heard a gunshot. they found the man dead at the wheel. both of the deli employees are expected to be okay. france this morning taking steps to prevent another depressed pilot from crashing a plane. 150 people died when co-pilot andreas lubitz drove a plane into the french alps. now they want medical professionals to warn them when they could endanger people. it is not easy to balance patient's rights and safety. he had anti-depressants in his system and consulted several doctors.

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. we're back with a frightening report about missiles on a passenger plane. officials are trying to determine if two hellfire miss yells that can sh -- miss yells that can shoot down helicopters were on the plane. >>reporter: overnight a european television net wroshg reporting two hellfire -- network are reporting that two hellfire missiles were on a plane bound for the u.s.. bomb sniffing dogs foun the missiles in wooden coffins. the lethal missiles used to engage a variety of targets weigh roughly 100 pounds and are equipped with explosive tips and radar guided sy.

this found a board. >> the question, if these were being sent to the u.s., who was going to receive them and what were they going to be used for? >> the most important issues for the fbi is tracking the or begin of these two hellfire missiles and what was the initial intent of sending them. >> a u.s. military official says no hellfire missiles are known to be missing from u.s. inventory but the fbi is aware and looking into this report. pierre thomas. broadway comes to the capitol and a better choice would be hard to find. the cast and members of hamilton perform today at the white house. president obama will introduce them at a special student workshop hosted by first lady michelle obama and the cast will answer questions and then perform select songs from the hit show. so some more people will get to see the show before i do. >> exactly. i was scombrusz to see that. >> i need tickets to the game. >> i hope they took king george.

it is a great show. >> you've been telling us. still trying to get those tickets. >> great show. greatest show ever on broadway. it is really good. let's take a look out here. we have showers popping up here and there and so off and on you'll run into a shower or two. you may it may rain a little bit and it goes moderate to heavier rain and we'll have that through the afternoon with this storm that is down to our south. 43 degrees is our temperature. 80% humidity. the winds out of the north east at 13 gusting to 18 makes it feel mean outside. kind of really windy and raw and chilly 62 is our high yesterday. normal high is 49 so we're below that today. about 50 degrees colder than yesterday. so with the that 45 around poughkeepsie. coastal connecticut, 43 long island and you figure in this wind coming in here at 18 miles an hour from white plains cross western long island sound into the bronx and brooklyn and queens.

sound down the jersey shore. here comes the wind at 16 to 21 miles an hour. that makes it feel chilly and then there is the rain coming up from south west to north east. that will continue. as long as this low keeps spinning up a shower here there, is another batch that will come our way. here you see, it looks like another low that spins up and off and through. we'll keep the shower activity and then overnight. 3/10th around newark and coming up on a half inch of rain and most of that rain will be here from coastal connecticut, long island, over in areas of new jersey, hudson river valley down in jersey shore. we have rain, you're out and about. 42, 45, 46 degrees and chilly. we'll in the morning and by the afternoon, we'll get bright skies, sunny breaks at times but the sun will return on wednesday. near 60 degrees. cloudy, windy, chilly periods of rain for the rest of the afternoon into tonight. then tonight it is breezy with rain. so you're out and about tonight.

rain gear for tomorrow morning's commute and school. showers in the morning, and then it is damp and chilly but by the afternoon, sunny breaks going to feel great at 58 degrees. wednesday, we get sunny clouds, and scattered sprinkle or shower. then you see we have sunshine going into the weekend. we'll be keeping an eye on a coastal storm coming up with rain for sunday now that song is stuck in my head. . >> have them come to your house! >> that is it. >> hello, president obama here. i'll have to do an im impersonation. >> you know who is in the news? richard simmons. he is doing fine. that is the word from the iconic fitness instructor after reports surfaced he was missing and possibly in distress. a representative says reports of

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taking a toll on your body. we'll look at things you can do at your desk to help you feel better and make you more productive. if you're considering a juice cleanse, consumer reports looks at the different kinds to see how they stack up. we have those stories and coming up at first at four. i'll be doing my desk push ups. >> you're already in amazing shape. >> you have to stay fit, david. >> that is the truth. >> thanks a lot. >> thank you, diana. it is time for the feed. ever see a status update and think to yourself, maybe they shouldn't have wrote that? >> oh, i have! >> right? facebook says it receives more than a million reports of day of users violating the policy, that includes allegations of hate speech. one facebook executive says it can be tricky to separate free speech from preaching hate. it draws the line when they attack somebody based on the individual characteristics. a bond between a boy and a

a story to combine. you can't pass it up. let's talk about this story. it is an interesting one. it has gone viral. a boy named luke. that's right, luke. has a dog named jedi. get it? the boy has diabetes and the dog is trained to smell when his glucose levels change dramatically. it was put to the test when the boy was sleeping. dog got up and woke the mother in time to avoid a health emergency. the force is strong in both of them. >> dogs are amazing! >> i like joeys. joeys whether they're from brooklyn or any joey. it doesn't matter where the joey is. >> it is a baby kang roochlt i kangaroo. i helped share this on facebook and twitter. police officers started looking after the four-month old after her mother was killed or hit and

they nameded her kujo. one officer is taking leave and taking a shirt like a pouch. >> do that now because soon she'll be way too big. >> busting out of that. that will do do it for this edition of eyewitness news. >> for bill evans and the rest of the team, we thank you for joining us. make sure you're back for eyewitness news first at four. have a great afternoon! captions by:

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