>> reporter: diana, she didn't call 911 after she was shot. she instead called her husband. she was standing over here on the corner. she had walked between two men who started shooting at each other. she instead was shot in the face. in an exclusive interview, her husband told us today that she said on the phone i don't want to die. >> the guy would stop the car. she was walking home from the store when she was shot in the face by the men shooting each other. she didn't call 911, she called her husband because she thought she was dying. she said somebody shot me and i

>> i just heard boom, boom, boom. it was scary. >> reporter: neither of them apparently hurt. residence say that violence here is becoming a common place. >> no, it was beautiful as you could sit outside to 7:00 to 8:00 at night, no shooting. now forget it baby, forget it. >> reporter: she will recover, undergoing surgery today to remove that bullet that is still in her face and also to repair the bone that the bullet broke. no one yet in custody for this shooting. reporting live jim dolan channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, jim. we have breaking news right now. there is an accident in jersey city where it is causing delays in and out of the tunnel. and she is live for us in news chopper 7. >> you just saw that tow truck. that they are getting ready to clear up the accident.

that, all lanes are now completely shut down. there you go, you see the movement again. that is good news. this has been out here for quite some time as we will bring the camera back to give you an idea of how bad this is. the traffic delay heading outbound as it has lasted an hour at this fight. you can take it to the lincoln tunnel and treat you better. the delay is about 30 to 35 minutes, but this is a nightmare. reporting live shannon sohn channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. tonight, we are learning new details about the sudden and shocking death of the icon musician, prince. to update their investigation as this is what we know right now. an autopsy on prince has been completed and his body has been released to his family. there are no obvious signs of trauma and it is not a suicide. it will likely take weeks

took his life. abc adrienne bankert has more. >> reporter: the flow of friends has been non-stop since the news of prince's passing. the midwest medical examiner has confirmed that his body has been released to his family. mourning the death of the icon. by celebrating the music that was his life. prince's fans paying tribute. >> this morning we played purple rain. >> as they discuss what caused the 57-year-old to lose consciousness in an elevator in his home near minneapolis yesterday. >> cpr was initially started, but unsuccessful. he was pronounced deceased at 10:07. >> reporter: his sudden death will follow a scare last week after this concert in atlanta.

plane forced him to make an emergency landing because his publicist says that he fell ill with the flu. the next day they were trying to reassure fans. >> he said when you hear news, give it a couple of days. >> reporter: today those prayers and tears. >> it is surreal and unreal. i miss him daily. >> reporter: on repeat. like the collective music around the globe. we're being told that it could be several more weeks before the autopsy report is conclusive. at this time there is no reason to believe it is suicide. in minnesota channel 7 eyewitness news. and stay with eyewitness news and abc7ny.com for updates on the death and later tonight. 2020 will devote an hour to honor prince right here on

it has gone up to eight. all killed execution style as they believe that the shooter or the shooters are still on the loose. the bodies were discovered in four homes this morning about 80 miles outside cincinnati and all the victims were members of the same family. seven adults, one 16-year-old boy. three children under 3 years old survived. it is not clear if they were shot though. authorities say that it is possible that there is more than one shooter. some of the victims were found in bed indicating that they were shot while they were sleeping. the fbi is now assisting in this investigation. opening arguments are underway right now in brooklyn in the the trial of the teenager accused of starting a fire. marcell old. it happened back in 2014. the officer was killed, another cop officer rosa and rodriguez was injured. she is expected to testify. new details about a

busy shopping district on long island. police say that the victim was a retired nassau county police officer. the 65-year-old detective of minniola was crossing in carl's place yesterday afternoon when he was struck bay car. the 18-year-old man driving the car remains at the scene. no charges have been filed. after he tumbled into a trench in brooklyn. news chopper 7 was on scene this morning. the man fell into the trench, that trench about 15 feet deep. the construction site is near the medical center. the emergency room doctor rushed to the scene though. >> as i saw it, it was that we couldn't really do anything for this guy in there and except just not make it worse. just to hold his head to make sure no movement to the spine because there is a high risk of the neck fracture. >> he was there, the victim was there in the hospital. the extent of the injury is not

mayor bill de blasio wants the state legislature to take action after they experienced problems in this week's primary. the state attorney general and the city controller both are investigating the city elections, which is an independent agency. on tuesday, some polling places didn't open on time. and one site workers reportedly seemed unaware of the republicans that could vote in the primaries. >> i want to be clear that a vote would need to happen in the legislature to change the rules and change the structure. but i'm going to work for it because from my point of time i could not be more frustrated. >> in the meantime the mayor says he will pressure the boards to explain why tens of thousands of new yorkers were purged. 175 countries have signed a landmark agreement on the climate change at the united nations. each nation will set for reducing the target

for them to approve the agreement. john kerry who signed with his granddaughter on his lap says that the u.s. absolutely intends to join the landmark agreement this year. actor leonardo dicaprio says that it will mean nothing if they don't implement it. before the agreement was signed, dicaprio told leaders while traveling the globe as a u.n. messenger of peace, he has seen massive flooding, historic droughts, melting glaciers. he's absolutely terrified about the effects of global running. >> it has become a runaway freight train bringing with it an impending disaster for all living things. >> the deal does not require the approval of congress. it only needs the president's signature. investigators don't know what caused a fire that destroyed a condo complex. it spread quickly because there were no fire walls. starting around midnight

everyone got out safely as they report. >> reporter: it took hours to put out the flames. it all started shortly after midnight. >> reporter: he was among the dozen or so left homeless when it was all over. >> it was crazy that i cannot believe that it took out so much of the complex that it was ridiculous. >> reporter: now, this is the unit where the fire got started that it is a second floor condo and that enabled that fire to spread pretty quickly across the roof of the building. but still they evacuated them in about five minutes. once that fire was finally out the firefighters discovered a pet cat inside that condo where the fire started. the paramedic who lives nearby jumped in to help. >> she wasn't breathing very well. we had her on oxygen.

her, they were able to save her life. >> just trying to salvage their family memory in all this charred debris. >> almost all these women are all widowed over here. >> reporter: live for the second time this week, a neighborhood on edge as giant flames shot closer and closer to additional homes. >> reporter: when i heard it this morning, i was like it's upsetting. >> that is the main thing. anything else could be replaced. >> reporter: all of them able to walk away with what is most important. their lives. in medford i'm stacey sager channel 7 eyewitness news. they might have hit a roadblock coming up on eyewitness news, how the port authority could become the reason that the agreement falls through. and also the owner taking on the wood-be robbers. we are hearing from the

and not only is it warm out there, the temperatures in the upper 70s with enough humidity to spark a couple showers and a couple of thunderstorms right through the it seems like a cold at first. you can't concentrate, can't sleep. before long it's all you can think about. you feel anxious and uncertain. until one day you realize, this could be it.

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en the city's tentative deal has hit a roadblock. they have raised concerns about the provision where uber will pay the city $1 million a year for the right to operate at the airport. most of the airport is is within the new york city limits and the port authority leases the land from the city. >> and seven people were hurt including five children after fire damaged several road houses.

to get the upper hand. the flames were spreading from one home to the next and all of the victims were treated for smoke inhalation. officials are still investigating what started that fire. in tonight's race for president, the voices are raw and their bodies are worn, but the candidates will continue on the campaign trail tonight. next week, more big primaries including pennsylvania. hillary clinton and bernie sanders both there on the republican side donald trump and ted cruz also in pennsylvania. it >> donald trump and hillary clinton are trying to take home another big prize in pennsylvania. both front runners, donald trump and hillary clinton are jumping right in to the next batch of primaries in five northeastern states. today hillary clinton making the stop at the equal pay round table at the women's owned

>> i'm very excited about harriet tubbman and the other women that will be included. but i also want to make sure that they are making the money. >> reporter: clinton is hoping to shake off the challenger bernie sanders who is also in the keystone state. this morning the gun hoe sanders stopping at the community center in west philadelphia for breakfast, sharing their vision for america. >> and don't tell me america that we do not have the wealth and the capabilities to rebuild our inner cities. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is donald trump, how are you? >> once on stage, trump protesters are interrupting them at least six times, while trump unphased continuing with the speech in going after clinton. >> and i want to run against crooked hillary clinton. we will beat her so badly. >> reporter: and this morning ted cruz went after the front

>> if donald is the nominee, then we lose. >> reporter: in florida the chairman wrights jabbed at donald trump for calling the delegation process rigged. but he urged top republicans to accept whoever the nominee is, even if it is donald trump in the end. in washington i'm receive receive for channel 7 eyewitness news. >> okay, stephanie. keep in mind that the delegates are up for grabs in tuesday's primaries with that map for you there. we are talking about connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, and rhode island. folks, they are heading to the polls next week. >> yes. meteorologist jeff smith is in for lee goldberg with the accuweather forecast. summertime out there, huh? >> feeling summary. with that type of weather you have to just prepare for the pop-up shower, thunderstorm which we could get through the evening hours. looking more threatening as the clouds have begun to increase as we will look outside towards central park and definitely a lot brighter. 77 still though and the south wind coming around 6 miles per

the morning low of 62. that is more typical of what you would see in early to mid- june to put everything into perspective here the normal high at this time of the year is 64 and the record was set back in 2001. now, that is 86. some parts of our area have gotten into the lower 80s today. a few showers and a thunderstorm tonight just a couple of showers around, mainly early. kind of a slow start tomorrow and the clouds and maybe a stray shower or mainly south and east of new york city. and then breezy and brighter in the afternoon. not quite as warm as today, but still getting up in the low 70s. and then down right chilly tomorrow night. you might be chilly in some of the northern and western suburbs with a little frost in a few spots. then a nice recovery during the day on sunday. >> 79 right now in newark and both of those locations, they were in the low 80s last hour. 77 right now in la guardia and your temperature at jfk. you were significantly cooler over the eastern half of long island.

south that is warming up the rest of the region, but it is not the case if that wind is coming off the cold waters, the places stuck in the upper 60s now and well into the upper 70s. the areas west of the city from all the way down to tom's river in new jersey. here is the radar picture right now. these showers are spotty and few far in between. we'll zoom in on a couple of them one here over northern rockland county and approaching the western shores here of the hudson river conyers. it could be a heavier downpour with that and it should be shocking to hear a rumble of thunder. also another batch of the showers have been moving through southern parts of the ,000,000ddlesex, new jersey, weakening a couple of sprinkles moving through northern parts of the county. and as you can see that it is not that impressive with a lot more moisture off to the south. but it will all shift offshore overnight. we are just kind of in this apparent right here where we

here is the future cast as you can see that. it is not very impressed with the prospects of getting a lot of rain during the evening hours. just a spotty shower or storm right through midnight. by 7:00 in the morning the activity well to the south and the east and that here in the city we are cloudy at 62. then we will start clearing things out during the afternoon and with enough sunshine by mid- afternoon we will get back up to around 70 degrees. after a slow start with the clouds and maybe a shower southeastern tomorrow morning that we will have a nice second half for the day. by the time the sun goes down, we will be in the lower 60s, breezy out there. you are already into the radios in areas north and west -- 50s in areas north and west. it will be a chilly night tomorrow night especially north and west of new york city. accuweather forecast for tonight mostly cloudy with a couple of showers. a thunderstorm afternoon mainly early. the stray shower early tomorrow mainly southeast of new york city. and then not quite as warm as today. still above average for this time of the year. breezy during the afternoon

and the high getting up to 71. it is clear and chillier tomorrow night. down to 47 in midtown and 30s in some of the burbs. even near freezing in parts of the hudson value legal talk about second half of your weekend and we will talk about tricky temperature forecasts for early next week that it could be warm in parts of the area by monday in your accu weather seven-day forecast next half hour. >> thank you, jeff. you know about the flooding in texas that officials will be pushing for a better way to warn residence about flood roadways. they are asking the sheriff and local constables to post sides. heavy flooding is blamed for week. the u.s. army corp. of engineer says that two reservoirs in the city are setting new records with each passing hour. a starling new report reports suicide at a year high. they are weighing in on the rising concern. and also the local business

the company owned by sophia rogarro's ex-fiance. see what happens with the so- called condiment king. on the rooftop of the metropolitan museum where you will find psycho barn inspired by the american architecture and hitch cock adding the spooky faucet to the new york

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it shows that suicide race nationwide have hit a 30-year high. here in new york city the thrive nyc program is trying to improve mental wellness by improving services. spearheading this effort who released that i urge other city states and the federal government to make mental wellness a priority and encourage new yorkers to remember that as they pass by their neighbors, even a conversation or a few kind words could sometimes save a life. connecticut has its second

a man tested positive for the virus after returning to a trip from a zika-infected area in the caribbean. the patient delivered a rash one day. no other symptoms reported. the first patient was a non- pregnant female who has since recovered from her illness. uber will pay up to $100 million to settle a major class action lawsuit. the deal will keep the company's drivers independent contractors instead of employees in california and massachusetts. it is a major step towards the ride haling company. they will allow uber drivers to say that tips are not included in the price of the ride. it's happening the first visit to cuba by a u.s. cruise ship in more than 50 years. after an agreement was reached. the officials in havana are loosening a ban on cuban-born residence. that they could go forward with

may 1. the company barred the cuban-born americans, resulting in a discrimination louisiana the cuban government have put that ban into place after the cuban exiles launched a tax from the water in the after the revolution. stops on wall street mixed on the last day for the week. the u.s. crude oil rose slightly giving a boost to energy stocks. rising 21 points, closing above 18,000. nasdaq fell 31 points and s&p 500 claimed less than a point. juice around the world celebrating passover at sun down. in 2009 the first family hosted their first ever white house. in a statement that they say that passover will give us all a special opportunity. and to renew our belief in things that are unseen. even as the future remains uncertain. i mean this season inspires us all to rededicate themselves to peace and freedom.

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one of them loads the chambers of the handgun. without hesitation, the store owner reaches and grabs his gun and fires a warning shot. and that they would be bandits. the video was taken from the mini market. the owner never panicking. a residence carrying the firearm tried to help as they would exchange fire.

the store's window. >> they were running right down there and then i saw a guy running over here. and he had a gun in his hand back home. >> reporter: the suspect was

and the driver would turn out to be an off duty trooper, that contacted on-duty troopers who would then pick up schmidt. the suspect wanted for a violent robbery in central park on the attack to the upper east side. the suspect took a cell phone and $200 from a 73-year-old man at knife point. this happening on east 81st street on monday morning. the night before police say that they punched a 17-year-old and stole his wallet. >> reporter: the investigation would continue into the deadly beating of the high school student in delaware. the incident happening on school grounds in a girl's bathroom. and today they would remember

and they were flocking to express their condolences. and rather one of mourning. as the small memorial for amy joiner grew outside their school. meeting students at the door. her friends are still in disbelief that this 16-year-old is no longer with us. >> and she was very special to not only me, but a lot of people. >> she was only 16, she didn't deserve this. >> reporter: they say that she died yesterday after getting into a fight. and at least two girls in a bathroom. paramedics tried to revive her, but she was pronounced dead at a local hospital. the fight may have been over a boy. police are still investigating. >> this is not a young lady who was involved in street activity. this is an honor roll student, manager of the wrestling team. whose mother and father were very engaged in her life as well as her siblings.

released early today as police kept a watchful eye. students were somber and it will be quite some time before the school and this city regains some normalcy. >> she was a wonderful young lady. and the fact that she is gone. that it really affects us tremendously. she made a huge difference in society, but we will need more young people like that. >> reporter: investigators will know more about how joiner francis died after an autopsy is completed. i'm told that could take 72 hours. in wilmington channel 7 eyewitness news. president obama the first lady are getting the royal treatment with, on their visit with the royals. queen elizabeth ii and prince phillip personally grieving the couple. when they arrived today, that they brought the queen a 90th birthday gift, a custom photo album chronicling her visit with u.s. president and first ladies. very clever. the president called the queen

>> should we be forced enough to reach 90. and may we be as vibrant as she is. she is an astonishing person. a real jewel. not just to the united king doll. >> also with a meeting with the british monarchy and his wife prince and kate and george and who even got to stay up late for the special occasion. >> how adorable. a pop culture staple and one of the biggest shows of the year is returning to the roots. the mtv video music awards will be held at madison square gardens this summer. the first time in the show's three decade history that it will be at the garden. the vmas have been held in new york 15 times before though. the very first time was at radio city music hall in 1984. changes are coming to a busy toll bridge, but drivers will need to wait a little longer to notice the difference. and also the violent confrontation caught on camera. a police officer dragged during

he's the self-proclaimed condiment king living a lifestyle. why can't he pay his bills? see what happens when we call on the king coming up. if you're in the northern half of westchester keep an umbrella handy. this is a pretty nasty little downpour here south of courtland. heading off to the east in the northern half of westchester moving over i-64 and the northern part of the fairfield area.

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of the aircraft. and i just voted. they teared up when they saw a picture of the grave site, the albanian immigrant that says she could not wait to become a citizen to add a sticker. >> i have a green card and i'm hoping to become a citizen in a few months. and so it was just like, well, one day i'll put that sticker there right after i vote. >> you know, people are very appreciative of what you have done. and that the hard work paid off. the the manager added people regularly coming to pay their respects to anthony. they hope to come back after she becomes a citizen by christmas. >> such a beautiful thing. he calls himself the condiment king, but the local business claims that the ex- fiance owes them thousands of dollars.

on your side got involved. it is a house floating above the city. a large scale sculpture that is both attracting and swooping metropolitan people. that story is coming up. good evening, we will start with news. the clues we are learning about prince's final hours. plus a catamaran capsizing with

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and that they did not find a driver. last year the head coach would get their own pro football team now getting their park. they will rename the park for this weekend and that they went he would play football and baseball. globe are celebrating earth day. the one hotel central park in

part in their 5k green tour. and i'm tell you what, the computer model was not that impressed with a lot of rainfall that there might be a scattered shower or two. and that it might be the exception rather than the rule. as they will face the yankees and the bronx at 7:05 for the first pitch, temperatures around 77 degrees with a breezy wind coming in. that there could be a spotty shower or a thundershower around, that the game will go on though. and right now, 77 in morristown and in brick, new jersey.

east end. and just north of new castle, that it will be moving between somers and bedford over the next 10 to 15 minutes. eventually into the northern tip there of fairfield county connecticut. a couple more showers have been affecting areas of northern mammouth and middlesex county. some of the showers and the sprinkles are working up towards the bay. and in queens and brooklyn. lows tonight getting down to 16 in the park with some 50s north and west of the city. shower and thunderstorm around especially during the evening hours with the highs tomorrow getting up to 71. you'll start with those clouds and a couple of showers in the morning. and mainly south and east of the city and break out into the sunshine during the afternoon hours tomorrow night and the

day on sunday, that it will be a mild specific air mass moving in from the west. not really tropical like what we would have today with the temperatures up near 80s. closer to normal for this time of the year, which is in need. the weather wellness, that it will be a 6 and high once that sun actually makes an appearance during their afternoon. pollen is high as we have heard a lot of sneezing around these parts for the studio at times. down to 60 degrees with a stray shower early. and then not as warm in the afternoon becoming breezy with some breaks of the sun getting up to 71. clear, chillier tomorrow down to 47 in midtown and the 30s in the suburbs. even near freezing in parts of the hudson valley with scattered areas of frost. on sunday, mostly sunny and nice out there. a bit warmer on monday. but the temperatures will be

just south and west i think of new york city. and then right back up to the 70s for thursday and friday. all next week, a warm air will be located to the southeast. can we get in to some of the area? >> yes. 3-2. >> and i said bless you three times. >> she did. 'tis the season. >> thank you, joe. a new addition to the skyline that will sit right on top of the metropolitan museum of art. >> it is the replica of the base house. it is on display. eyewitness news reporter will take us on the crazy tour. >> and i thought how could you compete with this view, you know. >> reporter: and instead of competing with it, that they

>> the people will come here to look at their view and i thought that i could make it in congress, you know, that they would sit with the view and that it will be a part of the skyline in new york. >> indeed that it will be a beautiful view. to that. >> reporter: technically it is a 30-foot high sculpture inspired by the paintings of edward hopper and the red barn of america. all from an old barn upstate and a symbol to look exactly like that spooky house from the film "psycho" by alfred hitchcock. the metropolitan museum of the commission would commission the piece for their roof. titled transitional object psycho barn. >> they take those objects and transforms them. sometimes they squash them and explodes them. and sometimes she simply represents them in different ways and a new life or story or art to the subjects.

is just a set cropped up and stabilized. and for this photographer, a perfect backdrop for the shoe. >> it will be kind of surreal of the old school and the house that, you know, they would go for it and with this modern beautiful skyline and so yeah that i just thought it would be beautiful. >> reporter: to add to the experience that there are six specialty cocktails being offered. psycho inspired. this one is called crime of passion. >> i think that it is really important for us that this sight as well as others to allow the extraordinary views that they will provide something completely unique for halloween. and of course on the upper east eyewitness news. >> very cool. actress sophia rigarres's ex facing backlash. >> they claim that they got burned by the businessman. see what happens when 7 on your side nina pineda got on the case. i'm bill ritter. new at 6:00 a vicious attack at

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continuement company owned by nick loe. they turned to nina pineda and got 7 on their side. nina? >> reporter: this small company supplies the plastic for the products that is run by a father and son. he should be better at paying his business bills if he will keep the title of the condiment king. >> if you cannot pay a little invoice, then what kind of king are you? >> reporter: the plastic salesman is talking about the infamous nick loeb, or as he is referred to on his youtube channel the condiment king. >> it is called onion crunch. >> the onion crunch. >> the onion crunch. >> that is why it is even more of a slap in the face because he was in the papers, on the news. >> reporter: henry and his dad hank run all-american packaging out of this office in forest hills. they say that the onion crunch

king. and you don't pay your bill. company. >> reporter: onion crunch has been a customer for six years. in the past two hanks says that orders for bottles have slowed for the novelty items. >> e-mails went unanswered. you couldn't get in touch with everybody. >> reporter: in the big bill ordered for the last has gone unpaid. >> $0.12 a bottle and they ordered 90,000. >> and she was promoting him on shows like jimmy kimmel. >> the onion crunch, it is a topping that you put all over food. >> reporter: the couple since split and hank says that the onion crunch has gone stale. >> that it is worth regularly and that he could not run on the check. >> reporter: we called on the condiment king's company. >> a big fat check thanks to you.

a check in the queen's business hands. >> we appreciate it. we were frustrated and you came through for it. >> i'm so glad. the pr contact told us that he never knew about this bill as he was actually out of the country in his former president that was handling the business affairs. once we told the rep about it, they got right on it and sent out that payment on the nine- month-old invoice. diana and shirleen? >> unbelievable. bravo, nina. >> absolutely. what happens when they fall in the first day of passover? >> sometimes some things have got to give as eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. now witness news at 6:00. >> tonight about prince and how he died. the autopsy will be complete, but not yet public as we don't

what killed him. but first a young man that they say was high on drugs. barges in the mosque of new york city and attacks. tonight he's under arrest, but not before he was chased out by the angry worshipers. one of the men he attacked is still in the hospital. good evening it's 6:00, i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. the surveillance tape would capture most of the chaos at that mosque in queens. it happened so quickly that folks inside reacted by chasing the attacker. >> the cops say that it is still high taking off his clothes. that's when he was caught. >> reporter: kristin thorne with our lead story tonight. >> reporter: no doubt that this alleged rampage was drug induced, but doesn't constitute a hate crime. those with the jamaica muslim center say that they believe this man did attack them