from a path here on campus and placed in a wooded area, where she was attacked. she describes her attacker as a 40-year-old male, who police are still searching for at this point. in the meantime, they're asking students here on campus to use the buddy system as the hunt for this suspect continues. just a short time ago, we spoke with police about this ongoing investigation. >> one of the things we're obviously looking to do is determine who had access to the campus. obviously, there are places that are open, that may not be in camera, but we are hoping that at some point during the time prior to this event occurring that there may in fact have been video of the individual. >> reporter: now in addition to the fairfield police department looking into this, there are 27 full time campus police officers working on rotating shifts, patrolling the campus as well.

officials there have been counselors with the victim and her family since this incident occurred last night. thank you. we want to turn now to the weather. we could be in for a stormy afternoon. last night, lightning struck a tree in new jersey which then ignited a house fire. geoff smith spoke to a man inside that house. we begin with meteorologist bill evans who is tracking today's storms, bill. >> we're going to talk to jeff in a just a moment, that was a crazy lightning strike last night. you may have been awoken during the night from the lightning strikes. another is on the way, and our temperatures have been warming up as we speak. it's a real soupy look outside. that means we've got a lot of moisture for these storms to work with. the temperature is 56 degrees. as we go into the rest of the afternoon, the temperature should climb into the 70s. you see a band of rain coming through now on the accutrack radar. the rain we're watching is back here in this line. this is of showers and

some heat. come up over the mountains, and pick up a little lift. rainfall from the first batch of rain. nearly .4. nearly .2 in the park. here is our future cast, our computer guidance. that line starts to come out of 1:00 out of sullivan and orange county. as we go to 3:00, they move pretty fast. they will contain gusty winds, possibility of hail, frequent lightning, and you see by 4:00, they're right across long island, the city, central jersey. by 5:00 and 6:00, they're out and gone, and we clear up. but there could be a strike as we go through the afternoon, with some frequent lightning around the area, just like we had overnight last night. and that's where geoff smith is this morning, where some of those lightning strikes took place. glenn rock, new jersey, that's just got to be a crazy situation there. lightning can do some phenomenal things. >> reporter: the power of lightning, bill, just speaks

we're along gainer place in glenn rock, new jersey. no big surprise lightning struck this area. it tends to go to the tallest objects. exploding bark. once it got down to the ground, it started spreading out, it actually spread out toward the sprinkler system of this home, entering the home, eventually, starting a fire. >> basically, i was downstairs. all of a sudden, i heard a giant boom, like a gunshot being in your ear. almost explosive really. after a few more seconds, i started hearing fire alarms. i hear my mom tell me to get out of the house. there's a fire. so i ran outside of the house. luckily, my neighbor is chief of the fire department.

five minutes, yeah. real hero, real hero. it sounded legitimate like a gunshot in your ear. i felt static in my hand from the lightning. >> reporter: the ironic thing, that fire chief who lives next door was actually responding to another call caused by lightning. we talked to an insurance adjustor. he said most of the wires in the home were actually just completely fried by this lightning. as i was saying, it went through the wires, if lightning can do this to a tree, these are shards of this bark are all over this yard. you can only imagine what it could do to a person. that's why whenever you hear thunder, and you might hear thunder this afternoon, head fin doors immediately. stay away from anything electrical, and definitely stay away from windows. live in glenn rock, i'm meteorologist geoff smith. part of a building came crashing down onto the sidewalk in the bronx.

wall from the roof of a building on east 184th street fell off justify before 5:00 a.m. this morning. part of the sidewalk is closed. the buildings investigating. new york city mayor bill de blasio will unveil his 2017 budget proposals. among the proposals, a new police precinct. it would take some of the pressure off the sprawling police precinct. vote 2016 now. it's primary day. connecticut and four other states across the northeast. for the democrats there are 71 connecticut. in the republican race, there are 28 delegates up for grabs. >> reporter: david, connecticut also being one of the five super tuesday primary states,

early this morning at 6:00 in the morning. at this noon hour in fairfield, they're voting at ludlow high school. connecticut voters are unaccustomed to having their primary carry more weight than usual. >> i don't remember ever too much attention being paid to a primary in connecticut before, so it's exciting. >> reporter: state elections officials are hoping that a surge in voter registration will result in higher turn out at the polls. on the line, are the primaries in five states. new jersey to connecticut, rhode island, and delaware are at it. for democratic candidate, hillary clinton, and bernie sander, there are 384 delegates at stage. >> it is not enough to diagnose our problems. we need to know how to solve them. and then we've got to bring everybody together to do just that. >> i think we stand a very good

i think we have a shot in pennsylvania, connecticut, rhode island. >> reporter: republican hopeful, donald trump will need a big grab of delegates to maintain a lead. >> if you look at these two guys. one is 1 for 41. the other one like a total disaster. >> reporter: again, connecticut is playing a more important role in the primary on this super tuesday. we'll take a closer look at that on eyewitness news at 5:00. >> thank you, tim. polls in connecticut will remain open until 8:00. be sure to tune into eyewitness news at 11:00 for a complete wrap up of today's primaries. follow the race for the white house at abc 7ny/politics. the girl was playing outside her home in greenberg saturday when a man driving a

police say he was attempting to engage the child in conversation about his grandson. the child ran inside, and the man drove off. a dispute on the sticks train overnight, leaves a man with knife wounds and a suspect on the run. police say two men were arguing when one man pull out a weapon. the victim tried to pull out the knife, and was cut on his finger. he got off on grand central terminal, and went to the hospital. the suspect went off with the greenback pack and the knife. surveillance video shows him getting back into his car after the attack on saturday night. police say it all started on the greensboro bridge. the assailant drove off after stabbing another driver 11 times, police say. the victim, who is now in critical condition, tried to drive himself to the hospital. >> he got in the car, drove several blocks and crashed it from his wounds, so he had to go back to the original spot, which was 64th and york.

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pretty cloudy day out there. >> it's gloomy, there's moisture coming through. it's got a little lift. might touch off with a thunderstorm or two. from this point to 5:00 this afternoon. it does look like a gloomy gotham this morning. a line of showers coming in from the west. here's the shot from the park we were looking at that looks downright eerie. toward the east side. really, all the weather is coming from the west.

eye on, as we go into the afternoon. here's a look at the george washington bridge. you say a lot of rain to work with. temperatures 55, 56 degrees. the humidity 77%. an east wind here and looking at high temperatures so far around 56. so normal is 65. so we're a little cooler this hour, but we'll warm up fast as we go into the next few hours. the winds are going to shift around to mostly the southwest, as we see the pressure has been falling. that's a really unstable air mass. so far, the showers we had this morning, produced .17 of an inch of rain. the thunder threat returns for the afternoon. tomorrow is a great day. week. the weekend looks great. 47 hampton bay up to the north. 50 around poughkeepsie. 74 at wrights town. that kind of heating going on.

here, from 40s and 50s to the north, to the 80s to the west here, that will help fire up thunderstorms too. here comes the wind out of the southwest, curling around off the water, which is 54 degrees toward long island. a couple of sprinkles with this first band coming through. the next band that i'm talking about that's starting to see a few thunderstorms fire up here around scranton/wilkes-barre. the heating is good to come on through with some gusty waves southwest. here is the future cast. 3:00, it's along 287, 95. that's right after school. so pop up thunderstorms on the guidance here. then 4:00, 5:00, you still have those pushing on through. the temperature is going to warm fast to about 73. gusty winds, showers and a thunderstorm from now until about 5:00. it turns cooler tonight, and it's cloudy and dry.

your accuweather seven-day forecast. it's a little cooler on thursday. tomorrow, we've got clouds and a sprinkle. a beautiful day on wednesday. friday, cloudy skies. look how it turns warm for the weekend. back to temperatures at, or above normal, we've got sunshine. come through for the weekend. >> not bad at all. >> afternoon, watch out for some lightning between now and you know, lee goldberg will be here first at 4:00, and we'll have all that. an amusement park scare caught on camera. watch the moment a father says a roller coaster ride with his son nearly turned into a disaster. >> and a new plant is a fast

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a boy's roller coaster stair. a dangerous dog walk, and a curious moose. just some of the stories that were caught on camera, and caught our attention. we begin with a frightening incident at an amusement park, that forced a father to hold onto his young son for dear life. they were taking their last ride on the roller coaster at wonderland park in texas. casen's seat belt suddenly release, and he flew to the bottom of the cart, that's when

he held onto casen for the rest of the ride. when it stopped, you better believe he approached that ride operator. >> stated to me, oh, yeah, i'm sorry about that, that's been happening sometimes. if an adult wasn't with him, and that's not something i want to think about. obviously, it's something that crosses your mind. all i can say is i'm thankful i was there. >> in a statement, the park says it has removed the car, and checked the seat belts to make sure they are working properly. a woman is caught on camera, and confronted when she uses her car to walk her dog. another woman yelled at her as she captured this video from northern california. right now, police and animal officials are trying to find the woman. she could face animal cruelty charges. also caught on camera. a curious moose appeared outside the window of a house in canada. a homeowner in alberta captured

moose standing on his deck, just staring into his home. the man says the moose looked like it was enjoying some television there. i don't know. >> makes for a great picture. staring you down. >> he's very upset there are no canadian hockey teams in the stanley cup. a hybrid plant that combines the ingredients to make french fries and ketchup is now on sale. it it grows cherry tomatoes on the stems, while potatoes spout at the roots. it went on sale in england yesterday. costs about $7. you will have all the ingredients you need in one plant. a police officer saves a man who tried to jump off a bridge. now we're hearing from that officer. and kate middleton's wedding dress at the center of a controversy. find out why.

right now, and eyewitness news will be right back. bill is telling us, keep an eye out for scattered showers, and even lightning in parts of our area. we'll have the latest coming up in our next half hour. but first, we have the live midday new york state lottery drawing.

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afternoon. a fairfield university student on campus. the female student says she was punched, sexually assaulted while walking to the library last night. police are investigating. >> right now, voters in connecticut, and four other states in the northeast are picking their candidates in the race for the white house. donald trump, and hillary clinton are hoping for big wins to strengthen their leads in the race. polls will remain open in connecticut until 8:00.

saving a man about to jump off of a bridge. the dash cam from the squad car captured the dramatic moments. >> the officer from riverdale was able to capture him just in time. toni with more. >> reporter: you know, police officers are so quick to say, it comes with the job, my training, my adrenalin kicked in. but sergeant greg bogert was literally the difference between life and death yesterday. his dash cam captured this 100% save. the sergeant got the call of a distraught man, yesterday who was walking, pacing on an interstate 287 overpass. the man, police, eventually found out was distraught over some family issues. police say he intended to end his pain, by taking his life. taking a leap off that bridge, but sergeant bogert was stronger and fast. >> describe the video for me,

>> becausicly what happens is i pull up, and i start to open up the door. the windows open, and i'm trying to talk to him, because i didn't want him to panic and take off on me. he focused on the edge of the bridge, and i knew he was going to take a run for it. i just started screaming, don't do it, don't do it. and just ran as fast as i could to stop him from jumping. >> tell us about a moment like that, does it ever even flash through your mind, like i am going to be the difference between life and death for this person? >> you don't have time to think about it. things happen so fast, you just have to react. >> that was the save. the man was taken into custody by state police. he was taken to the hospital, and no one was hurt. sergeant bogert has been on the police force here in riverdale for 18 years. because of his quick save

we're going to show it to you later coming up on eyewitness news. back to you. also in new jersey, dramatic new video of a crash involving a police officer who pulled over a semi truck. the south brunswick officer was sitting inside of his car, processing paperwork, when another car veered to the shoulder and slammed right into him. amazingly, no one was seriously hurt here. the 24-year-old driver of the car may have suffered a medical episode, while the accident is under investigation. charges are not expected. new at noon, a drug scandal on campus. the former supervisor at the university of connecticut student health services now under arrest. charged with forging hundreds of prescriptions. police say 46-year-old michael ozinski also ordered items for his personal use. an internal audit found he

missing items, and billed in $40,000 of phoney prescriptions. he retired last year. westchester continues to mourn the death of a 2nd grader who died suddenly. there's still no official cause for the death of 7-year-old lily love. the mystery raising concerns among parents. west county health officials are trying to assure the community about the case rocking the community. they say the death is an isolated incident, and no other students are at risk. a queens pastor and his pregnant wife spoke exclusively to eyewitness new basis the crash. youth minister, daniel evans, and his wife shenae were taking young church members home. a driver in a stolen car blew a stop sign and hit the van they were in, flipping it on its roof. everyone inside of the van, including two young children

>> i'm telling you, god is the only reason why we're here today. >> i'm just grateful that god took us out safely. i'm just grateful we're all alive to jesus. >> shenae is 5 months pregnant with a little girl. police are still looking for the other driver. we have new details on the domestic violence complaint against johnny manziel. the embattled quarterback is facing charges. he was indicted on a charge of misdemeanor assault, related to family violence. manziel is accused of hitting his ex-girlfriend and threatening to kill her in january. he could face up to one year in jail if convicted. back to the weather, and what could be a tornado outbreak in the country's midsection, millions of americans are in the crosshairs from texas, to missouri. western states have already seen damaging storms and now the midwest, and southeast are bracing for what could be a dangerous night.

with much more. >> reporter: hi david. we're on tornado watch here in oklahoma city. we're really starting to see weather conditions change. the winds are weather experts say the conditions here are prime for large, dangerous tornadoes to touchdown later today. this entire area now on high alert. the heartland on edge, and bracing for severe weather. damaging hail. strong winds. heavy rain, and lightning. already leaving behind a path of destruction. in southern california this canopy blowing away. strong gusts also taking out scaffolding in arizona. a transformer exploding in texas. that severe weather is now threatening the plains. >> we really want folks to pay attention. have multiple ways of getting the warnings, most importantly, have a plan and be ready today. >> reporter: more than 45

crosshairs in an area well known as tornado alley. >> the main threat with these thunderstorms. this afternoon and tonight are going to be damaging wind. there's going to be large hail, and unfortunately, i think we're going to see dozens of tornadoes on the ground. >> reporter: now the danger is so great, we've already seen some schools cancel classes today. we're expecting softball sized hail to possibly touchdown in some areas, and wind gusts of 70 miles per hour. reporting live in oklahoma city, abc 7 eyewitness news. thank you, brandy. >> back home we're kind of dealing with a little bit of issues. some storms coming our way. we want to turn now to meteorologist bell evans. >> they're into the going to be -- not going to be that severe. we're starting to see them build right now in the mountains of pennsylvania. headed up to scranton wilkes berry.

and thunderstorms continue to fuel a bit. there will be a scattered shower and a thunderstorm working its way through the area from about 1:00 to about 5:00. so be very careful. parents, teachers, everybody for after school at the bus stop, or if there's at a playground, all of that stuff. watch out for a thunderstorm, and that frequent lightning possible. we'll have much better weather for tomorrow. we'll talk about that next. police searching for a peeping tom who videoed a woman in a department store dressing room. also murder inside a church. police searching for the suspect who wore s.w.a.t. gear. now the victim's family is opening up about what they think social media is a big part of the case.

new details about the estate of prince. his sister says he had no known will and she has asked for an administrator. she says immediate action is necessary to manage his business interests. prince's heirs could stand to inherit a fortune. he had several other half siblings. he was 57 years old. results from an autopsy are expected to take several weeks. police are looking for the man who used hiscell phone to record a woman inside a

come from the jcpenney inside the staten island mall. police say the suspect stuck his cell phone under the door and recorded the 35-year-old woman as they changed. officer jason lay resigned this morning, after officials say dozens of racist, and homophobic text messages were found on his personal phone. they were discovered as part of an investigation into a sexual assault allegation made against lay. two years ago, a texting scandal triggered a review of 16 cases of biased policing. that resulted in the dismissal of 13 cases. now to the latest on a fitness instructor murdered at a church in texas. the victim's family opening up, and believe the killer may have used social media to track her moments. ryan smith has the latest on investigation as police look for whoever was behind this.

murderer caught on camera, ominously dressed in gear. her family is now saying they believe this wasn't just a tragic case of being in wrong place at the wrong time. bevers' mother-in-law says she believes the killer may have tracked the fitness instructor's movements. >> the person probably knew by looking on facebook. she showed other boot campers what time the classes start. whoever knew, she gets there earlier. >> reporter: seen entering this church at 4:20 a.m. on april 18, setting up for a boot camp class. the suspected killer caught on surveillance video at 3:50 a.m., dressed head to toe in police s.w.a.t. gear.

class, discovering bever's body. >> there's something distinctive there. somebody has to be able to point this out. >> reporter: more than a week later police aren't releasing any new leads or motives. the beloved wife and mother laid to rest on saturday. her family pleads for the killer to come forward. tucker, writing him or her an open letter on facebook. >> you know who you are. your husband, wife, and family members know who you are. they know by your special walk. give some honor back to your family. god will forgive you and we will forgive you. >> reporter: for channel 7 eyewitness news, ryan smith, abc news. it's one of the most toxic water ways in new york city, but the plan to clean up the gowanus canal might take longer than expected.

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we're back with an eyewitness news exclusive. a delay to clean up one of the most toxic water ways in new york. we got a loot from the gowanus canal. he says it's going to take several more years for cleanup to begin on the canal after a lengthy negotiation between the city and the epa over the location of a retension tank. >> in spite of good laws that require a cleanup of a mess like this, government is actually getting in the way. >> it really is a polluted mess. those fighting for the gowanus to be cleaned up say the water way could be an essential part of the community, with water activities, fishing, and even local wildlife returning. sometimes water can roll uphill. new york city homeowners are about to get a $183 credit on their water bills.

because mayor de blasio is no longer forcing the water board to pay represent to the city. that change saves the board $244 million next year, and that will save the average household about 17% on their annual bill. a bridal designer is suing alexander mcqueen's label, accusing it of copying some of her ideas for the wedding dress worn by the duchess of queens. she got a letter saying kate middleton was most interested in her work. a spokesman said she never saw kendall's sketches, while a spokesman for alexander mcqueen said the claims are nonsense and ridiculous. let's turn to the weather now and tell me what i've got cooking here. >> which is neither nonsense or ridiculous. one thing that helps fire up thunderstorms this time of the year, is a little sunshine. let's take a look to the west and you'll see a little sunshine coming through those clouds.

that temperature of 55 degrees. i would imagine our 1:00 temperature is going to jump to 60. maybe even low 60s, with that sun out now ahead of this line of showers and thunderstorms that is starting to build. we've got a high humidity. a light east wind that's going to turn around and go south- southwest. the temperature is going to jump in the next hour or two. down to the south, it's already jumped into the 70s here around tom's river, 81. 77 belmar. a big range in temperatures here. that's because the front sagging down to here, and low is going to sweep through here. you've got a wide range of temperatures. really cool up to the north and warm down to the south. there is that wind we're talking about. a land breeze that's going to come in here out of the southwest. here the winds are coming in out of the northeast. the showers and thunderstorms are starting to fire here now in the mountains in pennsylvania. they just keep firing up, and lifting. they come over the mountains.

you see with the sunny breaks here. they'll run into this warmer air, and run into pretty good thunderstorms this afternoon. you see the line starting to get going at 2:00, through i- 84. 3:00, westchester, rockland county, northern jersey. fairfield county right at after school time. then that front sags south and through the five boroughs, long island by 4:00, they're fast moving, but a quick hit of lightning, gusty wind, heavy downpour of rain, calling the area about a quarter inch of rain. any rain we get, we really need. we're about 5 inches short. the 2:00 is showing it will jump to 61. 69 around morristown. as we see that line coming on through, the temperature is still 78 around tom's river. should probably jump up more to the low 70s by the time that front plows through. it will be father a brief moment. once that dives through the area, we'll have a nice day tomorrow. we'll have sunshine, more sunshine will be off to the north.

with some gusty winds. tonight this is gone, and turns cooler. 45. tomorrow is a great day. lots of sunshine. a nice spring day. 65degrees. tomorrow, we've got a great day. thursday, we've got some cooler air and clouds with a couple of showers in the afternoon. friday is a cloudy day, but starts to warm back up to 67 on saturday, and 66 on sunday. there you go. good old spring time thunderstorms. we're in much need of some rain, especially on that brand new tomato and potato plant i bought. >> we need some tea leaves to go with that. that's farm to table. right there, happening. >> it's organic, too. >> it's backyard to table. >> thanks, bill. we'll be right back, but first, here's a look at what's coming up next on the chew. >> today we are celebrating the

good afternoon to you, a high school senior from greenwich, connecticut will graduate early so his dying dad can attend the ceremony. plus president obama is speaking out this year's rutgers commencement. we're going to talk about a change that now has some students there upset. we'll have those stories and more beginning on eyewitness news first at 4:00. i hope you join us. >> i'm joining you. we'll see you. thank you. it is time now for the feed. rapper lil' kim has lots of people scratching their heads over her latest instagram approach. right there. some people wondering, is that you, kim? is that? the photo is showing her decidedly lighter and blonder. so many people think kim is

this is what she looked like before. we can definitely say she doesn't look like this anymore. we do not know. lil' kim has previously admitted to having a nose job back in 2005. she said i think i did it because i was a little too vein. >> i don't even recognize her from that picture. sometimes, somebody does something that just touches everyone who sees it, and it reminds us in the process how much good there is in the world. out of cinco de mayo restaurant. what you can't see is the customer has no arms, and ruiz is feeding him. other customers say ruiz didn't hesitate to help the man when he realized he had no arms. today, social media embracing ruiz for helping a man in need. if you think kids and dogs

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