they are alleged members of two rival gangs whose violence led to the detects of five people. one was sadie mitchell, who was killed in 2009. the suspects are allegation expected to face multiple charges of drug trafficking and robbery. the suspects will be arraigned later today. new at noon, news commenter 7 over a warehouse fire in wood bridge township, new jersey. it sent thick smoke shooting from the roof of it it. no word on what caused the fire. at this point, there do not appear to be any injuries tied to the fire. a federal judge just approved a plea deal, allowing new york real estate heir robert durst to serve 7 years on a weapons charge.

for the murder of his friend susan berman in 2000. his story featured in an hbo documentary. prosecutors say durst wanted to prevent berman from talking about the disappearance of his first wife. long island -- investigators uncovered the large scale distribution network of heroin and fentanyl, the drug's more potent cousin. 31-year-old roberto pantojas charged with two crimes of burglaries as a hate crime. he stole cash from the nuns who live in the convent on huntington station. they say he returned 19 days later and took more items. investigators are trying to

island is linked to a similar string of other robberies. police released video of the man suspected in at least 11 robberies, stretching back to march 1. he's hit stores from oceanside to mass peeka park. it remains unclear if last night's robbery in commack is connected. a new york city police officer accused of stomping on a man's head in his arrest will take the stand today. cell phone video shows him stomping on the man's head. edward is facing misdemeanor assault charges. charges against cuffy were dropped. all service has resumed on the 5 train after a partial platform collapse in the bronx. this is what the repair platform looks like now. last night, a 20 x40-foot piece fell.

the second time in two weeks something like this has happened at the dire avenue station. turning to vote 2016 2016 and the race for the white house. front-runners hillary clinton and republican donald trump, focusing in on the general election with an eye on each other. let's take a look at washington, d.c., where donald trump is preparing a major policy speech and his rival, ted cruz says he will make a major announcement today. >> reporter: tuesday night was a good night for donald trump who beat polling expectations, and for hillary clinton, who denied bernie sanders an important opportunity to gain momentum. after the northeast delivers another big one for donald trump, the gop front-runner who swept all five of tuesday's primaries turns his focus today

why americans should trust him. >> i'm probably the last on the trigger. i was against the war in other people were for it. hillary clinton was for it. >> reporter: trump will deliver a major foreign policy speech in washington today, as his campaign looks ahead to the general election, but his closest challengerrer, ted cruz promises to fight all the way to the convention. >> this campaign has now moved under much more favorable territory. >> reporter: on the democratic side, hillary clinton celebrates victories in four of the five northeast primaries, now working for party unity ahead of the general election. >> whether you support senator sanders, or you support me, there's much more that unites us, than divides us. >> reporter: but even though clinton expanded her delegate lead tuesday, bernie sanders is not giving up. hoping for a rebound in coming contests. >> the fight that we are waging

wage that fight. >> reporter: and ted cruz will make an announcement later today possibly to name a running mate. analysts expect it could be a like carly fiorina. thank you. we are following some breaking news on long island, where a gun was accidently discharged inside a doctor's office. >> this happened this morning inside an office on long beach road in oceanside. nasa county police say two people accidently got shot. foot. nonlife-threatening injuries. scene. we will let you know and let you know about any new developments we have. donald trump could find himself spending time in a courtroom this fall when he is

a judge ruled the case should go to trial after both sides failed to reach a resolution. the ag says trump university was a for profit sham of a college that defrauded thousands of students. trump has dismissed the claims and says he will win the case. the disgraced former speaker of the house learns his fate at his sentencing when tied to charges of sexual abuse. a man who says hastert abused him is sharing his story. hastert pleaded guilty to breaking banking laws, and paying millions to cover up the alleged sexual abuse. he could receive anything from probation to years in prison for the cover-up, but cannot be charged with abuse because of the statute of limitations that has expired on those accusations. belgium prosecutors say

in the paris attacks has been handed over to french police. he will stay in an adapted maximum security prison. he's wanted for helping to lead the november attacks in paris that killed 130 people. up next, kid rock's desperate call for help. >> send the ambulance, now! >> his assistant, discovered dead. now the 911 calls. questions, could have helped gotten there sooner? >> plus, burst into flames, how a pilot survived this. >> and a mom with her 70-year- motorcycle. is she too young to ride? >> look at these temperatures. they're a little on the cool side. 51 bridgeport. you go to the south, 51 belmar. 55 laguardia.

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updating that breaking news we told you about a few minutes ago. newscopter 7 is over the doctor's office on long island, where a gun was accidently discharged. it happened this morning in an office on oceanside road. two people were shot, one in the leg, one in the foot, both were taken to the hospital with

as soon as we learn more you. a 27-year-old man says was attacked for his resemblance to actor shia labeouf. the suspect allegedly shouted, had is because you look like shia labeouf. he was knocked unconscious and suffered cuts and bruises. police are now investigating. a musician, kid rock's 911 call after discovering his assistant dead now questioning the 911 operator. >> send the ambulance, now! >> you can hear how upset he was, the country rocker sounds like he's in a panic. the operator continues to press the singer for information. >> i need a [bleep] ambulance. >> i'm going to send you an ambulance, but i'm having a

>> what part of send an [bleep] >> >> sir, you yelling at me is not going to help the situation. >> it turns out one of kid rock's friends had to step in to help. it took about four minutes for help. it appears that the assistant was already dead from an atv accident and that paramedics could not have helped by the time he was discovered. a mumps outbreak at harvard university is growing. 40 people are now sick. the outbreak started about 2 months ago. the university says despite its work to isolate six students, the outbreak is getting worse. the harvard health director believes it could have affected ceremony. isolation. a burglar taking the homeowner who shot him to two years ago, david mccullen heard an alarm going off from

away, and opened fire. the jury convicted the homeowner of criminal recklessness for this. suit. >> you don't ordinarily expect that someone who burglarizes your home to then turn around and sue you for damages. we believe that the system will work this time and that the plaintiff burglar will not recover anything. >> the lawsuit claims the burglar never entered the property, and the homeowner was not on his property when he opened fire. a dangerous decision. an 11-year-old boy burned while trying to move a downed power line. why his parents say the school bus driver is to blame. >> and check out this video. a whale putting on a show off our own coast. we'll show you where. >> taking a live look outside afternoon.

new at noon, the water may be a little too cold for many of us, but apparently it's perfect for the whale here visiting us next to long island. an eyewitness news viewer captured the whale. birds flocked around the whale, while it continuously surfaced and caught fish. when i'm visiting west and i see the whales, i'm like yay.

and new furry friends about to make their debut at the bronx zoo. this is a pair of asian small clog otters. the otters also have some new neighbors, the zoo added a colony of fruit bats to a tree. >> i was going to say, that's the weirdest otterrer i've ever seen. >> the bats are classified as critically endangered and only found on an island in the indian ocean. everything you need, we've got for you here. >> the bronx zoo. a great place to visit. >> is that a bat? you otter know. >> that was a good one. >> you otter know better. kind of cloudy. >> depending on where you are. if you go just north of the city you're in the sunshine. the farther north you go, the better it's going to be. we have a front sagging south. the city north, the sunshine is out. so we're looking here from our

that boundary, as we're looking to the west, we are looking at clouds. we are going to be looking at sun. but i think that front may sag a little farther south. it looks like central new jersey, breaks of the sun. as opposed to north of the city where you're going to be in the sun. the temperatures are okay. a 55% humidity. the high number yesterday was 60. so so far, we're at 53 for the high tomorrow. normally, it's 65. yesterday's rainfall, we had nearly a quarter inch of rain. sun sets at 7:48. depending on where you are, you might see a pretty good sunset, particularly from the city north. this going to be the best day for a while. it's cloudy with rain coming in tomorrow and friday. a great looking weekend is coming up. temperatures are going to be near normal. and maybe some showers to start the week. but much needed rain we'll be getting.

of being deficient rain. northward, it's 56 in poughkeepsie. we also have tonight, a freeze warning in effect for the northern and western suburbs here, and central and eastern suffolk county out of long island. the skies will clear out tonight, and the winds will go calm. you see from the city west, there are the clouds and south. long island got sunshine, it's all associated with this stationary front, and eventually tomorrow afternoon, some of this rain, this batch of rain will creep northward, and will be running into that. you see the rest of the day, i think by the time we get to sunset, a good part of the area will see a nice sunset. south jersey may stay kind of cloudy. tomorrow by 1:00, we start off with sunshine tomorrow. the afternoon features clouds and some showers. particularly from let's say south hudson river valley, south through the city,

a few showers and sprinkles even into friday morning. the farther north you go, with the sunshine. here's the front we're talk being, and showers will run across that, particularly south and to the west. pleasant sunshine. 63 the high tonight. partly cloudy, cool, 46. tomorrow we're looking at some early sunshine. then it becomes cloudy and we've got those showers and the afternoon the temperature is around 59 degrees. so you'll need your rain gear tomorrow evening, tomorrow night, and for friday. then we'll have some sunshine as we go into saturday and sunday. looking at some great weather. we'll have sunny skies saturday afternoon into sunday, and next week, we're looking at showers. >> that's a good mix. >> yeah, we need it. the world's biggest hamburger chain is trying a new recipe to bring back lost business. mcdonald's is getting rid of the artificial ingredients in a new chicken nugget recipe.

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dramatic video of a plane crash. a salmon frenzy, and a soccer game's adorable delay. just some of the stories that were caught on camera, and caught our attention. we begin with a pilot's desperate fight for survival, following a fiery plane crash in alabama. security cameras captured the cessna 421 going down into a tree. business owner, aubrey moore saw the wreck and rushed outside to help. moments later, a fireball engulfed the flame. they saw movement in the cockpit. they continued toward the burning wreckage and saw the door open and the pilot tumble out. >> all hell is breaking loose. it happened so quick, i didn't have time to think.

that i only had a few seconds. i actually done a back tumble out of the cockpit. >> can you believe it? the pilot escaped with just a cut on his hand and a headache. he says this is his first accident in more than 50 years as a pilot. incredible. a major interruption to a paddleboard clash. check out how a massive run of salmon jumped from the water in perth, australia. they came toward the shore to feed on smaller bait fish. the video quickly went viral within hours of being posted. a four legged guest hit the field during a soccer game in venezuela. he happily jumped around. eventually, one player kicked up the canine. the dog was so temper, he actually gave his captor a playful lick.

>> this is play time. you're kidding me. i don't know what you guys are doing, but i'm having fun. thanks a lot, shilling. we have much more news ahead in our next half hour. cargo handlers at jfk airport arrested. how it's linked to mail sent overseas. a possible shakeup in the new jersey state assembly. could the speaker be forced out? and a professor making national headlines claims she was fired because of her race. we continue to follow breaking news, a gun accidently goes off in a doctor's office on long island. two people injured.

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and we continue to follow breaking news on long island. two people were hurt after a gun accidently went off in a doctor's office. newscopter 7, as you can see, is over the scene on long beach road in oceanside. >> this is what we know at this point. nassau county police say two people accidently shot, one in the leg, one in the foot. both were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. we have a crew headed to the scene. we don't know why a gun was at that site at this time. as soon as we learn any information, we'll bring it to you with the details. the suspect accused of murdering a man in the manhattan subway station is now in police custody.

by police in philadelphia. he's accused of stabbing herbert burgess to death. police say velasquez went to the scene and stabbed him. a new report of a shakeup in the new jersey state assembly. in a published report, bergen county democratic party chairman lou stalatto says a high ranking democrat approached him -- peter reportedly says he has the support of the majority democratic caucus. a long island man will be in court today accused of threatening workers with a crossbow. 70-year-old harold geurtski is facing harassment charges.

called the town supervisor's office and made violent threats to two employees. police say five robbers were caught on surveillance video from a pharmacy moments after jumping a woman on west end avenue in manhattan. they stole the woman's purse, then used her credit cards at the dwayne reed on broadway and 94th street. new at noon, authorities arrested five former cargo workers at jfk airport in a scheme to steal foreign currency from carried on international flights. investigators say the conspiracy spanned over four years. they say the cargo handlers targeted mail they believed contained foreign currency, and exchanged the money at the airport. investigators say they assigned cargo handlers to flights where they could steal mail. five firefighters were going to figure out what sparked a massive fire at a

the fire created a plume of smoke that could be seen for miles. it took 150 firefighters to put it out. 12 nearby chicken coops were not affected. no one else was injured. dangerous weather broke out overnight. massive storms in the heartland that brought pouring rain, and dangerous winds. abc's brandy hit is in oklahoma city with more. >> reporter: after a long night of severe weather striking the heartland, hail and lightning revealing tornadoes forming in the darkness. >> you can see the dust kicking up. >> reporter: this is the aftermath. a roof ripped off this home in luther, oklahoma. debris scattered hundreds of feet away, along with more damage throughout oklahoma city. >> extremely loud. very quick. very fast moving, but very loud. >> reporter: funnel clouds were also spotted in texas, where powerful storms barreled through, flipping tractor trailers on their sides.

like it was here, and then it was gone. >> reporter: roofs torn to shreds, you can see inside this house from above. >> after it hit, it was just wind all inside the house, and rain, and everything. >> reporter: cleanup is also underway at this texas medical facility. >> i was in shock. still am in shock. we got about an hour sleep last night. >> reporter: some using foam and cardboard to try to protect their cars from large hail storms. in kansas, tornado sirens were heard blaring. but across the plains, the damage was not as severe as first predicted. that storm system is now moving into the midwest and south, bringing the threat of strong, damaging winds, more hail, and possible tornadoes. >> so much damage in that part of the country. we're tracking our own weather right now. meteorologist bill evans has the after school accuweather forecast. we're going to have fine weather for after school. temperatures in the low 60s. great at the bus stop, and even

getting outside and getting exercise. sunny and pleasant. tomorrow, we'll start to see showers popping up after school. we'll talk about that next in your accuweather forecast. time is running out to grab a ticket for the $282 million powerball jackpot. the winning numbers will be drawn tonight at 11:00 p.m. cash value of the jackpot would be about $183 million. i'm sure you could figure a way to spend that. if you play, good luck. the chances of winning though, they're not good. let me just remind you, 1 in 292 million. but someone is going to probably one. i don't know about tonight. but somebody's going to win. you can catch this during eyewitness news at 11. a chilling confession. a veteran officer tells a 911 dispatcher that he killed his wife. >> i just shot and killed my wife. >> coming up. more of a 911 call and what investigators say led up to the murder.

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accidently went off at a doctor's office. >> reporter: we are here at long beach road. this is 3227. this is actually a podiatrist's office. dr.matthew nester, officials tell us was accidently shot in the foot. accidently. when an apparently an associate of his, a friend was showing him a gun. this is a retired police officer, is what witnesses here at the scene have been telling us. the retired police officer came here around 10:30 this morning to show dr. nester an old gun, and accidently, this gunfired. hitting this podiatrist in the foot. we also hear news that a second person may have been hit as well. that a second person went to the hospital with an injury to the leg. all of this going down around 10:30 this morning. dr.nester and someone else, we understand has been taken to the hospital.

now, michelle charlesworth, channel 7 eyewitness news. family and friends will gather today to remember a 7- year-old westchester girl, who died suddenly over the weekend. lily will be laid to rest today. she attended greenville elementary. they can confirm her death was an isolated event with no risk to anyone else. new video from massachusetts. investigators say the driver sped through several towns near boston, weaving in and out of traffic on a busy highway, and through a neighborhood. this all happened about two hours ago. the chase ended when the driver stopped at a building, got out of his car, and that car burst into flames. investigators arrested the man shortly after. a school bus driver in pennsylvania is facing charges after a student touched a live power line. police say 11-year-old tyler cunningham was on the bus, when

tyler says he volunteered to help. he says he went out, picked up the wire and that's when he got burnt. tyler was not seriously hurt. ryan was fired by the bus company. new details about a university of missouri professor caught on camera assaulting a student journalist. she claims she was fired because she was white. melissa click says the university's decision to get rid of her was all about racial politics. last fall, she was scene calling for muscle to remove student journalists covering a campus protest. now to a shocking 911 call. a police veteran confessing to a dispatcher that he shot his wife to death. after his arrest, the sons of the victim sharing their relief he is behind bars for the murder. abc's ryan smith has more. >> what can i help you with? >> i just shot and killed my wife.

911 call from 57-year-old jeff hawkins monday afternoon. >> you said you just shot and killed your wife? >> yes. >> reporter: hawkins, a 12 year veteran of the chicago police force, displaying little emotion, as he calmly tells the dispatcher he killed his wife, joanne hawkins. >> are you still armed or with a gun? >> i'm not a threat to anybody. i'm a former police officer. i'm not sure what happened. >> is she still breathing, or conscious, and able to talk? >> no. >> reporter: finally, breaking down when the dispatcher asked him to describe exactly what happened. >> i came home, she was here. she just kept saying, talk to my lawyer. and i don't know. it just happened. i never wanted to do anything. i'm all right. i mean, i'm not all right.

surrendered peacefully, and was booked on one count of murder. appearing in court tuesday where bond was set at $3 million. the victim's sons relieved he will remain behind bars for now. >> we've been scared. i mean in the past. had an off and on relationship with my mom because of him. >> we know his capabilities. >> yeah, we know what he's capable of. >> hawkins has not entered a plea. his attorney asking the public to see the facts before jumping to a conclusion. ryan smith, abc news. a motorcycle ride sparking a big debate. that's because a little girl was riding on the back of the bike. her mother reacting to the outrage, as many question if it was even legal. >> and the story of two families who lost loved ones to caffeine overdoses. now, urging the fda to ban

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now an eyewitness news exclusive. we're hearing from a man who says he was attacked manhattan because he is gay. brandon malone will need four weeks to recover after being slashed on the ear, and tearing a tenden in his wrist. it happened saturday morning in hell's kitchen. they were attacked by a group of men, who never said a word before hitting them with glass bottles. >> my friend, the short, very, flamboyant. i do drags so i was wearing one of the t-shirts i sell. as we passed them, they must have come up behind me with the glass bottle they had in their hand.

this as a possible bias attack. he performs in drag, and his friends are wishing him a speedy recovery. calls for a ban on the sale of powdered pure caffeine. the families of two young men who died taking the supplement joined forces asking the food and drug administration to block it. other manufacturers continue to sell it online. >> if you look at one cup of coffee, that has 200-milligrams of caffeine in it. if you take one teaspoon of the powder, it's the amount of caffeine of 28 cups of coffee. >> one tablespoon of the powder can cause nausea, vomiting, anxiety, and heart palpitation, and can trigger chest pain, seizures, and in some cases even death. we know it's a common problem here.

phones, oblivious to their surroundings. one city in germany is offering a solution. the city of owensberg instaled new traffic signals embedded in the pavement, so passengers looking at their phones won't miss them. the idea came after a girl was killed by a tram. a recent european survey found that almost 20% of pedestrians were distracted by their smartphones. sadly, some people, no matter what happens are going to remain distracted. how many lights can you put in any situation? >> it happens all the time out here. >> you see it. >> today is not a bad day for a walk by the way. but put the phone away and enjoy these temperatures, the sunshine, the beautiful weather. in central southern jersey a little more cloudy. farther to the north, a lot of sunshine on long island, coastal connecticut. here's a look from our camera here. you can see the blue pockets

you see a little blue sky. on the left you see blue sky. that's the cloud cover associated with this statary front. there's the new york water taxi. we see you, and the taxis and the ferries all have a great afternoon and evening. now we're looking at a 53- degree temperature. this is just a little cooler than normal. our high today is going to be a little cooler than normal. a high so far at 53. normal is 65. we'll be just a little under that. but pretty close. 56 at kingston and poughkeepsie. the sun is out in these inland areas the farther north you go. the cheer sky to calm wind tonight. freeze warning is in effect until thursday morning in the northern and western suburbs. there is that line of clouds sagging south. rain to our south and west that comes in, but that's really not until we get to tomorrow afternoon. this afternoon, we're looking at the low 60s. we clear out tonight and start

but the afternoon, we get to around 60 degrees. we see the showers cutting across. maybe 287 southward. here's where most of that shower activity is going to be. we're pleasant. tomorrow we start out with sun, then it gets cloudy, and the showers come in late afternoon and tomorrow night. much needed rain. we're nearly still 4.5, to 5 inches short of normal rainfall. we'll get some showers to our afternoon tomorrow night then we're going to have a few showers on friday. and then we've got some nice weather coming up for the weekend. 65 saturday, and a few clouds in the afternoon sunday with a high of 63. >> i'm going to take my outdoor cushions in on saturday. keeping them dry. you don't have to work out. >> look at that. >> this is a great solution. we've got to tell you about this inspiring act by a brother.

brother on a weak long journaly for awareness for cerebral palsy. braden lives with cerebral palsy, and hunter says they've done this walk for three years to show his support for all of those struggling with the disorder. >> seeing how he fights through everything. all the hard works he goes through, and with a positive attitude. i want to help him out in some way. >> he ain't to heavy, he's his brother. braden completed the trip on his own, walking to the end. >> that is what you call a big brother. just amazing. we'll be right back, but here's a look at what's coming up next on the chew. >> today, we're making the buzz worthy bite everyone is talking about. i'm putting my cheesy twist on a carlos is hanging out with

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hi everybody, i'm diana williams in the newsroom. donald trump delivers his foreign policy plan this afternoon. we'll tell you what he has to say on that. plus, a new way to give a vaccine, and it is as easy as sticking a band aid on your skin. we're going to show you this pain free patch. no shots. those stories beginning on eyewitness news first at 4:00. you like that idea don't you? >> yeah, i like anything pain free. >> i'm a scaredy cat. we're going to begin with a video that is sparking a debate on when is it too young to ride on the back of a motorcycle. what you see here is a 7-year- old, wearing her school backpack. riding on the back of a bike owned by her mom's boyfriend. many are alarmed, and believe

but the texas law allows kids under the age of 5 to ride. that doesn't stop social media from having its opinion on this. and a lot of people wondering, what if she lost her grip. >> i'm an adult, and i'm scared to ride a motorcycle. after surprising fans with a performance at coachella, kesha is back in the studio. kesha's return to music is long awaited, exciting news to fans. dj zen posted this photo. she is -- she gets to work with another producer under sony, so good for her. there are two people proving that the potential of love does not have an age limit. this photo posted on facebook shows a blind date between 93- year-old miriam steiner, and a younger man.

the two met at a d.c. bookstore, and published the photo, in which thousands of likes were sent. they were set up together by miriam's granddaughter. it's better than tinder. the date was quote nothing sensational. really? >> is that how you're going to end that last story?

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