11:00 about two scares in the air tonight. the first, a bird slamming in to a jet forcing the pilot to turn the plane around. the second, another plane forced to slam on the brakes right before taking off. >> and a war of words outside a starbucks turning violent when one woman uses coffee as a weapon. first a brooklyn mother vanishing. she hasn't been seen for days. new developments in the frantic search to find her. >> eyewitness news reporter

with worried family members. she's in bed-stuy with more on the search. >> obviously this woman's mother is worried sick. she's hoping whoever has information will walk through the front door at the 79th precinct, go to detectives and tell them exactly where her daughter is tonight. >> baby, momma is looking for you. can you please call somebody and let someone know you're all right? >> reporter: it's been a week since 21-year-old destiny dawson disappeared. her mother suspects foul play because she knows in her heart her daughter would never abandon her 2 and 3-year-old daughters. >> you're telling me she left the kids and never returned? i'm confused with that. >> reporter: her boyfriend reported her missing thursday, saying the last time he saw her was 8:30 that night. she left her apartment, the

bed-stuy, to grab food nearby, but a friend of the couple tonight telling me at her home that she said she was meeting a friend at a nearby j subway station. >> she said she would be right back. she was going to meet a friend and she was coming right back. >> reporter: family and friends are constantly calling, texting, and sending messages on social media, hoping for a clue. investigators want you to pay close attention to this description. dawson is 5'3", about 100 pounds with bleach blond hair and braids. she was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt, gray sweatpants, blue nike running shoes, and a blue polo cap. tonight her daughters are with their grandmother in harlem, just waiting for news. >> i haven't heard a thing. her phone keep going to voicemail. been going to voicemail till now. it's still going to voicemail. >> reporter: her mother questions whether her boyfriend and father of one of her children was involved. >> i don't know nothing about destiny or her disappearance. i don't know nothing.

with that. >> and he adamantly denies having any involvement in her disappearance. if you have any information, you can show up at the 79th precinct or call the crimestoppers hot line at 1-800-577-tips. reporting live in bed-stuy, carolina leid, channel 7 eyewitness news. developing right now, a flood of subpoenas tonight issued to mayor de blasio's most trusted associates. the investigation by the district attorney and u.s. attorney focusing on fundraising efforts to elect democrats to the republican-controlled state senate. the mayor not subpoenaed. he insists the efforts were legal. josh einiger outside city hall with the new information. >> as of now, sources confirm to eyewitness news that emma wolfe, one of the mayor's top advisors here in city hall has been personally served with a subpoena along with a number of outside advisors also compelled to cooperate in this growing case. the allegations first surfaced

investigation at the state board of elections who alleged mayor de blasio and his advisors had colluded with political contributors. those donors wound up contributing as much as 10 times their personal limits to three different democratic state senate candidates who if elected would then support the mayor's agenda in albany. the mayor suggests these allegations are nothing more than pure politics and not only has he done nothing wrong but he claims his team has used the same fundraising tactics mayor bloomberg did during the same years he was in it says, quote, has been subpoenaed by the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district and we are fully cooperating with this investigation. the mayor, the statement continued, has not been personally served. important to note here. a subpoena does not indicate

next step in an investigation that certainly seems to be picking up steam. josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. new details tonight in a tragic crash in front of an elementary school in bayonne, new jersey. the victim getting in to his car this afternoon when he was suddenly hit and killed by a pickup truck. tonight we're learning the truck was owned by a local plumbing and heating company. teachers at a nearby elementary school lining up to shield the kids' eyes from the gruesome scene. a neighbor describing to us what she saw. >> i saw the car door open and smashed and a person lying on the ground on his side. sad, very sad. kennedy boulevard is like a race course. >> that truck that crashed in to the victim then hit another vehicle and ended up on the sidewalk. so far the driver has not been charged. new at 11:00, a bird running in to an airplane. a big bird leaving a big dent. the nose of an american airlines plane badly dented. the flight from seattle to

the pilot turned the plane around and made an emergency landing. everyone onboard was okay, except for the nose of the plane. also new tonight, another scare in the air. a delta flight aborting take-off when another plane crossed its runway. the pilot slammed on the brakes just in time. the braking so intense, they had to let them cool off before they could take off. the faa is investigating what caused the near disastrous mixup. a local jetblue pilot out on bail tonight after he was charged with flying drunk. dennis murphy arraigned in downtown brooklyn after a flight in to kennedy airport last year. murphy was selected for a random drug and alcohol test. authorities say he had been flying under the influence of alcohol on two cross country flights filled with passengers. imagine your car stopped on some railroad tracks when a metro north commuter train

we hear from a woman in the car and her split second decision that saved her life on those tracks in westchester county. eyewitness news reporter jim dolan at grand central where the community was messed up because of all of this. >> moments ago metro north saying the harlem line is back up and running on time tonight. but what a day it was. the car of course should never have been on the tracks in the first place. there it was. there was traffic in front of it. the gate coming down behind it. a metro north train about to slam right in to it. >> reporter: the front end of the car was crushed and looking at it, you couldn't imagine anyone survived. but the two women in the car got out just in time to watch it all happen. >> this lady is very fortunate because the last few times the folks got hit there, they weren't so lucky. >> reporter: passengers on the 222 harlem line train out of grand central had to walk a plank to get off at the green lane crossing in bedford hills. the crash caused huge delays for

investigators tried to figure out what happened. women in the car -- >> upset. >> but no one is hurt. >> we're not hurt. >> when i got there, the car was sideways, about a foot away from the train. apparently it was stuck under the gate. must have tried to go through the gate and the train hit it and swung the car sideways. >> reporter: medics stood by after the crash but nobody was hurt. >> the car of course was crushed. the owner of the car was given a summons for blocking the railroad tracks. jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. the biggest gang takedown in new york city history unfolding in the bronx today. now prosecutors are investigating whether the public housing residents are being forced to live in unsafe conditions. 120 alleged members of two rival street gangs and their associates are charged in various shootings, stabbings, and robberies.

terrorized the eastchester garden houses and playground. now to vote 2016. ted cruz last night lost five primaries and now is mathematically eliminated from getting the nomination on the first ballot. deciding today to pick a running mate. it is carly fiorina. before she dropped out as a presidential candidate, she didn't win a single delegate. >> i'm pleased to introduce to you an extraordinary leader, my friend and the next vice president of the united states, carly fiorina. >> cruz perhaps trying to give an electric shock to his campaign and keep hopes alive for the anybody but trump movement. cruz's announcement perhaps an attempt to up stage donald trump who gave a speech on his foreign policy plan using a teleprompter. trump announcing a big military buildup, a war to destroy isis

deals with russia and china. bernie sanders clearly aware the delegate numbers are just not adding up with his face-off with hillary clinton. taking drastic measures, hundreds of sanders' staffers laid off tonight. less than 24 hours after he lost to clinton in four out of five primaries. in indiana senator sanders said his campaign has said, quoting, the courage to deal with the issues facing people. lee is tracking the cold. >> no question about it, we're definitely in a cool pattern to end the month. more often than not the wind is coming off the chilly atlantic. we're down to 54 right now. 40s in many of our suburbs. freeze warnings, frost advisories in some spots. here's your wake-up weather. mostly clear and chilly. wind will be light. 35 and upper 30s in the coldest spots north and west. your complete accuweather forecast less than 6 minutes away. for the first time ever a

infantry officer in the u.s. army and she's from our area. captain kristen griest from orange, connecticut is expected to graduate tomorrow. the army has approved request from 22 female cadets to enter as a second lieutenant in the infantry and armor branches. straight ahead, the mumps outbreak that could force people to miss their graduations. >> new information on what was found in prince's home after his death.

amazing new video tonight. a small plane caught on camera

crashing in to trees and bursting in to flames. >> there's a guy trying to get out. >> workers at a security business in alabama scrambling to help after hearing about the crash. several people braving the flames to try to help free the pilot who managed to jump from the burning wreckage. the pilot, the only person onboard, suffered cuts to his hand. new details in the death of prince. abc news tonight reporting that prescription drugs were found in prince's possession and at his home when he died. now c nn reporting the drugs were opiate medication. not known if the drugs played a role in prince's death. the dea has been notified and may get involved after toxicology reports have been completed. manager of former pro wrestler chyna says he believes she died of an accidental overdose.

she had been taking legally prescribed pills for weeks but wasn't using them properly. he insists she did not commit suicide. no official cause of death yet. police are searching for a man who tried to lure a 16-year-old boy in to his car in new jersey. investigators released this new surveillance image of the vehicle, a gold chevy impala. police say yesterday morning the driver stopped the teenager while he was walking in roselle park, said sexually explicit things to him, then unsuccessfully tried to lure him in to this car. a pet store owner in new jersey indicted tonight on 134 counts of animal cruelty. vincent losacco, owner of just pups, accused of keeping dozens of puppies in deplorable conditions. he left a van packed with puppies in near freezing temperatures. no room inside for the pups to stand up. losacco's brother who worked at the store is also charged. he was once one of the most powerful men in american

dennis hastert branded a serial child molester by a judge who sentenced him to 15 months in prison. hastert pleaded guilty to breaking banking laws in a case involving paying millions of hush money to cover up his abuse of teenaged boys. the abuse happened decades ago before he became speaker of the house, when he was a high school wrestling coach. the terror suspect facing charges for the deadly bombing last year in paris tonight extradited from belgium to france. salah abdeslam is the last known survivor of the people believed to have carried out the paris attacks last november, attacks that killed 130 people. officials at harvard university say a could force some students to miss next month's graduation ceremony. there are now 41 confirmed cases. the first one was reported nearly two months ago when the infection spreading among people who were vaccinated.

isolate six students and investigate the infections caused has failed to stop its spread. an ancient sculpture found by manhattan's da office is part of the international smuggling ring investigation will be returned to its rightful owner in pakistan. the buddhist art fan known as buddha pata will go back to the valley where it was stolen in the 1980s. returning the piece, says attorney cy vance, jr., is simply the right thing to do. >> these objects are culturally significant. when people say it's priceless, it's priceless. because to the people of pakistan, this reflects their culture, their tradition, their history. >> by the way, the art dealer caught with the sculpture pleading guilty to possessing stolen property. a bear scare for a new jersey family. a massive black bear showed up on their back deck. they woke up to a noise and saw the big black bear standing at the backdoor.

in the bird feeder on the porch. the bear walked away with it before sitting in the driveway to eat the sunflower seeds out of it. i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. second straight day below average. i don't see an above normal day. maybe to early next week. freeze warnings are up. parts of the hudson valley, interior connecticut. frost advisories for northwest new jersey, northern rocklin, westchester, eastern end of long island. it's clear the empire state building in blue, ride, and red for the countdown. we're at 54 degrees. a westerly wind at 6. the high today, 62. running three degrees below average. it's a nice thursday coming up. more clouds to finish. we gained two minutes of daylight. weather headlines look like this. starts sunny and chilly but ends damp and cool. keep the umbrella and rain coat handy through friday. although not heavy rain. looks damp. unfortunately a 50/50 weekend.

looked like we would have a dry window both days. clouds breaking for sun, near normal temperatures. slightly below. i think by late morning or midday on sunday, we'll start to see rain showers come in. right now it's about the chill, already down to 45. upper 30s in places like danbury, armonk. then you look at temperatures on long island, 48 in islip and 45 in newark right now. so mostly sunny to start. clouds won't need the umbrella until at least after 2:00, 3:00. i think it's closer to 5:00 or 6:00 in new york city. just cloudy at 4:00. but cool. only upper 50s. then it's damp in to the evening hours. so you see the clouds are starting to come in here. there's the front. and the showers are going to lift to the north. so that's going to be coming in as we go through the day tomorrow. afternoon rain showers, clouds building during the middle of the day. rain is not going to be heavy. system is going to be weakening as it comes eastward. with the front nearby, waves of low pressure riding along the front, we remain in the drizzle friday. i'm confident this should get

time on saturday and dry us out before more showers come in on sunday. here's the futurecast taking you through the day tomorrow. dress for the chill tomorrow morning. also have the sunglasses early. then clouds are working in. look how showers are getting in to ocean county by 2:00 in the afternoon. maybe closer to new york city by 5:00 or 6:00. new jersey for much of the afternoon hours. as we go through the evening hours, have your umbrella. showers will be moving in. 45. for tomorrow, a high of 59. cloudy finish, look for afternoon rain. rain and drizzle widespread tomorrow night. 7-day accuweather forecast. just looking at friday's forecast, you don't see a lot of heavy rain. there's off and on rain and drizzle. by saturday, that's clearly the better half of the weekend. that's the day to make the outdoor plans. trending later on sunday by late morning. we'll start out monday with rain then dry it out later in the day. tuesday looks like the first day we'll be above normal, quite a while. 70s by next wednesday.

by the morning. coming up next. is one minute of working out, one minute, is that enough? important new health research tonight. >> a fight outside a starbucks.

new tonight, police releasing video of a nasty fight outside a starbucks. the weapon, hot coffee. the argument started at a

continued outside where one woman was caught on camera throwing her coffee in to the other woman's face. she punched and kicked the victim, pulled her hair until a passerby broke up the fight. police are searching for the suspect. too pressed for time to work out? what if we told you all you needed was just one minute? according to a new study, one minute of strenuous exercise has the same effect on the body of 45 minutes of moderate exercise. the researchers behind it say yes, a one-minute workout could do the trick. results make the case for interval training and against anyone who says they don't have enough time in the day. >> or you could have 45 minutes of intense training a day. that's what we're talking about. >> you do that, rob. >> been doing two hours of intense training. islanders moved off from the first round but as they even said, they haven't accomplished anything yet. straight ahead, round 2, game 1. aisles against the lightning. you know it's a rough sport when the head coach goes out with an

the mets try to keep their

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ba da ba ba ba stanley cup still on. we're talking about hockey. >> the islanders say that was just the first step toward the ultimate goal, the next step started tonight in tampa. round 2. up against the lightning. go up 3-1 in the 1st period tonight. shane prince scored twice. 2nd period, john tavares on the power play. the aisles are on their way. in the 3rd period, a deflected puck smacks islander coach jack capuano in the nose. had to go back to the locker room. lightning strike. they make it a 1-goal game in the period. coach comes back to the bench. ouch.

coach was the key here. isles take it 5-3. >> a little bit of a headache. other than that, good victory for our team. we did a lot of good things tonight and we'll have to continue against a real good team. let's get to baseball at citifield. the mets brought a five-game winning streak and took on the reds. matt harvey gets the start. fans want to see harvey step up, have a good outing. this is how it started. lead-off home run for zach cosart. mets in a hole about two minutes in to the game but it's a long game. lucas duda, runner on base, run scores. game tied. who has been hotter than neal walker? 9th home run this month. ties the club record. michael conforto later. mets win it 5-2. that's six in a row. harvey's won two in a row. now to the yankees. they wrap things up in texas. alex rodriguez missed two games with a tight oblique but felt better tonight. 3-3.

the fans so excited, they take a selfie with the home run ball. cc sabathia gave up five hits in six innings but one of the hits was an elvis andres rbi triple. that breaks a 2-2 tie. yanks lose 3-2. they only scored six runs in the series. off day tomorrow at boston starting friday. leading up to the start of the nfl draft, giants will close out their three-day veterans mini camp tomorrow. quarterback eli manning is used to those mini camps. this is the first time since he came in the league. tom coughlin is not calling the shots. new head coach ben mcadoo in charge. a comfort level, ready to take things as they come. >> playing at a fast pace. i thought we had good things today. every practice you're going to learn something. nba playoffs. the hornets and heat tied at two games each. game 5 in miami. inside 30 second to go. charlotte is down one.

horsepowerts -- the hornets go up and win.

that's the news for now. i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm bill ritter. thanks for watching tonight. jimmy kimmel is next. eyewitness news returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ken and lori and bill ritter. for all of us here, rob powers, lee goldberg, the whole team,

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