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beloved service dog. surveillance video shows a man walking away with a pet. that vietnam vet says he's in danger without him. first, fire ripping through a home filled with children. three of them jumping to safety and a baby thrown to rescuers below. tonight they're all safe thanks in part to a brave and quick thinking young girl. >> eyewitness news reporter josh einiger is in sayreville tonight with their amazing escape. >> it's a long way down from young kids to jump to escape these flames but tonight their family is crediting the first responding police officer with catching them and saving their lives. >> reporter: with choking smoke and towering flames -- >> i tried to get up the stairway but it was fully engulfed. >> reporter: sayreville police officer brian gay knew there would be no time. family members trapped upstairs started to jump.

as she was on her way down i caught her. >> reporter: the fire broke out around 2:00 this afternoon on jacobsen street. gay was the first on scene but might never have made it in time if not for jaylen holloway. >> what went through your mind? >> that i was going to die. >> reporter: the 12-year-old lived in the house and was there with her cousins and aunt when she heard the fire alarm, led everyone to the bathroom and jumped out the window to call for help. >> if i didn't call the cops right away we'd probably all be dead. >> reporter: when off he caught one child who jumped and broke the fall of another. >> you could see the fear on their faces as they were coming down. they said drop the baby. and they dropped the baby and caught the baby. >> i'm all over the place right now. >> reporter: jaylen's mom was at work when the fire broke out. aside from each other, all they have left are a few family photos and a ton of gratitude. >> the first person you call when you're in trouble is the cops. all these people risk all their lives and all their families to come save my kid in my house.

house has been condemned as the fire remains under investigation. still no caused released publically by the fire marshal's office. all members of the family who jumped and the police officer wound up in the hospital for observation briefly, but none of them was hurt. we're live in sayreville tonight, josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> very lucky indeed. thank you. another death to report tonight. the sixth victim in that 71-year-old helen adelson died today. she was fighting for her life since yesterday's crash in suffolk county which killed her husband isador. they're investigating whether the driver was speeding when he went over a median. his car striking two cars heading in the other direction. pinales died along with his sister and son.

r cuomo. >> he was a very special person. big smile and a big heart. >> this was a really, really beautiful, beautiful young man. he just loved public service. >> the whole crash just so tragic, at least three people remain hospitalized tonight including a 3-year-old. the scene of an alleged assault. two women say instead of getting x-ray technician at kings county hospital in east flatbush. here's eyewitness news reporter jim dolan with new details. >> reporter: the victims were women, one of them 83 years old who were there for x-rays of their legs. both were allegedly sexually assaulted while they were alone with the x-ray technician who has worked at the kings county since 2003. >> he probably did it for a long time over and over again. >> think there could be other victims, right? >> might be and they might not

>> reporter: both incidents have happened on saturday and larry jones was arrested shortly after the second. he's a certified x-ray technician though he has a lengthy rap sheet. >> that's not good because lots of people want jobs and good people can't get jobs, and these crooks get the jobs, and that's what they do. lots of people need jobs. >> they should be investigated to the fullest. >> before they hire them. >> of course. >> reporter: in a statement, new york health and hospital said we are committed to the our patients, have zero tolerance for such behavior, and consider this a very serious allegation. our hospital police acted swiftly in response to the patient's complaint and we immediately terminated the individual. larry jones is 65 years old. he's charged with forcible touching and sexual assault. he's worked at the hospital for 13 years but lists his residence as a homeless shelter in manhattan. jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. now to vote 2016.

suddenly postponing an immigration policy speech after he appeared to soften his previous hard line position on immigration. trump tonight in ohio said the u.s. needs to be fair but firm, his words, when dealing with illegal immigrants. trump previously proposed using a deportation force to remove the millions of people living here illegally. the crowd shouted build a wall. a wall, folks. don't worry, we're going to build the wall. that wall will go up so fast, your head will spin. >> meanwhile trump's new campaign manager says his immigration policy is still to be determined. meanwhile hillary clinton off the presidential campaign trail tonight, sort of, but not yet off the hot seat. it's her e-mail controversy that won't go away. the fbi recovering 15,000

secretary of state which might be released a couple weeks before the election. big money may have gotten expedited access to secretary clinton. trump calling for a special prosecutor. tim kaine says not so fast. >> before you go about attacking a charity, why don't you come clean about your own business dealings and tell the american debt to. >> kaine said it's provided life saving hiv drugs to more than 11 million people. meanwhile tonight clinton was in los angeles. she stopped by jimmy kimmel's show. you can check out her appearance right after our show here on channel 7. president obama heads to flood ravaged louisiana tomorrow to tour the devastation firsthand. the president's visit comes after republicans criticize him for not ending his vacation

he was asked to stay away so vital resources would not be pulled away from the recovery effort. 13 people died and 60,000 homes were damaged by last week's catastrophic flooding. time for accuweather. i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. last week at this time it was 92, feeling like over 100 today. we didn't reach 80 in new york city. 79 degrees, even felt cooler than that with the breeze. right now we're at 69, clear skies, and a nice north wind around 10 miles per hour. as the temperatures dropped three storms that we're watching right now. you've heard about fiona. now tropical depression 7 turned in to gaston. we'll have the tracks on all three. your weather out the door tomorrow morning, 64 degrees. your 7-day accuweather forecast just a few minutes away. a grand jury today indicted a college janitor for first degree murder in the fatal shooting of an imam and his associate in queens. 35-year-old oscar morel continues to be held without

s they walked home from a mosque in ozone park on august 13th. prosecutors still have not given any possible motive and morel does not face hate crime charges although many in the contradict's community blame islamophobia for the killings. first on channel 7, a family in newark demanding an apology after they say an innocent 10-year-old boy was chased down by police with their guns pointed at him. legend preston's mother recorded up and in tears right after the incident two weeks ago. he says he was shooting hoops when cops chased him down an alley because they thought he was an armed robbery suspect. >> they were just holding shot guns at me like this, trying to shoot. >> they did have the guns pointed directly at him as they assumed, quote, he fits the description. >> police officers say they did

10-year-old. internal affairs is investigating the incident. a $4 million payment with wells fargo agreeing to settle a claim that it used illegal payment processing practices on student loans. the consumer financial protection bureau says wells fargo's illegal actions resulted in higher costs for thousands of student borrowers who encountered problems with their loans or received misinformation about their payment options. great news for riders on the on the long island railroad and metro north can download the app on their smart phones. they can buy tickets directly on their phones. customers can use the app to check schedules and get updates on train service disruptions. new at 11:00, who would steal a man's service dog? the heartless crime caught on camera. >> plus, a deaf and mute man is gunned down and killed by police. hear what witnesses say the man

new at 11:00, a heartfelt plea tonight from a vietnam vet who wants his dog back. john nevarez tied up his dog chewo outside a supermarket in the bronx. video shows the man taking the shih tzu away. but this isn't just any dog. veteran's service dog. here's eyewitness news reporter carolina leid. >> he's like my life. i can't even explain to you what he means to me. i just want my dog back. >> reporter: john says his dog chulo is the perfect example of man's best friend. the shih tzu is not only a companion, he protects this vietnam veteran. >> i have diabetes and when i get sick, i don't know. he starts barking and i got to

afternoon around 4:30 john tied up chulo outside the associated supermarket on third avenue in the morrisania section of the bronx. he usually takes the service dog inside but figured he would be quick. watch on surveillance video as a man unties chulo and walks away with him. store employees can't believe it. >> that's like his best friend. we all know the dog. we know him by his name. his name is chulo. we were in shock when we found out. the dog is to him. >> i've had him since he was six months old. it was me and my wife. she died. i'm all alone. but i promised to take care of him. >> reporter: now john stands outside the store answering phone calls from the flyers he's handed out. he's offering a $2,000 reward. the money he planned to use to pay his rent. >> i would go homeless for him. i don't know where he is or what this person did. but i hope he has a conscience

somewhere. >> john says chulo has a microchip so if someone drops him off at an animal shelter, they will get him home. you can also call crimestoppers. 1-800-577-tips. reporting in the morrisania section of the bronx, carolina leid, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> hopefully someone will do the right thing. a state trooper is on administrative leave tonight as outrage grows over the deadly shooting of an unarmed deaf killed last week after being pulled over by a trooper in charlotte, north carolina. the trooper says he tried to pull harris over for six miles before he finally stopped. neighbors believe he was trying to communicate using sign language when the trooper opened fire. >> he's stopped over here, then a few seconds later i heard a gunshot. the guy is deaf. he didn't hear the siren. he didn't hear anything.

administrative leave pending the outcome of an internal investigation. gut-wrenching details tonight about a father's desperate attempt to save his son after an disney world. florida's wildlife agency reporting tonight says the gator put his jaws over the head of 2-year-old lane graves. happened at the edge of a lagoon at the grand floridian hotel. the dad reaching in to the gator's mouth to free his son. graves sighed from a crushing bite and downing. of wabc. new information about a 480% price hike on a life saving device for people who suffer from food allergies. some u.s. senators are demanding answers about why epipens cost so much more than they used to. their maker has a near monopoly on the market. a pack that costs $100 in 2009

higher deductibles for the increase. health officials in florida say 37 zika cases now. they're not related to travel. meaning they were likely contracted through local mosquitos. there are 494 travel related cases. 69 of the infections involve pregnant women. two neighborhoods in miami now zika hotspots including south beach. experts say it's just a matter of time before the virus spreads beyond florida. time for a goldberg. clear skies out there tonight. empire state building looks great there in purple, orange, and green. that's for the fedex cup playoffs. it was jordan spieth flipping the switch earlier today. 69 degrees, 44 for humidity. barometer is on the rise. high was 79. average high is 82. there are your sunrise and sunset times tomorrow. a little cool-ish in the morning. very comfortable in the afternoon and not as much wind as we saw today. a nice breeze. this is the coolest night since

to the low 60s, 50s in our suburbs already. humidity is on hold till later in the week. might be a thunderstorm late week. a lot of areas could go dry through the weekend. fantastic final weekend of august. the only problem we have is the tropics are heating up. more on that in a moment. it's already 54. 60, armonk. 62 in howell. 64 out the door tomorrow. 50s across the suburbs. mid 70s by noontime. screaming ouoo e in the afternoon. just light wind tomorrow and a high near 80 degrees with the low humidity. it's all about this big area of high pressure to our west. that's where it stays for a couple days leaving us with low humidity. thursday the humidity starts to creep up. continued comfortable tomorrow. the high still around on top of us to our south and east by wednesday. another beauty. this front could bring a thunderstorm to our far northwest suburbs by late thursday afternoon. spotty storms thursday night in to early afternoon friday and

then we clear it out for the weekend. numbers are cool tomorrow. upper 40s well north and west. after that we'll rebound in the afternoon to near 80 in many locations with low humidity. three storms we're watching right here. fiona fizzling here. 35-mile-per-hour winds will continue to weaken. minimal threat on the east coast. we look at gaston, tropical depression 7. earlier strengthened to gaston. this is likely to hurricane here but probably as it strengthens very quickly, that would tend to recurve out it's this system right here called invess 99 that could move in to the weekend. we'll watch that closely. for 64 tomorrow morning. 80, lots of sunshine and low humidity during the day. tomorrow night, not as cool, 67. a warmup wednesday to 85. middle 80s on thursday. a little bit more humid, maybe a late day thunderstorm north and west. spotty storm at night in to the first part of friday. shouldn't have a big impact on

looks spectacular. middle 80s, moderate to low humidity and then early next week maybe a thunderstorm but overall nice last week of august. >> just a coincidence you were on vacation for the yuckest week of summer. >> sorry. >> so good we have meteorologists planning your vacation. [ laughter ] shocking new recommendations for how much sugar kids should eat in one day. >> a man breaks in to a home armed with an assault rifle. but first let's check in with jimmy kimmel to see who's on his show tonight. >> thanks, bill. hello, new york.

fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. only from fios. new tonight, police are hoping nanny cam video helps them catch an armed robber.

assault rifle after breaking in to a home in atlanta. he hauled away two televisions, a safe, a laptop, and jewelry. no one was home but a short time earlier police say he hit up another house about four miles away. he held up a woman living there at gunpoint. the singer aretha franklin tonight canceling performances in new york city under doctor's orders. so called queen of soul canceling a string of scheduled concerts for the next two. 74-year-old singer says she should be back on the road come november. in tonight's health alert, rigid new guidelines for sugar intake for kids and teens. according to the american heart association, children should consume less than six teaspoons or grams of sugar daily. also children and teens should limit their intake of sugar sweetened drinks to more than eight ounces weekly.

most kids that means no sugar whatsoever. listen, ella, i mean it. >> shouldn't she be sleeping? >> yes, but it's a general message. >> gotcha. september baseball just over one week away. it's about time for the yankees to start making their move in the standings. tonight a prime opportunity as they begin a series against a team just ahead of them in that wildcard race. plus, dwight gooden says he's fine. darryl strawberry isn't buying

going in you said with september baseball a week away, it's time for the yankees to standings. or else. is there an or else? >> or else they don't make the playoffs. the yankees wildcard hopes could get a nice boost over the next three days as they pay a visit to the mariners. as the pinstripes' west coast tour continuing with the series opener in seattle tonight, 1st inning, the reigning american league player of the week, gary sanchez blasting the solo home run. yanks lead early.

seager taking it deep. 3-1 jack for the lead. that's where it stands right now in the 5th. the mets rest today before beginning an even more important series tomorrow in st. louis. the amazings are four and a half games behind the cardinals who currently hold the final playoff spot. the mets will have to get through the next couple playoff series at least without a member of the starting rotation. steven matz with a strained shoulder. there's no structural damage but he does need to rest. snoopy poll as the giants and jets clash saturday in preseason game number 3. today big blue signing kicker randy bullock, likely your opening day starter while josh brown is suspended. before fans start panicking, we offer jason pierre paul as a voice of reason. >> that's what we are getting better. every team is getting better. learning from our mistakes.

we'll be ready. >> while in florin park, matt forte taking more steps each day. for the fourth practice, he participated in team drills. he could make his preseason debut saturday against the giants. >> he's been fresh. he's been healthy. you'd like to get him banged around a little bit so he can get used to his pads a little more. if he continues to get healthy we'll try to get him reps saturday if we can. back when they played for the mets and won a world series their own drug addiction. 30 years later, one is worried for the other's life. strawberry has gone public with his concerns that gooden has relapsed in his cocaine addiction and is spiraling out of concern. gooden denied there's anything wrong with him and said his friendship with strawberry is now open, releasing a statement saying in part i'd hoped we could keep these differences between us. i'm sorry for his inability to show more character and strength.

there for me. strawberry spoke on espn new york radio tonight. >> it's time to do this intervention publically now. he needs help. if he doesn't like me, wants to talk about me, say what he wants, that's fine. as long as i know in my heart that i stepped up to try to do the right thing to help this man save his life, maybe, just maybe one day he can come back and say you know what, thank you. you helped save my life. >> this is heartbreaking. those two were just heroes to a generation of mets fans. >> bottom line, this is a s at the the lincoln summer invitation sales event, it's time to relax.