bayonne, anthony johnson, eyewitness news. >>> a jetblue pilot allegedly caught flying drunk is expected to be arraigned any moment now. dennis murphy was selected for a random drug and alcohol test following a flight to kennedy airport last year. authorities say he had been flying under the influence of alcohol on a packed flight from orlando to new york city. we have a reporter in court and we'll bring you any new details when we get them. >>> you've heard the expression about shooting yourself in the shoot. what happens when the shooting is at the podiatrist's office and it's the foot doctor who gets shot in the foot? it actually happened in oceanside. michelle charlesworth is there with more. kind of hard to believe, isn't it? >> it really is. pretty wild. but thank goodness it looks like these two men are going to recover. the gun was licensed. it belongs to a former nypd officer who's now retired but when it was fired it was loud and it was scary. they were very alert. then i heard he was showing the doctor gun and he accidentally shot him in the foot. >> reporter: business people

new jersey reporter anthony johnson at the school with more. anthony. >>reporter: and david, we have noticed a few cameras outside of the school, and according to students, there are cameras inside of the school, but it pretty much anybody can walk in especially as they start the school day. no one knew the intruders were inside the school. that happened around 7:30 this morning. the students were sent home early as the authorities swept through the high school leading for clues -- news copter 7 was overhead. they were being led to buses and police dogs were searching the area. two intruder got into the school by just blending in with the students before the school day began. once those intruders got into an area of the school known as the commons, they started to act irrational. one student told me he saw the intruders and realized they were acting in a strange manner and playing soccer and harassing some of the were slur. >> one of them had glasses onto hide his appearance, hats, they both had hats on, i think. and then in the morning before home room

new jersey reporter anthony johnson has details. >> overall the customer service delivered is very good. governor christie is calling for customer service retraining for all motor vehicles commission staff, including chief administrator, raymond martinez. the training will take place during the course of the next year. last week the governor stepped in personally to help stacey's son get a duplicate learner's permit after he left the original in a pair of pants and it was destroyed in the washing machine. she contacted the governor on his radio show, detailing her seven failed attempts to get a replacement permitted, which included visits to centers and calls that were put on eternal holds and dropped. the governor met her and her son, isaac at the south plainfield office last is in 10 minutes the problem was solved. the governor said this situation and others prompted today's action. >> stacey and her son, isaac, week thatrve is human. no one is perfect. we all -- that everyone is human. no one is perfect. we are on the front lines every day, intheir acting with the public. >> reporter

new jersey reporter anthony johnson has the story. >> lizette barker's sudden death left many stunned and saddened. her passing at just 44 makes it hard to say goodbye. >> beautiful person. beautiful mayor. it's a big loss. >> reporter: she was elected mayor by the full council in 2014. her colleagues say she was a unifier in a community with a diverse population and competing interest. >> she was a very positive person and even when things were very negative she stayed above the fray. >> anybody who knew her will all know her and she was the best of the council. she brought us together. >> reporter: the flag outside of town hall is at half staff. the traditional black and purple bunting has been placed around windows as a mourning period begins. and council chambers, her name plate remains on display along with the gavel she used to call the meeting. she was seen as a champion for the town's youth. >> she was a very nice person, very kind and also liked to have the youth involved. >> reporter: as an active member of the coalition of 100 black women, parker's selection as the first af

that's the latest live , anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> remember all those unplowed streets during the blizzard? >> now a plan to prevent that from happening again. eyewitness news at 6:00 starts >>> if i can't see my son walk down the aisle, what if i can just see him graduate from high school? >> a dying father's wish to see his oldest child graduate from high school. if he waits till june he might be gone. now the school with an early graduation so dad can see his son get a diploma. >>> first, a mini super tuesday in the five primaries in the northeast and frontrunners hillary clinton and donald trump hoping for a five-state sweep. good evening at 6:00. i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. we'll begin with the weather. powerful storms are popping up right now. part of our area is now under a severe thunderstorm warning. >> meteorologist lee goldberg tracking the storms. he's in the weather center. >> that warning issued just a few minutes ago. it's for parts of monmouth and ocean county. you can see it over parts of central and southern new jersey. there's a watch tha

that's the latest live from bayonne, anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> significant delays for the evening commute for many metro north riders tonight after a train crashed in to a vehicle on the tracks. passengers along the harlem line are dealing with delays of more than an hour, following that collision which happened in bedford hails. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> disturbing charges against a former jetblue pilot facing criminal charges for driving drunk in the cockpit. he was busted during a random he piloted a flight from orlando to jfk. so many of you weighing in on this powerful story on our website since we first reported it at 5:00. kemberly richardson at the federal courthouse in downtown brooklyn with the latest. >> just moments ago dennis murphy, jr. left the courthouse late this afternoon. a federal judge set bail bond at $50,000. murphy left the courthouse with his wife and his father. no one wanted to comment. if the allegations about the former jetblue pilot are true, he put countless people's lives in jeopardy including 151 passengers on the plane he was

that's the latest live, anthony johnson, eyewitness news. >> anthony, thank you. >>> also, we're following developments on the campaign trail. presidential candidate ted cruz, republican is rival carly fuiorna as his running mate. it's expected after a night after trump had a routing by him with surprising -- as soon as cruz starts speaking, we'll bring it to you. >>> dozens of people accused of terrorizing two bronx neighborhoods are in custody after a pre-dawn raid. >> as you can see in this video released by the nypd. hundreds ever federal agents and police officers were involved in this take down. eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer is live. >>reporter: lives were put in danger by this alleged gang activity not only at the housing complex, but at the play ground you see in the distance. busting these gangs marks history. >> today we announce what is believed to be down in new york city history. >> more than 100 alleged memories ber - more than 100 alleged gang members -- the investigator say they threatened many lives especially here on this play ground. >> instead of children playi

we will get out of the 40s by ll >>> anthony johnson has more. >> reporter: strangers interrupted the school day, they apparently walked in unnoticed wearing dark glasses and jackets with their head covered. at the same time everyone else it is definitely when they came in. they started acting in a weird manner, making howling noises, playing soccer inside the building. >> they were doing hand motion and that type of stuff. the school took action saying that they were on a modified lock down. at noon all classes and afterschool activities were canceled. parents were concerned. >> i'm just happy that they do these lockdowns and they take those precautionary measures, that it will make me feel like they are staying on top of anything that could go wrong. >> reporter: there are cameras inside and outside the school as they are now looking through the video to see if they could got in to the school. >>> new information about yesterday's bomb scare at the tv station in baltimore as the suspect is the 25-year-old who is facing multiple felony charges for pretending to have a bomb. he was dr

. >> the main guy andre johnson, played by anthony and other son admired by the cosby sex scandal but it is interesting because, you know, kind of started the discussion. so many people loved that show. they thought it was amazing. now after all this is going on with bill cosby. can you look at it the same. is it the okay to say we love this show. people think it is grade. people should watch it. >> it was a tribute to the show itself. the shows content. it wasn't a tribute to bill cosby even though he wrote many of the episode and he was ep. >> they are trying to get it off their shelves and everything. it is interesting to see people separating the two. >> um-hmm. >> why wouldn't you lose your hero we went through that with joe paterno, my husband likes lance armstrong. great accomplishments and separating great work they did from some of the personal failings. >> i they when people come to terms they realized, okay, we fell in love with cliff, we didn't fall in love with bill cosby. while did he a lot of the work outside you are just saying it is character and he played a character

johnson park. happened shortly after police say they stopped chasing the car. laura anthony is live at the scene. >> reporter: ana, investigators still out here on this golf course. they are combing through this car we're showing you here, the dark blue camaro. it is the one police say struck and killed this woman, a wife, a mother who was just out walking on the sidewalk. it happened just before 8:00 a.m. police say that's when a blue camaro sped by a marked patrol car. the camaro was going much faster than the speed limit. >> our officer attempted to pull him over. he did that by activating his lights. and as our officer did that, the driver in the vehicle fled at a higher rate of speed. >> by the time the officer got to the top of the hill, the camaro had burst through a fence striking a pedestrian identified as a 65-year-old pittsburg woman who was walking on the sidewalk. she was killed instantly. the car kept going on to the delta view golf course. stopped on the putting green and the driver ran. he was captured a short time later in the adjacent neighborhood. >> is th

. >> reporter: anthony murphy with town watch integrated services co-led the first session of the schuylkill river trail watch training. murphy, along with run 215, councilman johnson's office, and other advocacy groups taught this group of joggers, walkers and cyclists how to stay safe on the trail. >> there isn't that sense of just runners, joggers, everyone together talking looking at each other, so i think the coalition will bring that together. >> reporter: the meeting comes after a number of reported incidents and crimes on the schuylkill river trail recently. this coalition group wants people on the trail to observe and report suspicious people or things which is made easier with emergency mile markers on light posts. >> the mile markers, itself, makes it easier for you as an individual to pick up your phone and say i'm here. which tells the police where you are. >> reporter: tonight for the first time eileen noticed an emergency mile marker on one of the trail's light posts. she says the markers and trail watch is a great idea. >> i've been here for 15 years and this trail has brought a lot of people out and i'd like to see it stay that way. >> reporter: as o

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