darla. >>> it is 6:03. new information in a big aboutface by a woman who said manhattan. we learned overnight that the herself. the 20-year-old woman initially said that a man had grabbed her by the arm and slashed her across the face. she also said her attacker called her a terrorist. an police say that she made up the whole thing and that she's now at bellevue hospital undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. >>> we have new video to show you of an emotional ending to a terrifying case of a child abduction. this is the moment when 7-week- old asheer simmons was reunited with his family. the infant was taken yesterday from the kings of prussia plaza mall outside of philadelphia. and police say the alleged kidnapper walked up to the child's mother and asked if she could hold him, then she took off. asheer was found about five the woman accused of taking him has not been identified, but police say that she does not know the family. charges against her are pending. >>> it is 6:04. in the race for

reporting live in butler, darla news. >> darla, thank you. >>> 4:34. we have new details now, the woman who toll police she was attacked in a random slashing admitted overnight that she slashed herself. it happened yesterday in lower manhattan. the 20-year-old woman called police, saying that a man grabbed her by the arm and slashed her across the face before calling her a terrorist and then taking off. police say that she made that whole story up. she's now at bellevue hospital undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. >>> well, happening today, private funeral services will be held for two new york siblings killed in the brussels attacks. 29-year-old alexander pinczowski and his 26-year-old sister sascha will be buried netherlands. they were dutch citizens living in the u.s. they were headed back to new york city when one airport in brussels. >>> nypd actually warned police in europe about two of the brussels suicide bombers one week before the attacks. nypd's intelligence division provided information about khalid and ibraham el bakraoui to authorities.

darla johnson and her husband are visiting darla's friend, nicole thompson, at a lakeside resort. it's unusually windy, and there's more ice on the lake than normal for this time of year. >> everybody was joking this year about how we would have an ice opener instead of a fishing opener for mother's day weekend. >> then they see something odd -- sheets of ice moving off the lake toward the houses. >> the first thing i thought when i saw it was, this is kind of neat. i've never seen anything like this before. >> darla starts recording the approaching tide of ice with her camera phone. >> it's pushing forward. this is crazy. look at this. it sounds like a train. it kept going sh, sh, sh, sh. it just kept breaking as it was moving. and then more would push, then more would break. it was cool. it looked like these big, diamond crystals. >> but then things take a dangerous turn. >> it was bringing up rocks and boulders and tearing out all the brushes and the hedges. >> oh, my god! nikki, look. >> the wall was ice was about 12 town homes wide. it just came in one big section. that's whe

eyewitness news reporter darla miles is in the clairmont section with new details on this. darla? >> reporter: this fire was accidental, started by incense burning inside the home. at this point the question is whether the mother will face charges at a later date for leaving those two children inside alone. >> i just heard screaming and come zooming across the street. >> reporter: in this sur violence video you can see a 26- year-old bronx mother in her purple coat walk outside of a laundromat and fire trucks in the background. apartment where her two toddlers were inside alone. >> when the fire department came up and they pulled into place, that is when the mother come from the laundromat, looked as if she was curious as to whether or not that was her apartment. when she got in the middle of the street she realized it was her apartment and she began to run quickly. >> reporter: the 26 nature-year- old -- the 26-year-old couldn't get to them witnesses say the expectant mother passed out. she lost these two sweet little a 2-year-old and 18-month-old. >> reporter: the young mother s

eyewitness news reporter darla miles is in the st. george section of staten island with the story. >> because of the statute of limitations and in part because to be entered here tomorrow at the staten island courthouse, prosecutors say they only plan to charge robert costanzo with three counts of burglary in the second degree. in all of these cases, the most infamous ninja burglar sighting, they say they can't even connect him to that one. >> the particular case you mentioned where there was a victim who mentioned or saw nunchucks and someone in black clothing, we're not able to confirm that was one of the cases he was involved in. >> reporter: there are about 150 burglary cases police say they can link robert costanzo too. these are the black hoodie, pants and mask he wore which earned him the nickname ninja burglar. >> this man robert costanzo is the ninja burglar. he committed all the burglaries that were a blight on this community for 10 years. >> reporter: it wasn't just staten island. the 46-year-old hit homes in 2006. one burg

. >> darla miles is live at the clairmont section with the details. darla? >> reporter: we have learned incense is the cause of this fire and we have video of the mother in the laundromat while her two children were inside of a third floor apartment when this fire started. at this point she has not been charged with a crime. >> it is so sad. they are babies and they can't help themselves and it is like thinking that they was tortured, like burned to death. you hear them crying. no one couldn't get in the house. >> reporter: the 26-year-old mother returns to butler houses thursday morning, hard to walk, it is the same place where her two little girls died, where candles are burning for their a 2-year-old and an 18-month- old. >> so many other kids that live there and other adults. i don't understand why no one was there. >> reporter: the young mother thought someone else was in the apartment she shares with another family while she spent 45 palestinians in the laundromat across the street. she is seen in this surveillance video obtained by eyewitness news, at

. >> eyewitness news reporter darla myles has the details. darla. >>reporter: this has been a love triangle to say the least. we're told -- he approached his girlfriend and that's when he fatally stabbed him in the chest and he's held at the 19th precinct. >> a worker guy and family member. >> he was stabbed together after confronting the walking with his new boyfriend tuesday morning. >> i feel sad and very bad. i don't know what happened. >> investigators say she did not come clean at first saying the 1:00 a.m. attack between east 94th was random. after looking at surveillance video, police got the truth that her and her new boo were approached bial y al var rez. >> i came to see what's going on because i don't know anything. >> the 20-year-old mother flagged down a cab and went to the hospital with alvarez saying he was a victim of a random attack who it was he who started >>> that was darla myles. we apologize for t he awed -- that audio glitch. >>> a woman has the -- the victim lives at the christopher school on east 29th street in the bronx. p

. >> darla miles is at the school with a disturbing story. darla? >> reporter: this is not a new game as you mentioned, it is either called holocaust pong or alcoholic caust. and this is one of the rare photos of the game. we are told that one of the students who was at this house party when the game was being played when she asked the kids to stop she was told to stop being a party pooper. >> i just feel as though it was just so insensitive. >> reporter: it was just a three-second snap, so it took a minute to really see that their cups were arranged like a swastika and the star of david. >> i saw it on snapchat and took a screen shot. i wasn't going to do anything with it, but i showed it to one of my close friends and expressed to me that she had been at the party and asked them to stop. >> reporter: this is a drinking game. nazis verses jews beer pong. taken of the juniors and seniors at a spring break party posting it on snapchat. she took a screen shot of the snap and blogged about it. standing up for her jewish friend. >> she was horrified. an

darla. >>reporter: well, diana, we have learned here at eyewitness news that this 23-year-old has been arrested before in burglary and has led police on a foot chase through this neighborhood before. in fact, i spoke to one eyewitness who said around 4:00 yesterday afternoon that he ran through his front yard, looked at one of the neighbors and kept going and that was just hours before this shooting. what was his grandmother doing at the time? >> she was on her knees crying inside. because where my window is, i can see in their door, she was crying. >>reporter: a 23-year-old man shot by police, according to witnesses inside of his grandparent's home. they say his grandmother simply beside herself. >> the ambulance came for her. she fainlted. >>reporter: outside? >> yeah. >>reporter: the incident happy around 7:00 p.m. thursday on bellevue avenue in butler. you were standing ouz. >> talking. they put the tape in. stretcher. >> the policeman told me that it was a guy on the loose they went loo

reporting live in east new york, darla miles. >>> mayor de blasio has a news conference planned today to update new yorkers on the city's response to the zika virus. the country's top infectious disease, at this point american pregnancy and the zika virus. dr.anthony fouchy warns there will likely be locally transmitted zika cases this summer. >>> a verizon worker has hit -- 45,000 are protesting in verizon's plans to move jobs offshore. verizon has hired thousands of nonunion workers to replace those on strike. >>> local organizations are banding together to help the victims of a devastating earthquake in ecuador. we have learned the death toll from the quake has now ballooned to at least 350 people, as rescuers continue to dig through the rubble. spain's red crossest matzs as organizations in our area it this morning gathered at the ecuadorian consult in queens. flour, bread, and ready to eat food are being donated. >>> classes are back on schedule after suny -- reports of an armed suspect just after 9:00 last night. they believe that suspect may have run off into the woods. officia

darla miles is live with the story. carla? >> reporter: we are here now at jacoby medical center in the bronx. the 64-year-old driver is in serious but stable condition. after the suspect took about $150 cash, the driver was able to get out of the car and go for help. >> reporter: a livery cab driver in his 60s, stabbed a number of times during a dropoff on cedar place in yonkers. at thend of the rid the passenger let the driver know it was a holdup. and wanted cash. the suspect stabbed him, grabbed the money and ran. this comes after just last month, another livery cab driver in yonkers was stabbed in the neck, robbed and the he is pulling through. through. he is still in intensive care. we will continue going to the hospital and praying for the best. broadway. christian was able to run across the street. >> every time you are picking up a strange and you don't know when that stranger is going to do to you. >> reporter: the last case, almost a month to the day, the suspect was arrested. however yonkers police are still lookin

reporting live on the upper east side, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> a raging fire ripped through a home in suffolk county. by the time firefighters a arrived, flames were shooting out of the windows. the good news is there was apparently no one home at the time. no one was hurt. there's no word yet on what caused the fire. >>> two lanes remain closed on 6th avenue in midtown at this hour, after yesterday's water main break. 58th street is also closed between 6th and 7th avenues. the utility crews are working to repair problems from that yesterday morning, plumes of what looked like smoke could be seen rising as high as seven stories. >>> turning to vote 2016 now. we're just one week away from the new york primary, and a new poll shows presidential front- runners, donald trump, and hillary clinton with double- digit lead here. trump, clinten, as well as john kasich, and bernie sanders stumping across the state. >> reporter: the presidential candidates with new york ties are fighting for bragging rights in the state, as they also try to reaches a many voters as they can bef

darla miles channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> firefighters are on the scene of some sort of explosion at a business. blast, followed by a fire at a fragrance business in an industrial complex this afternoon. the mayor tells us one person was injured, although it is not known how badly injured. firefighters are now inspecting the building and trying to determine what caused the blast. >>> all eyes on brooklyn as hillary clinton and bernie sanders get ready to square off in their ninth and potentially final debate. the stage is set, literally, for what could be the most contentious debate yet. this is their first face off since sanders questioned clinton's qualifications. marcie gonzalez has the latest from brooklyn. >> reporter: a democratic debate battle in the big apple. tonight hillary clinton and bernie sanders will take this stage, facing off for the first time in more than a month following a massive rally last night in manhattan. >> jane and i left new york city when we were kids. >> reporter: brooklyn-born sanders back in his home borough tonight. senator clinton campaigning in th

eyewitness news reporter darla miles is at jacoby medical center in the bronx with the latest on the investigation. >> that livery cab driver was released from the hospital about an hour or so ago. he told police he fought back hard and woke up the entire block trying to get help. >> when i saw the cab, he was already outside of his car. he was bleeding. >> reporter: outside in the dark of night, bloody and 64-year-old livery cab driver is stabbed in the torso and has defensive wounds on his hands robbed him. type. passenger also getting out. >> reporter: that scuffle woke up the families who live on thursday. police say the driver picked up a fare on the east side of town and when he arrived at the final destination, the passenger pulled out a knife and demanded money. they say the suspect stabbed the driver once in the torso inside of the car, then both men got out of the car where the victim got sliced all over his hands, trying to fight off his attacker a tablet. >> i just happened to hear what was going on, then like momentarily you heard a thump, i think a door slam. >> this dr

reporting on the upper east side, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> the federal corruption probe in to the nypd that also involves mayor de blasio now includes another prominent local official. investigators are now looking in to the campaign contributions for westchester county executive rob astorino. his campaign reportedly received a donation from one of the two brooklyn businessmen now under investigation. the men who also donated to mayor de blasio's 2013 campaign face allegations of pay-offs to police. huge leads in the polls tonight for donald trump and hillary clinton, ahead of next tuesday's new york primary. busy day of campaigning for all the candidates in the state. first the democrats, town hall in rochester for bernie sanders. hillary clinton at a round table on pay equality in new york city. as for the republicans, speaker of the house paul ryan insisting late this afternoon he will not be a candidate for president, nor would he accept the nomination of his party no matter how brokered and open his party's convention is in cleveland in july. trump in the econ

eyewitness news reporter darla >> reporter: that should have been an indication right off the bat that this cash grab wouldn't come without any hiccups. >> with the gun he pointed to my head. snoop saeed was sitting behind the counter in his deli in east new york sunday night when two men came in to his store, one armed with a gun. >> he got my hand and he moved me back. and one of his friends, he came around and started taking the money and he moved me back over there and told me sit down. because he was scared i'm going to do something to him. >> reporter: the gunman's instinct was right. the struggle for the firearm plays out in the store surveillance video. >> i was mad because our blood is hot. it's not like somebody can take something. if he was asking me better, i was going to give it to him. >> the fight didn't stop there. after the gunman ran out of the store with the cash, saeed, him. >> i had a can of soda. i tried to scare him. and i hit him and he ran away. >> you threw a soda can at him? >> yeah, because it was empty and i was drinking it. >> reporter: saeed was grazed in

. >> darla, thank you. big developments. >>> polls are closing in three hours from now and there is controversy over the disappearance from the rolls of tens of thousands of new york city voters. >> donald trump cast his battle at a synagogue in midtown and hillary clinton and former president clinton voted near their home in west chester county. >> bernie sanders, a native new yorker, now a vermont resident voted before he headed to at stake, 291 delegates for the democrats and 95 for the pbs. one of the biggest prizes in the race so far. >> we have several covering the candidates and voting. we'll start in midtown. clinton will be here at 9:00 or 9:30 for what she hopes will be a victory celebration. months ago, none of us thought it would be unsettled here on april 19th but we are here. this morning where she has voted for years, a homecoming for hillary clinton and her husband after watching others vote if other primaries, and she has a chance to vote at home. >> i love new york and it's been a joy to b

. >> eyewitness news reporter darla miles is in paramus with more. >> that traffic stop was conducted by the bergen county sheriff's office and the arresting officer wrote in his report that he was overwhelmed when he found out that was the bergen county public safety director. he said he continued to interrupt the traffic stop even after he was being told he was being recorded and after the suspect was putting handcuffs in [ inaudible ] >> reporter: 27 years as a new jersey state trooper. part of the credentials that got ralph rivera, jr. the job as the bergen county public safety director. but it wasn't enough to hook up his boy and get him out of a dwi last month. >> reporter: this is dashcam video from march 19th around 3:30 a.m. according to a bergen county police report, francisco almonte was driving his wife's jeep cherokee when he was pulled over on main street in hackensack for failing to use the turn signal twice. shortly afterwards rivera showed up in a county vehicle and according to the police report, interrupted the traffic stop four times. >> reporter: i told him that i

eyewitness news reporter darla miles is in the st. george section of staten island with the story. darla. >> reporter: well, liz, prosecutors say they expect robert ca stanso to accept a plea deal tomorrow here at the staten island courthouse. they say he spent about two days giving them a videotaped confession to being the ninja burglar. they say he in fact took a little pride in being called that name. >> sadly, some pride in that and some note right in having -- notoriety in having it. i also think that he benefited in his mind from all of the people thought it was the ninja burglar. >> reporter: here is the black gear that police say the ninja burglar became so infamous for. they say he has now been unmasked and identified as 46- year-old robert ca stanso. >> he gave a lengthy video statement about his role in these burglaries and admitted to being the person known as the ninja burglar. >> reporter: a burglar who police say stole more than $4 million in cash and goods from more than 150 homes in three states, new york, new jersey and connecticut over a period of 10 years. >> oc

. >> reporter: in little falls darla miles channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> a firefighter in new jersey recovering tonight from an injury he suffered when the second floor of the house suddenly collapsed. it broke out on forest street and jersey city last night. firefighters thought it was under control so they left around midnight. around 6:00 this morning the fire reignited. when firefighters went inside, one of them, from the second floor the floor gave way. >> and extended into two occupied buildings. >> there were five buildings involved. two were occupied, three were vacant. >> reporter: no residents were hurt, but 10 people homeless. the cause of the fire under >>> new at 11:00 a deadly tiger attack at a zoo in florida. a zoo keeper was mauled to death by a malan tiger. it is not physical to the public and the zoo said that guests were never at risk. authorities had to wait for a tranquilizer to kick in before they were able to get to the victim. the tiger was later put down. >>> today marks three years since the boston marathon bombing and the city is honor the victims. a ringin

reporting live in staten island, darla miles, eyewitness news. >>> a court appearance for the father and man dressed as the easter bunny. they got in a brawl in a new jersey mall. they're both charged with aggravated assault and disorderly conduct. he's charged of attacking charles after he fell off his child's lap while taking a photo in jersey city. >>> we now have the name of a suspect in a police shooting. the the man was shot after pulling a gun on officers in downtown brooklyn. officers had stopped one man for a warrant, and his friend allegedly pulled a gun from his waistband. officers shot him in the hand. both men were arrested. computer outages are continuing at branches across the state. the dmv is asking customers, if possible, to avoid going to its offices. however, it does not affect triple a offices. customers are being encouraged to go there for licenses or card renewals. if your license expires today, it will remain valid until tomorrow night. >>> bill de blasio's campaign has expanded. prosecutors are focused on efforts to raise money for democratic candidates in ha

darla miles is on the scene. do you hear us? >> i'm right here, bill. can you hear me? show you exactly what the scene is here on 31st street. you can see there's an nypd patrol car here. i want to show you the two officers standing in the middle of the street where this is believed to have happened. in fact they're standing, we're told, my sources here, that they're guarding the spot where there may be fluid here on the street. i spoke with one witness who said around 3:40 they saw one ambulance and lots of police cars. they responded very quickly to the scene. we know around 3:40 this call came in about a stabbing here on 5th avenue and west 31st street. we're told that the person has been transported to the hospital. no condition on them yet. but we'll tell you we're seeing lots of police activity in this area, not just here on 31st and 5th but also on the surrounding streets which suggest there may be some type of search for the potential suspect. at this point we know one stabbing has happened and that

darla miles in midtown manhattan york. >>> now to the wild scene in new jersey you'll only see right here. a man sleeping in his car sudden ly targeted by robbers but he refused to become a victim. >> this could be troubling to watch. using his car as a weapon, the victim goes on the attack and he wins. >> it all went down yesterday in a parking lot in paterson. aj ross getting the video today. she's live in paterson with the eyewitness news exclusive. >> this is some of the debris left over from the crazy exchange. the victim pegged as an easy target. the man asleep in his car. you'll only see on eyewitness news, he not only fought back, he chased those guys across the street and taught them a lesson in the school of hard knocks they'll never forget. >> reporter: a botched robbery paterson early monday morning when three suspects ambushed a man who fell asleep in his van in this grocery store parking lot. the trio first approached his vehicle with hammered and tried to pin him in place with another car. he rammed their vehicle for for payback. >> it's a chaotic situation. think abou

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a team of central officers including officers peal, darla mick bride, hillary harper, george [inaudible] sturly hayes and katelyn low led by sergeant [inaudible] and joseph fisher and molly [inaudible] participated in the pursuit. the sus spect ran across the rooch top and came to a dead end of 3 story buildic with no roof left to run on. officer san tana authorized the suspect to drop the weapon. the suspect jumped on a tree building and landed on a parked audi. the suspect was taken into custody not a shot fired. that is a incredible story. i want to cu-mind captain luzar for his leadership. [applause]. officer for your brevely and heroism and cool and cant thank you you enough. we are joined by officer san tana, peal, katelyn low and puchety. thank you for your service. i have comidations for other officers involved. >> thank you. i want to thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules to recognize these hero of san francisco police officers. we are very grateful to be here today and very grateful to work with these men and women. officer peal and san tana 22 years in the poli

a team of central officers including officers peal, darla mick bride, hillary harper, george [inaudible] sturly hayes and katelyn low led by sergeant [inaudible] and joseph fisher and molly [inaudible] participated in the pursuit. the sus spect ran across the rooch top and came to a dead end of 3 story buildic with no roof left to run on. officer san tana authorized the suspect to drop the weapon. the suspect jumped on a tree building and landed on a parked audi. the suspect was taken into custody not a shot fired. that is a incredible story. i want to cu-mind captain luzar for his leadership. [applause]. officer for your brevely and heroism and cool and cant thank you you enough. we are joined by officer san tana, peal, katelyn low and puchety. thank you for your service. i have comidations for other officers involved. >> thank you. i want to thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules to recognize these hero of san francisco police officers. we are very grateful to be here today and very grateful to work with these men and women. officer peal and san tana 22 years in the poli