i'm joe torres. >> i'm diana williams. jimmy kimmel is next. eyewitness news returns tomorrow at 4:30 with ken rosato and lori stokes. for all of us here, have a great evening and we'll see you manana. >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- ashton kutcher trailer park boys and music from david gilmour with cleto and the cletones. and now, by the way, here's

thanks to diana williams. and some of you may remember bruce springsteen pulling a very young courteney cox up on the stage, started dancing to "dancing in the dark" in 1984. he's still at it. only in this case the fan 91 years old. how cute is this? springsteen in st. paul, minnesota, cutting the rug with 91-year-old jean heintz. she's, like, what? she's been a super fan for many, many years, attending more than 100 springsteen concerts over the years. you gotta love bruce. when he throws on a show, he's the show for everybody in that audience. good stuff >> i love that. i don't think i can top it, but i'm going to to try. thrnchts is a new animal video that's got the internet completely and utterly obsessed. i give you panning-fu from china, which, by the way, translates to fat and yeah. jump. >> the 33-pounder is seen in this video on facebook. he's seen trying, struggling to no avail to reach for the door handle. watching this helpless animal seems to have brought a lot of joy to people. there's more video

. >> i'm diana williams. jimmy kimmel is coming up next. eyewitness news returns tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- salma hayek, reggie miller, and music from lukas graham. with cleto and the cletones.

diana williams and david novarro and marcus solis and nina pineda all answered questions from the crowd. viewers also shared story ideas with us about housing, politics, education, and anti-gun legislation. remember, you can also reach out to us at our website, abc7ny. >> our viewers aren't shy. >>> accuweather forecast. calm here but you did want to talk about some severe weather. oklahoma and kansas and we have incredible video of the actual formation. if you look at this, you can see the tornado making the connection with the ground, and it becomes a tornado at that stage. a super cell thunderstorm has rotating air in the horizontal. when it makes that connection, you can see the tornado form. it's amazing to see it slow down. it's like you have a big whirl and small whirls around it so it's called multiple vorteces. we could have heavy downpours. one home destroyed confirmed near the tulsa area. the empire state building is in green tonight for the new york cosmos' home opener. 47 degrees right now. it's been holding steady much of the evening. south wind at 9. high today, 56 degree

good evening, i'm diana williams. >> i'm joe torres. bill and sade are off tonight. tonight the victim is in critical condition, fighting for her life. it happened near union street and mlk drive. >> eyewitness news reporter jim dolan is there with the developing details. >> that car came screaming down union street. it jumped the curb over here. it knocked over a light post, all the while dragging a young woman alone. witnesses say the two had been arguing beforehand and at least to them it sure looked intentional. much power built up before it slammed in to the wall. it knocked over a light post on union street but the traffic light was the least of it. a young woman was struck. and eyewitnesses say the driver and victim had been arguing. >> they were fighting in the car. the girl jumped back in the driver's seat and just mowed her down. just ran her down. >> in your mind this was deliberate? >> deliberate. deliberate. the car jumped, while she was there. uncle. he saw it all. >> she just hit the gas as hard down. >> the girl hit the gas and the other girl is right

. >>> i'm diana williams in the news room. here's what's coming upping later. how many returns are too man? one man got banned from amazon. looking for great spring travel deals? 7 on your side of where to look, when to book and how to save the most money now. those stories and more beginning on eyewitness news at 4:00. let's go, guys. where do you want to go? >> somewhere warm. >> a road trip for all of us. we are ready. >> do we have to drive? >> that would be so fun. >> that would be interesting. >> we would make david drive. >> i know how this works. >>> it is time for the feed. twitter. you are ten years old. where did the time go? media revolution was launched 140 characters at a time. the cofounder sent out the first tweet that read setting up my twitter. since then the social media site responsible for paving the way to egypt arab spring uprising, turning hashtag #s into thing. twitter users are creating 500 million tweets per day. right now amy is tweeting, as i speak. >> at amy freeze 7. it is out there. >> it is two billion tweets every year. >> that

i'm diana williams. >> i'm joe torres. >>> the man fell 7 stories to his death. >> police believe wind gusts may have been a factor. eyewitness news reporter is live with more. >> reporter: this mystery in this horrible accident is where or not those high winds caused this building miniature to fall. >>i'm shocked. it comes and goes. >> reporter: jose, like others are left stunned by the accidental death of 57-year-old clifford la may who was killed after he fell from the seven- story office building around 7:00 a.m. tuesday morning. a statement police say it afears his death can be attributed to a horrific accident and no foul play is suspected. >> nothing happened when i came in at a quarter to 7:00. 7:15 the guard called me down. >> reporter: they believe he had gone to the roof of the building to check on possible damage from the high winds overnight. when he fell he struck a tree before landing. police say the investigation is on-going. investigators are trying to determine if high winds played a factor in his death. >> shock. i'm shocked that it could happen. he goes to work in t

i'm diana williams. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. we're gathering new information on breaking news we've been following for the last hour. within the past 20 minutes a road in new jersey has reopened after a car wreck that killed several people on route 9 and olbridge in middlesex county. >> toni yates is at the scene. she just spoke with a woman who saw the whole thing. >> we're actually standing in front of the bridgeway diner here on route 9. this accident happened just before noon this morning. here now. but they said the shift before them is the shift that saw this accident, and apparently some of those workers went out to try to help the victims so they're giving us their story. we want you to take a look at this video. this is route 9 near 516. witnesses have said that the green suv, the driver was traveling in one direction. the gold honda was traveling in the opposite direction. for some reason they say the suv jumped the divider and crashed head on in to the honda. police say at least two people were taken to robert wood jo

. >>> hi everybody, i'm diana williams in the newsroom. here's what's coming up on eyewitness news. a woman says she was given a bogus bill at the bank of all places. 7 on your side has ways to protect yourself from getting any funny money, and we're going to work a parking lot attendant who won millions. those stories on eyewitness news at 4. we're going to start with a national guardsman racing against the clock to get a kidney transplant. his military contract expired. was about to lose his insurance coverage, then a marine corps veteran stepped in to save the day. dustin brown's plea for help began with a social media post. pleading to the world that he desperately needed a kidney. brown had reached stage 5 kidney failure, and about to lose insurance, because his time with the guard was up. but a 44-year-old was willing to give a kidney to a fellow soldier in need. it was a match and brown and his family could not be any more grateful. isn't that great? >> terrific. >>> a post about generosity, and giving people a chance is going viral. a 25 daughter of immigrants worked hard to

. >>> hi everybody, i'm diana williams in the newsroom. here's what's coming up a bit later on eyewitness news. finding the best stroller. "consumer reports" puts them to the test. we're going to tell you which ones fared the best, and also the best price point. we're also going to tell you about the first jeweler to get the official made in new york certification. we'll show you what that means, and why it's important to those who are creating jewelry in new york state. those stories and more beginning on eyewitness news that's all i got. >> that's plenty. the jewelry capital of the world. you just wonder, what does this mean to me, i get it. thank you, diane. >>> the time for the feed. we begin with another reminder of why we have to be careful what we most on social media. michael daulton learned that the hard way. he shared this shot of a short cut through his neighborhood. shortly after, he got a knock on the door from the police. running the stop signs and reckless driving. police say he has a right to post anything he wants. they ha

. >>> i'm diana williams in the newsroom. here is what is coming up later. for the first time, the youth football organization has suffered a lawsuit. what the organization is accused of failing to do. hundreds of senior citizens in queens say they've been without phone service for a month. seven on your side with what is taking so long. the phone, of course, a life line for so many of the seniors. those and more beginning on eyewitness news first at four. we'll have all of that and more for you. >> can't wait. >> we'll be tuning in. >>> time for the stories that got their start on social media and will be shared and retweeted. we'll begin with a new way to watch moviesies. first, 4 dx movie theaters. it is expected to be a complete experience. when batman versus super man, regal cinema, movie goers will see it on the scene, top of the notch, it will allow them to have the environmental feels, right down to the smells. they will give it to you. another four dx which is so clear, that is set to open in manhattan. >> they're taking the experience to, like, the

i'm diana williams in the news room. here's whether or not it is coming up later on eyewitness news. it is that time of year, parents looking at summer camps. we have everything you need ton from what to look for, how to get your child ready. and how to encourage them to have great fun. go to summer camp. back to you, guys. >> that's such a great idea. love that. >> summer camp for adults. >> lover that. >> all right, thanks, diana. time now for the feed. we'll begin with a photo of female airline passengers' daunte ramos, tweeted that photograph monday night. and the caption reads, congrats seat 22b. you have invented a whole new way to be awful at 35,000 feet. well, that prompted more than 8500 likes, 9,000 retweets. and some suggestions about how ramos should handle the situation. ramos said he asked the woman to move her ponytail. >> the ponytail flopped out of our sight and presumably back into hers. complaining about air travel is a staple of twitter. the novelty of it seemed like it was something that was worth sh

i'm diana williams in the news roomment coming up later on eyewitness news, workers at a high profile construction site fired on the spot for alcohol and drugs. it's an eyewitness news investigators exclusive. we're going to take you back to at this, the car of the future. tim fleischer takes us for a test drive right on the streets of new york. can you imagine seeing those little buggies all over the place? those stories and more beginning on eyewitness news first at 4:00. kind of looks like a little buggy there. >> great parking. >> exactly. >>> a mom wrote a touching note to a character at disney world that's gone viral. janice maureen murphy posted photos of when she met the fairy godmother who was holding and hugging a purple teddy bear. the bear holds the ashes of murphy's infant daughter who passed away shortly after birth. she wrote about how the fairy godmother interacted with the teddy bear like she would with any child. she said when you hugged her and touched her cheek, you made me >>> when you're the president of the united states you have to do many things as the ambassa

. >> i'm diana williams. jimmy kimmel is coming up next. eyewitness news returns tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- salma hayek, reggie miller, and music from lukas graham. with cleto and the cletones. here's jimmy kimmel! >>> thank you for watching. thanks for coming. my real friends. you know, once every couple of months, there's some explicable online trend that becomes wildly popular like the cinnamon challenge, the kiley ginner challenge with the duck lips. some are dumb, some are dangerous and 0 this one is both. it's called the banana peel challenge. have you heard about this? the way it works, you put a then you step on it. [ laughter ] >> i don't know why they're doing it either. i don't know. when i was a teenagerser, the only challenge i cared about was trying to get someone to have sex with me and i failed that. can you imagine someone asked you, how did you become, if you don't mind mying, how did you become paralyzed? the your answer is the banana peel challenge? three more tr

i'm diana williams. >> i'm shirleen allicot in for sade baderinwa. tonight we're hearing from people who witnessed the confusion and mayhem after that crash, and learning more about the survivors. >> eyewitness news reporter cefaan kim is live in the fordham heights section with the exclusive video. >> eyewitnesses describe absolute shock and chaos here yesterday. that sidewalk was packed with pedestrians when an out of control car tried to swerve out of the way of a stopped vehicle in the right lane. it jumped the curb and slammed in to a crowd of people. quee have video that -- we have video that shows it but we have to warning you, it is graphic. >> reporter: exclusive video obtained by eyewitness news shows a packed sidewalk yesterday in the bronx. a mother with her baby in a stroller among the crowd when just seconds later an out of control chevy impala jumps the but somehow everyone survived. >> it was going at least 30, 40 miles per hour. >> reporter: eyewitnesses describing sheer panic after the 26-year-old driver lost control on east fordham

. >>> hi, everybody, i'm diana williams in the newsroom. here is what is coming up later, the east hampton get away that has become the center of a beach battle, some say it is unruly and unsafe for families. we'll hear from both sides and we'll show you the new art exhibit that exhibits beauty and profiles strong women and it features a popular abc star. beginning on eyewitness news first at four. beautiful and strong. that is us, right? >> yes! >> i was going to say that. >> let me say that. beautiful and strong. both of you. >> oh, boy. i feel better now. >>> it is time now for the feed, the stories that got their start on social media and are getting shared and retweeted. you know the medal, the purple heart. it ended up in a secondhand store. . it turns out he was a man by the name of ule whiteman who died in seattle back in 19916789 he was buried -- 1991. he was buried in oregon. the only relative found was a former sister in law who met ule once back in 1965. he was rarely in touch with the family and they had no idea they had a war

. >> i'm diana williams. reaction already pouring in tonight about those comments by donald trump, comments that were made in the past few hours. >> he said today he is pro life and that abortion should be banned, and that women who break the law should be punished. >> dave evans is following developments. he's in the news room with the latest. >> these latest comments by donald trump will certainly upset pro choice voters. he told nbc's chris matthews that women who get an abortion should receive some form of punishment. >> you believe in punishment for abortion, yes or no, as a principle? >> the answer is there has to be >> for the woman? >> yes. >> you take positions on everything else. >> it's a very complicated position. >> donald trump today made the comments at a town hall meeting. he's campaigning in wisconsin to very conservative republican voters there, his comments may have some appeal. but hillary clinton this afternoon responded tweeting out, just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, she g

. >> i'm diana williams. jimmy kimmel is next. eyewitness news returns tomorrow at 4:30 with ken rosato and lori stokes. for all of us here, have a great evening and we'll see you manana. >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- ashton kutcher trailer park boys and music from david gilmour with cleto and the cletones. and now, by the way, here's >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks to equal of you for coming. did you have a good holiday weekend? i hope you did. i hope the bunny brought all your favorite colored jellybeans. we had a fun easter sunday. turns out my daughter jane, who's 20 months old, we found out she's not a good egg hunter. we handed her a basket and pointed her at the eggs and she stood there like, you expect me to pick these up? i've got an idea, here's your basket back, you pick them up, knock yourselves out. she wasn't aggressive at all. i can't decide if that's good or bad. do you want your daughter to be the one who knocks the other do you want

. >> i'm diana williams. we begin with the changing weather. meteorologist lee goldberg is tracking the storms. >> these just flared up over the last hour and a half and i just got this report that rolled in from eastern pennsylvania. the storms actually producing penny-sized hail over there. skies are getting more threatening over parts of new jersey. these aren't severe storms but they have heavy downpours. the clusters are definitely holding together as they now move in to western new jersey. let's look at the ones moving in to parts of western new jersey, not too far from mercer county. over bridge water, next half hour to 45 minutes. thunderstorm with a lot of lightning. not too far from liberty in sullivan county as well. let's time these for you. approaching new york city probably by the 6:00 hour. they're moving east at 45. in parts of the hudson valley before 6:00. another look at a future scan radar confirming it's going to approach new york city, go through the hudson valley and jersey shore right around 6:00. after that for parts of

i'm bill ritter in for diana williams. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. quick police work leading to the ist roof -- to the arrest of a young man. >> police say the suspect was driving his girlfriend's truck. she was also arrested. wait till you hear why. >> eyewitness news reporter sandra bookman at the intersection in west new york where it happened. >> that girlfriend that you mentioned, the suspected driver's girlfriend, tonight facing charges of hindering and obstruction. and told her about the incident, up. >> at about midnight last night, the car was recovered and two persons were arrested. >> reporter: good old fashioned police work. that's what authorities say led them to 33-year-old fabian rodriguez and his girlfriend, 26-year-old johanna rosas-alvarez. -- joanna rosas-alvarez. that same car captured moments later by another camera, invaluable evidence according to investigators. >> from the video, we were able to get the first two and the last two characters from the license plate and then just a series of detectives going through different pla

i'm diana williams. >> i'm sade baderinwa. >>> police raids are take ing ing -- taking place around belgium as isis claims responsibility for today's attacks. abc news obtained exclusive video of authorities entering a building where an isis flag and explosive device was found. >> police are searching for the man on the right in the white jacket. there's surveillance video from the brussels airport. the other two suspects are believed to have died in the attacks. a total of 34 are confirmed dead, 180 injuries including nine americans. >> the attack at the airport later an attack at the maelbeek subway station. >> that's where a.j. ross is for us right now live tonight. a.j. >> reporter: diana and sade, it's been a little over 3 hour i did notice a heightened police, a very visible police presence. at this hour the airport does remain on lock up following this morning's devastating suicide terrorist attacks. here now at the metro station there's more media than locals. a lot of people staying in place following the instructions given earlier for them today to stay at home. take a look at the

. >>> hi, everybody, i'm diana williams here in the newsroom. here is what is coming up later taking a toll on your body. we'll look at things you can do at your desk to help you feel better and make you more productive. if you're considering a juice cleanse, consumer reports looks at the different kinds to see how they stack up. we have those stories and coming up at first at four. i'll be doing my desk push ups. >> you're already in amazing shape. >> you have to stay fit, david. >> that is the truth. >> thanks a lot. >> thank you, diana. >>> it is time for the feed. ever see a status update and think to yourself, maybe they shouldn't have wrote that? >> oh, i have! >> right? facebook says it receives more than a million reports of day of users violating the policy, that includes allegations of hate speech. one facebook executive says it can be tricky to separate free speech from preaching hate. it draws the line when they attack somebody based on the individual characteristics. >>> a bond between a boy and a a story to combine. you can't pass

. >>> i'm diana williams. >> we know one person is in critical condition. traffic is still backed up. shannon? >> reporter: you can obviously see why. look at the damage to the vehicle traveling east when the tire came flying over from the westbound lanes. all of this happening before 2:00 this afternoon right around the cross island parkway. we mentioned it before. it is a miracle that that was the only car that was hit because we want to show you where the tire finally came to a rest all the way against the guardrail off the right-hand side shoulder of the roadway. so it went all the way across all of the lanes at grand central parkway. we'll bring you to the other side because obviously, the car that lost that tire was traveling on the other side of the roadway, on the westbound side but look at how far down all the way down here is where that car is. if you look closely at the front tire on the driver's side, you can see that that tire is, in fact, missing. so this is going to be an ongoing accident investigation here. as you mentioned, one person is in

i'm diana williams. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. right now. we want to get to the first one on the east side of manhattan, 10 people have been injured in an mta bus crash. >> we're going to take a live look at the scene right now. you can see right now these live pictures. they're actually pulling someone off that bus right now. we understand these injuries are not life-threatening but certainly people onboard that bus shaken up, perhaps suffering some minor injuries, and that person on a stretcher there, they're getting ready to take that person off to the hospital. this crash happened at the fdr and 34th street and the bus there as you can see, the driver saying he somehow lost and hit that post. he said he also hit the overpass there. >> this happened at about 4:12. there were 10 people who were injured. we're seeing perhaps this is the first person being taken off this bus. again, we were told that they are nonlife-threatening injuries and fdr is there on the scene them to the hospital. >> first responders there taking care of it. as soon

i'm diana williams. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. we begin with the weather and the snow that's coming tonight. >> take a look outside right now. you can see some clouds. there we are. some clouds starting to move in. this storm is not a big snow maker but it is going to be enough to impact the morning commute. >> the department of sanitation has issued a snow alert in new york city. starting at 10:00 tonight. alternate side parking is already suspended for tomorrow. how much snow could we see in the morning? lee goldberg is in the studios. >> i know it's not what you want to hear, end of the week, looking for a rocking chair friday. you have annoying snow coming in that will slow you down in spots. certainly to the south. right now the clouds are rolling in. you know how cold it's been. it's been in the 30s all day long. a look at new york harbor and seeing a hint of the filtered sunshine going away as the clouds start to roll in. we're several hours away from any snowflakes. we're at 35 degrees. see the numbers not far from the sno

i'm diana williams. >> that man wanted for stabbing another man to death said she >> she said he was defending his daughter and didn't mean to kill anyone. >> the family of the man said this was an accident. they say he was simply defending his daughter because another man robbed and attacked her. >> he felt i'm going to have to kill this [ bleep ] i'm a cut you. >> reporter: she said that was after that man assaulted her. cops say her granddaughter was traveling from brooklyn. initially she agreed but then she changed her mind. police say that's when the man snatched the dollar out of her hand. deltoro says then -- >> what he did was turned around and punched her in the face twice. when he went to punch her the third time, she ducked. >> reporter: so her her father for help. her father got here first. cops say 48-year-old julio velasquez stabbed that man in the upper back. cops say the man stumbled on to a southbound number 2 train. one stop later he collapsed and was rushed to a hospital where he died. >> my son was probably scared daylights that my granddaughter was going to be an

. >> and i'm diana williams. we now know the motive for that shooting that rising pro baseball player, it stemmed from a fight over drag race. >> michael noland was gunned down outside a burger king in yonkers in october. noland had been drafted by a major league baseball team. eyewitness news reporter marcus solis is live in yonkers with reaction from noland's family. >> it's unclear whether or not mike noland is the intended target. he was involved in a dispute with the suspects the night it was made more difficult by uncooperative witnesses. >> they took my son for no reason whatsoever. they took my son. >> reporter: through a mother's tears, some closure. in an investigation that started with little evidence. a drive-by shooting with a popular local athlete, the victim. last september, mike noland was shot three times while in the parking lot of a burger king in yonkers. the 23-year-old died weeks later. police say the shooting was retaliation over a drag race. >> we believe there was a physical dispute that

i'm diana williams. >> and i'm joe torres in for sade baderinwa. we begin with a developing story. law enforcement officers in washington have a gunman in custody after shots were fired at the u.s. capitol. authorities shot visitors and staff in their offices and ordered them to shelter in place. >> of course the shooting happened at the visitor's center. it's not right at the capitol itself. it is part of the sprawling complex there. police updating the situation just moments ago. eyewitness news reporter jim dolan in the news room now with the late details. >> we now know that the gunman is larry dauphin from tennessee. we'll get in to his somewhat disturbed history in just a moment. today police say he walked through a metal detector at the capitol visitor center, the main center for lobbyists and tourists and the metal detector went off. according to police he pulled a officers who were working that checkpoint. in the chaos, a woman was hit with shrapnel. for a few moments it was bedlam as the capitol went in to lockdown mode. police knew they had the initial gunman but was he

. >>> hi, everybody, i'm diana williams in the newsroom. here is what is coming up later. scammers steal nearly 10 thousand dollars from a local boy scout troop. when the bank doesn't step in. seven on your side does and you'll get to see nina pineda earn her merit badge. >>> a bone marrow drive for an 11-year-old girl fighting an aggressive form of leukemia. why it has been so difficult to find a match for her. beginning a at first at #. a lot coming up and time now for the feed, right? >> you're right! >> thank you so much. >>> let's get to the feed, the stories that got their start on social media and getting shared, retweeted. we'll start with touching video that i think will make you smile and cry at the same time like it has done for so many. misty knight posted on her facebook page a gift giving moment. she gave a gift to the man who raised her. it started out with silly gifts. it then turns emotional. he is discovery a petition for adoption. knight wanted to capture the moment when she wanted to become her daughter. it brought dad and daughter to tears. they've lon

i'm bill ritter in for diana williams. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. >>> first, a wife supposedly visiting her parents overseas disappearing for three months. tonight the mystery, what happened to her? >> the other mystery, what happened to her husband? he too is nowhere to be found. she's a nurse at bellevue hospital and last seen there on december 8th. >> she lived in the bedford park section of the bronx and police were there today. eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer is on the scene with more. >> police have been in and out of that house, over the past couple of days. two officers stand guard here at the present time, all in the effort to try to find the missing nurse. >> reporter: detectives came out carrying what appeared to be a bag filled with mail as they continue to sift for clues in the disappearance of 30-year-old mahfuza rahman. last seen at the hospital where she worked on december 8th. three months ago. country. >> reporter: neighbors who did not know rahman and her husband well. >> i never seen him before after this. >> reporter: eyewitness news is learning rahman's husb

. >> and i'm diana williams. we begin with the drowning of a little girl in brooklyn. police are now looking in to whether she is the victim of child abuse. >> the 2-year-old died in a bathtub in her home in sunset park. eyewitness news reporter jim dolan is there. >> what happened inside this sunset park home, how did a 4-year-old child get bruises around his neck? how did that 2-year-old baby girl drown in a bathtub when both parents were home? some answers as early as tomorrow but police are questioning the parents now. >> reporter: police are still at the home where a 2-year-old girl died apparently drowning in a bathtub while both parents were in the house. >> we're currently investigating that as a child abuse case. there is no history at the reports. we're waiting for the m.e.'s death. >> reporter: police got to the home early this morning. 2-year-old melody phang was transported to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. police removed a 4-year-old sibling from the home as well. that boy had had bruising around his neck police sources say. and he has been p

. >> i'm diana williams. >>> first two men found with knives on crowded trains. >> this afternoon nypd officers went underground urging riders to say something if they see something. >> reporter: can you imagine man is wielding a knife? these are the incidents that have been happening far too often. those two incidents that happened yesterday, fossil no one was hurt, but -- fortunately no one was hurt, but now the nypd is stepping up efforts and handing out these flyers to make sure people remain vigilant. >> we heard the overhead speakers making a really severe weather announcement. i've never heard them. police, please respond. police, please respond. >> reporter: before you know it moriah ebony waiting for the q train in brooklyn saw the train pull in and immediately pulled out her phone when she saw this. >> there's a man just standing there with a knife out just standing there. >> reporter: holding the knife in his hand with his arms to his side. ebony continues filming as he then walks through the car passing people with the knife still in his hand. >> what got to me most is that

good evening at 5:00, i'm diana williams. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. water coolers and thousands of bottles of water have been found in schools. drinking fountains there shut off. >> the d.e.p. been found in the city's water supply, so what's going on in these schools? aj ross is live for us in newark with more. >> believe it or not, school officials were notified of discoloration in the water. that prompted it to be rushed to the lab and now we're learning there's elevated lead levels at nearly half the schools in the district. >> reporter: it's an alarming new discovery that directly affects some of the most vulnerable in the city of newark, with new test results showing elevated lead levels in the water at 30 schools. >> lead causes problems. we're scared. after we leave from school we're going to go straight to the doctor and make sure nobody has no lead. >> reporter: water tests were being performed as part of an annual requirement. when discolored water was reported at spencer last week, school officials rushed the lab results. they were made awa

. >> and i'm diana williams. tonight that flight attendant she is 31-year-old marsha gay reynolds. she surrendered to police last night in new york city. >> reynolds is a full-time nursing student at nyu and was a flight attendant with jetblue for six years but has been suspended. eyewitness news reporter stacey sager is in court today in downtown brooklyn when reynolds went before a judge. >> reporter: this flight attendant made plenty of mistakes, $3 million worth at l.a.x. airport, but clearly turning herself in last night made all the difference today here in court. a federal judge did just approve a bail bond package for her a short time ago. this was the scene as the family of marsha gay reynolds left the courthouse today. they did not wish to speak with us. >> she was accused of a crime. >> reporter: in fact, they yelled shut up as we asked them questions, but a federal judge in brooklyn did approve a reynolds on hold for one more day. this is so california prosecutors can appeal this case if they wish. reynolds is a 31-year-old former beauty queen, a college grad. she was a

i'm diana williams here in the newsroom. and here's what's coming up a bit later on eyewitness news. a dog owner says his dog walker was not actually walking his dog. we're going to show you the hidden camera footage that also explains why his poop was -- putting poop in the house. he was pooping in the house. pooch was pooping in the house. we'll have that and more coming up. plus giants player jason pierre paul paid a special visit to a burn unit this morning. we'll tell you why he was drawn to go visit the folks there. those stories and more beginning on eyewitness news first at 4:00. i was watching the dog to see what it was going to do, if it was going to poop or pee on the carpet. >> i think it's quite clear what the dog was doing. >> thank you, diana. >> thank you. >>> we're going to begin with a proposal that sets the bar very high for proposals. when i say, i mean up in the sky. it begins with mike lemke of arizona visiting the site of her late father asking for his daughter's hand in marriage. he takes the symbolic

i'm diana williams. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. it's 10:00 right now in brussels. all subways and the airport remain closed right now. >> four suspects in the attacks. we know two of the suicide bombers were brothers. we've learned one of the four suspects, we don't know which, was caught at the turkish border. turkish officials say he was deported to holland after they notified authorities he was a foreign fighter. >> a moment of silence held as the country holds three days of mourning. john kerry will travel to brussels friday to express condolences on behalf of the u.s. >> aj ross is live for us in belgium. >> even in the midst of fear and just uncertainty, the people of brussels are resilient, rising above fear, embracing hope. this growing memorial here has as more and more people have gathered, embracing one another, singing, chanting, showing the world brussels cannot be defeated by terror. >> reporter: voices rising from the heart of brussels, echoing around the world. this is a city overwhelmed by pain but not defeated in the face of terror. >> they're goi

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