one minute she was jogging in the neck she is a victim of a crime. this is the police have to work with. here's a closer look. he attempted to rape a 23-year-old while she was out jogging yesterday morning. they spent time looking at you this man is and how he chose the victim. prospect park west in garfield place just after 5:00 am.he brandished a knife throwing her to the ground. the victim fought back . she was unharmed with the exception of several cuts during this index finger. the system is ripping through brooklyn. >> it's terrible. it should not happen. i would stay on the road and not so much on the trails when it's darker. in addition to the brooklyn borough president and the former officer is asking you to consider this. consider especially before daybreak. >> my advice is to run outside the park. you have windows here were people can see. my advice is to run in packs of groups. >> he says even that might not have stopped this criminal from attempting to >> when you talk to people here that are jogging or walking along they say by and larg

the young woman jogging yesterday around 5:15. though told police this man tacked her from behind, tackled her to the ground and showed her a knife and threatened to rape her. the young woman managed to fig back and get a wa fight back and get away. she was slashed in the hand and is in a local hospital in stable condition. police are in the park this morning. they had a large flood light up. we've seen people jogging this morning. running in pairs this morning in prospect park. police hoping by releasing that new information that there will be a break in the case. that's the latest live from prospect park in brooklyn, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> police investigating the stabbing of a livery cab drive ner driver in yonkers. katherine creag spoke to the driver by phone. he's in the hospital. he says a passenger slashed him in the hand and stabbed him in the stomach before stealing $150. the passenger left this guy bleeding in the street. we'll have a live report from katherine coming up at 6:30. >>> wrestling fans are

. >>> also, jogging trail assault. police say someone knocked out a woman as she was running along a new castle county trail. >>> 4:00 a.m. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast, find out about the morning ahead.ç bill? >> clear skies and temperatures are cooling down. chilly in the pennsylvania suburbs, 44 degrees right now. the cool spot, the lehigh valley at 43. skies are clear there. once the sun is up we'll see the temperatures start to come up at 7:00. bright sunshine as we head through the morning. for philadelphia, 52 degrees. not quite as mild as yesterday but close. we'll cool down a little bit by 6:00 and then sunshine will quickly turn temperatures around, 56 degrees is what we're looking for by lunch time today. this afternoon, right up to the 07 degree mark for most of the area, south jersey at 67 degrees and a little cooler at the shore today. 59 degrees, though the winds will be light this morning, we'll

she was out jogging at around 5:15 when this man attacked her. police wanted everyone to see this sketch and surveillance video. the man is described as being in his 20s with light facial hair. police say he was wearing all black and black sneakers with white bottoms. you can see that police were able to get surveillance video from people who live in the neighborhood. this incident happening yesterday morning. the young woman was jogging around 5:15 when she told police a man attacked her from behind, threw her to the ground, showed a knife and told her he was going to rape her. the woman struggled and was able to get away. she had to get stitches on her hand from where the knife went into one of her fingers. other than that, she was not badly injured. obviously a frightening situation at prospect park. police hoping to make an arrest that sketch and surveillance video. that's the latest live from prospect park, now back to you. >> thank you. >>> there are reports that somebody stabbed a livery driver in yonkers. this happened on cedar place near

a woman was jogging just after 5:00 when the man came up behind her with a knife. she was able to fight him off, but he cut her finger. police released a sketch, slowing the man they are looking for. we'll have a live report from the park, coming up in our next half hour. >>> new york's attorney general has launched an investigation into the trouble voting irregularities during the primary. people who tried to vote but were wrongly told they were no longer registered. the new york city controller is conducting an audit of the voting board. >>> a civil lawsuit, two signs illuminated the board of elections building in downtown brooklyn last night. one read where are our votes? the second one read the boe, we want answers now. 100 protested outside the board of elections, calling for answers and reforms. >> the board of elections has been on record saying we are sorry we made a mistake. we are busy. that is their excuse 126,000 voters in brooklyn alone were unable to vote. >> we have had enough of new york state and other places not taking democracy seriously. >> an a

he is accused of attacking a 23- year-old woman jogging in the park. we are live near the scene with more. >> reporter: well, good afternoon. yeah, it was inside this park yesterday, prospect park in brooklyn when police say a woman jogging early in the morning was attacked. police have this sketch of who they believe is the attacker. police have posted this sketch throughout the community, letting the community know, be on the lookout. these pieces of tape tied around poles inside prospect park in brooklyn are all that remains from yesterday's crime scene investigation. police say a man attacked a 23- year-old jog we are a knife and she got away. so did he. but hopefully, not for long. as police released this sketch of the man they're looking for. >> this is a bad man that's in the park. >> yeah. >> if you see him, you go to a grown-up right away and you let us know, okay? >> okay. >> never talk to this man if you see him. okay? >> wow, scary. some bad people in the world. >> reporter: george davis shows his children and tells them to take a good look

it was near this entrance to prospect park that that woman was jogging alone. the man attempted to attack her, but she fought back. surveillance cameras capturing this video of the man they are looking for. you can see him first walking, looking over his shoulder before running from the area near prospect park close to the time of the attack. police released this sketch giving a better snapshot of what he may look like. investigators say it was around 5:15 wednesday morning that the man zeroed in on a 23-year-old woman who was jogging alone near the garfield place in prospect park west entrance. from behind, throwing her to the ground and then with a knife in his hand told the woman he was going to rape her. >> this isn't even a secluded area, you know? it isn't even like she was in the woods. scary. >>reporter: police say she tried to fight him off, struggling with her attacker until he eventually gave up an ran away. he's describe as a black man between 5'10", six feet tall, 180 to 190 pounds with short hair and a goatee, last seen wearing a black t-shirt and

maybe that's wrong. >> will you be thinking twice now perhaps about setting foot in the park for a jog >> that early in the morning, definitely. >> reporter: the bureau president talked about that, jogging alone in the pre-dawn hours. while eric adams in no way blames the victim for what happened, the former police officer did provide this advice. >> my advice is to run outside the park. you have windows here where people can see. my advice would be trying to run in packs or groups. >> 13 hours later, crime scene investigators still on the scene in the park. no cameras in the park but there along prospect park west behind our camera. investigators will scour those cameras if in fact they come across an image of the person they believe to be the suspect. according to the borough president, that image will be released to the public. joe torres, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> if that happens we'll bring it to you tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> let's take a quick look at wall street. stocks continued their rally today. dow up 42. nasdaq finished 8 points higher. s&p 500 gaining mo

. >>> a terrifying early-morning jog for a woman in prospect park. she says she fought off a man who tried to sexually assault her. police have now launched a search. cbs 2's raegan medgie joins us with more. >> reporter: it's been hours since police say a woman who was jogging early this morning was attacked here inside prospect park in brooklyn. police are trying to put together clues who could have done it. this community on edge. this section of prospect park in brooklyn is now a crime scene as police investigate an early-morning attack near the garfield place and prospect park west entrance. >> disturbing. >> reporter: yolanda johnson is retired from the nypd and begins her day jogging in prospect park five days a week. as she passes this crime scene, it's not sitting well with her. >> this is not even a secluded area, you know? she wasn't in the woods. this is scary. >> reporter: police say this. at 5:15 this morning, a 2- year-old woman was jogging in prospect park when a man attacked her from behind threw her to the ground then knife in hand

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just after 5:00, the woman was jogging when the man came up behind her with a knife. she was able to fight him off. runners say it is usually the same group of people running and they see a lot of police in the park, even at early hours. >> usually a lot of runners and it is kind of the same group of people we see each other every morning. >> i feel safe because i see people frequently so you kind of look out for each other and >> reporter: the female victim was taken to the hospital with a cut to her finger. she got six stitches for that but it appears she is going to be okay. police are taking this very seriously. asking anyone with information to call crime stoppers. >>> 6:33. >>> developing this morning one person is dead three people hurt, after a driver slammed into a group of people this is new video of the scene on linden avenue. the driver of an suv hit them, killing a woman. one of the victims was on a bicycle at the time. two women and a man were hurt. no charges have been filed. >>> a massive fire is smoldering in suffolk county this morning and firefighte

the superintendent of robinsville schools struck and killed while jogging with his dog in his own neighborhood. many learned about the tragedy from a posting on the school district's website this morning. good afternoon everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. all classes at robinsville schools are canceled today and thomas the community mourns the death of school superintendent, doctor steven mayor. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, live at the robinsville township police station, where a news conference just wrapped up. cleve? >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, brooke. there were just dozens of people that filed into the robinsville municipal courtroom right, there the biggest room they had, because so many people wanted to come out and show their affection for doctor steven mayor, who passed away this morning, now, robinsville police say the accident is still under investigation, but, what they know right now, is that doctor steven mayor was jogging near his home, near the high school, on robinsville he had inch berg road around 6:10, 6:15 this morning, when a car s

. >> while taking his morning jog this morning, within footsteps of the high school, that's where dr. steven mayer was jogging with his dog, both struck fatally by a student driving to school at 6:00 a.m. for a class trip. police are not releasing the details, investigation ongoing, and no citations issued. the mayor says it was a friend says he had to break the news to the young driver's family. >> my heart breaks for the family. this is a good kid, and, you know, it was a student. it's, obviously, under investigation. there's not much i can say about that except that i know the family and my heart breaks for them too. >> all schools closed today and tomorrow to allow grief counselors to help the community heal. tonight, there's a candle light vigil for the mayer at the park. >>> lots of short sleeves and a few folks in shorts today. nbc 10 on broad street in north philadelphia, another gorgeous day across the region, and it's going to be a great night as well at the ballpark. you're looking live at citizens bank park, the phils and mets tonight at 6:05. not as warm as yesterday, but

he was hit by car as he went for his morning jog. car that killed him was driven by a robbinsville high school student. there's no word on whether that driver will face charges vigil will be held tonight in his honor at fox moore community park. >>> the search is on for the person who slashed a woman's throat then dumped her along the streets of kensington. police say good samaritans saw the woman staggering along the 2900 block of frankford avenue this morning. she was covered in blood. they called 911. she is now at temple university hospital in critical condition. >>> police in georgia just arrest add man they say was impersonating one of their own. now they're worried there could be more than one victim. >> but officers say the arrest may never have happened without the help of a quick thinking restaurant manager. fox's natalie poe so has the story. >> reporter: stopped in a sting. arrest caught on police code body cameras. take taken into custody this man who they say posed as a brother in blue trying to commit extortion under t

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last night to remember a mercer county school superintendent killed while he was out for his morning jogl is doing for staff and students today. @ modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> join me now on this journey of less talk and more action, real solutions. >> ted cruz is setting his sights on the delaware valley after a lackluster performance in the new york primary. we'll run through who else plans to be in our area and when. >>> mercer county schools are closed again today after the superintendent of schools was killed yesterday on his morning jog. >>> neighbors think it's not so sweet,

robbinsville superintendent steven mayer was hit jogging with his job near the high school. the student who was not identified or charged or given any tickets involved. >>> president obama traveling to saudi arabia for a visit with world leaders and is likely to veto a bill that would let 911 families and survivors to sue the middle eastern kingdom. a bill would prevent those with terrorist ties from claiming sovereignty from the u.s. is not getting support from the president. >> we are also opening up the united states to being continually sued by individuals >> 911 family members are urging the president to permit the release of classified pages in the 911 report, pages that many believe may have proof that the saudis were involved in the attack. >>> a daring dog rescue. take a look. this is skipper who wanted to enjoy the lovely weather in hoboken, so he broke a screen and walked out an apartment building window and on to a ledge, very scary. when the poor pooch couldn't get down, firefighters extended a ladder and a helping hand. >> they rescued kittens from trees. so al

police on the hunt for a man they tried to sexually assault a >> jogging about an hour ago this time yesterday. let's the go to teresa priolo following this story for us. teresa, good morning. >> it's what we do guy we get out early or maybe escalate at night when it's dark outside. we go for a run. that's how new yorkers do things but she was trying to exercise one minute and next minute victim of a crime. plus are asking for your help. it's not much. but they believe is is man who attempted to rape a 23-year-old while she was out jogging yesterday morning. >> very concerning. yeah. >> you're the running on your own. >> yeal, i didn't know this happened just now -- >> when you hear about it -- >> i get scared. >> police sent wednesday looking for clues and why this man chose young woman was running on a path near prospect park west and garfield place after 5 a.m. when the man ran up behind her, threw her to the ground and brandished a knife. he tried to pin her down, but victim fought back. >> now that this has taken place, it's beginning to make me start to think more about just be

he was struck and killed tuesday while out for a morning jog with his dog. according to investigators, a 17-year-old student from the high school hit him on the way to campus for a class trip. >>> today is known as no-pay friday for workers in atlantic city. municipal employees got the last paycheck and not getting another until may 8. the city hosted a free barbecue today to keep mori real high. they served up food and employees say it's been difficult to adjust to getting just one paycheck per month. >> we do things every day a certain way, and at times we think about we have to slow down because thes come in regardless, but the check comes once a month. >> and the mayor says the city's getting a break from the recent struggles with news that casinos plan to hire about 2400 workers this year. >>> big news about this year's wawa welcome america celebration. nbc 10 and our parent company comcast nbc universal are the new home for the nation's biggest birthday party, of course, what you see here, the ben franklin parkway is playing host to the big 4th of july

mayer who was out for a jog with his dog this morning when he was hit by a car along robbinsville road. we are live in robbinsville. this is affecting so many there. we understand his wife is a teacher in the school district? >> reporter: indeed, she, jim. she teached the fourth grade, and together, they were raising three sons, two off to college and youngest, a junior at the high school just footsteps from where this terrible accident happened. we understand that loved ones did rush to the scene this morning when he didn't return home on time. >> dr. mayer was a ball of energy. i mean he was smart, always wanted to be around, the flame that ignited so many things. >> at 52, he was doing what he loved, leading the school district, coaching little league, a pillar of this community and a mentor to young people. >> we're just going to be strong, be there for each other. >> what a wonderful man and how appreciation life is. >> reporter: he and his dog struck and killed near a pile of brush on the tiny shouter of robbinsville road, a senior on the way to high school early for a class trip

doctor steven mayer was struck and killed by a car tuesday morning while out on the jog near robbinsville high, last night, hundreds came out to a vigil to remember him as a man loved by so many in the community. >> i know that he is looking down right now and he is smiling. he knows that robbinsville is strong. >> just his presence about being around everybody how he is happy, faithful toward everyone. he was just always positive. >> it is just amazing that it is in the just in the school but just so many people around the community that possibly didn't even know but still are affected. >> the driver of the car that struck mayer is a robbinsville high school student, so far no charges have been filed. >>> indicted pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is ordered to appear today in montgomery county court, for a hearing on charge that he is she leaked grand jury information to a newspaper. meantime her attorneys are accusing prosecutors of leaking fbi recordings last month. charges that the d.a. calls meritless. kane is expected to ask a judge if she can file a misconduct motion. pe

people held a vigil in mercer county remembering a school superintendent killed while on his morning jog. steven mayer died after a car ran into him this morning. police say a teenage student was behind the wheel. nbc 10's denise nakano reports from robbinsville. >> reporter: this is a close-knit community and you can really feel that with the overwhelming turnout here for superintendent dr. steven mayer. hundreds came to tonight's vigil and here many stay. silence fell over foxmoor community park in robbinsville mercer county. no words could describe as great a loss as the accident that took superintendent dr. steven mayer's life so suddenly. >> how do you make sense of a nonsensical situation? i mean, i was at a loss for words. i still expect to wake up from a bad dream. >> i am speechless. i couldn't believe something so tragic would happen to such a great guy. >> reporter: more than 500 people turned out for tonight's vigil held only hours after mayer was killed. he was on a routine morning jog with his dog when he was struck by a student on her way to nearby robbinsville high school

of students kept home from school after their beloved superintendent was killed during his morning jog. >> his wife is a teacher at the same school and everything, so it's very, very hard right now. >> now nbc 10 learned new details about the young driver who hit him. dr. steven meyer running with his dog when a student hit and killed them. >> just terrible. school classes cancelled today and the community will gather there tonight. he was the superintendent at robinsville school district, and nbc 10 is live there tonight with more on the crash and reaction from the community, sydney? >> reporter: jim, jackie, the mayor had tears in his eyes this morning, but we didn't have to see tears to know the community is truly heart broken, and they are still somewhat in shock. of course, they are grieving for two reasons, over the sudden loss of their beloved superintendent and young female driver, a senior at the high school who struck him. >> today is a sad day for our community. dr. steven mayers left too soon. >> jogging less than a mile from the high school, he was struck from behind, out

we learned he was jogging at the time. his dog was also killed.at the high school this afternoon. we'll have a full hour of news in about 30 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app. see you at 11:00. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. so you can seize those moments, wherever you find them. flonase. six is greater than one changes everything. thsometimes you can't evento graimagine.h. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million

. >> people were out jogging in the late 1800's. just don't think of that. >> why not. >> when did jogging start in the 60's or 70's. >> i feel like they have been jogging until the beginning of the time. >> all right. >> since that day in the 1800's it has become the most celebrated road race, on earth. and this years race is drawn 30,000 competitors, a lot of them from the philadelphia area. also, 99 other countries, about 1 million spectators will be cheering them on today, and officials say that security, of course, will be very tight especially after the recent attacks in brussels. we all necessity what happened there in boston three years ago. >> i was talking about it with my friend and we feel like they have been doing a great job of making us feel secure. >> authorities up there in boston have a list of banned items which includes things like drones, in drones flying over the race, large bags, strollers, so far, there is no specific threat against marathon but again who can forget what happened at the finish line three year

mayer was struck and killed tuesday while out jogging near a high school.river is a robbinsville high school student, and so far no charges have been filed. >>> bill cosby's wife finished testimony in the defamation suit, seven women filed against her house bob, camille cosby sat down under oath for more than five hours. women contend that the philadelphia been comedian called them liars after they went public with sexual assault allegations against him. cosby denies the allegations. >>> in just a few hour michigan's attorney general will announce first criminal charges in the flint water crisis. two state regulators and treatment plant supervisor, accusations accused -- include violating water laws and evidence tampering. more than 50 lawsuits have been filed this year begins the city in relation to high levels of the lead in the water. >>> pennsylvania is the new priority in campaign 2016. voters in the keystone state head to the polls next tuesday. hillary clinton is making stops in north philadelphia and fishtown today. this follows her victory in the n

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he and his dog were out for a jog when they were struck and killed by a 17 -year-old girl behind theheel. as sunset approached children and their parents, and one by one people like candles. >> i'm not going to lie. i don't have the words. but what i can tell you is that doctor mayor always thought things would be different. >> members and pastors spoke to the community. understanding. >> i still don't understanand. this is what i do know, these three things remain, faith, hope, love. >> a wonderful husband and father to his three boys. >> family man. so very churchgoing. >> truly loved all the students. >> special olympics. he would come with his family and cheer for them. he was an amazing man, very helpful. >> prayers were offered for the family and the family of the teams driver. speaks to us about the next step and have the family moves forward in time like this. >> how do you change your life? at you get some sort of normalcy. they will never go back to what it was. it will be important for her to be an advocate for other teenagers the vehicle model. >> the incredible outpourin

the local superintendent hit and killed on his morning jog.ood evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page that. driver a student on their way to school and many in that community are in shock tonight. fox 29's brad sattin is live in robbinsville. brad, emotional vigil there tonight. >> reporter: to say the least iain you're right. i think it's probably safe to say that most people growing up did not have a close relationship with the superintendent of their schools. clearly, though, it is different here. take look behind me. all of these flowers here remembering superintendent steve mayer he clearly was different here in robbinsville. people filling up fox moore community park to show their love tonight. >> turnout is a testament to who we are to a community. >> reporter: a testament to the love a community has to its community. >> dr. mayer was not your run of the mill administrator disbelief seen in the faces of so many how beautiful morning could have taken such a horrific turn. >> i'm a pastor i'm supposed to get this. supposed to know how

they walk on them, ride their bike or jog.mething they can't quite explain, something strange. >> the story of the lady in white goes back decades. posted about it on facebook pages. i just married bride and groom. it was cold, rainy, foggy. they approach the bench. the car skidded out of control, hit a tree. they were both ejected from the car and into a body of water. their bodies were never found. it doesn't look like they have the. tweet me your stories. >> a good mood here. >> touting his economic successes. referencing the unemployment rate. department of labor retraining and job placement program. >> does he have a high skilled -- we can't sit back and wait for miracles to happen. >> the economic news comes at a time when it is near collapse. they offer little sympathy for the struggling city. the city runs out of money by may and at that point there out of luck. >> now, the atlantic city mayor i come across just like the governor, so i asked today, done everything the administration has asked. so what is your r respons

keep that in mind as you are getting off to church or starting the day all for with a jog, 44 degrees 8:00, mid 50's by 10:00, mid 60's by lunchtime. the highest through the day, 75 winchester, 75 urbana. similar numbers in d.c., 74, 73 clinton. cooler annapolis along the water. charlotte hall 71. manassas and woodbridge 75, 74 stafford. further to the west, lots of 74's and 75's. tomorrow is just the beginning of the warm up. 80 degrees monday. 75 tuesday. the coolest day this week is 68, right around average. through thursday, but friday, saturday, a chance of showers. neither day looks like a washout, just looking for scattered rain at the end of the week. looking ahead, if we jump forward to next monday, looks like we could see temperatures close to 90 degrees. kimberly: i knew you were going to say that. josh: still far out, but that piqued my interest. kimberly: up next -- a rare visit for a group of local students. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by

a driver struck and killed him while he was jogging on tuesday morning.ourners can watch the service through feeds at several locations including robinsville high school. >>> the presidential candidates are getting an early start on the campaign trail this morning. democrat bernie sanders holds an invitation breakfast in west philadelphia. hillary clinton will be in jenkintown montgomery county at 11:00 p.m. donald trump will be in delaware for a rally on the state fair grounds this afternoon. allentown will be the final leg of ted cruz's one day stop in p-a. >>> today it won't be all rain. >> reporter: no it's going to be very spotty. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry across the region. as we look outside we are looking at some sunshine mixing with clouds, very pretty pictures on sky6 live hd across the region this morning. and enjoy the sun while you've got it, because it will be cloudy as we roll through the day. 63 degrees currently the winds out of the south/southwest at 9 miles per hour not all that strong wind-wise. satellite sh

jogging near the high school school was canceled on tuesday and wednesday. prayers are with the family. mr. smile and positivity. rest in piece. >> lieutenant-governor talking on the radio this morning about heroin addiction. >> it's everybody in different ways, different environments. i think you have to see each person differently. >> the 11,000 times narcan has been used to save someone from dying of an overdose. help each individual. >> transfer the call so that we can follow up. ♪ >> the big apple is crawling with voters today. but just one group of voters command here is why. women make up more than half the electorate command a new poll says these women decided upon one candidate. who do you want to see in the oval office? so, you are bernie girl. >> i am. >> this is a movement getting the establishment very, very nervous. >> i also really like that he is advocating for students as far as tuition free college, advocating for lower and middle classes. >> why not hillary? >> yeah. i think -- i don't think he knows what he is talking about. my girl. 100

this is a man who attempted to rape a 23-year-old while she was out jogging yesterday morning. police spent much of wednesday searching for crew clues as to who this man is and why she chose this victim . the young woman was running on garfield place after 5:00 am. man ran up behind her , threw her to the ground and brandished a knife.he tried to pin her down but the victim fought back. she was unharmed except for several cuts to her index finger. it's rippling through this tree-lined section of brooklyn. >> i am new to new york so i think i would definitely run when there's people out during the populated times. stay on the road. stay on the road. >> the brooklyn borough president is asking you to consider this especially before the break. outside the park. my advice would to be to run in groups. >> even that might not have stopped this criminal from attempting to do harm. >> the man expected of being in an engine burglar is something! robert costanzo committed 100 burglaries over the past decade. because of a five-year statute of limitations, he is only facing three charges.

usually if you're running that far, it is a nice, easy jog. >> we were working all our pitches. we got into some good-hit situations. we had some double play balls and made a couple of mistakes. but we did a lot of good things. >> the playoff bound sharks were in nashville tonight. victory would tie the franchise record. midway in the period, redirecting this shot. that tied the game at 2-2. they would go to a shootout. couture shoots and scores. that meant nashville had to answer here. craig smith with the hesitation. but it doesn't fool james rhymer, who makes the stop. sharks win 3-2, their 27th road win ties the franchise record. >>> the 49ers have a basic agreement in place to trade colin kaepernick to denver, but the contract has to be restructured and that could prove to be a stumbling block. he's due to make almost $12 million this season with a salary cap number of $16 million. so far the two sides are far apart. the niners would likely receive a mid round draft pick. a denver tv station reported he met last thursday with john elway. so it appears to take the $12 millio

information about what happened moments after a new jersey school superintendent was hit and killed while joggingh his dog. prosecutors say the 17-year-old driver called 911 tuesday morning while parked outside pond road middle school in robbinsville telling dispatchers she believed her car hit someone. according to the investigators, the teenage girl hit and killed the superintendent and his dog. the girl was on her way to the high school for a class trip. classes resume today at the school and a public memorial service for mayer scheduled for tomorrow. >>> lanes open now on the memorial bridge easing congestion seen in rush hour yesterday. back over this morning's commute, traffic was running smoothly there. drivers avoiding the bridge, though, taking alternate routes two southbound lanes closed while construction crews replaced ropes on the bridge. ♪ ♪ god bless america >> lauren hart there, the musical voice of the flyers began an emotional tribute to the founding father, ed snider today. fans, players, and alumny remembered the late franchise owner. he lost his battle with cancer earlier thi

of people gathered today for a memorial to remember a school superintendent hit and killed while joggingek. >> it was an emotional try butte. his sons and wife shared heart felt americans about the family man and school leader taken too soon. ♪ and as he stands in victory >> taking comfort in their faith, hundreds spent friday afternoon at a memorial service paying tribute to steve mayer, to the robbinsville community, he was more than a school supersben dent, but an educator, innovator, and friend. perhaps his most important role, though, was that of husband and father to three sons. >> i need you to know that on tuesday morning, i lost the absolute love of my life. >> he was a fan of family. he was a fan of having fun. he was a fan of my mom. >> it was earlier this week when 52-year-old mayer was struck and killed on robbinsville road, according to investigators, he was out for a morning run for a jog with his dog when a 17-year-old student from high school hit them. she was on the way to campus for a class trip. at the memorial today, the family had this for all students. >> steve was

> reporter: it's kind of cool and winds are light, that's good news for those of you grab ago quick jog before work or later on today, as well. 46 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 57 by 10:00 a.m. 6 degrees at noon. 74 degrees at 3:00 p.m. the high of 76 degrees is going to slot in there around 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. by 6:00 p.m. if your plans are to get that walk or run in late. 71 degrees by 6:00 p.m. not bad, matt and tam. >>> remember you can get the seven-day forecast and a live at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day at 6abc.com/weather. >>> new this morning, a group of sex assault victim advocates delivered a petition to brigham young university. students who have been sexually assaulted could be under investigation for possible violation of the morman school code. the practice could discourage victims from coming forward after being assaulted. byu said they are considering re-evaluating their practices. >>> espn fired kurt schilling following his comments about transgendered people. schillingd a picture of an overweight man in a big saying that a man is a man. >>

he was jogging with his dog at the time. his dog was also hit and killed. police are currently investigating the accident. they're set to hold a news conference in about a half hour along with representatives from the prosecutor's office and the school district. we'll bring it to you live when it happens. >>> the man accused of shooting a philadelphia officer sunday night is expected to face arraignment later today. 23-year-old scott griffin is accused of shooting officer james mccullough when the officer interrupted a car jacking that griffin and another man allegedly carried out. we have learned from court documents he has 14 prior arrests for drugs, weapons, and theft. griffin had been in jail less than a week ago, but he was let go after a judge decided a lack of evidence because of several witnesses did not show up to testify against griffin. of course, stay with nbc10 and the app for continuing coverage of the shooting of officer james mccullough. >> philadelphia police are looking for the person who slashed a woman's neck. the victim collapsed in fra

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. >> if it jogs your recollection or if you have been a victim of the crime and they looked like this perpetrator, contact us. >> you can call the police anonymously. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> two cal graduate students are demanding a systemic changes when it comes to sexual harassment charges. they are saying they are frustrated by the lack of action by the university. a year ago, they claimed that a professor made unwanted passes at them and attached them in appropriately and they say that the school never disciplined him. >> the abuse should end. abuse of power especially needs to end. >> abc 7 news could not reach wentworth for comment. the university said it now has other instructors teaching his classes and said, the campus has taken steps to protect the interests and well being of the students. a video threat posted on social media has landed two teenagers in trouble with the law. police today arrested the 16-year-old boy on hate crime charges for this video. it shows a white student holding a noose and making a threat to a black classmate. that boy's mother spotted the

temperatures very good walking and jogging weather here early this morning. the highs later on this afternoon, mostly in the low to mid-70s. plenty of sunshine. tom's got the school-day forecast coming up in ten. here's melissa mollet with your first 4 traffic. >>> breaking news, chopper 4 is over the problem on 395 inbound. we are backed up again. we are backed up for three-and-a-half miles. it's slow inbound crossing over 95 to get onto 395. here's another shot at duke street where the original problem was. that problem is out of the way but it is still really slow on 66 looking quite fine right now. southbound 270 after 80, the left shoulder is blocked by the crash and we are seeing slowdowns there. we still have a crash here this morning. a big look at the beltway looking typical. travel times in ten minutes. >>> good morning. we are just getting word, president obama has landed in saudi arabia. the commander in chief there to meet with the saudi king before attending a gulf cooperation council summit. the president will then head to london and germany. a

the fifth.3-2 in ryan zimmerman shoots it into the outfield, anthony rendon jogs home. anco hits the oliver perez itch the center, r.b.i. double, the phillies beat the nats 4-3. orioles-rays in tampa. top of the first, adam jones rips a shot that seems destined for extra bases. the outfielder leaps and robs jones of the hit, then does the very much." [laughing] i cannot do well this. is finally out for the capitals facing the penguins. one will be thursday at the verizon center, game two saturday at verizon. the game shifts to pittsburgh for games three and four. >> they were playing really well they are thend, so best team in the league, the hottest team in the league right now. team alle hottest season. we have to keep the ball in our court. the toronto raptors were down by 17 tonight against the pacers. it look like indiana had tied it with that three, but after further review, he did not get the shot off in time. it. and the wizards announced that scott brooks has been hired as the team's new head coach. he will be introduced to the media tomorrow afternoon. robert

. >> we are trying to jog people's recollection. that is what a sketch is all about, and we are hoping that anybody who has seen the sketch f they know who the suspects are to please contact us. >> reporter: earlier, police had reported that they believed that a knife was used in this homicide and they are saying that the medical examiner report is not as certain. in fact, they were saying it was some blunt instrument but they are not sure what. >>> an urgent search continues for a 2-year-old girl whose mother was found dead in san francisco three days ago. friendsand relatives are waiting for news about the girl and is hoping that she is found safe. they are looking for arianna fitts as they put it, around the clock with numerous resources. her mother, nicole, was found dead on friday night. she was last seen april 1. she worked at a best buy in the mission district. her body was found in mclaren park. the medical examiner is working to determine a cause of death. police are not saying if they identified any suspects. >>> police se

mayer was jogging with his dog near his home and high school in robbinsville edinburg road this was his morning routine. a 17 year-old student, school officials say was coming in early for a field trip, hit mayer and his dog. both were killed. police are not identifying the student. >> accident remains under investigation. no summons have been issued at this time no criminal charges have been filed at this time. >> reporter: mayer work in west windsor before becoming superintendent in robbinsville almost seven years ago. his wife is a teacher a at the elementary school and they have three kid. >> doctor may haver was a ball of energy, i mean he was, he was someone thaw always wanted to be around and he was the flame that ignited so many things, he was passionate about our kid, our schools. >> reporter: schools are closed and grief counselors are on hand for next two days as district's 3,000 students, their parents, and the staff, and all who came to admire mayer take time to mourn. >> steve puts his student's need first and will continue that as we work through this devastating loss. >>

calisthenics and jogged around the block in the morning.hey were headbands and some painted the military rising sun with rays in red on their headbands and jogged around the block. they chanted. that is the sound i woke up to many mornings at the lake. another chant and they would scatter. they tried to identify who they were, but they did it surreptitiously, change their jogging time and place regularly so they could not be captured. they would stage midnight raids on some of the units in the barracks and young men would be dragged out and taken. they had a concrete jail, which was constructed by the internees and they were put in those jails there at the lake. more often than not, the wrong people are dragged out, and my father was a block manager at the lake as well, and so he had to go and explain to the camp administration that they got the wrong people, and sometimes he was not successful and so he would organize people to go to discuss with the camp administration, a group of people that were going to back him up. i do have memories