the police and the buy ystanders -- a car came around the corner out of nowhere. yes, she shoved the stroll era way just in time. so the child was not hurt, liz. but the nanny was dragged at least 20 feet before bystanders got the driver to stop. they all pitched in to lift the car. at first, the nanny couldn't breathe. >> witnesses say that she didn't see her. and kept driving her. they had to honk their horn to get her to stop. when my officers arrived, they saw the victim underneath the car with his head protruding from the front of the car. she was turning purple and not breathing. they, with the assistant of some bystanders were able to lift the car for her to breathe. >> the nanny's name couldn't be confirmed, but declined to the driver is distraught over the accident. there's plenty of heroism to go around in this case. at 5:00, we're going to talk to the bystanders who helped lift the car at 5:00 tonight. live in rockville center, long island, nj burkett. >> what a tremendous story. in new jersey, an accident is causing problems in the palisade highway. the chopper is over inglewood cliff. the car went off exit 1. we do not how many people were in the car or the extent of any injuries, but only one northbound lane is getting through, and there are extensive delays as you can see. news copter 7 pulling back and showing that long line of cars right there. we're going to keep you posted on the situation. we're going to turn to the weather and what a great start to april. you can see the sun is shining, and life is good. changes, they're coming. meteorologist lee goldberg is pinpointing the storms headed our way. >> this breeze is taking our temperature into the middle 70s. remember it exactly because once we get through the weekend into next week, it's a lot of april chill. let's talk about the storms that will change this pattern. let's outside where we have temperatures at 78 now in new york city. just up 3 within the last hour. we're pushing 80 degrees. 79 in morristown. look how colder it is off connecticut because of the atlantic. wind gust near 0 miles-an-hour and we can have gust over 40 with gusty showers that start to roll through. even with the late day sunshine, the storm prediction center has us in a marginal risk area for strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon. but we're watching thunderstorms that are going through the po conose and they're going to get into a pike over the next hour and that line can close over new york city. at the future cast. 5:00, we're looking at north central new jersey and the hudson valley, closer to 6:00 into new york city. 7:00, it's new york city and long island and pushing east of the twin forks as we go passed 8 and 9. there's a lot of showers and thunderstorms from now until 9:00. but in any given spot, it's lasting between 15 and 30 minutes. expect brief downpours and gusty winds. as we go through tomorrow, we have a transition day. it's tomorrow night into sunday where antarctic blast comes in for april and damaging winds are a big concern later tomorrow into sunday. the weather center service putting out a high wind watch for us late tomorrow night into my saturday. liz, we could have damaging winds. you have to secure all loose items around the go wind bourne. big changes but this is the last of big changes. >> enjoy it while it last. thanks lee. the nypd -- targeting elderly women in berk lynn and queen. jones has been linked to five armed attacks with his eldest victim being 91-year-old. these weren't his first crimes. he has an extensive criminal history and on the run since 2014. >> he's a violent individual. 64-years-od male with 14 prior arrest and he did 14 years in jail for the same thing. he got out in may of 2014 and committed another crime in september of 2014 in bronx on an 87-year-old. >> police believe jones is in brooklyn. they're checking homeless shelter, but so far have not found him. a new jersey man in critical condition after he was shot by police. officials releasing few details. happened inside his grandparent's home. the whole incident happening in butler. that's in morris county. i witness news reporter tim fleischer at the scene with the story. >>reporter: police in butler released no details. prosecutor's office confirmed some information. when police surrounded this small house in butler yesterday, the neighbors took notice. >> there was a lot of commotion. there was a lot -- all the neighbors were out and people coming down the street. this place was packed. >> by night fall, police surrounded a house in butler where a 23-year-old man was shot by police. according to witnesses, inside of his grandmother's home. this neighbor who did not want her face on camera saw the man brought out on a stretcher. >> when i saw him, i said he's dead and i started crying and shaking. i said the kid is dead. >> police rushed him to an ambulance into a helicopter for a flight to the hospital. investigators have not released his name. out there, so i figured it was him. >> it didn't surprise me. >> amanda went to school with the man and said he had been in trouble with the law previously. >> it is sad. i wish the best for him. i don't wish any harm on him, but it's sad that that's what he had to go through. >> the man lived with his grandparents, neighbors say. >> police were looking for him. the grandma wouldn't let them in the house. >> police won't say why the man was allegedly wanted, but officers went to the dog. the prosecutors office did confirm an incident occurred leading to a butler officer discharging his weapon. learned, the 23-year-old was shot up to three times in his chest and torso. >> he's still alive, but you never know. his condition is critical >> one neighbor said his grandmother was >> what was his grandmother >> she was on her knees and sad. where my window is, you can see in their door. she was crying. >> other than police, no one has come and gone from the home. reporting live in butler, tim fleischer. >> thank you tim. police identified the man killed after a collision with a police cruiser. police say an officer was responding to another accident yesterday when the officer collided with a car carrying 67-year-old john powerman. the accident occurred near ross and summit avenue pond. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. the crash scene the officer was heading to involved a motorcyclist who fled from police. new york police are searching for the suspect who slashed a man across the face while waiting for an a-train. it happened at the chamber street train around 5:00 this morning. police say the victim was approached by a homeless person asking for money. when he refused to give the suspect cash, he was slashed. the train station, went to work and called 911 but refused medical attention. now to the race for president and clinton is spending another day in new york. she's talking to those in sarasota. >> i will guarantee you this, if i'm fortunate enough to be your president, i will never forget new york. >> earlier the former secretary of state visited pizza rio on the campus of sarasota university. she signed basketballs for the school's men and women's team ahead of their final four appearances. sanders is in wisconsin, but in new york, his campaign held a women's roundtable in harlem. sarah led the panel. we'll have more on that at 5:00. on the republican side, kasich was the only candidate on the campaign trail -- urging world leaders not to be complace ant to the bomb -- they reached the nuclear deal with iran. president obama says the world reduced the risk of nuclear terrorism, but no nation can let its guard down. >> isil has used chemical weapons including mustard gas in syria and iraq. there's no doubt if these mad men got their hand on a nuclear bomb or nuclear material, they would use it to kill as many innocent people as possible. >> russian president putin did not attend the summit. a scare in paris after there was an explosion inside of an apartment. flames and smoke can be seen from the top of the building. despite some initial fear of terrorism, officials say a gas leak is what sparked the blast here. five people were several floors in that building destroyed. brussels in belgium, the airport is ready to open, but security concerns are causing delays. thoughts continue as police unions make demands for tighter security. less than two weeks ago, bombers killed 23 people. the wall street closing with sizeable gain. stocks got a boom. us employers added 250,000 jobs in march. the dow rose more than 107 points to end the week at 17,792. explosives found on a school bus left by the cia. we'll tell you how they got there and why the agency says no one was in danger. a tour boat on a collision course with a pier. frightening people who had to run for safety. and a cow on the run in new york city. possibly one of the most talk about stories today. we'll show you where it i hope we have a buyer for 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400,000 students after teachers went on strike for the third largest school district. students were able to spend the day at 250 juan emanuel says he agrees with the teacher that's more money is needed, but he urge them to join them instead of going on strike. storms tear across the south spawning tornado. this video is from georgia where a tornado touched down in the central part of the state. heavy rain and strong winds also caused floods and down trees and knocked down power lines. it went through louisiana, mississippi and alabama. so far, no reports of injuries or death from this latest round of storms. thank goodness for that. we woke up to a glum day, but it's beautiful out there. >> it's fantastic and it's a good breeze. it's going to be nice until storms roll through the evening hours, and those will be brief. your friday evening is going to be comfortable. the changes over the weekend is dramatic. first of all, we look at central park. we were in the meadow celebrating the first mow. it's supposed to be open to the public i wonder what the rainfall -- 78 degrees. humidity is climbing. westerly wind gusting at 20 miles. and a high 78. that sun comes out and the temperatures are going to take off. ask that allows for thunderstorms. 79 summerville. 75 degrees in wright -- have i to fix the instruments. it's colder with the wind coming off the atlantic and same thing in connecticut. a shower or thunderstorms at 7:00. that could be near new york city. cloudy at midnight and dry after midnight. the rain has returned and i'll show you that. you have to have your umbrella for the morning hours. there's the line we're watching. there's been a little lightning and that cluster right there, that downpour is ready to get to the delaware water gap and going to warren and orange county as well. and that that moisture down across georgia. and that's going to come up along the front and that's why it's going to keep us soggy into tomorrow morning. mean while, tomorrow night, it's this system approaching that will bring snow up state. maybe down to i-285 and flurries saturday night into sunday morning. it will be about the wind i'm concerned about late saturday into sunday. let's take you to the storms. he see how they're approaching the delaware water. they're over i-95. 8:00, 9:00, it's east end and pushing offshore. the rest of your friday evening will be quiet. you have to deal with the rain tomorrow morning. it comes up on us. i think you have to deal with that through early afternoon. brightening in the mid-to late afternoon, even though there's a small chance for a scattered showers. we'll be in the upper 50s and breezy and the skies are bright. that's the better part of the day. here's the complicated forecast. tomorrow, you've got morning rain and just a shower in the afternoon, some afternoon breaks. 59 and then this wild swing tomorrow night. tomorrow early evening isn't a problem. it's really if you're out later tomorrow night. we turn sharply colder and strong winds develop. if not damaging winds. and rain goes to snow showers. wind chills on sunday could be in the 20s. at 5:30, a lot of things to tell you about the sunday weather map. will these winds will be damaging across the area. we have a high wind watch in effect. we'll look at that. and an update to the yankees update. we'll have the latest on that, and that first week of april, dave and liz. it's 30 degrees colder than it is next week. >> it sounds like you want to lock yourself in the house this weekend. >> i want to do that anyway. >> we'll talk about that. >> all right. thanks, lee. coming up, a baby returns safely to his mother after being >> she didn't go to the mall with the intentions of stealing a baby. >> details about the woman suspected the taking the child. davis coming to the big screen. finding colon cancer early gives me the best chance for treatment. we got screened because i know colon cancer doesn't always come with symptoms. i was 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some lady they took the hospital. she fell and hit her head on the deck and slid as she did that. >> 7 people were hurt. 3 were taken to the hospital. but their injuries are not considered life-threatening. the company who owns the boat says the accident because of a mechanical malfunction. when you think of jazz music, miles davis comes to mind. focus of a new film. sandy kenyon is here with a report. >>reporter: the film that myles davis is in a film. his focus is as an operator in harlem. it's going to be quite a weekend for these late great giants of jazz. >> if you want to tell a story, come with some attitude, man. [ music ] >> don has attitude to burn as myles davis and the result is miles ahead of most bio pick. it's more complicated than that and so was his life, which the -- >> i'm here to do your come back story. >> hugh costars as a rolling stone reporter and not everything we see actually happened. but if certain details had been essentials right. never more so when he's seen playing to the mass gastro, wheels solo. the movie covers a period of time when the musician was using a lot of drugs. so much coke he actually put down his horn for five years. and the philadelphia many-- the film does not sugar coat his relations with women. >> miles ahead is still worth wild and so is born to be blues starring ethan hawk as baker. >> i want to play. i want to play. >> these movies came out as the same time as "yard , the first opera to be performed at the apollo theater opens at 8:00 p.m. with an additional performance on sunday at 3:00. parker performed at the apollo frequently. i'll have more on 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kalahari resorts & conventions. the world's coolest indoor waterparks. explore the new african adventure we're back at 40 -- the highway closed in both directions as apart of a repair project that on monday southbound traffic will be diverted to the newly completed northbound lanes. the 1 billion project will extend the bridge for more than 70 years, but the sky way will be closed all weekend between new york and jersey city. our top story. a rodeo round up comes to queens. that man broke free in jamaican and turned up on a college campus. >> it took the team effort to wrangle this guy up. cow and its adventures. lauren. >> david and liz, we learned a bull named frank lee has been ruled -- he'll live in a place thanks to a place that want to remain anonymous. earlier today, this bull caused excitement in jamaican queens. >> the man in the school yard said get in the school, get in the school. run in the school. there's a loose cow in the yard. >> a cow was loose and it escaped from a slaughter house. it ran to the york college campus where it found lots of grass. it was hit with tranquilizer before being hauled away. a little more morning entertainment for students. some sad to see it go. >> yeah, i was actually suggesting that we let it grades in the backyard because it's a pasture. it would have been nice. tour, but not one in new york city. coming up on eyewitness news at 5:30, we'll tell you about how this is not the first time that a cow has broken loose from this jamaican slaughter house. for now, live, lauren glassberg. >> we've covered a few stories. two people needed to be rescued from a home fully engulfed in flame in rock land police. officers arrived at the home and saw the second floor deck covered in flames. firefighters managed to rescue those people unharmed. the cause of the investigation. but it does not appear to be suspicious. the fight for hire minimum wage getting a nation's most labor friendly states. here in new york, governor cuomo reached a deal to raise the base rage to $15 an hour. in california's governor also set to sign a new bill passed yesterday raising the minimum wage as well. >>reporter: first california, now new york. after months of protests, both state legislatures came to an agreement to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> aye 26. 10 nos. >> the minimum will raise to $15 by 2020. >> i have to choose between feeding me and my child and buying bus passes and paying rent. >> burger king worker holly diaz brought to tears. >> we can do workers and advance our economy. >> new york's increase is regional. new york city workers would get $15 an hour in three to four years with slower increases elsewhere in the state. >> it can be adjusted in the future when you know what the economy is doing. >> critics argue this hike will lead to small business layoffs. >> i don't see how it's going to totally help the >> while experts say it only highlights a much larger concern. >> this does not fix the broader problem of wages in america. we don't have enough jobs that pay enough to support a family. second, we have a lot of people who don't have the skills to do the jobs. >> california governor is expected to sign the wage increase monday. both states say there's clauses to slow it down if the increase harms the economy. brandy hicks, eyewitness news. hundreds of police officers are ready to hit the streets. 600 nyp officers graduated at madison square garden. it's a deescalation and crisis team. bill braton says this is the best trained class in the history of nypd. hemet county is welcome officers. a ceremony held at the sufficientity community -- scott kelly, the most time in space is done. he's retiring. he sent out a tweet thanking nasa for an incredible 20 years. he spent a year on the international space station. he'll be apart of the study looking into the effects space a person's body. we told you about the story on a cow on the loose in queens. there was a goat on the loose in new jersey. this little guy was running around south brunswick. this happened on kingston lane. police had to shut down the road until animal control arrived. once they did, they were able to coral the goat into a fenced yard and the goat was not hurt. >> i feel like there's a pattern. we have the bulls making a run and the goats making -- >> freedom. >> i'm routing for the animals. caught on camera, a teenager tackles a shoplifter. we'll tell you what was going through her a baby taken from a shopping mall. the baby is home safe and sound and we'll tell you what the accused -- we're watching heavy downpours. big frontal storms near maryland and approaching philly in an hour, hour and a half. watch over new jersey and the hudson valley and into new york probably after 6:00 or 7:00, but before his face has been seen across the world, and now ben is talking about the photo he took with his air plane hijacker. the 26-year-old was held hostage in an eagle air flight. he thought the best way engage the bomber and best assess the situation was to take a picture. he tells abc news when his mother asked him why. he told her there was a host of reasons why he wanted the photo taken. died unafraid and how i lived. unfazed, unchallenged and enjoying every situation i am to the best of my ability. >> thankfully no one on the plane was hurt. the bomb was fake and the hijack era rested. it was his first job and he was proud to have it. but a teenager with cerebral palsy was fired on his second day because of his disability. a shy 19-year-old doesn't want his face shown. he warned his employees that he has a weakness in his hand. after he asked for help cutting a sandwich, they let him go. >> did you tell them during the interview that you had a weakness? >> yes, i told them because she asked why i had my hands in my lap. >> charles will continue to look for a job. he holds strong in his conviction and he will look for an owe -- police say an officer noticed a man pushing a television out of a 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greg propose today sarah on a pier. got down on one knee. >> oh. oh, no. >> no, he did not . get the scuba gear. >> craig pulled the ring out of the box and dropped it. look at the faces. yes. the ring bounce d off the pier and into the water. >> did that just happen? >> yeah. disbelief at first. >> we're thinking that we just saw some splash. this was not -- this was not real. >> seem to stunned don't they. unfortunately greg didn't have insurance on ring. the julieewel -- the jewelry store offered him a discount on a new ring. happy. >> i wouldn't have. >> stop it. >> that's a deal breaker. >> is this how the rest of our life going to be? no way. >> they're going to get married next year. >> i would be diving with a metal or whatever i could. this. don't buy another ring. >> this is my third. i loss my wedding band on my honey moon. we had a picture with our hand crosses with the rings and i came -- >> he couldn't take it off. >> a young newly wed. that's you how do it. we'll work it. [laughter] >> you're breaking into a sweat. she loves me. >> 18 years later. >> very good. >> all right. we're looking at the lincoln center. liz, it's supposed to windex the camera. with shorts and t-shirts. it feels great. temperatures at 78. sunny and warm and a west wind. 10 to 18 miles-an-hour. april is here, so the average high is mid-50s and mid-60s. we're around 80. the average rainfall, four and a half inches and we had a dry year last year. some places -- by the end of the month, the sunset is pushing 8:00. here's the storms we're watching. i'm not seeing a lot of lightning, but there's heavy downpours near port jervis and in warren county, a thunderstorms getting to new york by 7:00 or so. if you look at the next seven hours in new york city, we have 6:00 to 8:00 time period, and it's a mild evening as we dry out. the rain returns tomorrow morning. not thunder, but general rain the first part of the day, and then in the afternoon, showery with clouds and maybe a few breaks, upper 50s and turning breezy. again, with the future cast, you notice everything is north and west the next couple of hours, but maybe 6:00 or or 7:00, heavy downpours and moving over long island between 7:00 and 9:00, near jersey shore, everything is offshore by 9:00. there's rain that doesn't clear out tomorrow afternoon and showery after that. upper 50s. so the better of the two days, believe it or not, look at the fewer tu -- look at the future cast. you have an area of snow in northern new jersey and numbers in the 30s. look at the snow fall totals. there maybe be coating and look at the wind chills projected for sunday morning. low and mid-20s and teens in monticello. it feels like 80 and it will feel 50 degrees colder by sunday morning. story is the window although we're talking snow the wind gust could be 50 to 60 miles-an-hour so be ready for that and secure everything around the home. for the yankee game, there's rain. there's showers, have your umbrella lucky enough to go. chilly. we might get week. quite a weekend coming, guys. get ready sunday. look at the overnight lows. 20s and 30s. for although asking on social media, can i plant, can i take things out? no, not yet. wait until the middle of april. >> i'm not acknowledging that forecast at all. inquiring minds want to know what happen to your second ring. >> that was a general loss. i don't know. if i knew, i would have it. >> it's the same model. >> wow. >> it's the same model. >> she loves you. >> everything has worked out well. you're starting to trend. let's look at the other stories trending. it's april fool's day. you know the april fool's pranks are trending online. here's our favorites. >> ben on up, you can watch what you want during every waking second. with t-mobiles -- >> april fool's. t-mobile doesn't have binge watching. people in the studio was saying this looks cool. lexus has not actually come up with a velcro seat that connects drivers and vehicles. this is the problem. and e-surance is not offering insurance based on election. >> it's important to have a smart policy that protects your home in the event you abandon it for the next four years. introducing election insurance from e-surance. matching -- of a burrito order. >> you never know. >> although it may not be a bad idea. >> there's the april fool jokes that's backfire like goggle's prank. goggle play a fake joke button. the joke button would insert a character from the movie minion dropping a microphone. it would also conversation. so many people hit the button by mistake sending the minions to their boss. they got nothing. goggle had to remove that feature and they apologized. you have to be care. anything involving taylor swift is trending. if you have her singing to drake, you have a viral hit especially if something goes wrong. [ music ] >> i didn't open it because that looks like it hurts. >> it didn't. it's a commercial. however, she something that did happen to her, we don't have that video. finally you tube is announcing a big break through. you cannen join the site in snoop -- you can enjoy the site on snoop vision. >> you can enjoy viewing from -- >> we wanted the janet juice to be a 360, but the technology was not there. >> whenever you see snoop looking like this, you know something is up. >> professor snoop dog was apart of the technological process. did i mention april fool's. >> funny stuff and it's trending. check out the trend online at abc7 and tend your ideas. >> you laughed a lot today. >> that's a good trend. i like that. >> we try. it's a good friday afternoon. we have one more story that's trending on social media feeds. california deputy sheriff pulled over a driver for not having two pulled over his own wife. >> i'm not in violation. >> ma'am, i stand corrected. >> oh, how cute is that. what a great way to announce your pregnancy. i suspect the deputy was in on the prank. >> i think so. >> it's cute. >> it is. >> the baby is due in september. congratulations. >> good stuff. kidnapers at the mall. a baby abducted is back home with his family. coming up, what the suspect had to say after police caught up with her. police are investigating a stabbing at 34th street and 7th avenue. the victim was taken to the hospital in serious, but stable condition. no one is in custody at this as soon as we with the help of comfort keepers, i'm keeping my mom healthy! 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