The provided web search results for this claim are generic (e.g., on using deadly force in general law) and do not corroborate the specific event described (shooting outside a Manhattan deli on Saturday). The evidence count suggests multiple reports, but the actual evidence provided does not confirm the core details of the event.

The web search results provide no specific details matching the time (11:38 p.m.), location (Avenue B and East 13th Street), or specific victim names/ages mentioned in the claim. The Wikipedia results are about NYC subway lines and Summer Streets, which do not confirm the details of the shooting described.

The web search results mention a shooting at a deli/argument context (e.g., 'Man shot dead as argument erupts at deli in NYC's Alphabet City'), but the evidence provided does not independently corroborate the specific sequence of events (dispute starting at Sal's Deli and moving into the street) across multiple sources.

One web search result reports that 'Emmad El-Hassil, 31, works at another deli a block away, said one of the victims of the shooting was his cousin Abdul, who worked at the deli.' This is the only direct mention of this testimony in the provided evidence.

One web search result reports the statement: 'Emmad El-Hassil, 31, works at another deli a block away, said one of the victims of the shooting was his cousin Abdul, who worked at the deli.' This source also contains the information that Saleh was from Yemen, making it the sole source for this specific detail.

Multiple web search results mention the victim being taken to Bellevue, but no independent source confirms both the specific victim (Abdul Saleh) and the unidentified victim were transported together to Bellevue.

One web search result reports that 'As of Thursday afternoon, one man was dead, another remained hospitalized in stable condition and no arrest had been made.' This is the only evidence provided regarding arrests status.