in a is he conscious? >> no. >> he has white stuff coming out of his mouth and blood from his nose. >> we're hearing the 911 calls from the brothel where lamar odom was found unconscious. this as police release new details about his drug-fueled life-threatening emergency.

good evening at 11:00. bill ritter. tests going under way right now to figure out which drugs in odom's system. the nba tweeting, our thoughts and prayers are with a dear member of the nba family, lamar odom. >> new details about what exactly happened in that brothel. aj ross here with the latest. >> odom no stranger to adversity, he's overcome countless challenges in life. tonight friends and colleagues in the sports world i spoke with are hoping that same fighting spirit will help him pull through. >> lamar is a great basketball player and everyone knows that. >> reporter: a young basketball prodigy from queens whose talent took him around the world and back, now at a crossroads after being found unresponsive in a nevada brothel. >> he's got blood coming out of his nose, white stuff coming out of his mouth. can't get him to wake up.

>> reporter: desperate 911 calls to police revealed the former nba star had been there for days and workers claim odom had been using cocaine and a spokesman for the love ranch confirmed odom was staying in their best vip suite with two prostitutes and reportedly spent an amount beyond five figures. now at a hospital with his estranged wife khloe kardashian and others by his side. >> he's fighting the battle of his lifetime right now. it's something very important that we are all sending him positive vibes. >> he's a friend. so it is tough and you just hope the world is truly praying for him that he fights and makes it through. >> reporter: as several sports stars aligned the red carpet wednesday night for derek jeter's annual turn two foundation dinner, colleagues across the sports world express their well wishes. >> he's such an amazing person to be around.

anybody that's ever been around him will tell you and speak highly of him. my prayers are with him and his family and children. >> i've always heard wonderful things from former teammates about him. your thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family. >> a couple hours ago kris jenner posted this picture saying please pray for lamar, our fighter. doctors believe he is recovering and at least has some responsiveness. developing right now, big delays at airports across the country, tonight including here, department of homeland security problem with the computer system. the outage lasted about 90 minutes. the ripple effect much longer. eyewitness news reporter josh einiger with the latest at jfk. >> it probably affected no airport, no terminal more than the building behind me. you're not supposed to use your smart

that didn't stop hundreds of travelers from tweeting their displeasure about the lines, the miserable welcome here to kennedy that they found tonight. no one allowed in to the country. no one allowed to check in for flights leaving the country for nearly two hours. >> reporter: welcome to the usa, now stand in line. passengers who spent hours on overseas flights found themselves trapped in a windowless maze at kennedy airport, in fact at airports across the country, after a key computer system that checks passengers against terror watch lists simply failed. >> it's crazy. i never saw anything like this. >> reporter: things were even worse upstairs at departures where airlines couldn't check anyone in either. passengers tweeted pictures of the miserable scene. >> the people up there were all cursing. there was people that couldn't walk. it was crazy. people in the wheelchair that were crying, waiting there for hours. >> reporter: finally bleary-eyed travelers were able to emerge from the customs hall.

waited to pick them up, from maria raya who dropped off a family member to a flight to italy, the whole ordeal was impossible to believe. >> they should have had another system, another backup or something. >> in a statement tonight customs and border protection said its officers used alternative procedures to process travelers but one officer told me tonight they really just shut the whole place down until the computers came back online. cvp said there's no indication this service disruption was malicious in nature. live at kennedy airport, josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. praempt -- we have new details tonight in the death of a bicyclist in queens. a slew of counts he is facing. rodriguez hit and killed today. police say the truck's driver, 57-year-old dennis forseri failed to yield as he turned the corner.

first on eyewitness news, a clerk sucker-punched at a bodega in manhattan then robbed. surveillance video shows a man at the counter at a deli in midtown. he suddenly sucker-punches the clerk in the face, knocking him off his chair. the suspect then frantically grabbed as many scratch-off lottery tickets as he could before dashing out the door, leaving the clerk stunned. >> thank god he's recovered and he's okay but it's scary for the next person that this is going to happen to. very upsetting. >> the store owners criticizing the nypd tonight saying it took cops more than two hours to respond to the robbery, giving the crook plenty of time to get away. police say a dispatch problem caused the delay and they're looking in to it. new york mayor de blasio hosting the first town hall meeting of his term. the focus, the soaring cost of rent. hundreds turning out for the meeting held in washington heights. that neighborhood has

more than 53,000 rent stabilized apartments, the most in the city. >> so much of what we're trying to do is coming together in this this is one of the places where the fight to protect affordable housing is greatest. tonight. >> the mayor will travel to the trip was planned before the recent string of attacks in jerusalem but he did not call the trip off. u.s. secretary of state john kerry will also be heading to israel as the escalating palestinian attacks have the country on high alert tonight. two more attacks in jerusalem today. over the past few days there have been a series of deadly stabbings and shootings of commuters and tourists. israeli forces now setting up checkpoints and restricting access to palestinian neighborhoods. a wake tonight for a promising pro baseball prospect killed in a drive-by shooting.

family and friends remembering michael nolan. he died on friday, three weeks after he was shot at a yonkers burger king. he was a star pitcher at his high school and had been drafted by the oakland as. also happening tomorrow, a memorial service in bloomfield, new jersey for the truck driver who died in that fiery new jersey turnpike crash. dalip kumar's ashes will be sent to his native india. losing control after swerving to avoid a mattress that fell off another vehicle. no one else was injured in that crash. traffic is moving again tonight along a stretch of the long island expressway after two accidents snarled the commute. both accidents happened between 56 and 57. the eastbound l.i.e. was closed for several hours in hauppauge where a motorcyclist was seriously hurt after a crash. a suffolk county police cruiser was involved in a separate crash.

crash in new jersey caught on camera. instead of stopping to find the car's owner, at least leaving a note, he just took off. police are now looking for him. best of five baseball series and the mets taking it to the last game. mets and dodgers, both teams with roots in new york squaring off in los angeles tomorrow night. one team goes the division series. the other watches it on television. for fans the drama just doesn't get much better than this. sports anchor rob powers is here with what the met players are telling us tonight. >> the mets season does pick up tomorrow. fans at home hope it doesn't end tomorrow, between the regular season and the playoffs, they've played 166 games and their postseason fate comes down to game number 167. around noon today the mets left citifield on buses. newscopter7 overhead as the team made its way to the airport and made its way out west. a busy schedule on the road today. the mets lost that game which sets up tomorrow as the biggest met game of the year. a deciding game 5

winner tomorrow moves on. in l.a., the mets met the media tonight. >> i'm so proud of the way our guys made it through the season. this to me is gravy. we're going to go out and play it real, real hard but they can't take away what these guys accomplished all year long. you can't take that away from them. no matter if we lose tomorrow night or come out on top. >> laura behnke is in los angeles as well. she continues our coverage of the met playoff run in a few minutes. series tied 2-2. met fans can hardly wait for tomorrow. we should have a good handle on what exactly happens 24 hours from now. >> will they come or will they go? stay with eyewitness news for continuing coverage on the mets' road to the world series. we hope that's where it leads. look for updates on your facebook and twitter pages. a woman in connecticut who sued her 12-year-old nephew for hugging her too hard and breaking her wrist is now

connell lost her lawsuit seeking $127,000. tonight connell has become the focus of intense and vicious tweets and facebook posts. her attorneys say she never intended to take money from her family. she just wanted had her medical bills paid by homeowner's insurance. still to come, burglars ransacking a house and making off with the family dog. >> i want her back. i don't care. they can keep everything else, i just want the baby back. >> a desperate plea from the owners of this puppy. wait till you hear what the crooks did to the family's other pets. >> a car goes out of control. the end of this terrifying crash is caught on camera. >> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. another beautiful day. temperatures near 70 in spots but definitely a little chill in the air. this is just the beginning. wait till you

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er new at 11:00, the most unusual and cruel home robbery. it happened in the bronx. burglars breaking in to an apartment and stealing not just a couple's money and possessions but also their dog, their 2-month-old puppy, and that's what they want back. eyewitness news reporter jim dolan with the story in the sound view section. >> i want her back. i don't care. they can keep everything else. i just want the baby back. >> reporter: whoever stole luna, a 3-month-old husky puppy, sure didn't do it because he loves animals. the thief who broke the lock on the door and ransacked the house and stole $1,000 of the children's birthday money that was kept in this box also attacked the family's other three dogs with pepper spray. >>

they were so quiet. when i got upstairs everything was a mess. >> reporter: he came home from work tuesday around noon to the mess the burglars left behind. his dogs had paint splattered on them from being hit with a paint ball gun. you can see where one shot missed and hit the wall. three of his dogs were attacked with the pepper spray. but the puppy, luna, was gone. >> i want luna back. >> reporter: the family is putting up reward posters in an effort to get luna back. the house of course can be cleaned up. the family will miss the money that was stolen but that's temporary too. what they really want here is to get their dog back. >> money is not everything. puppy is like a family. you cannot re place. >> reporter: jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. folks in new jersey fed up with the noise from traffic at newark airport sounding off at a public meeting. port authority officials met with concerned

residents in newark to explain what's being done to combat noise levels. the agency is paying $6 million to study the noise problem but that's not going to be finished until november of 2017. >> you hear the loud noise coming from the plane and sometimes they feel as if they're landing right on top of your house. some days it seems as if it's nonstop. they fly by constantly. >> the study will be used to develop new aircraft noise maps at newark and teterboro airports that will determine the homes and businesses that will be eligible for federal funds to sound proof their homes. the man who revolutionized the new york city restaurant scene tonight turning the industry on its head again. danny myer, the founder announcing all 13 of his restaurants will start eliminating tipping. meyer says instead he will raise menu prices to better compensate all workers even those who don't get a share of tips like cooks and dish washers. big ripple effect

throughout the industry. more to follow i suspect. >> feel a little funny not giving gratuity. >> you'll pay for it. a nice mild night tonight. >> it we're just start ing to feel the beginnings of the chill. outside tonight, not too bad for the temperatures peaked today but peak. look at this from herman state park. thank you for sharing that picture with us. share your fall foliage pics at abc7ny.com. great looking night tonight. light and dark blue, st. mary's hospital for children. temperature is at 61. 50% humidity. northwest wind at there are your sunrise and sunset times for a very sunny thursday even though we have just a nice october day on the way tomorrow.

sunshine and light breeze, temperatures in the mid 60s. tweaks to the friday forecast since yesterday. little more sun. a shower brief especially in the morning. november preview this weekend. so long growing season. could have a hard freeze in many of the suburbs. 46, montgomery. maybe upper 30s later on tonight. 48 in cold spring. 55 in stanford. long island in the mid 50s. holding on to a 6-degree reading in newark. andover, new jersey at 47. lots of sunshine. mostly sunny all day long. west wind maybe 5 to 10 or 6 to 12 miles per hour. and a high about 65. radar and satellite mainly clear. patchy clouds along long island. cold front offshore so we lose a couple degrees tomorrow. watching high pressure that's builds in tomorrow. they're tracking across quebec and in to northern new england. the cold air associated with these fronts,

it's locked here for now. eventually it's going to be another low over the weekend. that comes friday night in to the day saturday. that will unlock all this polar air. it's our first real shot of chill as cold tomorrow morning especially north and west. have the jacket on the bus stop. feels great sunglasses. fall classic on friday the bulk of the front is going to our north. we could have a brief shower late tomorrow night in to friday morning. then it's like 40s. could be a hard freeze especially sunday night. cold shot though, it's fleeting and will only last until monday. here's your accuweather 65. beautiful day. mostly sunny skies and pleasant in the afternoon after that chilly start. partly cloudy then late tomorrow night could be a shower well north and west. brief shower on friday but 66. 59 on saturday.

52, feeling like low 40s on sunday. november chill. 30s at night for the first time since april in new york city. but we're 70 in a week. so this is just a brief cold spell. bill evans will update in the morning. >> we can handle that. coming up next, thousands of people going to the e.r. every year thanks to dietary supplements. a warning for you from doctors. >> plus, a truck caught on camera going end over end. how does it end? >> first let's check in with our pal jimmy kimmel to see who's on the show tonight. >> tonight nathan fillian, jaylen rose, music from father

a wild crash on a highway caught on camera. a dash cam was running when a pickup truck lost control then crashed in to another vehicle in southern california. the truck flew off the road and was launched up and over a steep embankment as the other vehicles spun out on the road. the pickup truck landed in a car dealership. the driver was critically hurt. in tonight's health alert, just because it's over the counter doesn't mean it's safe. a new federal study estimates dietary supplements send 23,000 americans to the emergency room every year. report says the

loss or boosting energy, also leading to cardiac symptoms in many people who are body building, and sexual enhancement products. target trying to improve the financial security of its shoppers, sending out millions of replacement credit and debit cards with improved security features. the chip enabled cards will require customers to enter a pin instead of their signature. that's the only way they can complete the purchase. this comes two years after the massive data breach exposing personal information of up to 70 million target shoppers. as someone who just got back from disney world yesterday, that's what they do. you put the band there, you put the pin code in. no pin code, frozen. rob is up next with sports. >> tomorrow 's game means being able to fight to play another day or be done. the mets' national league division series rolls in to los angeles. one final test. laura behnke out west for us.

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no more messing around. game time. >> mets see if they can make their baseball season last a little longer. they pick up tomorrow in los angeles. laura behnke out west with a look at game 5. >> this is not where the mets want to be for a decisive game 5 but here is where they are. tomorrow night they must make the most of their second opportunity to clinch this series. >> we're pretty positive still. our guys are upbeat. >> you've got to love the fact that it's going down to game 5. you've got to leave it all out there. we're feeling pretty good. >> reporter: jacob degrom already has one win in this series. he's exactly the guy

>> i think going in to tomorrow, probably the biggest game i've ever pitched. i think that will kind of be in my mind and we'll go out there and try to put up zeroes. >> we thought this guy was pitching the best. if anybody was going to pitch two games in the series for us, it would be jake degrom. >> terry collins said every member will be available out of the bullpen tomorrow night including matt harvey. with the mets in los angeles, lauren glassberg, channel 7 eyewitness news. game 5 now, american league. the blue jays and rangers. 7th inning, tied 2-2. rangers at bat . the catchers throw back to the pitcher. hits the bat of sin shoo choo. the umps get together. the ball game resumes after 18 minutes. but the inning itself takes 53 minutes because when texas takes the field the rangers commit

three consecutive errors. the jays push one run across to tie the game and then that. jose batista, three-run home run. a bench clearing incident later. this is all one inning. they finally get to the 9th and it's the blue jays moving on. 6-3 the final score. toronto is in the american league championship series. houston and kansas city, 5th inning, up by 1. kansas city moves on to play the jays 7-2 winners tonight. two weeks from today the nets start playing for keeps. the nba regular season tips off. until then, three more preseason games. the boston celtics, jared jack, hard takedown, flagrant foul. he was ejected from the game and the celtics nets lose. the sets play the knicks on friday. wnba championship minnesota series tied 2-2. title.

20 points for the lynx. minnesota wins its third championship in five years. finally from us, the red bulls with a chance to clinch the top spot. toronto fc had other ideas. sebastian, second half for a 2-0 lead. wright-philips would score later but red bulls lose on the road 2-1.

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