this. scene. >> reporter: this is where it started. argument between two man in front of this laundromat at the corner of wyckoff and green. a gun was produced, somebody fired the gun and it hit a bus which was traveling on wyckoff right in front of that bodega. brand-new video 20 minutes ago before they broke down the scene as the driver was led into a waiting ambulance, union officials say that driver was suffering from serious shock after having witnessed this and been through this trauma on his bus, b 13 bus, at about 3:30 this afternoon. we can show you more video of three spent shell casings at green. investigators believe this was a fight between at least two men, one of them fired multiple shots and then one of the bullets went wild, it that bus, the bullet went through a window on the left side, traveled diagonally through the

passenger was sitting. she was grazed in the head by flying glass, caused when the bullet went through the window but she was not seriously hurt and was taken for observation. according to sources, they have video of some men running from the scene but they have not made any arrests. not clear what the motive time this shooting was in the first place. josh einiger, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> keep us posted. new developments in the case of a missing couple in connecticut with their son, kyle, busted on a federal gun charge, telling a judge he is the suspect in the presumed murders of his parents. the pronouncement? after human remains were found in the backyard of the home. all this happening in the fairfield county town of weston. marcus solis is there with the latest. marcus? >> reporter: bill, police investigating the ties to that property, owned by a friend.

kyle navin, prosecutors say the evidence strongly suggests he killed his parents. >> it's crazy. it is absolutely scariest thing i can ever imagine here. >> reporter: reaction from residents on northfield road after seeing state police dig up a yard where two bodies were found. remains believed to be that of jeffrey and jeannette navin who disappeared in august. police have been looking for the couple since there car was found abandoned. >> the remains found at number 89 northfield road in weston are that of two human individuals. >> reporter: they aren't -- business. their son worked for them. authorities have labeled him the prime suspect in the disappearance. among the evidence, a series of text messages in which jeffrey asked his son if he had heard his mother and he was going to the police. the house where the bodies were decade. yesterday, the homeowner be amiss. that has jogged the memory of residents who say they were

surprised to see activity there back in august. >> there was people working on trees and a backhoe and all of a sudden it was like, maybe not even for a week, then all of a sudden it was stopped. >> i'm glad to hear there is some progress being made. she was a very integral part of our society here, our town, being a librarian in the school. and we missed having her about. we were very saddened to hear there could be foul play. >> reporter: no positive identification get from the medical examiner. no charges related to the presumed murdered. kyle navin is being held in custody on a gun charge. live in weston, marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. a deadly accident of building collapse. the building in midtown, 30th between fifth and sixth was undergoing demolition. firefighters rescued another worker trapped in debris for more than three hours. right now in serious condition.

the building department is investigating and has issued a stop work order for the site. the first world series game ever played at citi field tonight. it is pivotal for the mets. they find themselves down 2-0. they are working out within the past hour. the game starting just after 8:00 tonight. how important is it tonight? no team has ever won the world series after losing the first three games. we have two reports. jim dolan is with the fans. we begin with rob powers on the field with the latest. rob? >> reporter: those are some pretty daunting numbers you just quoted there, bill. find themselves in tonight. we showed you some of the mets batting practice and now we can show you the royals have taken over citi field with their bp. it is cold and windy. game three of the world series, let's play ball. the mets and the royals get it going tonight, batting practice

for the mets like i said, about an hour ago. they come to the park tonight down 0-2. not going to be easy, but the mets can climb this mountain and take the next step tonight. >> we are down, we're positive, we think -- we like noah going he's going to pitch well. we've got to start getting some runs to work with. >> reporter: i can tell you if you're headed out to the game tonight, bring a blanket and a sweatshirt. it is cold and windy. it is almost game time. let's get back outside the stadium now, jim dolan is standing by with the people tonight. jim? >> reporter: is little chilly out here, but you can warm your hands by the fire out here, no cheeseburgers out here. shrimp over there. over here, take a look, they are warming up the stromboli over here. the mets fans are ready for

mets fans look nervous? of course not. you have no idea how to blow that horn, do you? >> i'm a mets fan. >> reporter: mets fans are ready for tonight. >> i think 150%, i have faith of the mets winning. don't have a choice. >> i came from florida. >> reporter: i was wondering what that tan was all about. >> i go to the spring training games. now i'm ready to watch some real baseball. >> reporter: many here invoking the 1986 mets who were in a similar 0-2 hole. >> i was not born yet. >> i believe they came so far, all these young talent, syndergaard, it's fun to see the great run the mets made this year. they can't lose. >> reporter: they got here early today and scored a david wright autograph.

the crowded around the player cars. they peeked over the fence at the players parking lot. hoping there are just a few games left. >> syndergaard is going to bring it. >> reporter: they are ready for some stromboli over here, ready for some lamb chops, and what win. they need that most of all tonight. rob, back to you inside. >> hot dogs and stromboli? you got the better assignment, jim. back here inside the stadium, this is what they are greeted by on the big screen here at citi field. highlights of the 1986 season playing on the screen right now. some inspiration, i guess, for 2015. coming up in sports, until then , we're live in the ballpark, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> whatever it takes for

inspiration. thank you. a reminder, send us your pictures of your mets pride, using the hashtag abc7ny. local politics now, the time is puzzling perhaps, but the man who managed hillary clinton's first senate -- first senate campaign finally endorsing her for president. mayor de blasio announcing early this morning that -- many experts wondering why he withheld his back in the first place unless it was to negotiate something out of it, which he did not a compass. clinton acknowledging the mayor's endorsement by listing of dozens -- dozens of other mayors who are now backing her and listing the new york mayor as fourth on that list. friday night, a popular wedding venue suddenly closing its doors. couples out thousands of dollars in deposits and out of a place to get married. i'm lee goldberg. 10 or 12 degrees colder than yesterday. still pretty out there. gusty wind, central park right

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>> at first i felt sick because it was true. it was closed. >> reporter: catherine sensed trouble at waters edge in early september. that's when the news broke the restaurant's owner was indicted by federal authorities on 13 counts including alleged bribery and fraudulent collecting, nearly 1 million in federal aid false reporting super storm sandy damage. >> our entire wedding was in jeopardy. it was a giant question mark. >> reporter: thankfully, they reserved another venue. tomorrow, they will exchange vows, but what about their down payment given by their parents? >> my parents deserve a happy, healthy, relaxing retirement. to know what they've had to go through to help us try and have our reception at another location is just wrong. >> reporter: the venue owner pled not guilty to that 13 count indictment. he's out on bail, under house arrest. the attorney didn't answer calls for comment. he's going to be back in court next month. big takeaway, before you sign a

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that's of tweet saying, with your mets colors, you are killing the team. but i don't believe that. >> i was 0-2 with mets colors this week. i want to mix it up a little bit. >> there you go. >> and orange sunset. getting the beautiful silhouette of manhattan. bouncing camera because of gusty winds. 54 northwest winds at 18, continues to back off. first pitch, 6-12 miles per hour. sunset time, average height of 59. it is just right tonight for the fall classic. misspelling intended. pitch. with a heavy jacket, you are in good shape and it is drive. cool, calm and try treat. much nicer this year for the new york city marathon. there is a 15-20% chance of a shower. but for the most part, i think it will remain dry and won't be a big impact on the

56 at jfk, chilly in the suburbs tonight, upper 20s, 55, the same in belmar, frost advisory, east end of long island, clear overnight, then son missed with high clouds, notice the winds get lighter and fairly light during the day tomorrow. a little crisp and chilly during the day. 52 for game three tonight, as we go into the satellite, mainly clear right now, high clouds off to the west, these will spill in tomorrow. gusty winds will start to die down. we'll see that by 11:00 two storms, one over hudson bay, the other over texas. this one goes to our north, but we will be on the southern fringe of it. we could have a stray shower marathon sunday morning. halloween, -- 52, great with the costume. about 56 for your daytime high, just high clouds. there is the front off to the north sunday morning, 20% chance of shower, decent shot of a dry run,

63 during the afternoon, low 50s, in fort wadsworth. here is your accuweather forecast. clear and chilly tonight, looks cold tomorrow morning, at least the wind is light. high clouds, 56. 48 tomorrow night, calm or light wind, turning cloudy, great for halloween. a lot to remind you about. saturday night into sunday morning, change the batteries in the smoke detectors. spot shower sunday morning, rain south and east of new york city, we'll watch it closely. the storm leaves us, near 70 in the middle of next week. bonus, beautiful weather for the first week of november. rob powers at citi field. good luck for the mets tonight. >> reporter: the one thing

it's perfect world series straight ahead, the mets and royals, game three of the world series. channel 7 is your home for the tcs marathon, we are introducing you to some of the on the course. >> this is the mile 14. behind me is the torres

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look at this, it's the mayor and his wife dressed as mets on the road and at home uniforms, he was a boston red sox fan for many of years. but he is a mets fan now and halloween. maybe that will bring the mets lock as we toss it to run out at citi field today. whatever it takes, right? >> reporter: get him a couple sweatshirts for tonight. this place will, live tonight, citi field will become a living, breathing thing for game three of the world series. mets fans no their team is down, mets fans no their team is not out. they bring the series home, the world series and the mets would be in a world of hurt if they lose tonight, down 0-2 and attitude possible.

>> we are down but not out. we fought back so many times this year that this is just another challenge that we have to meet. >> reporter: coming back after losing the first two games can be done. it has been done by the mets in 1986. so read whatever numbers you want. the mets don't have time for them. coming home is a big plus too. >> in new york city in the big series, it's hard. >> reporter: game three, world series, citi field, home fans, get it going. >> we get to come here now where we've played well all year in front of a fan base that is really excited. i think that's an understatement. >> reporter: you bet. here is tonight's pitching matchup two of the hardest throwers in the business. 23-year-old noah syndergaard against yordano ventura. let's go outside the stadium with more.

>> reporter: noah syndergaard may be a rookie but he hasn't looked like it missed postseason. in two starts, he has allowed just four runs and struck out 20. tonight, comes his biggest challenge. tonight, noah syndergaard will try to do what his fellow aces could not before him. stop the red-hot and relentless royals lineup. >> as much as you would like to go to the crusty veteran who has been here and done it, to help bail you out of the whole you are in, we're not asking that. we are asking this kid to pitches game. >> reporter: he knows what he's facing, a royals club that loves hitting the fastball and won't be afraid of the rookie's ability to hit 100 miles per hour. >> it's really helped me out, devising a game plan to go out there and approach them. >> reporter: last thing syndergaard can do is worry too much about the royals. >> that's my main focus. being able to pitch to my strengths.

being able to execute all of my pitches and focus on winning one pitch at a time. >> reporter: syndergaard knows he cannot rely on the strikeout. he did hit yesterday, he has -- he did hint he has some tricks up his sleeve. channel 7 eyewitness news, rob? >> thank you. we've got more baseball coming up tonight. for now, football. jason pierre-paul injured in that fireworks accident july 4th. has not spoken about the accident until today. >> jason pierre-paul, my skill set hasn't changed. probably even better. as far as my spirit, i'm in good spirits. but my normal living is still the same. live and learn. people make mistakes. we're all human. time will tell. people say i was going to be out for the whole season. they don't know the kind of effort i put in the off-season way before this happened.

>> because of time restrictions, we can't do the full pigskin prognosis, but i can give you the computer scores. here they are. the giants are going to have a tough day in new orleans. drew brees and the saints will win that game. 31-10. the jets will do better out west, they win at oakland 23- 22. as always, your abbreviated results may vary. game three, world series tonight, see you tonight at 11:00. rob, thanks a lot. look at what's coming up tonight. a brand-new state-of-the-art basketball court destroyed by vandals. cops pulling out all the stops to find out who ruined one community's favorite place to play ball. those stories and more coming up on eyewitness news at 11:00. thanks for watching.