halloween horror. an out of control car smashes in to a group of trick or treaters. did the driver suffer a medical condition before the deadly crash? >> on the break. the mets have one more shot at citifield to keep their world series hopes alive. good evening, everyone. i'm sandra bookman. >> and i'm joe torres. we begin with the deadly crash in the bronx. a group of young trick or treaters and adults strolling along morris park avenue when an out of control dodge charger jumped the curb

>> killed in that crash, 65-year-old luis perez. 10-year-old nyanna aquil, and 24-year-old kristian leka. the horrific scene unfolded in the morris park section of the bronx. that's where mallory hoff is this evening. >> reporter: wearing a hospital gown with scratches on the side of her face, a woman broke down on the scene where nyanna aquil, kristian leka and her 65-year-old grandfather luis perez were killed. two other children and one adult were also hurt when they were mowed down by a car trick or treating in park. >> reporter: carol richie works at the ps83 school aquil attended. she saw him saking care of his grand daughters. >> now to lose both of them. >> reporter: now investigators

led a 52-year-old man driving a 2011 dodge charger to hit another car before losing control, jumping the curb and plowing in to a group of people on the sidewalk. today the car was towed away from a front yard where it ultimately came to a stop. >> what went through your head when you learned the unthinkable had happened here? >> i didn't believe it. >> reporter: a friend of 24-year-old victim kristian leka comprehend what happened. everyone. go young. >> reporter: mayor de blasio put out a statement saying in part we do not accept tragedies like this as inevitable. this could be any of our families. >> the kids are going to be devastated in school tomorrow. we'll work on that. >> no charges have been filed tonight. we're told the driver in this crash is still being treated for injuries. it's still unclear how he ended up

here . tonight as you can see a growing memorial. candles being lit in remembrance. >> thank you. stay with eyewitness news for the very latest on the deadly halloween crash in the bronx. you can find updates and information on abc7ny. we'll turn our attention to the mets. the amazings have their backs up against a wall tonight. >> kansas city is one victory from its first world series title since 1985. that also happens to be the last time a team rallied to win the world series when down three games to one. >> we have team coverage of the mets game 5 to stay alive. marcus solis is with the fans. but we begin with rob powers at citifield. >> just a week ago it looked like the mets who were the team of destiny after they came off

with a sweep but now it's the royals one win away from winning their first championship in 30 years. let's take a live look at batting practice at citifield. both teams have been on the field today after last night's wild game 4. royals mistakes. new york now in a three games to one hole. they're going to have to put the cherry on top of the season. they've faced adversity. i live in today. they're not down about game 1 or down about they're excited about getting after it tonight and getting on the plane tomorrow and getting to kansas city. >> this is the season, this game tonight, the mets cannot lose this game. for more on the big series, the big game tonight, let's go back to the studio. by. >> what a difference an inning

the mets needed just five outs to tie up the series last night before sending ace matt harvey to the mound tonight in hopes of giving their first advantage of the world series. heels. it all fell apart in the 8th inning of game 4. terry collins deciding to go with tyler clippard to start. familia got the ground ball he daniel murphy letting it go right under his glove. the tying run comes in to score on the error. mike moustakas does that. they get other the mets' shutdown closer for the second time in the world series but his teammates will be the first to tell you it's not his or murphy's fault. >> there was dozens of things we could have done better in this game to win this game. the way daniel murphy has been playing, the way he's put this offense back at times, daniel murphy did not lose us this game. we lost this game as a

>> mets still do have one more game at home to try to turn things around. if they do win tonight it's right back to canss city canss -- right back to kansas city. we'll be back in sports with a final preview. >> see you then, laura. all season long mets fans have been saying you got to believe. tonight the mets need to feed off their fans' energy for this last game at citifield tonight. marcus solis is with those nervous fans at o'neal's in queens. >> it's already been a trying day for fans. they watched the giants lose, the jets are getting killed, but none of that thatmatters today. despite last night's heartbreaking defeat, they're still confident the amazings can pull off an amazing comeback.

>> i feel we should be up three games to one, not them, but i still have a lot of hope. >> they're going to win, win, win. >> reporter: the big crowd to see the giants and jets this afternoon. but that's just the appetizer leading up to game 5 of the world series. mckenen is wearing the orange and blue. it terry collins happens to be a friend. >> he's a wonderful human being. believe me. very friend friendly, warm, his fans and would do anything for anybody. >> you want to see him win. >> absolutely . >> reporter: the mets may be facing elimination but fans like their chances with matt harvey on the mound tonight followed by jacob degrom and noah syndergaard. >> with those three guys going they could. they just need their bullpen to step up. >> so they are confident. they are hopeful. they'll be watching. we'll be watching with fingers crossed. >> we got everything crossed. stay with eyewitness

news for continuing coverage as the mets try to battle back in this world series. show us your mets pride by sharing your fan photos with us using #abc7ny. two people from queens face multiple charges after an assault at a deli in the nassau county community of inwood. police say simone sturges and rose took two children trick or treating last night. investigators say the couple stole cookies and attacked the clerk following an argument over the treats the clerk gave the children. firefighters spent the night battling a warehouse that fire broke out inside one story building on bloom and fairfield around midnight. several explosions from inside the building were reported and flames shot up through the roof. there's no early word on a possible cause but essex county prosecutors are investigating. no one was hurt. marathon sunday. a fleet

of fast feet take to the streets of new york city. >> coming up on eyewitness news, all the big moments from the tcs new york city marathon. the runners, spectators, and their stories. >> here's a live look at the finish line where some determined runners are still crossing. >> what a pleasant night for that. temperatures around 63 in the park. 63 also at citifield where everyone is gathering for game 5. this is nothing.

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a kenyon sweep at the tcs marathon. mary keitany. stanley biwott won his first honor. >> you're looking live at the finish line in central park. making their way in. that is in marathon. much like new york everybody. congratulations. >> reporter: who doesn't like a pat on the back for a job well done or a nice gold medal to guild the accomplishment? all that and more waiting at the finish line from the tens and

thousands of hearty souls who completed this year's tcs new york city marathon. >> it was an enjoyment run. i didn't even >> reporter: for many this ultimate track through the five boroughs is about so much more than just reaching a finish line. just ask the mcgorty family cheering on a husband and father in the wheelchair race. >> it's such a nice accomplishment for him. he was injured in an accident two and a half years ago and this is the first big race he's done since then. >> my daughter sharon is running the marathon. >> reporter: all their stories are the story behind this 45-year-old race and what keeps the tens of thousands of spectators who lined the route to support them coming back year after year. >> one of the most incredible feelings to watch them.

inspiration, that motivation, the will to keep going. >> reporter: that was all on display as our own meteorologist amy freeze crossed the finish line this afternoon as did eyewitness news producer jason, usually behind the scenes. >> i covered new york for five years and i've told people how great it is but i've never been person experience. i've been amazing. >> it is amazing. don't forget, you can watch friends and family cross the finish line or celebrate your own victory by clicking on find your finish at abc7ny. >> congratulations to all the marathoners. some of them passing by our window here tonight. what a way to start november. coming up on eyewitness news, jeff says we're

was this good weather for the runners today? much better than running in the rain or running in extreme heat. >> i would imagine. >> good for us. >> good for the announcers. [ laughter ] compared to last year with 40-mile-per-hour winds, i think we could take that. you said you did experience a little bit of drizzle. >> there was a little bit of drizzle right before 7:00. then it was gone. >> i think the runners enjoyed it. things are only going to get better. if you're heading out to citifield for big game 5,

looks like temperatures are going to be in the low 60s for first pitch at 8:15. we're just a block away from central park. we've got a bunch of runners, a bunch of spectators out there. congratulations to all who ran the race, just an incredible feat of excellence as we look outside right now. people morninging this nice weather. 63 right now. humidity at 58%. wind at 6 miles per hour. the high on the day getting up to 64 a couple hours ago. here are your stats for november 1st. we're 5 degrees above. 84 on this date in 1950. since we switched the clocks back last night, hopefully you did, the sunrise now is earlier at 6:26 but look at the sunset time. that's also an hour early. a lot of places got in to the middle 60s. 60 in newark. over at city

fall by a degree or so by the time first 8:15 this evening. just a little bit of a wind pushing out toward right field so maybe the hitters can take that in to account. 55 in sussex. 61 down the shore in belmar. the radar satellite showed those little sprinkles that moved on by this morning have moved way offshore. now we have clearing moving in. high pressure is going to help us avoid this moisture over the southeastern part of the country. it looks like the northern edge of that maybe makes it up to the del marva. lows tonight in the meantime park. eventually getting down to the low 40s well north and west. highs tomorrow up to 64 under partly cloudy skies but check out tuesday, up to 70 degrees. offshore. we get a return flow behind it. but that means it's going to feel like september for much of the week. approaching records by friday.

accuweather cloudy. down to 53. about 62 partly cloudy tomorrow. we're here's your accuweather 7-day forecast. warm sunshine on tuesday. 70. how about 70 again on wednesday under wall to wall sunshine. staying warm thursday, 71. there's an outside chance getting a stray shower thursday afternoon. increasing clouds friday. 73 would near a record. the record for that day is 74. that was set we're only one degree off of that. maybe a shower late friday with increasing cloud maybe a shower early saturday. then we clear things temperatures close to seasonable by a week from today. highs in the upper 50s under a lot of sunshine. that's an incredible almost unheard of first week of november. >> hope fully it will be that nice in kansas city if we go back there. laura behnke next with sports. >> the pressure is on the mets. but do not expect this team to

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remember all that talk we've got november baseball. >> hopefully it's more than one day. let's be honest, a few months ago not a lot of people expected the mets to make it this far in the postseason. even that can't take the sting out of the heartbreaking loss. tonight it's another game, another chance to extend this series. rob powers is live at citifield with more. >> hey, laura. the mets and their fans come to the ballpark tonight knowing this is the final game in the stadium here this season. mets' backs are against the wall but they do have reason they think for hope and it's the same reason we've been talking about since early april. it's the starting pitching. matt harvey silenced critics with a couple great performances. with the season now on the line once again, the mets will turn to the dark night to save the day. >> i know his career hasn't

been that long and he hasn't had too many of these situations but the ones he has had, he's stepped up. we had arguably maybe our best pitcher. we got a good win. >> so the royals come here looking for a world series championship. guys in the other dugout might have something to say about that. we're live in citifield, rob powers, channel 7 eyewitness news. see you tonight at 11:00. >> we'll see you then. to the gridiron now where jason pierre paul could be back in the giants starting lineup as soon as next week. that would not help big blue's defense this week which was already decimated with injuries and this afternoon taking on a saints offense that seems to be getting week after week. they reached in to the bag of tricks. drew breeze to willy sneed. it's a tie game. first drive of the odell bem beck second score of the all tied up

. that's a familiar theme. far from over in the 4th. tied at 42. he coughed up the football. there's tremaine mcbride. it was looking good for bilge blue until the final minute. cj spiller with 36 seconds left. we're tied again at 49. the series of giants mistakes led to this in the final seconds. drilling the 50-yard field goal with seconds remaining. that's it. 52-49 the giants lose a wild one. >> frust rating. you want to explode but that's not going to help so you're trying to figure out how you can help. we did an awful lot of good thing to win quite frankly but not enough obviously in the win. the jets and raiders are both chasing division leaders on the season. either team would go a pretty long way to establish the wildcard credentials. ryan fitzpatrick left this one with a thumb injury.

show and it's been one to forget. 31-13 the jets. they've got making up to do in the 4th. one of the biggest rivalries in major league soccer resumes today. the red bulls took on dc united in the first game of a two-game eastern conference final. 72nd minute, dax mccarty. it's a huge away goal for the red bulls. only goal of game 1. they play again next sunday at red bull arena. it was a nearly perfect fall day for the 2015 tcs new york city marathon. taking home the gold, first time winner and one no stranger to the top of the podium. mary keitany who won here last year finished in 2:24:25, becoming the 8th woman to win new york twice. on the men's side it was stanley biwott from kenya.

2:10:34. >> i knew [ inaudible ] throughout the course. thank you very much. >> had to thank the crowd. one of the best marathon experiences you're going to see and he certainly felt it. >> another day at for him. >> piece of cake. that's the news for now. we thank you for joining us. stay tuned for abc world news coming up next. i'm joe torres. >> i'm sandra bookman. we're coming back at 11:00.