this was an horrific freak act, and it's horrible that all these lives were lost this way on a beautiful happy halloween. >> two families ripped apart by a deadly crash. a woman loses her daughter and father in an instant while another family mourns a young man who used his final moments to save his young sister. good evening. i'm joe torres. >> i'm sandra bookman. tonight the community in the bronx came together to remember those three victims. >> an emotional candlelight vigil was held at the scene. 10-year-old nyanna, her grandfather louis perez were

jumped the curb and struck them. >> lucy yang was at that vigil. tonight she is n morris park. >> reporter: sandra and joe, they sang "amazing grace." they recited the lord's prayer at a candlelight vigil, this as the halloween tragedy tears through two families and multiple generations. >> nyanna was the best daughter in the world. >> reporter: in one horrific moment, this woman lost her oldest child, only 10, and she lost her 65-year-old father, a vietnam veteran who was awarded the purple heart but really was a hero every day. >> he helped me raise my children well. he cleaned, cooked, took them to school every day. >> tonight the morris park community gathered around the families of the victims at the crash site to pray and mourn

>> glory to the father. >> reporter: also killed was a 24-year-old. his family did not address the crowd. their sobbing spoke volumes. they were all out trick or treating on halloween. leka took his youngest sibling. a car suddenly jumped the curb and slammed into the crowd of innocent victims. nyanna's two younger sisters survived without a scratch. the girl's father, who just flew in from georgia, paid tribute to his father-in-law. >> you are my hero for attempting to save all of my children. >> reporter: perhaps one of the most tearful and beautiful moments tonight came when one neighbor told the families that everyone out here came running to help and that their loved ones did not die alone. right now still no word on

would caused the 52-year-old driver to lose control. he is expected to recover. live in the bronx, lucy yang, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> lucy, thank you very much. now an eyewitness news exclusive. a family in brooklyn desperate for answers after their son was hit by two cars while riding his bicycle. shawn benz is in critical condition. new surveillance video captured the cars involved but those drivers have not come forward. tonight his family is hoping that someone can help track them down. eyewitness news has this exclusive story. >> reporter: sandra, this is where shawn benz was struck by two vehicles. as you can see it is a busy intersection with a big gas stationary by so even late at night it is fairly well lit here. and that is why shawn benz's parents say they just can't understand how anyone who run over their son and then take off.

>> he didn't believe we were here. he can't retain anything. we've been here for day, and every time we come in, he's like, where have you been, i'm mad at you. >> reporter: they say it feels like a night mare they can't wake up from. their 27-year-old son shawn clinging to life and incoherent after being hit while riding his bicycle. the victim of not one but two hit-and-runs. >> it's very frustrating to set in the room watching him suffer, basically. and he can't communicate because he's sedate, and he doesn't -- i don't even know that when he wakes up he those where he is. >> reporter: take a look at these images taken from surveillance video. we chose not to show the moments of impact due to the graphic nature. the video shows ben struck behind that gas station pump and then hit again, talking the man about a dozen feet. >> he did reveal to us that he's really scared and paranoid.

seen -- i've never gone through anything like in this my life. >> reporter: it happened on okay 21st around 2:00 a.m. as benz was on his way home. at 6' 4", 235 pounds, he's player. now at kings county hospital he is unable to breathe on his own with 15 broken ribs, pneumonia, a fractured arm, and swollen from head to toe. according to a witness, the first vehicle that struck benz is a white suv, possibly a lincoln. the second was like al white nissan maxima. bill benz says he believes it's only a matter of time until the two drivers are caught. >> my family and i will not rest until you are brought to justice. >> reporter: the benz family says what's more important than justice is to get their son back but at this point there's no way to know if their son will pull through.

channel 7 eyewitness news. mets fans on the edge of their seats tonight. it is game series. right now at citi field the royals are ahead in the series three games to one. can the mets pull off a win and revive their world series hopes? we have a team of reporters following the game. we begin with sports anchor laura behnke in the newsroom. >> matt harvey has had his shares of what's called an adverse situation. from how he chose to rehab last year to the battle his agent waged this year to missing the team's first postseason workout. but all of that would be forgiven tonight with a win to keep the mets' hopes alive. rob powers is out at citi field. the season on the line, then everything changed. he joins us now with more. rob. >> reporter: how quickly this game turned. how quickly this season turned. it's not turning the way for the mets.

it is now 2-2. it's tied 2-2 in the 9th. the royals have scored two runs in the top of the 9th. matt harvey went eight innings, gave up just one run. curtis granderson has a home run, lucas duda a sac fly, but now kansas city has tied this game at two runs each. they continue to play in the 9th inning. we'll continue to keep an eye on this. as soon as this one goes final, we will be back live at the ballpark. field. the mets' season now on the brink. >> thank you so much, rob. people are living and dieing with every pitch tonight. marcus solis joins us live from a pub. >> reporter: it is not easy beg a mets fans, and that's certainly the case tonight where the fans just a few moments ago saw the royals tie this game and really shocked at the recent turn of events.

early on it was a much different story when the mets jumped out to that 1-0 lead with the home run by curtis granderson. "let's go mets." the fans were happy as matt harvey was cruising along into the 9th inning. so mets fans feeling great, but now in the bottom of the 9th the royals tieing the game. a much different story. jason, your thoughts now as this game goes into extra innings. >> we've got to believe. we've been believing all year. i think we're going to do it. we're going to win with a walk- o. we're going to kansas city. >> so mets fans trying to stay confident, but it is not the same enthusiasm as a few minutes ago when the mets had that 2-0 lead. channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you marcus. those royals certainly know how to change things in a hurry. coming up our coverage from queens continues.

we'll keep you updated on game five. rob powers will return with much more as new york tries to keep this fall classic going at least one more game. we'll see you then. joe. >> we're hanging in there, laura. stay with eyewitness news for the very latest on the mets' fight to get back into this series. we know you have mets pride. we know it for sure. show us your orange and blue. share pictures of you in your mets gear with us, using the hashtag abc7ny. we're going to turn to other news. a driver runs down a pedestrian in new jersey then takes off. tonight the search for the suspect and where police found the car. new details about a deadly plane crash. what investigators say happened to the russian jet in midair. remembrances tonight for a man whose life spanned the worlds of hollywood and washington, d.c. and more than 50,000 and the marathon. we have the highlights and a stories. gain the first week of

november, it certainly will not feel the part.

new tonight, police in new jersey are looking for a driver after a hit-and-run in jersey city. the sheriff's office says the 65-year-old was struck this morning while walking on a bridge over route 1 and 9. he is hospitalized in critical condition. deputies say they found an suv

with windshield and side damage parked on a street with no one inside. fred thompson, a former republican senator from tennessee who also acted in films and tv, has died. thompson died in nashville after a recurrence of lymphoma, according to his family. thompson appeared in at least 20 films. among them, in the light of fire, the hunt for red october, and cape fear. he announced a bid for president in 2007 but dropped out in january of 2008. he was 73 years old. happening tomorrow, president obama will be in our area, new jersey in the afternoon, new york in the evening. in newark the president will join mayor ras baraka to visit a facility for former prisoners. at night, the president comes to manhattan's theater district to attend a special fund-raiser performance of the musical hamilton.

some 50,000 runners hit the pavement today for the new york city marathon. some of them didn't make it across the finish line until darkness had fallen, and most others had already gone home. among the big winners today, on the women's side, the first woman to repeat in new york since 2008. her fellow kenyan won his first major marathon title. there were also top honors in the wheelchair division. but this race is not just about the elite runners. >> congratulations! >> 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 for the tens of thousands of hardy souls what completed this year's tcs new york city marathon. >> hardest thick i've ever done. it was an enjoyment run.

i didn't even wear my watch. >> for many, this ultimate trek through the five boroughs is about so much more than just reaching a finish line. just ask this family, cheering on a husband and father in the wheelchair race. >> such a nice accomplishment for him. he was injured in an accident three-and-a-half years ago, and this is the first 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 line the route to support them coming back year after year. >> you like to cheer the people on. it's inspirational to me. >> it's the most incredible feeling to watch them, to watch that inspiration, that motivation, that drive and will to keep going. >> reporter: all qualities on display as eyewitness news

the finish line, as did meteorologist amy freeze, but not before giving a shout-out to the city. >> brooklyn, you rock. queens showed up. manhattan, always there. for the bronx, i'm coming for you. you better turn out. i cannot wait to get to the finish line. >> she made it across the finish line. don't forget channel 7 your home for the tcs new york city marathon. and if you want to watch your friends and family cross the finish line, or just celebrate your own victory by clicking on find your finish at abc7ny. >> what a great event. but it wasn't all about personal bests. an amazing and romantic moment caught on camera. we'll have this couple's story straight ahead. plus, a disturbing discovery. needles inside halloween candy. what police say about this halloween scare. and the warm temperatures make a comeback this week.

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got through the weekend, the marathon, trick or treat, and now we have a fabulous week ahead. >> at the end of the week you are going to be saying, september wants its temperatures back. friday. with the exception of tomorrow, through friday. we head outside and check out the empire state building. 60 degrees, wind coming in from the southwest at 6 miles per hour. the high on the day got up to

to 60, so it's a very mild night. the temperature is a full six degrees above normal for november 1st. we set those clocks back last night, or hopefully we did. the sun is setting these days at 4:53 p.m. highs today got well into the 60s in many spots. up to 64 even as far north as poo kip see. 64 down the shore at belmar. at citi field right now, a lot of tense fans, 61 degrees. 60 at central park. 40s up toward monticello and sussex. wade couple of sprinkles this morning before the start of the marathon. it moved offshore fairly quickly. however, there is a very wet storm system that's going to provide a lot of rainfall for virginia, north carolina, even the southern delmarva. rainfall doesn't make it in here but some high clouds do make it in here during the day tomorrow, and that will tend to

dim the sunshine at times, especially since that sun angle is getting lower and the sun is in the southern part of the sky. that's where the clouds are actually going to be. so at times it will just appear mostly cloudy, or very high everycast out there at times tomorrow. sunnier to the north of new york city. no rainfall again expected from this system. partial sunshine for tomorrow. the high getting up to around 64. high pressure in control enough to stop that rainfall from moving up into the tristate region. then as that high moves offshore, we get a return flow from the south, and that heats our temperature to 70 degrees during the day on tuesday. for many areas that's 10 to 15 degrees above average. a big trough of low pressure in the west. they are going to be getting slow in the pacific northwest. coolest since last spring. that actually causes a big ridge to form in the east. that means it is going to feel like late september for tuesday and right through the end of the week.

tonight, partly cloudy, down to 53. again, some of those high clouds move in tomorrow morning, maybe a little bit of dim sun around 7:00 in the morning, 54, partial sunshine during the day, the high getting up to 64. we're partly cloudy tomorrow night, down to 5 2. your accuweather seven-day forecast, a nice one. highs around 70s, staying warm thursday, a few more clouds could be a even enough of a chance to include it as a graphic here. 71, sun to start on friday, then increasing clouds. 73. the record on friday 74. that was set back in nineteen fray. so we're approaching that by weekend. could be a shower late friday night or early saturday morning. saturday 65. back down to the upper 50s by sunday. until then enjoy. look going out there. >> thank you, jeff. >> halloween candy tastes better in warm weather. >> laura behnke next with

sports. >> although the warm weather can't even make postseason baseball easier. matt harvey looked frustration straight in the eye and said not tonight. as the mets and royals clash, we will check in with rob

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mets fans, what do you chew when you've gone through your fingernails? because there's nothing left. >> just keep breathing. that's all we ask. there was one thing we knew for sure heading into tonight. this would be the last game at citi field this season. what we did not know, whether or not it would also simply be the last game of the mets' season all together. trailing the royals 3-1 in the world series, trying to fight off elimination in game five. matt harvey went eight strong innings, struck out nine. it was the 9th, though, that was the problem. allowed the first runner on, got pulled, and trouble

right now it is all tied up heading into the bottom of the 10th inning, the mets fighting for their life. rob powers took in this do-or- die game from citi field. rob. >> reporter: well, it's been fun. be next. looking ahead, jacob degrom would be next. if the mets can win this game tonight it would be up to degrom next to keep the mets' season alive. he pitched game two of the world series at kansas city last week, gave up four runs over five innings in a 7-2 loss. degrom has already pitched a career high in innings. the mets are worried about fatigue. there's also concern by some that he might be tipping his pitches to the royals, but there's good news. the good news would be there's always that chance that he can pitch again. this game continues at citi field behind us. as soon as it goes final we'll be back with highlights. laura, we got you covered. hope to see you in a bit.

>> thank you rob. while the world series goes on so, too, does the nfl regular season. this afternoon it was the jets trying to put last week's loss to the patriots behind them as they traveled to the left coast to meet the raiders. opening quarter this is going to be trouble. ryan fitzpatrick, the 12-yard scramble. that's the good part. bowie leave with a torn thumb legment. that meant geno smith coming in for the first time. the vawntd jets defense just could not stop the raiders. 14-3. this time andre holmes for the 49-yard connection. 21-3 while geno smith up to his old ways. he threw for a pair of touchdowns. it's picked off there in the second. we go to the third. jones still working, making the most of the jets' missed tackles.

but he will have an mri on that thumb. in a row. tackle. we didn't stop anybody. everything they did, they did well. you've got to give them credit. the giants' banged up defense is in desperate need of jason pierre-paul who returned but won't likely make his season debut until next week. big blue taking on a saints offense that seems to be getting better each week. new orleans answered here with the flee flicker. drew brees to snead for the touchdown. tie game. first drive of the second half, who else, odell beckham junior pulling in the long ball from manning, his second score of the game. tied again. but far from over. in the fourth, tied at 42. snead, a big mistake.

blue until the final minute, the saints driving hit c.j. spiller. final seconds, a 5-yard field goal with seconds remaining. that will do it, 52-49. the giants drop a wild one. >> it was a wild one. definitely. don't know if i've played in one quite like that. back and forth, a little bit more, just kind of ran out of time. >> and we have much more ahead in sports. when we return, a busy "sportsday" gets even busier as the islanders took the ice tonight at barclays center, looking to hold their little

well, after missing his first game in nearly two years thanks to an illness, today john taveras made it two in a row. scoreless until the second period. 1-0 islanders. the sabres would tie it. your go ahead shot right there. the islanders fall. what a weekend for sports in new york city with the world series taking over citi field in flushing, and this morning the tcs new york city marathon taking over parts of all five

let's go straight to the course where mary became the woman to win new york twice. on the men's side, the kenyan broke away from the pack in the final mill and finished at 2:10:34, and somehow neither of them even looked that winded afterward. >> that's why they won. >> so true. >> thank you laura. still to come on eyewitness news, two families come together for an emotional vigil to remember victims killed during a night of trick or treating. plus, new details about what happened to a russian passenger plane that crashed

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a 65-year-old grandfather and war hero, his beloved and sweet 10-year-old granddaughter. and from another family, a 24- year-old handsome young man. those are the victims of this halloween tragedy. they were all out trick or treating when a car jumped the curb and slammed into them. tonight the morris community families. >> i know she's with my dad and they're going to walk through heaven together, and that makes me very happy and at peace. >> reporter: multiple funerals are now being planned. go fund me pages are also being set up to help pay for the expenses. no word yet on what caused the driver to lose control. in the bronx, lucy yang, channel 7 eyewitness news.

officials are considering either mechanical failures or terrorism as possible causes of the deadly crash of a russian plane in egypt. while a branch of isis is claiming responsibility, russian airlines have poor safety records. investigators say the wide scattering of debris shows the plane broke up in the air. all 224 people on board died when the plane broke up over the sinai peninsula yesterday. new at 11:00, a man on long island is under arrest and facing charges of killing his mother's live-in boyfriend. police say the man stabbed 47- year-old oscar green in the neck inside the apartment they shared in holbrook, suffolk county last night. he ran off, reportedly, after the stack, but was arrested this morning. an investigation tonight into a shooting in queens that left one teen dead and another

police say 19-year-old peyton mann waring was shot and killed on 144th avenue in rosedale. his 18-year-old neighbor was also shot and is in critical condition. no arrests have been made. no word on what sparked the shooting. happening tomorrow, a court appearance for the girlfriend of kyle naven, the connecticut man accused of killing his parents. she is charged with conspiracy to commit murder and hindering prosecution. the police affidavit leading to her arrest quotes text messages between her and kyle naven. the bodies were found buried in the backyard of a vacant home on thursday. two people from queens face multiple charges after an assault at a deli in the nassau county community of innwood. police say a 23-year-old and a 26-year-old 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. still no word on the cause of a ferocious fire that ripped through a warehouse in new jersey overnight. the blaze erupted in a one- story building on bloomfield avenue in fairfield around midnight. as flames shot through the roof, several explosions could be heard inside the building. no one was injured. investigating. about 200 people rallied at liberty state park to demonstrate their opposition to development at the public water side park. the protest inside park's historic train terminal concourse was organized by the friends of liberty state park. governor christie has proposed private commercial development at the site. demonstrators are opposed because they like the park the way it is. today's protest included live bands, kite flying, and face painting.

objects have been found in candy handed out to trick or treaters in a philadelphia suburb. they were inside wrapped twix bars handed out halloween night, but it is still unclear when the needles were placed in the candy, during packaging or distribution, or after it was purchased. new house speaker paul ryan is ruling out comprehensive immigration reform while president obama is in office. on abc's this week, the new leader of the republican controlled house sleaze not work with obama on the issue because the president can't be trusted. >> i think he's proven untrust worthy on this issue. he tried to go around congress to rewrite laws unilaterally. presidents don't write laws. congress writes laws. so, yes, i do not believe insurance and we won't, bring immigration legislation with a president we cannot trust on this issue. >> the decision puts off any prospect of addressing a

comprehensive immigration overhaul until at least 2017, after the presidential race and obama's departure from office. republicans are debating their presidential debates. tonight representatives from the major campaigns met in a hotel in a washington suburb. they hoped to come up with a list of changes to the party's remaining primary debates. many republicans did not like the format and questions at the most recent televised debate last week. a man goes on a shooting spree on halloween. tonight, new details behind his seemingly random rampage. >> chipotle restaurants shut down over an e. coli outbreak. why the problem could be much worse than initially thought.

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a town in colorado searches for answers tonight after a terrifying shooting spree. a man walked calmly down the street, then opened fire with a rifle. three people were killed. the victims apparently chosen at random. police later killed the zane shoot-out. here's abc. >> reporter: tonight res dints colorado springs on edge after three people were gunned down

their normally quiet neighborhood. >> shots fired. possible shooting in progress. >> reporter: early saturday deadly halt. a man shot to death riding his bike. flowers placed where his body was found. naomi says she was just feet from the shooter and saw it happened. >> he looked right at me, and i was like, okay, i started walking away, and i said, please don't shoot me. >> reporter: matt woke up when he heard gunshots, called police, and followed the gunman. >> there was a lady on the bench that appeared to be smoking a cigarette. she was shot in the chest. i looked to the right. there was another lady shot in the jaw. >> reporter: police finally caught up with the suspected shooter here in this wendy's parking lot. in a barrage of bullets, police say the suspect was killed. >> i got on my stomach, and they started shooting at each other. >> reporter: police are still investigating ago motive and haven't released the names of

the people involved, but they have boarded up the home of the suspected shooter. the lapped lord said he started a fair there before he wept on his murderous rampage. abc news, colorado springs. new details tonight on the search for the u.s. cargo ship that disappeared during hurricane joaquin. an ntsb official said the ship detected by sonar yesterday is upright on the ocean floor. that will help searchers retain the ship's data recorder. investigators are waiting for video confirmation that the wreckage is the el faro which went down october 1st with 33 crew members. it has been a frightful weekend of wild weather in texas. at least six tornadoes have battered the lone star statement more than a foot of rain has fallen, swamping cars and pouring into homes. the violent storms have killed at least six people. there have been more than 130 high water rescues in the houston area alone. schools in the hardest hit areas are closed tomorrow.

a wet and unpleasant surprise for riders as water flooded at least one light rail line in portland, oregon yesterday. heavy rain led to flash flooding causing delays across the transit 15. spokesman did not explain why this train went through high water. officials noted electricity for the trains comes from above so the water did not pose an immediate threat to passengers. health officials in washington state and oregon expect more cases in the e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle restaurants. more than 20 people have been sickened with eight hospitalizations, but no reported dessments more than 40 chipotle restaurants are closed, although the contamination has been linked to only six. chipotle says closed more locations out of an abundance of caution. thousands of runners achieved their dream during the new york city marathon. and for one couple, today was dream come true of a different kind.

we've got the story on this marathon proposal. plus, the weather warms up for the work week.

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one marathoner finished his race and began an engagement. he proposed to his longtime girlfriend from queens. they have been together nearly eight and a half years. melvin is a member of the fdny. this was his first marathon. >> one to remember. >> now that you've found a wife, you don't have to run no more. >> a walk in the park from here. we've got a pretty good work week weather-wise ahead of us. >> really exceptional. you can't ask for better in early november. we're talking 70s for much of the week. right now we head outside. it's a mild night. temperatures haven't even

fallen below 60 in new york city. the wind coming in from a southwesterly direction around 6 miles per hour. we take a spin on the weather wheel for tomorrow. 55 degrees at 8:00 in the morning. 57 by 9:00 a.m. temperatures approaching the 60- degree mark as we head toward midday. 61 by 11:00 a.m. we will have a little bit of dim sunshine but i am expecting high clouds to overspread the area during the course of the morning hours. there's a storm system to our south. we will get some high clouds during the course of tomorrow, especially south of new york city. 63 by 1:00 p.m., 64 by 2:00. so almost as warm as it was this afternoon, and then, of course, the sun goes down at 4:53 in tab. 60 by 5:00 p.m., 59 your temperature by 6:00. so right now temperatures in the mid-40s middletown, and the normally colder spots, 45 at monticello, low 50s at kingston and at poo kip see. mid down the shore, upper 50s to low sick on long island from

west to east. there's that storm system off to our south. this is going to provide a soaking rain. the rain might make it up to delaware. the shield of high cloud cover has made in the far north, and it will stick over us during the day tomorrow, especially from the city and points south. lows tonight 53 in the park. a lot of 40s where you are already in the 40s off to the north and 40 flat at sussex and mon tie cell low. highs during the day tomorrow with again the sunshine and the high clouds out there, kind of making for a milky appearance to the skies, especially south of new york city. 63 in belmar, only getting up to 62 towards white plains. so partially sunny tomorrow, 64 degrees. there's that high pressure area moving off to the east. as it moves offshore we get a return flow behind it. that will warm things up on

tuesday, the high up to 70 degrees. here's your accuweather forecast for 7:00. high clouds and a little bit of dim sunshine. temperatures ritt around 54 during the day. 64 for a high, partial sunshine. tomorrow night call it partly cloudy, down to 5 2. here's that seven-day forecast that we've been bragging about all night. check this out. warm sunshine on tuesday, the high getting up to 70 degrees. 70 again on wednesday. we're talking 10 to 15 degrees above normal for this time of year. staying warm on i do have a few clouds in there by later thursday. there could be a shower later on thursday afternoon with a little system moving on by. more significant front moving through late friday and very early saturday. sun to clouds before the front moves in. 73 degrees, the record 74 set back in 1948. so we're approaching that. 65 on saturday, maybe an early morning shower. not even enough of a chance too

put it on the seven-day graphic. sunday 57 under a lot of sunshine, and back down to seasonable levels by the second half of next weekend. by sunday night down to 42. until then, wow, it's a great forecast. >> pretty good. >> all right. >> if you could do in this early december, i would love you forever. >> in january, too. >> that would be tricky. >> thank you, jeff. and thank you guys for staying up late with us. >> i'm sandra back man. >> i'm joe torres.

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