>> if you recognize any of the men in that surveillance video, police from the 67th precinct would like you to call them. shirleen allicot, channel 7 eyewitness news. and developing news out of brooklyn where firefighters are on the scene of an apartment fire. we're told it started at around 3:30 on the top floor of an apartment building in park slope. fire officials say the flames were contained to one apartment. the fire is now out. one resident suffered minor injuries. no firefighters were hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. we've just released new and exclusive video from the seconds a driver lost control slamming on to a bronx sidewalk killing three people who were trick or treating. police are looking in to the medical history of the man and whether he had a seizure. eyewitness news reporter darla miles is in the bronx with the latest on the investigation. >> a priest showed up here at the crash site early this morning to bless it. it's where three people died.

it's also where three people survived. we have life saving video of the 3-year-old girl. we're going to show as much as we can, but most is too disturbing to watch. >> reporter: new exclusive video of the halloween night crash shows the youngest victim, only 3 years old, lying on the sidewalk, shoes off, stroller toppled over. >> knowing that something this gruesome happened in the neighborhood i live in is really scary. >> reporter: this black chevy impala rocketed through the intersection, narrowly edging through a row of parked cars and utility poles, killing three people. this surveillance video shows the impala rear-ending an uber car in front of it seconds before the crash. >> i just wanted to examine the scene. it's unbelievable like my friend raymond said how centimeters can determine your life. if he would have hit the

three people's lives would have been saved. >> reporter: friends of kristian leka, a native of albania, showed up to see it all with their own lives. >> it was supposed to be a fun day and it was horror. i feel so bad. >> he was just a hard worker. he was always at work. never seen him really hanging out. >> reporter: earlier young aquil. the 52-year-old driver has not been charged at this time. according to the nypd, no drugs or alcohol was found in his system but this afternoon commissioner bill bratton said this 52-year-old driver does have a history of seizures. reporting live in the morris park section of the bronx, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. the streets blocked off

during a gas leak in mt. olive, new jersey are back open. police, firefighters, and the gas company responded to the scene on wolf road. a middle school and daycare were evacuated and the children sent home. no one was injured. police have identified a construction worker who was killed last week in a building collapse in midtown. pedro basilio was working on a demolition crumbled. his body was found in the basement. another worker was trapped in the debris for three hours. two people were hurt this morning when a piece of a ceiling fell at a construction site on the upper west site. the closed prep school on west end avenue is undergoing both people are expected to be okay. new details. a connecticut woman is denying helping her boyfriend kill his parents. jennifer valiante made her first today. she was charged with conspiracy to commit murder and

navin. the bodies were found buried in the backyard of a vacant home in westin last week. sheldon silver back in court as jury selection got underway in his corruption trial. the 71-year-old is accused of accepting nearly $4 million in pay-offs and kickbacks. he tells us he's vindicated. his lawyers claim prosecutors are unfairly going after silver for practices that have long been sanctioned in albany. if convicted he faces 130 years in prison. president obama is in new jersey pushing his plan for overhauling the political justice system. political reporter dave evans is here with more on the president's visit. >> the president is squeeding a -- squeezing a lot in to today's visit. a major push to help about a half million former inmates re-enter society. in his second turn the president is focused on breaking the cycle of incarceration, helping former

>> reporter: today the president visited integrity house in newark. he hosted a long table discussion at rutgers law school in making our criminal justice system more fair. the rehab initiative includes extending technical training for inmates, banning employers of criminal history questions in the early stages of hiring inmates and he's working with republicans for cutting drug-related crimes. they're dispro porgz -- and latino. >> reporter: today christie blasted the president, saying since 2010 crime is down 20% and the prison population 10%. christie even put out this sfram message -- putting out this

instagram message saying we've been on this since 2010. it goes on, nice of you to show up. >> i don't think you'd find anywhere else in the country where our police officers feel supported, crime is being reduced because of your efforts in the community, and also few incarcerated. >> after the president wraps up everything in newark, he'll be on the upper east side for a democratic party fundraiser. he'll be at a special fundraising performance of the hit show hamilton. he's liked it so much he's back for more. see you at 6:00. overseas migration still surging more than 218,000 migrants crossed the mediterranean in the month of october and that's more than in all of 2014. those numbers coming out tonight from the u.n. refugee. it's beyond, quote, anything they could have been expecting a few months ago. the u.n. pledged to relocate 150,000 refugees.

october total. stocks getting a healthy trading week. the dow closed at 17,828. the nasdaq climbed 73 points and the s&p 500 added 24 points. dozens of people right now protesting at the world trade center site over proposed health compensation cuts for first responders. they say the extension of five years does not provided adequate funding for healthcare. >> we're here now fighting for reauthorization when everyone knows that people who were there, firefighters, police officers, and other first responders and others are sick and dying in record numbers. >> the united states has always

the battlefield. well, we leave our wounded on the battlefield unless we reauthorize the james adroga act. >> today's gathering was in response to a bill proposed by republicans last week and an alternative proposal to cut funding by about 60% and limit it to five years. new at 5:00, a new jersey pastor charged. he's accused of making up a story about being church. the question tonight, why would he do that? hundreds of people killed when a russian passenger jet goes down. the search is on for what caused the accident or whether it was even an 7 on your prescription drugs. >> i'm meteorologist lee you know it's november with the 4:51 sunset. this could be the coolest day of the week.

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the mystery deepens as to what brought down a russian passenger jet killing all 224 people onboard. officials say over sinai. right now the potential causes range from terrorism to a fuel tank explosion.

bodies begin arriving in russia and devastated families start the heartbreaking task of identifying their loved ones, new pictures of the victims including more than a dozen children are now on display at a growing memorial at the airport where the doomed flight was supposed to land. what went wrong according to airline officials, pilots lost control because of an external mechanical impact insisting there was nothing wrong with the plane. an isis linked group has claimed responsibility but u.s. intelligence officials say right now it's too soon to rule out a cause. >> does isis have the ability to shoot down an airliner? >> it's unlikely but i wouldn't rule it out. >> reporter: it was early saturday morning, the flight left the resort city of sharmel sheik. there were no obvious signs or distress calls before it crashed, killing all 224 passengers and crew onboard. investigators quickly recovered

can bree field but aviation experts say the real answers may have to come from the wreckage. >> this airplane came apart instantaneously so there may not be any data that would show us what happened in the black boxes. >> investigators say the black boxes are in good shape and for now their best bet for new clues so those boxes have been sent to cairo for analysis. >> the ntsb has positively identified the u.s. cargo ship that went missing during hurricane joaquin. the el faro was first detected by sonar. the ship disappeared october 1st with 33 crew members aboard. two of them had ties to long island. investigators say sonar indicates the ship landed on the ocean floor upright which could help crews recover the ship's data recorder. police in colorado are looking for a motive in a shooting rampage in colorado springs.

armed with a rifle first shot a bicyclist then shot and killed two women as they sat on a porch saturday. he may have lived in the neighborhood. officers tracked the man down to a parking lot, killing him in a gun battle. new details about pope francis's visit to mexico next year. the pope will arrive in mexico city in february. he will reportedly stay in the country for about a week. most people there, as you may know, are roman catholic. during the visit pope francis is expected to address the violence in mexico along with immigration. and beginning today the main entrance to the south ferry white hall street subway station will be closed for the next nine months. it's another phase in project. the storm flooded the station with 15 million gallons of salt water. now water tight doors and other features are being installed. we're getting a better look at the devastation in texas from those deadly storms. at least six people were killed when

slammed the gulf coast over the weekend. aerial video shows homes in houston with roofs ripped off, piles of debris and yards. the houston area was hit with more than a foot of rain in just 24 hours. one family caught a tornado on their home security camera. fortunately their house was not destroyed. from one weather extreme to another. parts of oregon hit by their first accumulating snowfall. this is a welcome sight for skiers who say last season was rather disappointing. a couple inches of fresh snow has fallen at timberline lodge ski resort and mt. hood. they expect to get another couple inches today. >> we don't even need to wear a coat outside. >> no, not at all. they're going to do well in the cascades and rockies this year because there's going to be a lot of weather systems. the question is will we be cold enough for a

lot of snow. meanwhile a spectacular sunset, our first one here in the work week on standard time. a lot of activity on the waters. i assume that's because of the presidential visit. then you can see -- thank you very much. we have at least some partial sunshine to end the day in some spots and the trend will be to clear out tonight. the high today, 63 degrees. running 5 degrees above average, that's nothing. we'll be 10 to 15 degrees above average the rest of the week. last year in the state it was awful chilly at 48 degrees. this november off to a much warmer start and through the first week here compared to last year, we had a couple days in the 60s but this week we're going to have maybe four days in and around 70 degrees, maybe even record warmth as we go toward friday. there's a cool-down coming up this weekend. yonkers is coming westchester county and

then you see lower 60s across parts of interior, new jersey. smithtown to bridgeport back to poughkeepsie. the wind is basically calm, very light out of the northwest with high pressure building in. a few mainly clear later on tonight. lots of light and variable wind early. launching pad of 54 near 67 by noon and in to the low 70s during the afternoon hours. here's the high clouds right now. they're beginning to retreat to the south and east. we watch the rain all day long sit but that's going to go out to sea because high pressure is going to build in. eventually these clouds we're watching the strip of rainfall over the great lakes but that's going to bypass us to the north and so is the chilly air. we get exposed this toasty weather. 70 degrees warmer, brighter skies tomorrow. it's mostly sunny skies. clouds still staying to our south. notice how the clouds are sort of

taking the path of least resistance going around the high. eventually they'll get back in here on thursday. clouds should increase during the day. might be a threat of a shower in the afternoon. turning out mostly clear later on tonight. nice mild evening. a lot of folks still walking around with their new york city marathon medals around. very pretty evening. 52 tonight. then 70 tomorrow . patchy fog early. warmer. plenty of sun shine during the afternoon hours. 46. 40s in the suburbs and coming up at 5:30, the clouds increasing on thursday break our 70-degree stretch and hold us in the 60s. that's not too bad. there will be showers for friday night. we're watching that in the forecast. definitely a cool-down over the weekend but is that even temporary? can we get back to the warmth next week? that's coming up in our next half hour. today marks the 15th anniversary of the international space station. nasa says since the launch of the first module back in 1998 the station has

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just month after announcing he's undergoing treatment for brain cancer, former president jimmy carter was out today helping to build houses for the poor. he's participating in a

he says he's still taking immune boosting drugs to help his body seek out cancer cells. he adds its too early to tell if the drug is working but carter claims he feels just fine and he wants to continue helping others. >> we were supposed to be in nepal right now with 2500 volunteers and they have kind of a civil war going on. we couldn't get supplies for our 2500 volunteers. this monday in memphis is kind of a preview, what we'll be doing next year. >> incredible. carter says his favorite moment is giving families keys to a new home. all new at 5:00, a business it's a bagel store. if you think a bagel is just a bagel, think again. >> that's right. these aren't your normal bagels at all. they look and taste quite different than what we're used to. lauren glassberg is here to give us a look and hopefully a taste. >> these we will call rainbow

the bagels may remind you of fruit stripe gum. they're bagels of happiness. the man who makes them, just as happy as those eating them. >> reporter: the bagel store in bedford avenue may look like any other bagel shop but look a little closer and there are some odd offerings. cragel. >> reporter: there are cream cheese options and a bagel made with bacon, egg, and cheese. >> doubly delicious. >> reporter: the bagel that causes the most buzz is the rainbow bagel. >> in all honesty, start of personal therapy. >> reporter: scott russillo is the bagel store's creative director. scott deals in color. >> it's not just the visual. it looks great but also when you're your emotion for the whole day.

>> reporter: after a recent social media post by a friend of the kardashian's, the rainbow bagels are turning up a pot of gold. >> i can't explain to you how wonderful it is to have all these people here. my brother is nothing but a genius. >> reporter: he's made orange and blue bagels for the mets. you wonder where he gets his inspiration. the rainbow bagels taste a little like fruit loops and they go very well with funfetti cream cheese. >> you can tell i like colors. [ laughter ] >> how do you like the taste? good. we came all the way from brownsville just to come here and try it. >> it's edible art and it makes everybody happy, including the guy who makes it. >> the rainbow bagels do cost a little more with funfetti cream cheese you'll pay $6.98. consider it a special occasion bagel.

they sell out every day so if you want a rainbow bagel you have to call the day before and place an order otherwise you run the risk that there won't be any left. >> my head is trying to get around this. >> trademark secret there. >> much sweeter than your normal bagel. >> that's in part because of the cream cheese. funfetti. all new at 5:00, a bizarre crime in new jersey tonight. police say a pastor made up a story about being tied up and attacked in his church. the big question tonight, why? >> plus a soccer complex vandalized. see for the first time what someone did to cause tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage. >> and the answer sin. new information on whether new

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new at 5:00, a church pastor in new jersey accused of lying about being attacked in his own church. >> police say jairon pena's hands were loosely bound and there was a bag over his head. the big question tonight, why would he make this all up? tonight. >> this is exactly the question investigators are now trying to answer. they say this pastor didn't have the injuries to match the story, a story they say changed multiple times. >> reporter: investigators say 36-year-old jairon pena made up a story about being physically attacked at the church where he's the pastor. now he's charged with staging a fictitious assault. >> he has a lost congregation. they're devoted people here. >> reporter: police responded to a 911 call at new covenant

missionary baptist church. that's where they say they found pena, his hands loosely tied behind his back with a rope, legs tied, and a cloth stuffed in his mouth. he also had a plastic bag over his head and taped to his head a misspelled islamic phrase. travis harris works nearby. >> a lot of undercover cop cars coming. seven, eight cars out here. they all went in to the church. 20 minutes later i see a person being wheeled out in a stretcher and being put in to an ambulance. >> reporter: investigators say pena told them he went to the front door of the church when he heard loud bang ing. that's when he said two men and a woman assaulted him. he said it didn't stop there. he told police they threw bibles from the pews, stomping on them while ridiculing his religion. >> i just hope everybody is okay. >> investigators say the pastor

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determined to make arrests in this case. it all happened on halloween night. vandals toppled huge light towers and smashed the fixtures. they toppled benches and picnic ables. they ables -- picnic tables. they left the field strewn with trash for good measure. the coaches didn't find out till sunday morning just a few hours before hundreds of children were scheduled to play their matches. the league is 38 years old, an institution in this community that organized matches for 1600 kids. the damage here is estimated at $24,000. gut. you walk in, you know you have all these teams showing up to play their games and all of the sudden there's this disaster and you think geez, why would someone do something like that? >> thankfully we have volunteers in the community that came down to help us clean up yesterday and get us in

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attend a fundraising performance of hamilton. he's discussing a proposal to overhaul the criminal justice system and joins cory booker at a roundtable discussion. >> a tourism campaign to promote new york city in the winter. the unlock nyc web page will offer tips like hidden spaces within iconic places and stores with stories. the campaign will also highlight winter attractions like outdoor ice skating rinks, restaurants and hidden gems around the city. >> before we get to winter, it's a beautiful time of year for fall foliage. check out some of these photos on our eyewitness news viewers app and online that we'd like to share. aren't they beautiful? >> they are gorgeous. >> the city is about to peak over the next week to 10 days. because it's around 70 degrees it actually is going to extend this foliage season. >> so if you get out, send us more photos. >> good halloween, nice for marathon, and we continue it in to this week.

there's a lot of foot traffic on the west side. maybe it's just too mild to take the subway or bus tonight. feels so great outside and we're going to have many days to do this this week. cloudy sky, the wind is calm right now. still see the nypd blocks out from the marathon. clouds early this evening will thin out and disappear. mainly clear skies overnight. temperature down to about 52 in new york city. 40s in many suburbs. we'll visit new jersey for a planner. we'll drop in to the upper 40s after midnight. probably low, about 45. lowest temperatures well north and west may get close to the 40-degree mark. mostly sunny skies tomorrow, start the day out in the 50s. 40s in the suburbs. near 70 by early afternoon, should be great. remember the sun sets before 5:00 so the numbers will start to drop through the low 60s. still will be very comfortable tomorrow evening. october numbers, a little above average in terms of the temperature and below average in terms of the rainfall by about half an inch. moderate drought across much of

the area. here are the november normals. 58. by the end of the month, 48. sunset tonight, 4:30 later in the month. average rainfall about 4 inches. we do average a third of an inch of snow. we're in a late september pattern here. the coolest air is out west. there will be a brief interruption. we're not talking about any extended chill just yet. clouds are with us this evening. they'll move offshore and be very comfortable. you'll need the jacket north and west. tomorrow morning a little patchy fog off to the north and west. 42 to 52. during the afternoon hours in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees. and tomorrow is basically blue sky, just a few patchy cloids around. should feel great. your 7-day accuweather forecast looking like this. thursday is going to be close. clouds are going to try to come in. there could be a couple showers that will sneak in here during the afternoon hours.

clouds and shy of the 70-degree mark. friday is the day ahead of a front that we could challenge a record. record is 74. we're forecasting a match that might be a shower coming in friday night and even after that, saturday is not bad. sunshine and clouds, about 65. definitely a cooler breeze and only in the 50s on sunday via sunshine but that visit in to normal temperatures only lasts a few days. if i could go a little farther in to the 8 and 9-day forecast, we'll look at temperatures getting back in to the 60s. >> great pattern. >> it's looking good. prescription drugs can be costly even with health insurance. but there are things you can do to help your costs down. 7 on your side's nina pineda is here with seven tips to keep more money in your wallet. >> americans spend more than $300 billion on prescription drugs every year. even if you have health insurance, your plan may not cover medication. we found it really pays to ask a lot of questions to save on your pill bill. >> reporter: whether your

prefer the personal touch of a mom and pop pharmacy or the anonymity and convenience of a big box store, always ask, is this the lowest price? there are many options for getting cheap prices for drugs. begin with shopping around. we did a price check on the generic form of a best selling antibiotic levaquin. all in the same new jersey county, 500-milligram tablets the retail cost with no discount varied from a top price of $169.99 to a low of just $10 for the same 10 pills. a difference of more than $150. this pharmacist also recommends using generic brands. >> we went from $355 -- >> to $12. >> reporter: the name brand price for crestor, a cholesterol lowering drug, cost hundreds more than its generic equivalent. >> huge savings. >> and that's just asking your doctor can we do a substitute. >> yes. >> for

use a generic. it's considered equivalent by the fda and certainly is legitimate and will save you money. >> reporter: dr. linda bernstein warns at saving at the cost of safety, however, especially if you order medicine online. >> you're not getting what you think you're getting and it could be a dangerous product for your health. >> look for seals of accreditation and make sure a pharmacist is able to chat online. >> if they don't ask you for a prescription before they fill it, then that's a red flag. >> reporter: always ask about prescription savings cards. most stores offer big savings on medicine for a small annual fee. no matter where you find the best prices, it's important to have a consistent pharmacist who knows you and what meds you're taking. >> generally speaking, better to have a loyalty to one pharmacy because that pharmacist can get to know you and your medicines and keep a running list of all your medicines. >> which brings us to tip number 7. if you find your prescription drugs cheaper somewhere else, see if your own pharmacist can price match or price beat it. if they want to

keep your business, they usually will. you can also ask your doctor about any assistance programs. you may qualify to get your pills for free. parents doing all they can to keep their kids safe. >> why this family on long island has gps trackers on their children all day and what would cause those trackers to set off an alarm. >> i'm liz cho. coming up at 6:00, nearly six years after a mother of two was found dead in the bathtub of her apartment on the upper west side, police tonight make an arrest. investigators say the alleged killer was no stranger. >> and a fire that killed seven children in brooklyn leads to a major new campaign to protect other families. we've got details on the free giveaway. for the girl scout meeting... okay.

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his school in queens. the body of the boy who had autism was found months later in the east river. >> parents horrified by what happened have come up with a way to track their children who have special needs. kristin thorne spoke to them. >> i haven't slept in my own bed for about four years because i'm terrified that my son is going to run off and i'm not going to hear him in time. >> reporter: it's not just 8-year-old donovan dianne has to worry about. her 10-year-old son douglas also has autism and has a tendency to run away. >> you can have an alarm and all that's going to do is let you know your child left. lets you know where your child is. >> reporter: now her kids wear a gps device that not only tells mcdonagh and her husband where the boys are but it tracks them -- >> this is our home. the bus went down and dropped them off at school. >> reporter: and sends the parents alerts. it's called angel sense. >> i'll be at work and i'll get

the text, douglas just left home. you go on the app and you'll see he's in transit. then you get another alert. douglas just arrived at school. right now he's at school. so you click on school and it shows old mill road. if he steps out of the circle, we get the alert. >> reporter: what happens if a child is in a place that doesn't have good cell service and the gps doesn't work? the device has something called a listen-in function. it allows the parents to listen to where the child is. >> maybe he's by the water. maybe he's by the train yard. >> reporter: the device can only be removed from the child's clothing by a magnetic key which only the parent has. >> i feel very safe. >> it makes you feel better? >> yes. >> because you know your parents can find you. >> yes. >> reporter: in long island, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> sounds like a great device. still ahead, new york city launches the biggest fire safety campaign in the country.

starts right now. a dramatic development tonight in the death of a woman on the upper west side of manhattan nearly six years ago. police at first thought it was a slip and fall accident. now her husband is charged with murder. >> but first, new video of a car before it went out of control and plowed in to a group of trick or treaters and killed three people. good evening at 6:00. i'm liz cho. >> i'm bill ritter. investigators right now trying to find out if some kind of medical event or condition of the driver caused this horrific crash. >> this is exclusive video of a 3-year-old girl who was injured but survived the accident. her 10-year-old sister and two adults were killed.

morris park section of the bronx. tim fleischer at the scene with new information. >> the outpouring of grief and sympathy quite evident here in this morris park neighborhood. look at the growing memorial. all the candles that have been placed here, the flowers, stuffed toys in honor of even the young victims here. also tonight police are looking, focusing on the medical history of the driver. >> reporter: the first crash by the driver gave no indication of the deadly outcome. but he slammed first in to this uber car at an intersection on morris park avenue. then he again smashed in to the back of the cab, sending it in to oncoming traffic. within seconds, this would be the scene of carnage and death after the driver, out of control, when careening up in to the sidewalk and slamming in to the brick wall of the porch, killing three people. now police reveal -- >> that investigation is continuing. it's focusing certainly on the medical history of the driver who has been reported had a history of

seizures going back a number of