there's no i. d. on the victim, and police are still locking for the suspects. a 20-year-old man shot and killed. a 6-year-old girl grazed by a bullet. toni yates. thank you. riker's island still under guard after a guard was slashed by an inmate. darla miles is in the bronx with new details. >> reporter: for the first time we're learning a possible motive for the incident. sources tell eyewitness news this was about the inmates taking it to the prison guards after breaking up a fight wednesday night, and one of the inmates said in a recorded conversation they were going to

violate the guard. a guard was slashed from his forehead to ear. sources say the 41-year-old testified to a grand jury friday afternoon in the thursday evening assault that will leave him permanently scarred. here he is leaving after the testimony. >> the incident. horrible, and i've reached out to the guard and look forward to speaking to him later today. >> reporter: the two teens accused of carrying out the assault left the bronx criminal courthouse in these department of corrections vans. according to the criminal complaint green placed both arms around the informant's neck and jeezed, then the other approach -- squeezed, then the other approached him. the guard kicked him, but still he ended up getting slashed on the face and arm. security was tight for both

a cording to sources -- according to sources they're well-known gang members with long histories. >> i think the individuals that did it will have a long time in prison. >> reporter: the prison was on lock down all day while the police search for contraband. >> we need to reduce violence in jails. where we've added programs and done new innovative training with the staff, those units are performing much better. >> reporter: now there are two other inmate ascussedded of participating in this incident. they weren't in court today, but they didn't participate in the actual assault, but created a diversion so the assault could take place, and of the four inmates accused in the incident, three of them had prior charges of assaulting corrections officers before. darla miles, channel 8,

eyewitness news. thank you. family and friends gathering in the bronx tonight to remember a young girl and her grandfather killed while trick or treating. a wake is going on now for the 10-year-old and 65-year-old. the two were killed on halloween when a car hit them on morris park avenue. guests are asked to where her favorite color, sky blue. and a reward in the murder of a gas station attendant in new jersey. he was working at the gas station october 26th when two men in masks burst in. he was shot and killed in the robbery. no suspects have been identified. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. new information about an elderly woman killed by a bus in queens. police positively identified the vehicle that hit her.

miles in the rain to madison, connecticut, so key evidence washed away. impounded. detectives are trying to notety the family of the victim. have you noticed? it doesn't feel like november. we broke a bunch of but the change is on the way, and it will happen soon. meteorologist lee goldberg is outside, where you want to be on a night like tonight. >> no question about it. it feels like a late summer evening out here. great breeze, feels beautiful, nothing windy or november about it. look at the record highs today, central park hit 74, tying a record high. jfk smashing the record, and that's four straight november days in the 70, haven't seen that in 21 years, and we're

still at 72, and mild in the evening hours. we've had gusts up to 30 miles per hour south of new york city, and you'll still feel the warm breeze early on tonight, and we're not seeing any signs of the chill just yet, but it's coming, and the future scan puts those over new york city into the bronx lower west chester over the next hour or so, so we'll be watching those on radar. meanwhile the chilly air is still back over the higher value and over the midwest -- valley, and over the midwest, so we still have a couple of that's all ahead in the seven- day forecast when i come inside unimportantly. back to you for you. thank you. stepped up security measures officially unveiled after the crash of the russian jet liner. the focus now on commercial flights headed to the united states, and both egyptian of

a bomb may have brought the plane down killing everyone on board. jim dolan is at kennedy airport. >> reporter: the us is focusing on ten airports in the middle east with two things in common. they all have inadequate security leaving them vulnerable to possible terror attack, and flight that is go directly to the united states. with no other explanation emerging from the charred wreckage in egypt, the world now has no chase. >> >. we have to consider the possibility that it was potentially a -- potentially a bomb. >> reporter: 224 people died last sashed. isis claimed responsibility -- saturday. isis claimed aren't, but it also -- responsibility, but it also doesn't matter who did it. someone was apparently able to

they felt safe. >> it could happen anywhere, in the states, anywhere, and they're trying to hurt the country with the tourism. >> reporter: airport security in the united states is as good as anywhere in the world, but in some middle east country it's far more lax, so today the department of homeland security announced a safeguard flights headed to the united states, including expanded screening of baggage and other items brought on board, and assessment of security overseas, technological assistance, and additional measures including possible undercover agents on board. >> it's great to be informed of ways to update security, that's no problem, but i think the people there are doing their job. >> reporter: there are no direct flights from that airport to any place in the united states, if they want to

improve security there they have to do it on their own. there's no plans for the united states to ban all flights there as some alamosa countries have -- other countries have done. jim dolan. the prison worker to helped two inmates escape in northern new york has been slapped with a hefty bill for repairs. $80,000. mitchell is serving up to seven years for providing the men tools they used to escape. and scheduled asaro's started today. he blew his 750,000-dollar take at the racetrack. no deal, president obama ended years of political

plug on the keystone xl pipeline project. it would have moved 800,000- barrels of petroleum from canada to the gulf coast every day. supporters say it's key to america's energy, independence, and will create jobs. >> we have been consumed by the debate whether or not this pipeline would create jobs and lower gas prices, we've gone ahead and lowered gas prices and created jobs. >> officials in canada still want to find an environmentally sound way to expert their oil. meanwhile the supreme court had the president's health care plan again, the issue was contraceptives. faith-based organizations says

making the -- complies sit in making contraceptives available s. most appeal courts found this is not a violation of federal law. republicannic presidential candidate ben carson setting the record straight on whether he was offering a scholarship from west point. carson says he decided that the military was not where he saw himself going. former senator and actor fred thompson remembered today for his booming voice, sincerity and wit. a memorial service in nashville, tennessee today. senator john mccain recalled thompson's funny comments on the senate floor.

thompson died from a recurrence of limb foe ma. coming up -- limb foe ma. >> reporter: coming up, a man caught stealing from a church donation box. when he did before stealing the money.

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he couldn't go on any longer after the last weekend of the baltimore. she says he -- he says he received a lot of support from his teammates and players around the league. he said he was tired of hiding his alcoholism. hiding. i felt such a weight lifted. >> reporter: he felt like he to do it. >> >. i definitely needed to help to be a better husband, father, teammate. >> reporter: he understands the fans being critical of his timing to seek treatment. >> there was no other option for me but to get help, and i understand where fans were upset. >> reporter: goalie interference penalty a chance to -- given a chance to reflect, yankees fans feel he did the right thing. >> his family comes first. >> he's no good to himself or

family, so i think he did the right thing. >> he did the right thing, and will have a great year next year. >> reporter: with the support of his wife and four children he believes he's on the right track. the fact that a sports star of his magnitude admitted the addiction might help others. >> many times they have family support, they're employed. those things help them to get on track with the recovery process. >> he appears to be ready to go next and. his demons exposed, made public, and his 12-year-old son knows he's doing what he can to cure the disease. >> thank you. tonight the ntsb is investigating if driver fatigue was the cause of a bus accident killing six people. the bus was headed from michigan to texas when it crashed in arkansas this morning. the impact ripped off most of

the roof and ejected some passengers onto the interstate. the driver did survive. police say a nine-year-old boy shot to death in chicago was daughterred from a park -- lured from a park into an ally and investigating. lee was killed because of his father's gang connections. he was on his way to his grandmother's house when he was shot in the back of his head monday. the police superintendent said it's the most cowardly and unfathomable crime he's seen in his years of policing. the us coast guard is looking for a cruise ship passenger that tumbled into the ocean while on a cruise. this is cell phone video of the search. the man appeared to try to jump onto a lifeboat from the seventh deck, missed, clung to the edge of the boat as other passengers tried to help.

the water. you're back? >> the temperatures are in the low to mid-80, light chop, no big storm, so hopefully he'll be okay. >> right. >> lovely today. >> yes. >> i woke up this morning though and thought the trees must be very confused. >> oh, yeah. trees and people are very confused. a lot of mixed reviews. want some coolness. yeah, great breezes out here. great foliage went in central park. the colors peaking. a lot of leaves were stripped today because of the gusty breezes, but some still out there, and it's a beautiful friday evening, like a bonus late summer evening. 72 the temperature. the barometer on the rise, and high today 74, good enough to tie the record set in 1948. the average high is 47. no rain fall yet, but some on

the way in the next hour, and there are the sun rise and sunset times. highs today, 77 in morris town, still 76 in kingston right now. fair amount of clouds around. showers, the win toe is really the -- window is really the next few hours, 9:00, 10:00 o'clock latest. then they move away. mostly cloudy to partly sunny tomorrow, i think the numbers just hold. we start the day at 60. great launching pad, but don't go anywhere. humidity comes down, feeling a lot cooler. not chilly, but cooler than today. there's this showers along i-80

patterson along i-80. if they hold together they'll go to upper manhattan and the bronx, and staten island maybe an hour away. there's the cold front. not much with it, and cooling lags behind too, that's why we're still in the low to mid- 60s tomorrow, and there's a wave weighting it, not allowing it to get offshore. so maybe a fair amount of clouds over southern new mexicoling in. a decent -- new jersey. a decent day, but more of a transition day. cooler tomorrow night. so we have the evening shower, partly cloudy, late run south and east, band of rain could return to southern new jersey late, but much of the night is dry. cooler and drier, bit of rain over ocean county. 65 tomorrow, and then the chill tomorrow night. clearing, coder wasn't -- colder wind. upper 30s to the north and west. could we drop down the freezing

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the unemployment rate was down to 5 percent. the report boosted fears the fed will increase interest rates. we may be enjoying a late seasonal warm up, but we can't dodge winter, and now is the time to winterize your homes. nina pineda has seven ways you can get ready and save money with the cold weather comes. >> reporter: changing the filter and cleaning your furnace makes it more efficient and takes just a few minutes whether you do it yourself or hire a professional to check for leaks. >> check it before you actually need it. >> reporter: simple maintenance in and around your home now makes certain you get heat with the first cold snap hit, and could prevent hazards that could harm your home and

we asked mike jackson, a technician to take us around a customer's house. >> you want to make sure this is attached to the house properly. doesn't wiggle and it's water tight. >> what happens if it's not? >> you're trucing water to a -- introducing water to a power supply. you could burn your house down, somebody could get killed. >> reporter: there could be an electrical fire if it's not protected. >> it causes shorts and electrocution. >> reporter: unplug hoses and turn off water supply for those outside your home, and drain the pipe. >> >. it expands out of the pipe, breaks the pipe, then you have a broken pipe in the home causing flooding, damage, insurance, the nightmares you don't want to deal with. >> reporter: clear gutters to prevent roof damage, and make sure water drain as way from your home's foundation. also reverse ceiling fans to

save money. >> all the hot air is pushed down. you get out in front of a problem early, it will save you some money. >> reporter: the maintenance plan is 25 bucks per month, in his opinion money well spent because you could have burst pipes and the damage could run into the tens of thousands. nina pineda, channel 8 eyewitness news. it's video that's shocking a lot of people. a man caught an camera stealing from a church. what he's doing just before stealing from the donation box. and bill bratton with strong for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?!

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new information tonight about the murder of a gas station worker in new jersey. >> police are offering a 10,000- dollar reward for information about the shooting death of patel, and tonight we're hearing from his heart broken coworker. new jersey reporter toni yates has the story. >> i knew him, he was like a father to me. >> reporter: monday october 26th, two masked men entered the gas station and shot his father figure and friend patel dead. he was in the auto shop yards away with wharton a gunman -- when a gunman killed his friend. >> we heard a gunshot, so we stopped, then a couple of seconds later we heard the door, and screaming. by the time i came over here he was lying on the floor already. i didn't see nobody. >> reporter: investigators gathered video recordings from several stores in the area

because minutes before patel was shot dead two masked men robbed a restaurant across the street. >> they come to the counter with two guns. there was a lady working here. they asked her to put the money in the bag. >> reporter: the two men tried but failed to break into the phone store next door. right after that they heard gun fire. >> they tried to get as much as they can in the same sear. the lady -- area. the lady hear a gun shooting four times. >> reporter: patel was a father, a long time clerk at the shop where candles now stand in his memory, and for customers. >> everything in the area knew him. a lot of people come by to give sympathy, and say what a nice person he is. even though he was arrive. >> reporter: toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. the search for a man that

catholic church, caught on camera scouting the church for an hour before zeroing in on the donation box. it's video that's shocked everyone at the church. >> >. he has a book bag over his arm. keeps looking around for the people. he's looking at the people. and then when the people go, he gets up, he looks around again, he came over as you see in the tape. >> we know god was watch, and apparently your camera was watching. >> yes. >> the thief got away with $200, and if you recognize him call the police. new at 0a -- 5:00, police in the bronx want to find a man that sexual lie assaulted a girl -- sexually assaulted a girl on the bus. he exposed himself to her, and

wrist, then got off the bus and took off. and busta rhymes was charged with assault for throwing a drink conner at that time a person in chelsea. the victim sustained a minor injury, and the rapper finished an anger management course. nypd commissioner weighing in on the boycott of taranino films after he took part in an antipolice protest after a police officer was killed. the commissioner told bill ritter that it's not just his remarks in the rally, but the timing that was offensive. >> at that time and the nature of his comment, and the people he was standing with, in the group a lot of types who hate the police, so again if you

want to lie down with them, then you'll have to suffer with them. >> the commissioner also says he did not have personal knowledge of the surprise the leader of the fraternal order of police the group is planning for the director, but he's certain it will be within the law. and you can see a full interview with the commissioner this sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock right here on channel 7. for years you heard warnings about something many of us have in our homes. window blinds with cords, it's a hazard that's killed more than 100 children and injured many more, so why hasn't anything been done, especially mechanism available? >> reporter: the chairman of the consumer product safety commission said cordless versions like this set solve the problem. it's beautiful. >> reporter: but the industry continues to make and sell the

more dangerous set with cords. >> we've got bryan ross bryan ross here. >> they say only 10 percent of american homes have young children, and the rest of us chords with blinds. but there are been hundreds of years. this is been an issue for that long, and nothing has been done yet to really solve the problem permanently. everyone agree, if you have children at home, you do not want blinds with cord, and there's dramatic and tragic stories you'll see on world news tonight as we look into this issue. >> you actually share on our piece tonight, and i watched it, some really dramatic video showing the cord around the neck of a child, and it really tells or shows how dangerous they can be.

it, but the young man survived, and his mother was making a home video, and there he was practically strangling, and he wants the the people to see it. >> yes, he's okay, and thinks the vehicle that's so chilling and shocking. >> it is. >> parents see that and realize it can happen like that. i found out in my own home, we had exactly the wrong kind of window blinds in his room as he was growing up. >> so during the investigation you obtained some undercover video, and you found that salespeople don't even realize the dangers. >> yes, we sent out reporters around the country from stations saying we want to buy blinds for children, and at the major stores they don't know about the dangers. some that helped, and the fact that since we began the report, ikea and target have stopped selling all together blind with

chords, and others say they'll do it within three years. >> going on for a long time. okay. thank you. and of course more tonight on world news, and full report on night line. thanks. and still ahead, the cards one restaurant is passing out to parents when they show up with children. >> and a historic place in new jersey getting a big boost in renovation. wants now. evening commute busy on the roads and sidewalks. a lot of foot traffic. so nice out there. temperature about 72 degrees. showers rolling through over the next few hours. the temperatures still in the low 70s, be u-turn we'll let you -- let you know what it cools down.

v^anlegacy of malcolm x if brooklyn. new at 5:00, the supporters of a historic but dilapidated stadium in new jersey are getting a big boost. it's a national historic land mark, and it's been awarded a 300,000-dollar restoration grant. the 83-year-old stadium played host to legendary negro league baylor games. a teen that discovered his own abstarbucks asking for privacy. julian hernandez was taken from alabama to cleveland by his father. he discovered it last week while trying to apply for college. he said in a statement he simply wants to be normal. i have goals i'm striving to meet, so please again respect my request for prescribe. good news for -- privacy.

with the holidays around the corner. you can get your passport faster. until the end of the month routine service is four to five week, expedited is two to three weeks. a restaurant in houston is getting will the of attention, but -- a lot of attention but not because of food. a mexican restaurant is hadn'ting out rule -- handing out rule cards to parents with children. the cup that will owns the restaurant says they have had several incidents where children destroyed art in the restaurants and the parent did say nothing. >> we have to say how valuable the things are. >> take responsibility for your kids. >> they've received some bad feedback, but that hasn't stopped them. to. and lee goldberg has details on a cool down.

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women are making new york women next at we continue to follow breaking news, one man is dead and a child injured in a drive by shooting in plain field new jersey. police have identified the gunman driving the car and they are looking for him right now. the shooting happened near west 3rd street. a 6-year-old girl was on a back porch of a home when she was shot in the leg, but is expected to be okay.

and the rockefeller christmas tree arrived today in manhattan, and no need to bundle up to hit the rink in central park. lack at that! >> >. yep. >> it's open for the season, yep. scatters are wearing -- skaters are wearing short sleeves and shorts, but they're certainly ready for winter. >> look at that. everybody with tee shirts on. >> wow. >> and the tree, we saw the tree last night. >> yeah, we saw it 10:45 last night. old news. >> it's really cool. >> it's nice. >> >. it's exciting, and it says holiday season even if the thermometer doesn't. right now it's like the last few nights, just packed outside. it's going to be wild, it feels like it's september. look outside and it's like

south florida weather. another guy in shorts just walking the dog. 72, mostly cloudy skies, four days in the 70s. planner for tonight, stays in the 60s through much of the night. even though a cold front is coming through in several hours, the cold air lags behind. we dry out, and don't see the real cool air until tomorrow night. tomorrow night is when you'll really notice it. the coldest spot in the morning upper 40s. brighter north of new york city tomorrow. even though we start the day at 60 we'll hover in the low to mid-60s. knocking down the humidity, that takes away from the warmth as well because of the dry air coming in, and clearing out tomorrow night. so we have some showers, they're very light. this one falling apart.

little shower near randolph, new jersey, just south of newton, and a few more showers moving along i-78, so maybe a couple of showers sneaking into new york city, and that'll do it. cold front comes through, but the cold air lagging behind, so tart the at a dam in the 50s and 60s. high clouds around, brighter to the north. mid-60 as high as we'll get. reel we re main dry. a -- we'll remain dry. the chill really returns tomorrow night. upper 30s sunday morning. seven-day forecast, we have cooler temperatures tomorrow. cloud cover. day, 57. now on monday, the numbers close to freezing as you head back to work and school monday morning. but then 60 in the afternoon

hour, then 46 at night, and the numbers start to recover during the week. this shower threat on tuesday is not a big deal. there's a storm to the south, not a wash out, and a lot of rain may stay offshore. certainly a lot of clouds, but comfortable. similar to tomorrow. then the best bet, temperatures 66 on veterans day, maybe 70. another threat of showers thursday and friday, 62. so even though we get a little splash of chill you're not looking at anything extreme until probably closer to thanksgiving i think the pattern will flip. >> okay, thank you. >> you got it. this week in enabled eats? >> > -- neighborhood eats? >> i was supposed to start that wasn't i? >> yes. >> it's a restaurant located in queens [ laughter ] >> don't worry the food coming.

italy, and his wife from queens, and they brought husband. queens. >> it's my favorite italian restaurant. >> reporter: the name means coming and going, but you may very weather want -- well want to stay for pizza. >> it's out of this world. the dough is made, there's a lot of attention to detail. >> reporter: pasta and a variety of gnocchi and more. >> it's a tradition. >> reporter: antonio worked as some of the top restaurants in rome, but how office his wife.

>> this neighborhood is still the real new york. with. friends and family still here. >> reporter: but you might not have found this dish here years ago. a linguini with shrimp, cooked in seafood stock, it's added to the shrimp, mint, and cheese. >> you really taste it. he's bridging it to queens, he's experienced it. and i love it. >> reporter: that's exactly what the chef and his wife are striving for. >> the first few years in the restaurant business, it's tough, but it's also very gratifying when people really appreciate what you're doing and enjoy the food. >> plenty to enjoy. for the recipe for the squid ink pasta go to our website,

and we'll have details on how to hand roll that pasta. including teeny desserts. >> did you hand roll pasta? >> i did not work the magic. i let the chef do that. >> it's delicious. i'm appreciates this right now. ] >> sorry! [ laughter ] >> coming up next a 13-year-old lifesaver. >> when a teen did at school to save his friend's life, and the young hero is giving all the credit to a cartoon. and coming up at 6:00, a major development in a hit and run accident that killed an 84- year-old woman in queens. they found the bus that killed her 94-mile as way. >> and an important day for the

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on staten island two class mate windshield autism now -- class mates with awe schism now share a -- autism now share a special bond. one saved the other's life while he was choking. >> and the other teen learned it from a cartoon. >> choked by accident. >> reporter: is he a good friend of yours? >> yes, he's a good friend. >> reporter: and brandon williams and his class mate -- is a hero, and when his class mate started choking he saved her,. >> and i said where did you learn it and he said sponge bob? >> reporter: you can say what

>> my son picked it up. it's incredible. >> reporter: and this isn't the first time that sponge bob helped someone save a life. i know this because i covered a story a lot like this one four and a half years ago. >> she goes ally, are you choking, and i go. >> reporter: for those two girls in long beach. this clarinet moment provided the same life saving help, but it's more intense because another school choked and died in school last week. >> it was like jess a, you could have die -- jessica, you could have died. >> reporter: and because of the challenges of autism, it's amazing that he understands the critical details. >> he was four and a half years

old, and he directed the bus driver to my mother's house. you know it. >> reporter: and for jessica. >> what do you think of your friend? >> awesome. >> reporter: you think he's awesome? >> and cute. >> reporter: she went forget either. stacey sager. channel 7. >> he is awesome, and cute. still ahead, one of the first diverse classes in the history of fdny graduates. >> eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. this is new york's number one news, channel 7 eyewitness news with bill ritter and liz cho. rob powers with sports, and lee goldberg with your forecast. now eyewitness news at 6:00. a big break in a case of a hit and run accident that killed an 84-year-old woman. police have now found the bus

from the deadly scene. but first a man is killed in new jersey, and a woman and six so he recalled girl are injured. i'm -- six-year-old girl are injured. i'm liz cho. >> and i'm bill ritter. the police now know the identity of the shooter. >> the young girl was wounded in the leg, and a woman also injured in the incident that happened late this afternoon in the union county city of plain field. >> it's breaking news and our lead story. >> reporter: well, bill and liz, we learned the six-year- old girl was shot in the leg, and it went through her leg, and we learned a third victim, a woman was shot. she was treated opt scene, and the girl -- hadn't scene, and the girl is expected to be okay. she was sitting on the front porch where you can see there's an active scene here. there are several bullet

casings lying in the street,