casings lying in the street, the police are towing away a car, it appears the car windows were broken with bullets. police say it's a drive-by shooting, with three suspects. the driver was the gunman they say. police know who he is and are looking for him. we spoke with a neighbor who says the male victim fatally shot, he doesn't live here and was just hanging out. the same neighbor says he heard at least 10 to 11 gunshot, and ran to help the little girl. >> was shaking really bad, and we were really scared she was shot in the leg. she was in front of the property. when somebody shoots it's scary. >> reporter: now there had been no arrests so far in the incidents, and of course we'll keep you posted on the

at this point the victims haven't been identified. >> thank you. we have new information about the third deadly bus hitting a pedestrian accident this week in new york city. the latest incident in flushing queens. the victim, a woman jaywalking, the bus driver may not have known he even hit her. the bus today found nearly 90 miles away in madison, connecticut. tim fleischer at the scene of the accident in flushing with the latest. >> reporter: and bill, at the scene tonight it's awfully crowded. you can see buses all jammed up along here as well. the 84-year-old victim was out in the middle of the street at the time she was struck. the bus then drove away, but not police have found it, and they have identified it. police identified a bus from the skyline bus company here in east elmhurst as the one that struck and killed an 84-year- old pedestrian. we were there exclusively when inspectors arrived at the company. the official says they're

bus company officials are cooperating with the police, and say a bus went through flushing at the time of the accident on the way to fox woods casino. a bus fitting the description was spotted as a rest stop by connecticut state police after the accident, and it's been identified as the bus that struck the pedestrian. >> every death will be investigated, and those responsible will be identified and prosecuted accordly. >> reporter: so far no arrests have been made, but the latest fatality, the third this week awill remembers jordan -- alarms jordan. >> they come zooming down the block, and veer, and this is a very congested area, and it needs to be addressed. >> reporter: last night police say an 84-year-old woman was crossing the street, and was struck by a bus that continued heading north without stopping. she suffered severe trauma and died at the scene. >> it doesn't matter if you're

a public employee or private the decisions based on the evidence, the police officers on the scene will make a determination on whether an arrest is appropriate or not. >> reporter: back live now, this is a tweet from the commander from the 109th precinct. he say he's meeting with officials next week to discuss pedestrian safety. have your ideas heard. solutions on the way hopefully. tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you. a lock down at all new york city jails to lock for weapons and con dramatically -- look for weapons and contraband after two teens at riker's attacked a guard. should it will violent inmate -- should the violent inmates been in solitary confinement? >> reporter: there's a major refarm because we have a new mayor and corrections commissioners, and because of a

inmate, but now officials with the unions that represent riker's they're saying we'll see a lot more attacks like this because of the reform. the victim, 31-year-old ray calderon has 22 stitches on his face. two gang members in a high security area assaulted him yesterday afternoon with a small scalpel blade. >> the fact that they did it in the manner which they did yolking him from behind and slashing him, it's premeditated assault, showing they have no respect for the authority and law. >> reporter: union officials are livid about the attack and the reforms. they can no longer punch on inmate. visiting rules will change, and next year solitary confine system banned for those younger than 21. some call it a recipe for disaster, but not mayor.

that was the justice department concern, and it wasn't working. making people more violent. >> reporter: but inmates 18 to 21 are the biggest problems, and some wonder if the reforms are too little. >> it's not in our job description to be nice. so i'm mean. i mean. we want to treat people humanely, and make sure the violence is curtailed. >> reporter: in the last few years the city had to pay millions to inmates brutally beaten by officers. that led to reform, and that's led to unions saying it's officers that feel unsafe. >> they're getting brutalized. i've never seen the levels of violence being escalated, i've never seen a lack of respect like this. >> reporter: while riker's was on lock down all day today, and i asked if they found

contraband in the search, and he says they did find one small scalpel blade similar to what attack. live, dave evans. thank you. some type of bomb in the luggage apartment is what intelligence experts in the us and britain think brought down egypt. they believe that seems the likely cause according to the experts. the plane crashed saturday, and russia suspended flights to egypt, and the uk halted british flight there is because of security concerns at the airport. meanwhile the department of homeland security here in the us announcing a series of new security efforts in the international airport. officials have not disclosed the new condition, but say it's

flights bound for the us. >> security of those planes really falls under the mandate of the federal government, but we are waiting to see if in fact it was a bomb, and if it was isis which is a concern because isis never operated there, that's always been the domain of al qaeda. >> charles schumer and bratton on my show sunday morning to discuss this. and chris christie is debate. he was dropped from the debate because of low national poll numbers. today he touted higher numbers in early voting state, and twitter. donald trump tweeted i think it's a good idea to have debate.

now to the weather, and yes, it's absolutely okay. you can like this warm weather and be a little leery of it. mid-70s in mid-november? great day for a run in central park, but we're told by lee goldberg this ain't going to last. he's outside the studios. confusing. a block up there's a street vendor who went to wallets and bags to scarfs and hats on the 1st, but business is slow. this guy is enjoying a late summer evening in a tee shirt. we tied the record in central park. smashed the record at jfk in the his-70s. four straight days in the 70s hasn't happened in 21 years. the wind has backed off a

notice it will breeze. 72 -- noticeable breeze. 71, and we had a fair amount of cloud cover. still mid-70s in parts of northern new jersey. obviously the front hasn't come through yet. the showers continue to weaken in new jersey, traveling along i-80, maybe head over to gwb and upper manhattan. couple of showers along i of 78 -- along the interstate over to glen cove, and it's going to be very light and brief. the numbers are dropping, but not until about 4 or 500 miles away. we're let you know when the temperatures start to plummet, and we could see freezing in a couple of spots weekend. that's coming up in the seven- day later on. back to you for now. >> a lot to talk about.

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orleans, and the crash happened southwest of birmingham. again, a train headed for new york involved in a crash, but no one on the train injured. we'll have much more coming up at 11:00. new at 6:00 o'clock, congratulations for the newest class of firefighters to join the fdny. >> one of the most diverse in the 150 year history of department, and more women than ever before. >> four new female firefighters, 49 in total. still a long way to go, but the fdny has still come a long way. rob nelson has more. >> reporter: they stood in line and one by one filed into the auditorium, their first steps in a career spent on the front lines of danger. >> it's not easy to become a new york city firefighter. this is the strongest, best fire department anywhere in the

>> reporter: after 18 weeks of training, 290 probationary firefighters graduated today. >> they're charged with always doing the right thing no matter the circumstances, no matter the cost. that's the reputation that's been earned by so many men and women coming before you. >> reporter: this year's class is one of the most diverse in history. four females from joined the ranks bringing the total of number of fdny women to 49. the highest ever. >> it's a blessing, and i'm very fortunate, and the experience has definitely humbled me greatly. >> i have two daughter, and i wanted them to see that if they have a dream they can do it. >> reporter: in a department of nearly 11,000 members though, the gains are modest. the pride here runs deep, especially for lisa, who joins her two brothers on the force.

excited and happy to keep up with. >> reporter: still, there are miles to go. 80 percent of the department with still white, and women makeup just about 1 percent. rob nelson. >> something else was special about this class. two sons offs firefighters who -- sex offender firefighters who -- two sons of firefighters who died on 9/11 graduated today, and we spoke to one. he was profiled so many years ago, nearly died in 1998, came back as a captain september 10th, 2001, and a son taking over for a father 14 years later. assigned to the same fair station his dad was in brooklyn. >> gives me chills. can't wait to hear the story later tonight. and coming up, a story that will bring you a smile.

a brother on a five-year tour returns home to surprise his young sister.

an emotion mal reunion in ohio, a solar his little shoot a rubber, he hasn't -- soldier and his little sister. he hadn't seen her in five years, and she was five then. students thought they were meeting a soldier to prepare for veteran's day. he'll spend the next month at home. >> aww! >> our producer here loves these story, and why not. >> love every single one of them. >> stop doing them before weather! >> right? meanwhile, i mean, ah. >> exactly. it's so great outside.

people are jumping around behind me on the avenue. summer bonus night, and we have a great sunset, we'll see great auburn and amber hues. it was dramatic all day long, and we had a hole in the overcast that just missed new york city around the prime heating hours, that's why we reached the high and tied it, but didn't smash it. 74, tying the record high from 1948. there are the sunrise and sun set times. cooler tomorrow, cooler clouds, limited sunshine. more to the north, and chilly at night. temperatures drop back to the 30s and 40s at night. nice and normal sunday. great november day. deep blue sky. a lot of sunshine, but near

look at the high, 76, 77. lower 70s in belmar, and the cold front is ready to come through. we'll start to see a wind shift overnight to the west/northwest, but only going down to 60 in new york city, a lot of clouds, limited sun during the day. dry for the most part. we could have a shower at times, but most of us dry. we'll kind of flat line in the low to mid-60, and it will feel cooler because the humidity comes way down, and there's a breeze out of the southwest, so patterson, along i-80, and yonkers and the bronx, very light showers, and another batch, brief shower in the evening hours. cold front coming through in a few years, but -- hours, but

cold air is still back here, so carry the umbrella, showers light, wouldn't bother, then tomorrow fair amount of clouds, more sun to the north, but only lower 60s. cooler in terms of clouds. partly cloudy, maybe a batch of showers tomorrow over southern jersey late. more clouds than sun. filtered sun, and tomorrow night we clear it out. 46, now you know it's november tomorrow night. cool blue skies sunday, monday a chilly start. we could be in the freezing range in the suburbs, but the afternoon is nice j. a shower or two on tuesday. not a wash out. veterans day looks beautiful. >> all right, sports is straight ahead. the mets make a call on daniel murphy.

sabbathia peeling back the onion skin, and it's interesting. >> yes, he said he knew he was an alcoholic, and just before the playoff game this year he realized he needed help, so he got it, and this morning on good morning america his interview with robin roberts let everyone know what he was dealing through. wanted to make clear he never bank before pitching. >> -- drank before pitching. >> that was one of the things i wanted to clear up. i never drank before games or anything like that. i felt like i was just tired of hiding.

qualifying offer to daniel murphy. he can take that and come back to the mets or take the free agent way. he'll likely poke around and see what else is out there. he has until next friday. friday the 13th. now that the world series is cleared out of citi field, cricket can move in. some of the best players in the world are here. they meet tomorrow part of very first cricket all star series with games here, then houston, and la. players from all over the world in the colorful uniforms. today a clinic for kids to introduce them to one of the world's boston popular sports. it's similar to baseball. >> it's quite like it. and no decision on pierre

fireworks accident, but we don't know if he's a two this weekend. >> i'll makes the decision tomorrow. he's done everything we asked him to do, and we're very positive this work out in the morning will tell us. and the jet, several questionable with injuries. they get the jaguars at home, trying to bounce back from the loss to oakland. the word disgusting was passed around. the reconsumption starts sunday. >> right now we're battling the past two weeks, and it's just time for us to go out and play football and get a win at home. i think the biggest games you play are at home, and go from there. and you know what it's time for [ applause ] >> >. it's time for the power pig skin prognosis! the jets and jaguar, and it

pops upright at the right time. the jets lost two game, and ivory's bottled up. ivory has a big day and the jets makeup for the nightmare in oakland. the jets win this one 23 of 17 to go to five and three. giants and tampa. manning three touchdowns last week, he's heating up, and the giant versus to get the running game in gear. they arch less than -- average less thank 95 game's game, and if pierre paul provides any lift, the giants win 27-23. two for two, or not, because as always your results may vary! >> mark said something there. >> it's getting better. >> the good news that's the take away. >> stretching pants [ laughter ] >> thanks for watching.

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