finally tonight, the song heard round the world. adele's hit "hello" has been lining up the charts since the day it debuted. she may have new competition from a surprising source. hello it's me >> reporter: adele this is not. a music student in south korea has recorded her own version of adele's new smash hit. it's racking up more than 1 million hits since being posted on youtube thursday. it's not yet close to the 250

the music video adele herself debuted two weeks ago. but fans are sure glad this student dared to say "hello." wow. that kid's good, right? close your eyes and you see adele. which reminded us of adele's own words when she said, i don't make music for eyes, i make music for ears. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always, we're online 24/7 on

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slammed into them and takes off. and new information, cops searching for clues. one man dead, a six-year-old girl recovering from a bullet wound. good evening at 11:00 o'clock. i'm sade baderinwa. >> and i'm bill ritter. shots rang out in a neighborhood. >> we have new details on the victims. >> reporter: police towing this what it honda sedan with a while searching for clues through the night after gunshots rang out in front of this home. a six-year-old girl and his nine-year-old daughter were playing outside when bullets started flying. killing a man in his 20, hitting a woman, and the little girl. he says seven shots his house. then three men drove up in a

car, and the driver opened fire. woman is. she suffered minor injuries and was treated on scene. a neighbor that didn't wish to be identified said the male victim is not from around here. he heard the shots and went over to help the little girl. she was shot in the leg with the bullet passing through. >> when you see the shot in the leg, i'm not sure if it was one or two. when somebody shoot her shoot fell centimeter ground. >> reporter: the neighborhood is known for the gang activity, and this is not the first shooting on the block. a poster offers reward money for a shooting back in office. >> this is what i come home to every day. >> there should be a cop on each corner. especially in this area where there's constant shootings. >> reporter: there have been no arrests made in the shooting so far, but police say they know who the shooter is, and

they'ring looing for him. the identities of the victims haven't been released yet, but the girl is expected to be okay. thank you. a somber gathering in the bronx to remember a young girl and her grandfather killed while trick or treating. there were wake services for the girl and her grandfather who were killed on halloween when a car jumped the curb and killed them. guests are asked to where her favorite cory to the funeral tomorrow, sky blue. and an out of control car plows into a driveway, and into two parked cars, under the cars a couple doing work on them. >> reporter: it was a perfect day for a labor of love, newly obtained surveillance video

their 74 chevrolet nova, their grand son riding around playing. >> if anything happened to him, any of my grand kids. >> reporter: now hobbled with injury, the palmers are struggling to understand what happened sunday. you can see the car clipping one of their cars before plowing into their driveway and broadsiding the 3500-pound nova that moved seven feet, nearly winding upright on top of bryan. >> i never work on it in the street because i'm afraid to get hit, you thought you'd be safe in your driveway. >> reporter: the car it can too off, and -- took off, and the police found the driver who admitted he had no license, and the insurance insurance company claims they'll cover $10,000 in opportunity damage, the nova, now heavily damaged is worth

40. >> i get frustrated because we do everything right, and we have enough to cover anything that would happen that we would cause, but yet other people don't have it and they get a slap on the hand and say okay done. >> reporter: thanks to the family security camera footage police tracked down the car, and when they did they say the driver said he fled out of panic because he didn't have a license. he's facing charges now of leaving the scene. he's been let out on $5,000 bond. we have new information in a possible motive in a vicious attack on a new york city correctional officer. the attack was in retaliation for him breaking up a fight on wednesday. two teen inmates are charged in the attack. green placed the officer in a choke hold while another slashed him in the head, face, and wrist.

security at the prison now increased. a truck driver killed tonight by an amtrak train headed to new york city. the crash happened in alabama. it was going from new orleans to new york when it hit the truck. it was unclear why the vehicle was on the tracks. no one on the train was hurt. a grim consensus that a bomb most certainly brought down the russian airliner in egypt. they tell abc news the plane crashed because of a bomb near the fuel tank, and black box data indicates the sound of an explosion as well. it prompts new us security measures from airports in the middle east headed to the us, including pat down, and swabbing for explosive residue. passengers welcome the added security.

>> it's great to be informed of different ways to update security. fine, that's no problem. >> russia suspended all flights to egypt today, the crash not yet conclusive though. republican presidential candidate ben carson on the hot seat saying he was never granted admission to west point. he's lashing out slamming reporters for asking him questions about the inaccurate story he's repeated several times. for years he says he was offered a if you ever scholarship to the military academy when he was an rotc cadet, and he calls the probe a witch hunt. >> all you guys trying to pile on is actually going to help me because when i go out to book signings, i see these thousands of people they say don't let the media get you down. >> carson is also calling out the media for questioning his

claims about his violent behavior as a teen, including an attempted stabbing. and folks in upper manhattan angry about business booming in certain area, because valet parking services are popping uptaking valuable parking space, and they're ticked. >> too many car, not enough space. >> reporter: it's an on going battle in inwood between people in the neighborhood and valet company, stealing already too few parking spaces. >> it's saturated, john congested. >> reporter: parking has -- congested. >> reporter: parking has become space, and valets illegally parking cars on the street, and clogging other free spaces.

or double park them or park them on sidewalk, and this has become very common. you know, the rare parking spots in new york city. >> reporter: others say it takes up to an hour on a given night just to find an open space. >> me and my dad both experienced that on any given night. >> reporter: people living here would like to see police more heavily enforce the parking rules for the company, and they've expressed concerns before. >> it's become such an issue in the community, applications for liquor licenses, part of inquire in the application is about what are you doing about parking. >> reporter: we did reach out to several valet companies used in the area for comment, but none responded before air. a.j. ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. new at 11:00, the yankees pitcher sabbathia stepping out

in public for the first time since rehab. he appeared in times square for the if i have tie the game annual -- fifth annual rules party. he left the team just before the world series, and soak about his -- spoke about his decision to seek treatment. >> i had a chance to hit the reset button, and wanted to do the right thing. >> the scariest, but also the proudest day when we went into rehab. >> reporter: several yankees, including beltran came out to support him tonight. he says the support is great, and leapts him know he made the right chase. >> we wish him well. record warm weather today, but things are changing. more seasonal in time for the weekend. lee goldberg is in the weather center. >> it's like a late summer night after record high, broke some at jfk and other places. it's still 70 at 11:00 o'clock,

through now. the west of the forecast -- up. a woman driving down the road when a wooden post comes crashing through her windshield. tonight she tells us about her brush with death, and a new firefighter goes into fami okay, so everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios" but why? well, right now for a limited time, you can get a great deal from fios. the 100% fiber optic network. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 megs. so whatever speed you need, fios has it. get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone starting at $79.99 a month. and get $350 back with a 2-year agreement. this is your last chance. offer ends november 7th.

one of the most diverse graduating classes in fdny history. four women, the most ever, bringing the number of female firefighters to 49 in new york city. a long way to go, yes, but the fdny has also come a long way. 40 percent of today's class made up of minorities. that's progress for the new york city fire department. tonight we'll take a closer look at one of today's graduate. he's following in the footsteps of his father, a firefighter who nearly died battling a house fire years ago. one day after returning to the job came september 11th.

on this night his son steps into his boots. >> reporter: nearly 300 new firefighters sworn in today. the 150th anniversary class. every one of them with some kind of back story, but none perhaps like brendan. he wanted to be a firefighter. >> since i was born. >> reporter: and today he did. just like his dad. who we knew well. not because of how he fought fire, but how he fought back. june 1998, four homes in brooklyn erupt in flames. more than 200 firefighters battled the flames. when tim got there he rushed in trapped. suddenly the second floor collapsed, and he was in fire. pain. my legs and ankles were burned down to the bone, and i

let me die bravely. >> reporter: two other firefighters did die in the inferno, but tim did not. what followed was three years of rehab. he didn't have to come back to work, but he didn't stay away. he returned to the job, promoted to captain. his first day september 10th, 2001. the next day the world trade center, and tim was killed. and that brings us to today when tim's son, just nine when his dad died, becomes like his father. a new york firefighter. emotional to be sure. his mother is thrilled, but her son is trying to be calm. like a firefighter. >> i think he'd be proud, but i think he'd say this is a small step in a long journey ahead. >> we know he'd be proud.

we saluted him and his wife, and tonight we salute their son. and he's assigned to the same fire house in brooklyn where his dad started years ago. >> very special story. thanks. we're hearing tonight from the driver that literally stared death in the face, this close to a wooden post in her windshield. she was driving in massachusetts earlier this week. we showed the picture of what happened. the post came within inches of going right through her head. >> >. it was so fast. you didn't have time to think about it or oh, it's coming at me. >> it could have been a disaster, and all i have to deal with is a broken windshield, and you know, some very, very fortunate. >> police say the four by four fell off another vehicle, a semi truck ahead of her car ran

and record high temperatures did not stop ice skaters today from showing up at bryant park tonight. short leave scatters, and one -- skaters, and one popped the question. she said yes. of course. get out of here you maniacs. that's great. >> now the ice will really melt [ laughter ] >> it was just lovely out there. look at all the people outside the studios. >> right, nothing like it. and the cool down will be gradual. wake up tomorrow morning, not a harsh chill or anything, and then the dryness during the day, and then tomorrow night you'll know november is back. shorts tee shirt, flip flop, unbelievable tonight. the temperature at 70. humidity at 76. a west wind at 15, is that changed -- so that changed from a southwest wind.

there's the record high tying. filtered sun tomorrow. today was the warmest of the week. 70 degree, the last name that happened was 1994. still mild at sun rise, and temperatures won't move much during high clouds and the dryness of the air will make it cooler with a northwest wind. noticeably cooler tomorrow night, 30s north and west, nice and normal sunday, and freezing by sunday night into monday morning. it was toasty today, 80 in washington dc. cool air starting to work in from the north and west. the winds have shifted, and as we go through the day tomorrow you'll see a lot of high clouds around, filtered sunshine at best, and low and middle 50s. here's the cold front, but

notice the tail end of the cold front is getting hung up off to the south and west, putting on the brakes and slowing down, and along that is a wave of low pressure, and look how far back the clouds are. we have to deal with a lot of cloudiness, but the cold air comes in gradually, so tomorrow morning stuff feels mild, filtered sun, clouds go out during the day, central and southern new jersey during the day. low to mid-60s off to the midwest, then the coolness late tomorrow night and sunday morning, and sunday has bright partly cloudy skies, above 61 to start the day tomorrow, and limited sun, cooler, a touch of rain to the south. 63 to 65. much cooler tomorrow night. upper 30s to the north and west. beautiful sunday at 57. monday, chilly to start, but a nice recovery in the afternoon.

near freezing in the morning. the shower threat tuesday, a lot of that stays offshore, not a wash out, and we'll continue to warm up, and an veterans day that could be the warmest day of the week. mid to upper-60s. after that a couple of showers thursday. coming up next, great news, junk food is not what's making i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424.

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it would be nice if the knicks got something going. >> now they have to start getting wins. they're fun to watch. they haven't won a game at home hoping a win tonight would get them in the game. the last time they played milwaukee, parker sat out. he was back for this one it's a one-point game by the half, and this is a signature shot there. 14 point, 13 rebounds. angledny thread -- anthony led the way with 17, but they run out of gas. they still haven't won at the garden yet this season. now to brooklyn.

who would get the first win of the season, the nets or lakers? this is the nets worst start in nets history, and the lakers started last year 0 and 5. lopez to the basket, 23 points and the nets have the lead. bryant took a while to heat up, but eventually he did, scoring 18 points. russell scores 16. johnson closes the gap, the nets were in it. three-point game. the nets called for a five- second violation on an inbound and give up the ball. that's 0-6, lakers one and four. big football weekend, the jet liners and jags at home -- jets get the jags at home. marshall, colon, all questionable. giants and tampa bay, pierre pall looked good this week, but

the game until after tomorrow's practice. the yankees won't give qualifying officers to young and drew. they're all free agent, and as for the mets they made a qualifying offer to daniel murphy. $15.8million. he can take that, come back to the mets or test the free agent market. murphy in the spotlight a lot of playoffs. likely he'll poke around to see what else is out there. he has until next friday. and the rangers playing well, won three in a row for the second time this season. they get the equalizer here, nice passing, 1-1 second period. couple minutes later. lindberg making it look easy. they lead now. and three-game home stand for the devils. playing well. late first period, off the draw, so quick.

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