marcus solis is there with the latest. marcus? >> reporter: bill, police investigating the ties to that property, owned by a friend. kyle navin, prosecutors say the evidence strongly suggests he killed his parents. >> it's crazy. it is absolutely scariest thing i can ever imagine here. >> reporter: reaction from residents on northfield road after seeing state police dig up a yard where two bodies were found. remains believed to be that of jeffrey and jeannette navin who disappeared in august. police have been looking for the couple since there car was found abandoned. >> the remains found at number 89 northfield road in weston are that of two human individuals. >> reporter: they aren't -- business. their son worked for them. authorities have labeled him the prime suspect in the disappearance. among the evidence, a series of text messages in which jeffrey asked his son if he had heard his mother and he was going to the police. the house where the bodies were decade. yesterday, the homeowner be amiss. that has jogged the memory of r

i'm marcus solis. the story coming up in a live report. . >> marcus, thank you very much. >>> also ahead, is the donald all of a sudden looking pretty vulnerable? a new poll shows dr. ben carson now has the advantage in a very critical state. we will tell you more about that. >> hillary clinton is capping what is being called the best week yet of her 2016 campaign. for president. hearings. >> meteorologist amy freeze this morning. we are waking up with sunshine. clear skies overhead right now. the sun comes up at 7:15. you will see bright conditions. however, clouds will be moving in. and it will be a cool day. freeze factor scale, we will call it a 6. the best being 10. and one being the worse. we will go with a six today. details coming up in the accu- next. join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect

tonight they will hopefully find out who they will be eyewitness news reporter marcus solis is at citi field with much more on how the players upcoming series. marcus? >> a lot of the players are saying they are happy to be back playing baseball. for many of the fans that showed up at citi field, they p.j. crews had a bulging backpack but no books inside. the truth is the 15-year-old skipped school with mom's permission to come to citi field on a mission, to get autographs. he met the mets. in september he threw out a first pitch at the game. >> i got stephen match, curtis granderson. >> reporter: good day. >> yeah. >> reporter: you are excited. >> yeah. >> reporter: inside the mets were working out hoping a sick day lay offdoesn't hurt their -- six day layoff doesn't hurt their momentum. >> heard from a lot of people -- my phone was blowing up after the game. friends, family, everyone is very, very excited. >> today's workout drew a handful of diehard hoping to >> got a picture with granderson, florez, picture with i have been here since 10:30. >> reporter: on monday, a pep rally outs

marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> to politics now. support for hillary clinton's presidential campaign is growing among democrats. an abc news "washington post" pole shows more than half would choose her to represent the party. bernie sanders is behind her at 23% and vice president biden has 16%. the field is narrowing. jim webb dropped his bid for the oval office as a democrat today but he is not ruling out a run as an independent. >> of course vice president hasn't ruled in anything. >>> lee goldberg said remember last weekend? it won't be like that. >>> nice to look outside and not see heavy coats. >> nice break. nice and mild. nice for rob to fedex an umbrella for laura. >> i did do that. >> the accuweather umbrella is out there. good teammate. a mild night. first a beautiful sunset that happened about eight minutes ago. there it is. traffic is flying on the new york harbor nice and calm today. a little breezy. a little chop on the hudson. they are flying. 6:17. getting darker and darker. we fall back in a week and a half, maratho

. >> rob powers and marcus solis are in kansas city where it's been raining for most of the day. heavy rain here tomorrow we'll begin this afternoon with rob. >> a couple developments since we saw you on eyewitness news at 5:00. it's still raining but not nearly as hard. there's been movement on the grounds crew and the mets themselves have come out. they're warming up in the outfield right now. they'll do what they have done, most of the pregame work inside. the mets and royals get ready for game 1 but job 1 is to dry things out and get this game started. the tarp has been on the field for much of the day. they have blowers out here underneath the tarp. they'll be fine playing through drizzle. terry his guys would be fine to start. the problem for matt harvey would be a rain delay during the game. >> matt will be fine pitching early. supposed to stop in the middle of the game sometime, but if it doesn't, and we get some heavy rain or something has to stop the game, that would be a situation both teams would have a tough time in. >> then again, that's why colon and niese have bee

joining us here in kansas city, marcus solis outside the stadium. >> no doubt about it. mets fans need ed to clear their heads, get their minds off of the heartbreaking loss. for many it was their first full day in kansas city. some got to take in a little history and eat a whole lot of food. >> a little bit better if the mets had won but the town itself was nice. >> reporter: mets fans out exploring the town and one must-see attraction, the negro league baseball museum. >> going through it, you can see what the connection was and how it was sort of like the center of a lot of what went on. very interesting. >> reporter: it's a powerful exhibit where visitors are initially separated from life sized bronze sculptures of legendary players, symbolizing segregation that prevented black major leagues. the field opens up as baseball did when jackie barrier. the world series has meant an influx of visitors. >> this story is so much bigger than the game of baseball. this empowerment. it's a story about leadership. it's a story about ultimately the socialization. >> reporter: the

we know rob powers and marcus solis were listening because they can hear our newscast. they're in the land of blues and barbecue. we begin tonight with rob. >> game time approaches, tomorrow night this place is going to be jam packed with baseball fans. october baseball is special baseball and it's that time of year. >> in october you see the world series and you always kind of imagine yourself being there. so to be able to make it is definitely very exciting. >> reporter: exciting for everybody. i mean, come on, this doesn't happen every day. the mets haven't been to a world series since 2000, haven't won one since 1986. >> i was 5 years old. i hadn't even started playing organized baseball yet. i think i had a wiffle ball. >> oh, how time flies and the mets are having fun. it's being hammered home to enjoy this moment. it could be another 15 years before the mets are back. >> kind of take a deep breath and say, you know what, it's the world series and the new york mets have made it to the world series and that's not our end game. now that we're here, we're going to do

marcus solis and rob powers and the team are right now and we begin with rob. >> it's a little messy right now. nobody really cares if the weather knocks the game off the front pages as long as it doesn't knock the game off completely. i'm going to get out of the way here and you can take a look at the field. the rain has been falling all day long. we've got our fingers crossed for game time. the mets have every contingency covered here. when it comes to the game itself, when it comes to experience, who's got the upper hand? world series number 111, the first between these two teams, the first in 15 years for the mets. heck, these guys were in grade school. they can hardly remember 15 years ago. >> hard to remember, if anything. >> reporter: for the royals it's been 12 long months since they stood on baseball's biggest days. they played in last year's series and lost. so just about everybody in the other the mets, two. juan uribe and curtis granderson. >> the first time didn't go the way we wanted to. looking to be on the victorious side of things this second time around. >> reporter

marcus solis is at citi field with more. >> reporter: yesterday there was a lot of fans, so much excitement, fanfare outside of citi field. today the focus was inside. the mets were back in the field and back to work. stay loose, stay hot, that's the dark at hand now that the mets are in the midst of a six day layoff before the first pitch of the world series. they will find out tonight or tomorrow whether they are heading to toronto or kansas city. >> it's setting in that we are going to the world series and kind of now you get your mind right for, you know, the job that we have to do. >> reporter: the national league champs worked out at citi field, some in brand-new world series sweatshirts. the players will tell you reaching baseball's grandest stage asbestos much of a thrill for them as the fans. >> you want to get to the big once you are here, you want to make it to the world series. it's amazing to be here. a good feeling. we are going to have fun. >> reporter: speaking of fans, a handful outside of the player's entrance hoping to get autographs from their heros. who would have think

marcus solis, chan nel 7 eyewitness news. news. >> we're taking a live look. this is wrig ley field in chicago right now. batting practice is underway. game is going to be starting shortly. a lot of fans are sharing their mets pride with us. check out these amazing photos. we'd love to see your spirit when you upload photos to social media, include bc7ny. >>> we have just learned funeral services officer randolph holder. there tuesday and then the funeral will be held wednesday in queens. officer holder will be buried in guyana. >>> when a candidate's sign left damage in brooklyn, the listen up new york. there's a new drug out there. and it's trying to destroy our generation. it's called synthetics. . . so, some guy thought it might be a good idea to spray poison on some herbs, and then sell it to you. no, it's not marijuana. it goes by names like k2, spice, rocks. causes hallucinations, rapid heart-beat. vomiting, seizures. and it can kill you the first time you smoke it. we gotta have each other's backs. this is our future. and the future of new york is sayi

eyewitness news reporter marcus solis live outside the campus with the story. marcus. >> reporter: dave and liz, recently the middle town school district upgraded its telephone system. it's designed not to let in calls from phone numbers that can't be traced, and even that has not solved the problem. >> it looked like the end of the school day, but this was the sight of parents pulling their kids out of maple hill elementary school before noon. an unscheduled early dismissal after the fourth bomb threat this year, the third this month, a recurring hoax that drew scores of nervous parents to the school. >> it's very concerning, i've got to leave work. my wife leaves work. we lose money. it's frustrating. >> every time it happens, it just raises a lot of questions, like why is it happening. why people are doing that. >> school officials say a male caller phoned in a bomb threat this morning putting the school into lockdown. heavily armed local and state police responded sweeping the building and giving the all clear. administrators say there was never any danger,

for now we're live ins weton, marcus solis channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you marcus. we want to return to that breaking news we told you about at the top of the newscast. a passenger injured after a bullet struck a bus he was on in bushwick brooklyn. >> eyewitness news reporter josh einiger is live from the scene right now. josh. >> reporter: yeah, we're here in the bushwick section of brooklyn right on wykoff avenue at green avenue. this is the bus. it's a b13 bus that if we push in you can see the bullet hole in the window there on the left side of this bus. we'll show you video that we have from the scene. this happening just in the last hour and a half or so. police sources are telling us this stemmed from some sort of gun battle. there were either shots ringing out, it's not clear how many shots were fired, but we can widen out and show you this scene. on wykoff avenue and one of those bullets apparently went wild and flew into the side of that bus. a woman said to be in her 60s was on the other side of that window was grazed in the forehead by fragments of glass

marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> go mets. thank you. so we still don't know who the mets will play but we do know game 1 of the world series will be on tuesday, october 27th in kansas city or toronto. game 2 will be on wednesday. then the excitement moves to citifield on friday, saturday, and necessary. sports anchor rob powers with a look at the potential match-up. >> it's a waiting game for the they knethey -- they know they open the series that night but who will it be? they need one more win and they host the final two games against the blue jays. the royals aren't flashy but they're solid. the offense among the league leaders. defense, stellar. it backs a starting rotation not mere as good as the mets but the orioles bullpen is excellent. now the blue jays. they can go deep just about any time. their pitching is not as deep as the mets. who would the mets like to play? >> definitely a great position to be in. we still got to wait and see who we're playing against. they're going to be enjoying the moment as much as we are. >> the me

rob powers is in the news room but we're going to begin with marcus solis at citifield. >> a happy group here at citifield. they were folks who missed work, kids who missed school. they all came out, spent the day here for a glimpse of >> let's go mets! >> reporter: amid the chants, the cheers, and screams, the conquering heroes made their return, buses pulling in to citifield crowning the champions. next stop, the world series. >> excited for the city, this fan base, this organization. we've all waited a long time for this.

marcus solis outside the stadium for us. >> man, are those tickets expensive. we'll have more on that in just a minute. yes, mets fans are present and accounted for and some of them lucky enough to be acknowledged by players as they arrive here to kauffman stadium. >> one of my buddies is from around here. i was able to come up with one ticket. >> reporter: not only is jay fisher rooting for the mets, he got to meet some of his heroes as they entered kauffman stadium, including the hottest player on the planet, daniel murphy. fisher got his hat collins come in. i see a lot of the players really nice. >> reporter: it may be too early to say mets fans are out in force, but games 1 and 2 of the world series are on the road. new yorkers are expected to hit the road. this father and son from bay ridge fit the bill of long suffering met fans. first game. back in the days of hawk taylor, jack fisher. it's been a long time. >> reporter: a long time since the mets were playing for a world championship. 15 years since the last world series. nine since they were in the pl

. >> and that was marcus solis reporting. i want to turn to cefaan kim with more on how this is impacting people in the neighborhood. i'm imagining it's been a big hassle for a lot of people. >> yeah, we are standing on queens boulevard on grand avenue on the opposite side of where this is happening. let me take a step out of the way now so you can see what we're looking at. it is coming from that construction site on the corner there. at times the water has died down now. it was spraying into the area gushing at least 8 feet or so. if you take a look at the building across the street, that is a mixed residential commercial building. fire officials say that building was partially evacuated. that first floor is all commercial, those business owners were all taken out of there as you can imagine there's probably quite a bit of water damage inside there, and the electricity has been shut off because there are power lines in the cellar. if you look at the roof of that building, those residents are just hanging out because fire of

and eyewitness news reporter marcus solis is there and continues our coverage. marcus. >> reporter: and liz through the first two rounds of the playoffs, in los angeles, in chicago, we saw plenty of mets fans in the stands. the world series, a little bit of a harder ticket. but have no fear. there are mets fans here. we touched down in kansas city to find lots of royal blue. as in royal's royal blue. it didn't take long to spot them in the crowd. mets fans wearing orange and blue with pride. john dolan lives in arizona now but was born in queens. >> when i was a lot younger, i went to the world series and saw them play the red sox, game two lost, but kind of nice to see that they are back, and all these young arms. so whatever curse here, they got some future to look forward to. >> so no fear about wearing this here in enemy territory? >> no. no, sir. >> fans have waited 15 long years to see the mets in a world series. the first two games are on the road and die-hards will make the trip to the midwest. we asked the fans new yorkers? >> mets fans expect a loud sta