we get to 60 going into the early afternoon. going for high of 62 degrees. we'll talk 70s returning the first full week of october. >> amy thank you so much. we are following breaking news on staten island. police are on the scene after a double murder. there seems to be a mystery right now. police have identified the victims as 27-year-old terrell ford. brothers. they were shot near targe street and vanderbilt avenue before 3:00. the victims were taken to different hospitals where they both died. breaking right now on long island, police are investigating an incident at a bar in suffolk county. video of the scene shows investigators outside of the overnight. eyewitnesses say a fight started inside the bar, spilled on to the street. details of the incident are not known right now. we do know there is still quite a large police presence at that scene. we're also following more breaking news this morning. this one in queens where police are looking for the driver in a deadly hit and run. this happened just after 1:00 this morning in college point. police say the man was hit by the driver of a dark colored suv while he was crossing the northbound lanes of college point boulevard. the driver took off. the victim died at the hospital. also this morning, brooklyn borough president eric adams will lay out a proposal of new gas safety measures following that deadly building explosion that killed one woman and injured three others yesterday. cefaan kim is in borough park with the latest. >> take a look at what's happening here. quite a bit of activity in the past 15 minutes or so. what you're seeing is firefighters chopping down trees trying to gain access to that building because fire officials say they're about ready to demolish that building. that building will be torn down and hopefully be completely demolished they say by sometime this afternoon. the latest by sometime tomorrow. now this after firefighters spent all night here battling hot spots until about 6 a.m. it took more than 100 firefighters yesterday to battle this blaze. it was around 1 p.m. when that explosion sent debris flying into the street tearing off the side of that building. investigators say this may have all been caused by tenants attempting to swap out a stove before moving. that blast killed a 60-year-old woman in a stairwell. she has not yet been identified. it also injured a 34-year-old father along with his 9-year- old son and a 27-year-old man, all of them walking along the sidewalk as they were heading home from synagogue. we spoke to a co-worker of those two men who says he's hoping that they have a quick recovery. >> they always have a smile on your face. you'll never catch them without a smile. i hope they're okay. i hope they can get back to work and keep smiling at people here. >> reporter: all of those three are expected to be okay. the recovery at methodist hospital. latest in a disturbing trend of incidents. he's called on the state department of public service to investigate this explosion. this is now the fourth gas explosion in the city since march of 2014. in borough park, cefaan kim channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you. breaking news in the bronx right now. police are on the scene after a woman was shot inside of her car. it happened just after 7:30 this morning on morris avenue near 191st street in fordham ma non. police are on the scene right now. we understand this was a fatal shooting. no arrests have been made. also this morning, we're learning even more about the gunman in the oregon community college massacre. police now say chris harper mercer shot himself as police arrived. investigators have not released a motive yet, but are looking into witness accounts that mercer asked victims about their religion before he shot them. his stunned father told cnn that having guns goes against his beliefs. >> i had no idea he had any guns. i had no idea that he had any guns whatsoever, and i'm a great believer that you don't buy guns. don't buy guns. you don't buy guns. >> nine people were killed in thursday's shooting. they ranged in age from 18 years old to 67. nine other people were wounded. michelle. >> police have now released the names of two of the men who died in a boat accident in jamaica bay. authorities say 42-year-old ricardo meija of flat bush and 50-year-old joel ortiz died when their boat capsized on friday night. five men were on board when that small vessel flipped over. the three others have been released from the hospital. family members told police the men were bass fishing in the storm. new details in a homicide investigation on long island. police have identified the victim as 42-year-old trisha odierna. authorities are now looking for her husband, former nypd officer paul leitgeb. investigators say leitgeb has not been seen since his wife's body was discovered inside their house on lake grove on thursday. police have not released the cause of her death but are investigating it as a homicide. and police have arrested a woman in the bronx. she's accused of purging a child -- punching a child because she didn't like his manners. investigators took 47-year-old jathiyah richards into custody yesterday. they recorded richards hitting the 10-year-old several times inside a bodega in norwood last month. the boy said richard scolded him for not saying thank you before that attack happened. prosecutors charged her with assault, endangering the welfare of a minor and menacing. still to come on eyewitness news this sunday morning, a new development in the cargo ship that disappeared near the bahamas as hurricane joaquin hit. this morning the ship and the 33 people on board are still missing. and meteorologist amy freeze returns with the accuweather forecast as we give you a live look at you see this look on my face? sfx: growling that's not anger, that's hunger. so i'm gonna have a snack to make me feel better see, now i feel better. make your tummy happy mmm nt tracking hurricane joaquin now, the storm remains strong. it's moving as a category 4 with 145 miles per hour winds as it heads towards bermuda. now in the bahamas we understand there are multiple deaths connected to the heavy rain, wind, the flooding there. authorities have not released an official death toll at this hour. a small new development about the missing cargo ship we've been telling you about. it disappeared near the bahamas as the storm hit. the coast guard found a life ring from el fara but the ship itself and the 33 people aboard are still missing. el fara dropped communication after taking on water from 20 to 30-foot waves. >> take a look at that, streets flooded in south carolina, and the rain doesn't look to be letting up anytime soon down there. that area expected to see heavy rain through tomorrow, so the president declared a state of emergency in south carolina yesterday, which orders federal aid for the areas hit hardest by the storm. several roads in charleston still flooded out and leaders there are worried the rising waters will only get worse. >> speaking of hurricane joaquin. one of our viewers are actually in bermuda, and they texted me and said that it's starting to rain there now. they're starting to feel the effects of it in bermuda. >> oh boy. >> they're really going to get it delivered from joaquin. thankfully for us that trend has gone in a different bermuda getting flooding rainens where some of the tiny islands are covered in water. they have the combination of heavy wind and surf and they've also got drenching downpours. even for the carolinas for where they've tapped into joaquin getting additional moisture from a foot of water >> whoa. >> that's a lot. >> you guys, it was really fun this week. hundreds of people gathered in time square sort of putting the pedal to the medal. it was for a good cause, the cycle for survival. so much fun. this is really a kickoff to all the fund-raising that goes on. people were cycling to raise awareness and also raise funds for cancer research. it was so fun. we had a great time and it was a special experience for me before we rode the bikes i got to go up on stage and talk about my sister and her rare melanoma that she has and how sloan kettering was able to help her and support the type of cancer she has even though only 700 cases exist in the world. >> how's lindsey doing? >> she's doing great. she just had a three-month scan. she's clear. mother of two, she's 27 years old, so it's an intimidating thing and then to find out you're dealing with something is they want to help the most people, so typically common cancers get the funding and cycle of survival is one of those opportunities to fund rare cancers. >> wow. >> equinox is a great outlook. they also have the typical social media. wonderful cause. it's fun too while you're raising money. >> yeah, we had some good weather in time square earlier in the week. if you would have told us then that sunday would turn out to be this good, i think everyone would have had a hard time believing it with all the projections we were looking at. we'll take it. cloudy is how we'll spend the afternoon but rain free looking over the east river right now, mainly clouds in place. the winds are still kicking up. we've got a day where temperatures are going to be below average. 53 degrees in central park. humidity 61 degrees. northeast winds 10 to 18 miles an hour. so we've got a sustained breeze out there that will make it feel colder, and lows this morning did start off in the mid to upper 40s north and west, and then we had the 50s pretty much everywhere else. combine the winds with that and that's what makes it feel a little uncomfortable. you definitely need a couple layers. rough surf from those winds will continue to create beach erosion and that goes on until monday because we're still going to get some rough surf, even though the hurricane is way offshore. minor coastal flooding for the jersey shore. that is until about 6:00 tonight, and people who live in these flood prone areas are usually aware of. high tide cycles and what can happen. hurricane joaquin stays out in the atlantic, continues its push, and we'll see bermuda and bahamas have been the most affected. the other thing is that that coastal low the last couple of days for the east coast has tapped into that moisture for the atlantic and has created big flooding problems happening down in the carolinas. for us we've got the coastal flood warning for 6:00. we also have a coastal flood advisory until 6:00 for long island. that goes into the western long island sound, even parts of coastal connecticut. know where your high tide cycle is and be aware of that. we're expecting the waves to stay the biggest the longest. so from new england all the way down to the delmarva, not really looking at any rainfall. we'll see clouds and the winds and really north of the mason- dixon line once we get into the afternoon, the rain shuts off but it continues for the carolinas, is they're tapping into a little stream of upper level moisture that's being grabbed from hurricane joaquin. the projection again is way out to the northeast. it's a strong tomorrow but it's picked up speed. northeast movement right now is at 21 miles an hour. the winds will continue to be at least hurricane force it looks like until we get into wednesday, and then as it moves further out into the north latitudes it will turn into a low pressure system. cloudy and breezy, 62 for today. tomorrow we get a little warmer. the skies are going to look a little better and also the winds are going to pull back as well. it's not going to be as windy tomorrow afternoon. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast. breezy blend tomorrow is how the skies turn out. tuesday and wednesday look great. both days are in the low 70s. we'll call it a fall classic. the nice first week of october we've got planned out looks to be above average by a couple of degrees or right at the average numbers which are in the upper 60s. overnight lows for us in the 50s here in the city, well upstate. i did see a frost advisory this morning. just saying. >> it's a little bit lower. >> it's hard to believe we are to the first week of october, and usually our last 80-degree day comes within this range of either the last five days, which we had or in the next seven, so maybe we can get one or two more warm days in here. we'll see. >> okay. >> squeeze them in. >> we just have to stop saying frost. >> thanks amy. >> you got it. >> straight ahead on eyewitness news sunday morning, how an army of mother's in chicago have come up with a creative and delicious way to fight back that's a big bull. i think that's old cyrus. 1800 pounds of do whatever the heck i want. take the long way, huh? thank you cyrus. lease an mkc for $299 a month four california high school students are facing serious charges after police say they were planning a shooting at their school. the suspects were arrested friday charged with conspiracy. investigators say administrators at a northern california high school contacted police last week about three students making threats against student and faculty members there. a fourth student also was connected to the plot. police say they had a detailed plan including the specific names of their intended victims. a group of mother's in chicago is hoping to end gun violence by bringing neighborhoods together. the group is doing it with food. now they call themselves m. a. s. k. which stands for mother's against senseless killings. they set up in neighborhoods that have seen recent violence and they cook up a really good meal and then once people start gathering, the women who organize the event take time to talk to everybody who showed up. eat my hot dogs and my hamburgers and drink my hot chocolate, we can talk about how we can fix this together. >> all of us out here out here for the same reason. >> and what is that? >> to take back our neighborhood. >> that's right. mommies, multitaskers. the group also does daily patrols called moms on patrol. the founder says the last neighborhood that got this kind of treatment from them went five weeks without a shooting. making a difference apparently. let's switch gears. an iconic star wars costume has a new owner who was willing to shell out serious cash. the somewhat uncomfortable to me looking slave bikini worn by carrie fisher as princess leia in return of the jedi sold for $96,000. the costume came with several of the chain links the character used to kill her captor. it was also sold with a letter of authenticity from the film's costume designer. star wars mania is hyped up around the world ahead of the next installment which premiers, and we cannot wait, in december. >> it is beautiful. >> when we come back, sports with laura behnke. >> first t is big dog sunday. amy who's over there? >> we're starting things off with a real cutie pie who likes treats and on the label it said biscuits. i was fine with that. southern biscuits and gravy but it's actually lays potato chips. can you see them? kippa, your mouth is watering all over the potato chips. animals. go giants. colleen. won't need it today. just some clouds around and. treat as well. twitter and this cutie pie roxie. you can upload your pet ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh... ah. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. ahh! welcome back everybody. it is 9:23. time for sports with laura behnke. good morning everyone. one week ago last night it was jubilation for the mets who clinched the nl east title. it's been downhill from there with two games to play yesterday. the mets were in danger of losing a fifth straight seeing home field advantage taken away to start the playoffs, and last night getting no hit by max scherzer. matt harvey started out as a big story in his final start in the regular season, struck out 11 in six solid innings. the bullpen would give up a run. 2-0 nats. a completely insurmountable deficit because scherzer was unstoppable and unhittable. he struck out 17 mets. his only base runner got there in the 9th the final chance, curtis granderson pops out to end it. scherzer is the first since nolan ryan in 1973 to throw two no hitters in one season. and earlier in the day was game 1 of the day/night doubleheader. noah syndergaard dominant on the mound. he pitched 7 innings, had one hiccup in the 7th. clint robinson taking it deep for the solo home run, 1-0 nationals. juan lagares singles in lucas duda. the game is all tied up. the bullpen could not hold it. bryce harper 2-run home run off addison reed, 3-1, the mets take a tough loss in game 1. with that and last night's defeat that's five straight losses for new york. it was a scary moment for mets legend rusty staub who reportedly had a heart attack on thursday while on a flight from ireland to jfk prompting the plane to return to where it took off. yesterday saying the 71-year- old is resting comfortably after experiencing a medical emergency. staub played 23 seasons in the majors with the mets and four other teams. all the yankees had to do yesterday is win a game. and home field advantage in tuesday's wild card would be theirs. thanks to friday night's rainout they had two chances to get it done. yankees and orioles meeting in game 2, 1st inning, nolan reimold, 1-0 nothing like that. manny machado picking up where he left off blasting another solo home run. the yankees battled back, that later tie it. we go to the 8, still a 3-3 game. dellin betances is on the mound and he uncorks the wild pitch score. that'll do it. 4-3 the yankees fall. ed day began hours before at a still soggy camden yards in game 16789 manny machado quite active in this one as well. takes it von nova deep in the 5th. 2 for 5 with three rbi. that made it 3-0. chris davis the single to center. that scores another run. 6-0 baltimore. the yanks would cut the lead to 5. the orioles had an answer. a pair of runs score there. 9-2, the yankees swept in their doubleheader as well. they've now lost 5 of 6. and that's your morning sports. we're back again with you later tonight at 6. >> thank you laura. much more ahead on eyewitness news this sunday morning including a look at today's top stories. >> i'm cefaan kim, after the break we'll bring you the very latest on that deadly gas explosion in borough park. >> also a powerful typhoon is ramming into china forcing tens of thousands of people there out of their homes. >> and of course meteorologist what we can expect on this gray sunday so far with her we are the largest and most diverse school district in america! yet we are one! one point one million students! one thousand eight hundred schools! sharing one common goal. help all kids succeed. we're new york city public school 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which would be decent. a nice recovery from the cold temperatures we've had the last winds are also less today. they're not gone but they're less, and while it's cloudy outside right now, this live picture over the east river, we could get brighter skies, even sunshine north up through the hudson valley and the boroughs. we get lucky and get a sun break or two. if you're further to the south, more likely the clouds hold on for long island. wind gusts are in the low to mid-20s, latest readings in the last hour has been up to 30 miles an hour. still breezy out there, lows this morning in the 40s and 50s. it's been a bit of a chilly start. we still have the the atmosphere. today. you can see here there's a bank the upper hudson valley. we also have clouds spreading shore. there are chances where the skies can brighten just a little bit, and that's what the afternoon. p.m. right through the high tide cycles because the surf is still high as well due today winds. coastal flood advisory until 6 p.m. that's not just for long island but also the western sound and parts of coastal connecticut. you could also during high tide have high water problems and minor flooding. high surf advisory goes until monday at 6 p.m. we are expecting the waves to still be up higher than average through the early part of the week because of joaquin way offshore. here is your accuweather planner. notice how those sun breaks popped into the computer model. low 60s this afternoon. 70s returning in the accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. amy thank you. we are following the latest developments this morning in that explosion that killed one person and shook a brooklyn neighborhood. crews are on the scene right now after spending the night putting out some hot spots. eyewitness news reporter cefaan kim is in borough park. >> reporter: good morning to you, let me take you right to it. there is a lot going on. moments ago, jackhammers have begun demolition on that building. you might also hear chain saws in the background. that's firefighters taking out those trees so those crews can get in there and tear down that building. fire officials say they will not be heading in there. they're hoping to tear this whole thing down by sometime this afternoon. the latest by tomorrow, and of course this after all night firefighters spent here battling hot spots, now you see this whole street covered with inspectors. clearly this investigation ready to head into the next stage. it took more than 100 firefighters yesterday to battle the blaze. it was around 1 p.m. this afternoon when that explosion sent all the debris flying into the street, tearing off the front of that building. this blast it killed a 60-year- old woman in the stairwell who has not been identified. it also injured a 34-year-old man, his father and a 9-year- old son along with a 27-year- old man. they were all walking along that sidewalk heading home from synagogue. the fire commissioner yesterday said that all signs at this their kitchen. >> they were moving out of the apartment and were going to take that stove with them, so of course to take a stove with you, it entails disconnecting the gas line which leads us preliminarily to look in that direction. >> as you're looking at those crews clearing out all that debris, we are being told that all three of those injured are expected to be okay. they were taken to methodist hospital where they are recovering. in the meantime the governor issued a statement calling this the late nest a disturbing trend of incidents and he organized the department of public service to -- this is now the fourth gas explosion in the city since march of 2014. in borough park, cefaan kim channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you so much. the commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan says the military is opening an investigation into that deadly bombing of a facility in the northern afghan city of kunduz, the bombing at the clinic killed 19 people including 12 staff workers. nearly 40 more people including children were injured in this. in a statement, the military says its forces did conduct an air strike in the vicinity of the hospital targeting insurgents who were firing upon u.s. service members advising and assisting afghan security forces there. security is tight in israel where palestinian residents are now banned from going into the old city of jerusalem after being accused in attacks against several israelis. the palestinian teenagers in question was shot and killed by israeli police after they say the suspect stabbed several people killing two and wounding a woman and a toddler. another teen was killed after being accused of stabbing a 15- year-old israeli. israel's prime minister says he will meet with security officials today. also this morning, tens of thousands of people are evacuated from their homes this morning as a powerful typhoon that region is expected to see nearly a foot of rain as strong winds pound the coastal areas. now this comes during a week- long holiday in china as many people were headed to the coast for vacation. thousands of boats have been forced to return to port as a storm hits. there are more than a dozen fishermen missing after that same storm hit the philippines last week. a bit of a bizarre story, a florida man is facing charges after being attacking police officers in suffolk county. robert vishio was arrested hotel in river head. police say he was not a guest at the hotel but was refusing to leave the lobby when officers arrived they say vishio pulled a blade out of a backpack slashing two air forces. fans of yankees great yogi berra will have a chance to honor the hall of famer today. the yogi berra museum and learning center is holding a memorial tribute. the museum is on the campus of montclair state university. it will be open to the public from noon until five this afternoon. berra died nearly two weeks ago. he was 90 years old. time to spice up our tailgating party. we thought we were doing a newscast. not so. still to come on eyewitness news on this sunday morning, the hungry fan, dana faulk is back with cool tips to heat up our plates while watching the big game. >> but first we're going to go to bill ritter with a look at what's coming up on up close. >> this morning how to improve the relationship between the nypd and the community. it's been a coe none drum and tkhrepl -- both joining us to talk about joint recommendations. the proposals include interesting ideas like paid sabbaticals for cops to spend more time with the community they protect. three years after superstorm sandy are gas stations outages that led to long lines honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? 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your pink dress. >> from pink to gray. >> i know. you know what, it is a bit of a gray day out there, but we're trending in the right direction. temperatures are still cool. we've still got a bit of wind out there, and it's true that skies are mostly cloudy, but there are some spots where we're seeing the brightening of the skies. this particular shot, at least we've got good visibility. empire state building looking down towards 1 world trade. yesterday we didn't get a look down into the battery because of the low cloud coverage that we had. we're improving there. northeast winds still around, 10 to 18 miles an hour in the park. an hour. winds at times. here's a look at the latest as wind gusts go. it's that wind throwing the water against the shoreline that remains our problem through about 6, 7:00 tonight. temperatures could climb as much as 10 degrees. what we think will happen is that we'll see a little bit of for areas north. if you're in south jersey, if you're out on the island, you're likely going to have your clouds remaining for most of the day. some of the clouds being shoved inland or westward, and we've also got a drape of clouds coming down from the north. let's call it a mixed sky. mainly cloudy, but the chances to get brighter skies in here as well. there's a coastal flood warning until 6 p.m. we also have this coastal flood advisory for long island, also in the western sound, coastal connecticut. that goes until 6:00 tonight. there's a high surf advisory until monday evening at 6. that's because we're still up here because of joaquin, even though it's hundreds of miles offshore. what's happening from delmarva to new england things are pretty good. they're getting flooding rain down in the carolinas and once we get into the mid afternoon, it's only south of the mason- dixon line we'll continue to see problems with rain water. along the eastern seaboard, the surf will be pounded for at least the next 48 hours, even with joaquin way offshore. watch what happens with the storm. just continues that push out to sea, and diminishing in strength to a category 1 storm within the next 48 hours. they'll just continue to push into the northern latitudes, not making landfall. here's a look at the futurecast for us. pretty interesting. the clouds do stay further north and west you are, better chance for sun. they do stick around for tonight. for tomorrow, the showers are just offshore. it's another indication we're going to have energy right against the shoreline, even for tomorrow morning. hurricane joaquin spinning away from us, but still is important for our forecast because it's going to pull the energy off the eastern seaboard here as well. we've got some outer bands heading offshore. watch how it pulls the energy and takes it away from us so as we get into tuesday night and wednesday our temperatures are returning into the 70s. our skies are looking good, and there's no weather worries around here. breezy at times, 62 for the highs tonight, and then tomorrow temperatures go even warmer, 65, 70s for tuesday and wednesday. this is the first full week of october, and right through late next week our temperatures are at least at the average, slightly above it. our next chance for rain is also in the long-term friday night into saturday. we'll be watching for that early next weekend. all in all turns out to be a decent one today, especially compared to what we were staring down a few days ago with that uncertainty of the track of hurricane joaquin. a lot of people wonder what was the case, why did this happen, what's going on. well we look at a variety of computer models and so you have to take the best case scenario, and you have to take the worst- case scenario and give the advice going down the middle of where you think the track is. earlier in the week there was a lot of information, you know, that was not an optimistic outcome for us. and the best computer model is the european for tropical storms, that did trend east the entire time of the forecast. as we got closer our confidence was that was the one to choose. >> let's talk tacos. hot salsa, pour it on. >> how about some science in a taco. we're coming right back, making tacos with the hungry fan dana faulk. >> before we go to break let's look at today's channel 7 community calendar. >> it's the channel 7 community calendar for sunday, october 4th here's what's happening in your community. the rotary club of peaksville hosts its 46th annual horse show and country fair. attractions include pony and hayrides, country fair and craft market, bounce and slide rides for the children. in the bronx woodland cemetery's 400 acres is known to house many plants and animals. comb hone your urban mushroom foraging skills and how to search for and enjoy different edible fungi types. 200 of america's best indent artists and crafts people along with great live music, activities. take a farmhouse tour. join a hayride, and enjoy a day filled with family 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love coming in. >> she brings good food. >> we chow down after this. >> yes we do, and during. >> so we're going to start over here. we're making barbecue chicken tacos. you can do this sort of as a diy. you can set up your stuff kind of like this as a taco bar. if you take it you got to eat it. to make the barbecue sauce, i actually have my own barbecue blend now, which is kind of fun. >> she has her own. it's called hungry fan. >> where are we going to be able to find it? >> at whole foods and also on my site. to make a sauce, you can do basically what ever you want with this, but you can use this to make a sauce as well. put it in, i've got a little brown sugar. >> that's how it is. >> a little bit of worcester shire sauce and also some tomato sauce which i realize barbecue. >> we talked that, the mustard based versus the tomato based, vinegar based. >> i actually have hickory smoke inside the blend. >> i smell it. >> you can mix this all you've got yourself a sauce. you can also -- we've got some chicken here. you can put it right on the up. it. it's your taco bar. just going to put some of this chicken, i'm going to do the one closest to me. >> little scooch and top it however you want. onions black beans. post here. i just have to hold this up. i have to get this for my kids. all right. and they don't by you any money. you're just honest. your own tacos. let's slide on down to dessert. >> how do i end up in front of the chocolate all the time. >> i'm not complaining. >> we are doing pumpkin spice peanut butter s'mores. i love pumpkin spice, and i hate that it's not available all year round, so i said i'll just make my own. so i did, and it's organic. what i'm going to do is i'm just going to put some of my pumpkin spice into -- this is greek yogurt. you like. we're going to mix that with a little bit of maple syrup to >> yum. >> if you want it really sweet use powdered sugar and you're just going to make a s'more, this is in place of marshmallows. >> with a little bit of peanut >> is that too much. >> that's great. >> a little bit of chocolate. chocolate. that's a little bit of peanut butter. >> now you don't have the hot marshmallow. so what's going to heat it up? >> you can eat it like this or before you put the yogurt on it, you can quickly grill it and then put the yogurt on. i just wouldn't grill the yogurt. >> would you microwave it? >> you could. you totally could. it's just a simple way to make s'mores at the tailgate that's like much easier than trying to figure out how to -- >> right? >> the pumpkin spice smells so good. >> we're trying to figure out who's going to take now. >> i'm i'm going to let her eat first. >> you can find her stuff in whole foods, when, next month? >> actually in a couple of weeks here in new york. >> and these recipes and you can learn more about the hungry fan by heading to our website abc7ny or go to hungryfan.com. >> tristan we're going to make some of these for you buddy. >> so good. thank you. >> 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and tony we have a number of developments here in the last few minutes. first you see an nypd k-9 on scene. they've also got the arson explosion unit and the nypd has set off a crime scene. fire officials say at this point they believe this was caused by tenants attempting to move a stove, but clearly investigators are not leaving anything -- [ technical difficulties ] >> we apologize. >> they'll be tearing this building down ask they hope by sometime this afternoon, the latest tomorrow this building will be completely torn down as they move forward. this is all after firefighters spending the night here battling hot spots. a much different scene than what we saw at 6 a.m. obviously this investigation is moving forward. there were three people injured. they're expected to be okay. a 60-year-old woman did lose her life. she was in that stairwell. they have not released her identity as of yet. that is the latest from here in borough park, cefaan kim channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you. we're also following breaking news on staten island where police are on the scene of a tunnel murder. police have identified the -- double murder. police have identified the victims as 27-year-old terrell ford and 28-year-old justin ford. we are told they are brothers. they were shot just before 3:00 this morning. the victims were taken to different hospitals where they unfortunately both died. another story we're following this morning, this one in queens where police are looking for the driver in a deadly hit and run. it happened just after 1:00 this morning in college point. police say 41-year-old mariano car terrace was hit while crossing the northbound lanes of college point boulevard. the driver took off and the victim died at the hospital. major cleaning up to do in this area after yesterday's storm left destruction up and down the jersey shore, north wildwood, a home swept off its foundation into the grassy sound channel. it was a vacant house. nobody lost their home. it was left drifting in the water during the height of the storm. the foundation way back on the shore, again, as we said no one was hurt. >> final check of what's going on outside with the weather today. >> we've got clouds, and temperatures are in the 50s, so it feels chilly, plus the winds are still around. so it's got a brisk feel to it. i think it's better than yesterday, and i think it's going to improve as the day goes on. the skies could even produce a little bit of brightening, perhaps even a chance to see a little blue sky from time to time. the hudson valley, you're seeing that already this morning. from time to time you could get a peek of a clearer sky, but mainly cloudy. 53 degrees currently and then we've got a high today of 62. by tomorrow its a blend of sun and clouds and temperatures are climbing into the mid-60s. we can go for a forecast that takes us into the 70s by tuesday and wednesday, and then we won't get our next chance for rain it looks like until all in all, i think we've seen a big improvement from the forecast for what we're expecting over the weekend. 70s by tuesday, not a big deal. jeff smith will be back at 6. be vigilant for the minor coastal flooding at high tide. thank you. that's going to do it for this edition of you eye sunday morning, i'm michelle charlesworth. >> and i'm toni yates. for the entire eyewitness news team, thank you so much for joining us. we always have fun with you. eyewitness news returns tonight at 6:00. 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 to the internet just about anywhere with my free twc wifi hotspots. join the millions who switched to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100meg internet, and hundreds of hd channels. you'll also get unlimited calling to the us, mexico canada, china, and now india. call today. i switched. now i have a free app 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