about --r, it's not have you ever been to the eastern shore? leon: democratic candidates face-off for the first time, including familiar faces from virginia and maryland. a nightmare commute. >> i had no idea. leon: repairs happening now and what you need to know. and pinned to the ground and

cuffed. saw what a man in who happened moments before the cameras started rolling. news at 11:00 am on your side. friendshiptle despite the heated disagreements through the night, what you would have expected from a prime time debate in las vegas. scott thuman is live from las vegas, where he was watching firsthand the democratic debates play out. scott, tell us all about it. you talked about a moment of civility. there waone. bernie sanders came to hillary clinton's aid on the e-mail issues, but this is a batting town. if you put all your chips on them being nice to each other all night long come you would have lost that money. otherve going at each

quickly, showing stark differences on divisive issues, such as gun control, in the news as of late more than we have seen. as a result, a bit of back-and-forth between martin o'malley, bernie sanders, hillary clinton. here it is. it's time to stand up and pass copperheads of gun safety legislation. it by leading with principle, not pandering to the nra. >> the voting record -- pandering,nk it is but you have not been in the united states congress. >> i think we have to look at the fact we lose 90 people per day from gun violence. long andgone on too it's time the entire country stood up against the nra. the majority of our country -- [applause] scott: hillary clinton gathering a lot of applause on that line. former senator jim webb and quiten chafee, webb doing

a bit of complaining about the airtime he was getting in the ability to speak, the monitor going out on him a few times. jim webb said it had been 10 been ablence he had to stake, and anderson cooper said he had agreed to the debate rules. there was a podium ready for vice president joe biden should he make the last minute decision to announce his candidacy. we are wondering after tonight's performance that is a larger window of opportunity for him to enter. we have to see. if you thought it would be dull because of no donald trump, think again, it was a good one tonight in vegas. leon: thank you, scott, scott thuman reporting live from las vegas. democratic presidential candidates from our area -- former maryland governor martin o'malley and senator jim webb from virginia.

jay korff continues our debate night coverage from a watch party and northwest. how did it go over there? jay: it is still going on. i'm outside one of many democratic debate watch parties in the nation's capital, where democrats are thrilled that their candidates are on center candidatesuding two whose names will sound familiar. for the first time, pulling front runners hillary clinton and bernie sanders clashed on stage during the first democratic debate. but across the region, people were watching regional hopefuls like former u.s. senator jim webb of virginia. >> the highest priority will be working people. jay: and former maryland governor martin o'malley. o'malley's supporters believe that his years of executive experience will bode well for his presidential bid. backers hope that his military experience from the

vietnam war and his foreign-policy expertise from the u.s. senate will set him apart. party,ate watching people said they like what both candidates are talking about. >> the thing i liked about governor o'malley in particular, he has a record. he has done a good job in maryland. pleased as we are not talking about e-mail or benghazi, and it's more about the issues that are important to the mark in public -- gun laws, the economy, how to get people jobs. keep in mind, martin o'malley and jim webb are both pulling in the low single digits. it remains to be seen if those numbers will change coming out of tonight's debate. live in the district, jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: moving on to the other big story of the night, less than 30 minutes ago, crews may

have found the source of the water main break that floated a busy road in montgomery county. leon: traffic was a nightmare almost all evening, but the big question now, what is the morning commute going to look like? richard reeve is live in bethesda. are they going to get finished with the repair job tonight? richard: that is the big question. right now, they are digging this hole into rockville pike. then they have to get down in there and see if they can find the water main break, then fix it, then try to repair the road. that is a lot of work to be done before the morning commute. rockville pike underwater tonight. >> frustrating. i had no idea. richard: the intersection at cedar lane a watery gauntlet for drivers. >> not too much fun. not at all. richard: all of this water from

a busted 16 inch water main that turned this intersection into a gushing river. >> it's bad. i was walking up the street to get home and it was just back to back. tohard: with traffic down one lane in both directions, some used bikes to commute. others waited on foot. >> it's kind of gross, a little strange. i don't know how clean the water is. sichard: meanwhile, wscc crew are using giant tea bars to shut down the valves, trying to isolate the location of the break. >> right now there is still water flowing from a break. richard: there is plenty of uncertainty about the morning commute. >> i will probably just walk to work. richard: they are hoping to find the busted water main. that water main dates back from

1941. of authorities are advising folks to be prepared to take alternate routes in the morning. live in bethesda, richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: thank you, rich. don't miss the updates tomorrow with "good morning washington," starting at 4:24 with live traffic and weather all morning. leon: we have another cool, crisp night after a beautiful afternoon. it is that time of year. meteorologist steve rudin is standing by the weather center. what about tomorrow morning, steve? steve: a cool start to the wednesday morning, and a cold front on the way later this week. outside the belfort furniture 68 at reaganr, national. 64 leesburg, cooler to the west in the mountains. already in the 50's. the satellite and radar, showers this afternoon long gone.

heading up a door tomorrow morning, you will not need the umbrella, but sunglasses, absolutely. mid 60's by lunchtime. driving home tomorrow evening, about 70 degrees. a big cooldown, when it will arrive, and how long it will last coming up. alison: thank you, steve. a jury convicted a gaithersburg man in a 2014 homicide. wasecutors argued myles involved in the stabbing and beating of a man during a home invasion. the defense attorney said he went there to buy drugs and never intended to hurt anyone. evidence showed that bullets removed from a body was fired from the victim. aubin was beaten to death by those individuals who had a calculated home invasion, going in there to rob an individual whom they believed to have drugs and money. now faces life in

prison when he is sentenced in january. leon: the police say the victim of a deadly hit and run this morning with 62-year-old lee roy barnes. the driver is cooperating with the police. barnes was struck and killed near sargent road in northeast. the driver just kept going after hitting him. the driver has been contacted and is cooperating, but it's not clear if the driver is in custody. alison: in bladensburg, a deadly shooting just steps from a school. this happened near elizabeth seton high school. one other person was hurt. this was not a school related incident. prince george's county fire said the surviving victim is in critical condition. the prince george's county council decided to let state legislatures -- legislators tackle the issue of paid sick leave. committee hearing

today. the general assembly is expected to take up the issue in january. many had expected prince george's to follow montgomery requires employers to provide sick leave by next october. leon: an ex-girlfriend of charles severance testified today in his capital murder trial. she said that he harbored a grudge against the court system after losing custody of his child and he convinced her to that latero guns went missing. the police believe that similar guns were used in the murder of three high profile residence in virginia. alison: the statements of police officers can be used in the search gray of the riles. they said the statement should be thrown out because the officers were not read their rights before being questioned. this is viewed as a huge win for prosecutors. leon: coming up, did the police go too far detaining this teenager?

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the video has been watched thousands of times online, and it's hard to watch without asking if the police went too far. alison: we are hearing what happened from a man who saw what happened before the camera started rolling. tom roussey has the story. tom: the video was shot right here at 8th and e. some are saying this was police brutality, but a witness across the street backs up part of the police account of things. video posted to twitter

-tweeted thousands of times. the person shooting the video gets taken to the ground by an officer. today, the video sparked a protest in southeast. >> first of all, the video posted on twitter and is on the wjla.com webpage is just the end of the incident. tom: they said the officers did what they are trained to do, they say that brown try to forcibly get one of the teenager.ff the a nearby restaurant manager said he saw the person taking the video get physical. >> he was pushing the police guy. tom: this started near a

citibank atm. twitter account said that a white couple felt uncomfortable around them. the police were called, and when they came, the teenager ran away. he made it several blocks away to where the video was taken. this happened about one block from the eastern market metro station. neither teenager involved in this were ultimately arrested. they were let go without being charged. live in southeast, tom roussey, abc 7 news. miller andou picture budweiser combining forces? that is a beer rivalry that divides the country, but talks of a potential merger between owners of inbev, the budweiser, have many concerned these days. the home of budweiser is st. louis, and a milwaukee does not want to lose out to them again. >> we don't want miller to be

bought by bud. it's like the baseball rivalry between st. louis and the brewers. leon: the cardinals and brewers our division rivals. if the merger goes through, it would be the largest beer company in the world. miller reportedly accepted a $106 billion offer. alison: that kind of money might help them get along. what's in store with the weather? steve: big changes are on the way. we had a warm day, a lot of folks enjoying the nice weather. the next couple days, we have two big cold fronts on the way. 78 was the high today. the average this time of year is 69. 68 this hour at reagan national, just a few clouds, nothing that will bring shower activity tonight or tomorrow.

64 leesburg, 61 manassas, atrews 55, southern maryland 66. the coolest of the year well to the north and west. already in the 50's pittsburgh and detroit. , butte of what is to come it will take a couple days before our high temperatures begin to fall. the satellite and radar is quiet, dry across most of the mid-atlantic. the showers we had earlier today have moved across the delmarva. inside the capital beltway, the skies have cleared, it is dry, and a dry commute tomorrow morning. what it will be chilly for the start of the day. middle 50's overnight, warmer in the north and west. a bit breezy at times with the wind out of the west at 6 to 12. ,hrough the day tomorrow changes are on the way. futurecast shows a bright start to the day, but clouds increase to the west. tomorrow evening may see a

scattered shower extreme western maryland, garrett county, but not amounting to a whole lot. through the day friday and saturday, those two cold fronts will drop the morning temperatures into the 30's by early next week. tomorrow will be pretty, upper 60's, partly cloudy, breezy at times. both cold fronts move through friday. saturday, the reinforcing shot of the coldest air of the season, upper 30's as you wake up early in the morning monday of next week. have not seen that for a long time. overall, temperatures cool down big time for the upcoming weekend, with highs only in the 50's. perfect weather for football games, college, high school. erin: hockey. leon: and hockey. hockey, but some alex ovechkin was out, personal reasons. we still don't know what's going on there.

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desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. ovechkince -- alex missed the game tonight, and also did not attend the personal skate around before the game. head coach barry trotz would not elaborate, but said he would play thursday. they could have really used him on the ice today. brent burns with the wrister, 1-0 sharks, and that was just the beginning. san jose shut out the caps 5-0. >> we could have used him tonight, he is a great player. there is no question come he is our captain, he is our leader. he makes everything go offensively. we do not have him today, and that's no excuse.

we still have to play in our game do not stack up. nationals have reportedly conducted their first interview to find matt william'' replacement. according to "u.s. ta. today," phil nevin met with rizzo today. cubs fans shouted for joy today, the cubbies blasted three homer thestomach ,beating cardinals, advancing to the national league championship series. they are one step away from the world series. have gone more than a century without a world series title, and that is a big achievement for them. and dodgers, in new york. top of the third, justin turner -- his beer -- alison's face

[laughing] cespedes scores. they go on to win 3-1, tying the series. game five is thursday night. wizards forward alan anderson is afterdefinitely undergoing ankle surgery to remove bone spurs. this is the second operation on his ankle in the last six months. and the charlotte hornets, rookie frank kaminsky stole the show. is in china, loves to dance, clearly, and looks like he wows the crowd during fan appreciation day. he is in china as part of the nba global tour. with moves like that, i think you will be welcomed back to china anytime he wants. cowboys, who are winless in three games without tony romo , will now turn to matt cassel

at quarterback after their bye face the he will giants. you like those moves? leon: that was great. alison: thanks,erin. coming up next -- >> he came over to the wedding crowd. ♪

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steve: 69 degrees is the high tomorrow. the temperatures this weekend, only in the 50's, morning lows monday upper 30's. leon: jimmy kimmel live is ne

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