a cold front moves through overnight, and what is behind it may surprise you -- warmer temperatures. leon: what is that right pink light? a new amenity popping up in the district. p.d run away blim, how did this massive military aircraft break loose? next. >> now abc 7 news at 11:00 am on your side. a dreary day, we have more storms moving in. alison: what does that mean for the morning commute? steve rudin has the latest. steve: the worst of it will be long gone early tomorrow morning , but the next few hours, a line of showers and embedded thunderstorms moving across the metro area. doppler radar, from the belfort furniture weather center, concentrated well north and west of d.c., around leesburg.

all of this will quickly move off to the north and east eventually making its way across northern montgomery county, where you are likely to hear rumbles of thunder, especially around 11:45 to midnight. the wind speed, it has been breezy all evening. to 20 miles per hour. the highest tomorrow around 75 degrees, but much cooler air on the way. i will detail that coming up. leon: the government has lied, the government has cheated -- those were the repeated claims during the gop debate tonight. alison: they threw jabs at democrats, the media, and each other. senior political reporter scott thuman is in boulder, colorado, with the latest. hi, scott. and leon, noison

shortage of the highlights. many complained to the republican committee, saying we are not taking part in this two-hour debate, not long enough when you are talking about the economy, jobs, not to mention the fact before the top 10 candidates hit the stage, there was the undercard event. undercard, gopd candidates turned their focus mostly on the democrats. >> the number one candidate on the other side thought she was flat broke after she was in the white house for eight years. the number two guy went to the soviet union and i don't think he ever came back. scott: those on the main stage started off turning mostly on each other. >> he said i'm never going to attack, and then his poll numbers tanked. >> this was a six-year term. you should be showing up to work. scott: some even going after the moderators. >> donald trump, are you a comic book villain, ben carson, can

you do math? how about talking about the substantive issues? scott: while the economy and domestic policies dominated, before the night would end, the candidates refocused on the democratic front runner. single policy she espouses and every single policy of president obama has been demonstrably bad for women. >> yet the mainstream media says it was the greatest week in hillary clinton's campaign. it was the week that she was exposed as a liar. >> you put me a mistake against her next september, she will not get within 10 miles of the white house, take it to the bank. scott: that one unifying moment, the other was just the buzz word about the debate and the moderators. the rnc chair went into the media room, did crying -- decrying cnbc's moderator performances, so a lot of

fallout probably to take place beyond the conversation about the actual subjects -- the economy, tax plans, and much more. back to you. leon: thank you, scott. we will be talking about that in the hours and days to come. breaking news in town,'s metro's --metro's search for new general manager. n, whohose neil culle works for acompany. we are following this story closely. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for updates. alison: look at this must-see video. luckily, no injuries, but a school bus on fire, and the situation just gets worse as it starts to roll backwards. this happened this afternoon in front of overlook elementary school in suitland. no kids were on board at the time.

the school bus eventually hit a tree and stopped. the cause of the fire is being investigated. this is the story everyone is talking about tonight -- the runaway blimp, in the skies over pennsylvania. the military aircraft broke free aberdeenthers at proving ground, then crashed, knocking out power to buildings nearby. tom roussey has the investigation into how this happened. tom: it is still being investigated. it was tethered to the ground, 6500 feed up in the air at the aberdeen proving ground. it broke loose and when all the way to a small town in pennsylvania. in new jersey, there were two fighter jets to or scrambled to watch it, but in the end it deflated on its own. , ithatever this thing is does not appear to be attached to anything. >> i cannot believe it when i seen it.

tom: the bullet a remarkable journey over farmland. check out this amazing picture as an amish horse and buggy passes by the $175 million blimp. it began the day looking like this, tether to the ground that aberdeen proving ground, northeast of baltimore. the tether broke and it traveled all the way to the small town of muncie, work went to the ground. it wound up in at least two pieces. blimpther from the knocked out power and left 27,000 customers in the dark. >> somebody sent me a facebook message that we lost our power that this is what was going on. tom: the military uses the blimp to spot planes or missiles headed to our area. is very sophisticated military technology, very

classified as to its capabilities. tom: raytheon made the blimp. it says the odds of the tether breaking are very slim, but then goes on to say in the unlikely event it happens, they are a number of procedures and systems designed to bring the blimp in a safe manner. in the end, it came down because apparently it lost air. tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: at least a came down safely. developing now, closer to home, five people were shot in three hours time. in one case, the shots rang out as passengers were getting off a metro bus. roz plater has the toestigations and the pleas stop the violence. roz, what have you learned? the police are still on the scene of the shooting at apps in place, which as turned into a homicide investigation. no identity released of what is

believed to be the city's 129th homicide victim. the first shooting happened that 3:15 in the afternoon. the police say that two juvenile boys were shot after getting off the bus. this happened on busy benning road in northeast. witnesses say they heard sevenre from five to shots fired and school-aged kids were running and diving for cover. both boys were kind just and breathing when they were taken to the hospital. suspect orion from a suspects. at 4 p.m., another kid shot, this time in southeast at rental place and alabama avenue. it happened near a bus stop. there are unconfirmed reports he may have been waiting for a bus. this young man was alert and breathing, too, no information yet on a suspect. then there was a double shooting the 4200 block of

edson place northeast, not far from the location of the first shooting. off-camera, witnesses say they heard rapid gunfire, possibly from a semi automatic weapon. the victims were both adults, a man and woman. the woman was critically injured. the police say she has since died. folks say they are so frustrated at this, especially that a shooter would be callous enough and careless enough to shoot at or near children. live in northeast, roz plater, abc 7 news. alison: new developments about the car that slammed into why home, killing two people. we showed you this last night. fairfax county police report the car was stolen. the crash happened on smith way drive at alexandria. the family was not home at the time. two people in the car were killed. .ne was identified the police a they found a gun and marijuana inside the stolen car. leon: alexandria police are

asking for help searching for a man who tried to rape a woman in inaundry room friday morning canterbury square. the woman escaped after hitting the man with an industrial vacuum. if you have information, the police want to hear from you. alison: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promises a quick vote on a two-year budget deal passed by the house today. a minority of republicans, including likely house speaker paul ryan, joined every democrat in voting for the bill. the bill increases defense and domestic spending by $50 billion next year, $30 billion in 2017. it would raise the debt ceiling until after the presidential elections. that -- i might as well just say it, fun to watch. alison: d.c. police respond to a call, but surprisingly what happens next is a dance off.

according to "the washington post," this happened monday afternoon. d.c. police were brought in to break up a fight between teenagers and southwest. a 17-year-old walked up and started playing the " whip and n ei nei" song. they went back and forth, showing off their moves. leon: the cop is pretty good. the teenager will be talking above the dance off on "good morning washington," so catch that interview at 8:30 a.m. isn't it refreshing to see that kind of interaction between the police and citizens? leon: 100%. coming up next -- eight months after marijuana is legalized in d.c., in a report. same andnd the fancy

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leon: there is a lot to consider when you are looking to buy a , but howthe amenities about this -- a place to grow your weed? alison: a sign of the times. one condo offering a growing closet, a first of its kind option. richard reeve has this story. months ago,ht marijuana was legalized in the district. now this condo has come as you said, a grow closet, and a lot of people are talking. the condo was spacious, modern, eclectic, with a unique selling point. legislation had just passed. i thought, why don't i turn this into a grow closet. richard: there are special lights, a water supply, exhaust, and drainage. he believes this is the first grow room to hit the d.c. realty market. >> it is been well received.

a lot of people did a double take. and yes, the property has sold. the buyer gets the unit, closet included, for a cool $839,000. >> i think it's a great idea. it's about time. eight months after legalization in the nation's capital -- do you think it's a good idea? >> i think it's clever. >> my generation, we are probably like, that's so cool. people who are used to having it not legal, i think that will be a problem for most people. is one variable he wants to include in the marketing of the property. richard: a little weird, but a good selling point for him. >> i think it will be the wet bar of 2015. planninghe says he is

one more of these. the couple moving in says they are going to use it for an herb , not for marijuana. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders says the gun laws in the country need to be changed. should noat marijuana longer be considered the most dangerous by the federal government. alison: 7 on your side with consumer news. raud?for al expensive wild caught salmon may actually be from a form. a study found that 43% of iscalled wild caught salmon mislabeled. 69% of that was farmed salmon being sold as wild. they found that you are three times more likely to be tricked at a restaurant then at a grocery store. leon: and it taste so different. alison: what are you supposed to

do about it? steve: eat it. alison: will the rain be moving out? steve: most of it will be clearing out in the next couple hours. in frederick county, montgomery county county, you may be hearing some thunder. 69 degrees right now, hard to believe this time of the year in october. high today was 79. even with the cloud cover and rain, the average this time of year, 65, the record 87. not getting close to that anytime soon. the line that has moved to the east of frederick, buckeystown town looking at heavy rain. the eighth this bar, you will get into the action in the next 15, 20 minutes, -- gaithersburg, you will get into this in the next 15, 20 minutes, but this is quickly moving off, not amounting to a lot once this

moves out. the skies begin to clear. with clearing skies, the temperatures will eventually begin to fall. if you are looking for cooler west,ell to the north and 40 degree chicago. notice how far this is from us. it will take a while for this to arrive. even though the cold front moves through in the next couple hours, the cooler air will not arrive until this time tomorrow night. across the board, closer to home, 70 leesburg and manassas, culpeper at 67, showers and winchester earlier on, 61, same in luray. the temperature just about 60 degrees in town, the skies gradually clear, the wind out of the west at five to 15. tomorrow morning, you will need the sunglasses most of the day. early morning temperatures in the 50's. waking up tomorrow, the wind will be generally out of the southwest, changing out of the west by midday. still lots of sunshine. by this time tomorrow night,

notice the euro beginning to change direction out of the north and west, that is the cooler air that over spreads friday. enjoy the fall color change. high in the district, gw parkway, rock creek park, highs around 75 degrees. the seven day outlook, trick or treat her's will be happy -- trick or treaters will be happy with the costumes, not having to wear a coat on top. that's good. on to sports. erin: the nationals found their man. details on the way. plus, the wizards hope to go 1-0

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought you by your local toyota dealers. erin: just when we thought this day could not get his year, a report just came out that the nationals will name bud black their new manager. the team may not confirm the news for several days because clubs making major announcements during the world series. black coached the padres from

2008. the wizards in orlando. john wall hits the game-winner with just 12 seconds left. we picked this up in the fourth. bradley beal drives, the nifty floater. the was earns lead. beal finished with 24. underzards down one, with 20 seconds to go. john wall pulls up and makes the j, which is the game-winner. the wizards when their season opener, 88-87. the capitals at home, hoping to keep their five-game winning streak alive, but it would be hard against bitter rival pittsburgh. on the breakthrough, the one-man fl thehe long wrister celebration was short-livedies. wrister fly.e long

the celebration was short-lived. the penguins win 3-1. unitedyoffs, d.c. hosting the new england revolution. this is a beauty. revolution with a centering pass, the bicycle kick, making it 1-0 revs. so nice we had to show it twice. tied at 1-1 late, some pretty passing. too easy. 2-1 and they advanced to the eastern conference semi finals. the world series, it would be difficult to top last night's victory of the royals. tonight, the suspense was ended early. eric hosmer singles up the middle. escobar go homeand

to score. the royals cruise, 7-1. again, according to multiple reports, bud black will be named the next a manager of the nationals. you can probably expect an official announcement after the world series. leon: like they did a couple years ago with matt williams. -- he isoming up next the perfect model for saving you money.

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jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions.

and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health c clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: e everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. alison: we are ready for the rain to move out.

steve: it will be out of here in the next hour or so. nothing severe. skies clear. the high thursday, 75 degrees. alison: nice! leon:

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