favorable picture for himself. reporter: you are right. both candidates fighting hard with two weeks until election day. both in key swing states to collect as many votes as possible. the campaigns are out fighting in full force today. clinton camp leaning on friend senator elizabeth warren to go after trump. >> on november 8, we nasty women are going to march our votes to get -- nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever! fans >> secretary clinton: she gets under his thin skin like nobody else. >> a confident clinton building up democrats. like governor in a neg and neck race with kelly ayotte for a seat in the senate. >> what i love about maggie she is independent and knows how to find common ground and

reporter: working to secure the presidency and the democratic congress while she is at it. >> meanwhile, trump working to get back votes in florida. promising farmers in the state if elected he will cut red tape. >> e.p.a. is a disaster. regulations are a disaster. the farmers are going to be able to get back to the business that they are supposed to be in. not a business of filling out paperwork all day. >> he continues to bash polls and the media. the latest abc news tracking poll has him training by double digits. despite the numbers he is anything but down and out. >> if you haven't hard we are winning. not only florida but we'll win the whole thing. >> also while in florida, trump laid out his plans for cuba saying he wants to renegotiate a tougher agreement. one that could put off the newly re-established diplomatic relations. in washington, maggie ruly, abc news. jonathan: on the polls because we have seen the polls.

abc news has her out in front in double digits but the "l.a. times" poll has everything dead heat. why is there such a variance with the polls out there? reporter: you know we see the polls come in. as we approach election day they become more scientific. once again these are all polls leading up the election day. so no matter what the poll we won't know the final outcome until november 8. all that matters is what happens on november 8. jonathan: good point. tonight. michelle: well, nearly 7 million votes have already been cast nationwide. that is more votes than at this point four years ago. early and absentee voting you yu underway in d.c. and virginia. >> there were more people coming to vote than i expected. that is a good thing. >> d.c. residents can cast their ballot at one judiciary square through november 4.

polling sites on friday. in virginia they have until november 5 to cast the absentee ballots at the registrar's office. brad bell is on the move in votetrak 2016. he is getting around in the sporty wheels. today he is on the eastern shore of maryland. brad what are people there saying? brad: we did roll into cari look at this beautiful scene before the politics. i want to show you downtown cambridge. the last remaining skip jacks here the boats used to harvest hoisters under the sail power. at 5:00, we talk to watermen and how they were dissatisfied about the political call pain. the residents here don't like

with one candidate we know where she is and what she might do. i like where he stands. >> i don't think that donald trump qualifies to be the leader of the united states. >> this is a tossup, honestly. a lot of people feel that way. i'm going to vote because i'm able to. it is right to vote. i don't know who i am voting for. >> how does one vote out of 330 million people? how does one vote make a difference? it's not. for real. the way they carry on it's not

>> the last person said he won't vote. the other woman said she is undecided but she will vote. we are encountering a lot of people who are passionate but they are not decided. >> this just in the newsroom. remember the guy that made headline whence he flew a gyrocopter to the lawn as a political protest? we learn the police plan to destroy the gyrocopter. doug hughes pleaded guilty to operating it without a license in the flight last year. the police could have sold it but said it wouldment be appropriate with the role in his irresponsible and the unlawful act. >> the project to convert the interstate of the 3395 h.o.v.

with what is happening tonight. >> the first of three meetings in arlington toughie the residents and drivers are a chance to weigh in on more tolls. it is designed to ease confession. but jack is concerned that the tolls will do the opposite. >> this will make it even more difficult. >> you can weigh in at the first of the three meetings to extend the eng press lanes along 395. this calls for converting two lane to the high ok pansy toll lane. >> another added improvement

multimodal improvement at the pentagon to create a bus route and those that slug to the pentagon. >> a percentage of the money from the tolls would go back to fund additional transportation projects. >> i think it would help. >> elizabeth is in support of the change. >> wince we don't have the metro we have plenty of parking, free easy to leave here. >> the project is expected to be completed in 2019. you can attend meetings in alexandria in the next week and a half. >> coming up, what homeland security learned about the

u.s. websites. >> a 1987 class makes its way from oklahoma to fairfax county. i'm ryan hughes to tell you how the good police work tracked down the owner. >> colder weather moving in. we have weather headlines to go around. we will tell you what it means to you up next at "abc7 news at 6:00". woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. man: or me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade should be overturned. woman: barbara comstock voted to defund planned parenthood... man: five times. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality.

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jonathan: an alexandria pastor and his wife charged with fraud and conspiracy. terry and brenda millender accused of scamming the congregation out of $1.2 million. prosecutors in the case say the couple made false promises to people who invested in their business. instead of providing small business loans in poor countries, prosecutors say that the millenders used the money on risky purchase of a home in springfield. michelle: turns out the fallout from the wells fargo banking scandal may be starting. a survey of the wells fargo customers was completed showing the potential cost of creating million of fake accounts. it found the bank stands to lose $99 billion in deposits. $ billion in rev -- $4 billion in revenue and a customer base that could drop by up to 30%.

the negative perception of the bank gone from 15% to 52%. jonathan: "7 on your side" with health matters about the connection between smoking abcancer deaths. a -- and cancer deaths. they found a third of the cancers in the u.s. linked to cigarette smoking. it's still the top cause of preventible deaths. thought you would never see again? of course you have. one local man's story that may give you hope. michelle: we lost the warm temperatures. the summer-like temperatures are a memory. the cool fall weather is back and we will feel a chill as the week goes on. chief meteorologist doug hill

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woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality. man: she even voted to allow federal contractors to discriminate barbara comstock. too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. jonathan: we have new information about the cyber attack against popular websites. jeh johnson released a statement saying the attacks have been mitigated. saying after the attacks there was a conference call with 18

information about the incident and says his department is aware of one malware that compromises the internet devices such a surveillance camera and internet systems connected to the internet. now to a story how an evidence tech at a local police station went above the call of duty to do something nice for somebody he never met. michelle: and the good deed traveled to ryan hughes has more. >> inside the evidence building david patterson rifles through 100 to 300 items each day. >> it runs the gamut from toys to pieces of wood. a high school class ring came across his desk with the greg and 1987 and bartalsville high. >> it's something that someone

>> he called up oklahoma. turns out that greg is a colonel in the u.s. marine corps in africa and the class ring went missing two years ago living in burke, virginia, and he says the home was burglarized. police responded to unrelated break-in, in burke. i was found inside the glove in the car and the victim had never seen it before. the ring ending up inside the property room. patterson lost his own high school ring 30 years ago. >> i'm sure i will never see mine but at least he has his back.

>> going above and beyond the call of duty. >> in fairfax county, ryan hughes, abc7 news. jonathan: one guy making a big difference. >> good work. >> talk about the erwith. we are feeling the fall chill. it will be cold tonight and colder tomorrow night. >> we have a beautiful view of the horizon. the sun is dun but a glow in the sky. the temperatures are falling as well. we will hit 71 at reagan national before the front came through. the numbers will start to drop.

usually. college park is 63. and 66 inform the district. largo is 61. waldorf is 63. the next couple of hours everybody will be in the 50's. the winds will diminish tonight. we have no problem dropping through the 50's. suburban areas are in the upper 30 to the lower 40's so a chill in the air. there is a freeze warning to the south and west. tomorrow a chilly start. 45 at 7:00 a.m. 59 in the afternoon. the breezes will pickup mid-morning as well. a nice fresh day out there. look for wednesday morning.

wednesday morning. manassas, 38. 37 in andrews. 42 in downtown. tomorrow there is more headlines there to be in effectover night tomorrow to wednesday morning. to frederick and the corridor and beyond. the numbers for the nex cooler on wednesday. it's partly sunny on friday and good weekend with saturday shower. jonathan: heard break. michelle: it was. jonathan: did you hear about this? the cubs? they are in the world series.

like 2948. generations since they won. ticket prices now through the roof. the average price is $3900. that is a par gan for what goes on in chicago. they are averaging $7200 for four games. michelle: you are only charging $10 if we show up at your house? jonathan: it's free. bring something. they were saying $50,000 for two tickets to chicago for good seats. some people are willing to pay. erin: if you have the money i'd do it. i don't have the money. moving on to the redskins. after matt jones stumbled twice on sunday is he in danger of losing carries now?

erin: it was a rough day yesterday for running back matt jones. he fumbled twice during the loss of detroit including once at the lion's seven yard line. it seems the fumbling issuing are not in the past. he fumbled eight times and losing seven of them.

address it. >> he understands the magnitude of fumbling football. if he doesn't, he does now. he took the line off the exchange and he fumbled again. has to be addressed. erin: gruden hasn't given up on jens but if he wants to be a featured back he needs to find a way to hold o football. last night lamont jordan joined us on abc7 sports sunday and he was much more direct with his message about jones. >> if he plans to be part of the team as far as the future is concerned he needs to hold on to the ball and start punishing would-be tacklers. if you see a defender stand like this, i am seeing nothing but chest. bite down on my mouthpiece,

this in his chest. >> they must be forced on the decision to make. how much more time do you give him? >> he is one or two away from being done. erin: we end on a positive note. this is still unclear if tight end will make the trip to london. they leave on thursday. painful to watch. jonathan: thanks. michelle: frost tonight? doug: well bost but -- well west but our chance is suburbs. 56 on wednesday. thursday is 59. we look at the trick-or-treat at 11:00. jonathan: thank you for

tonight, breaking news. the urgent hunt for a killer. two murders already. then, attacking two officers and several others. the suspect then posting this live on facebook. police now warning tonight, he is armed and dangerous. donald trump calling the polls phony tonight, telling supporters, we're winning. and what senator elizabeth warren said today about, quote, nasty women. the plane crash, no survivors. the jet plunging from the sky just after takeoff. the ball of fire. the u.s. launching air strikes. the iraq kips moving closer to mo mosul. and martha raddatz revealing the new horror playing out in that city. inside the deadly bus crash. at least 13 people dead.