announcer: now, abc 7 news at noon, on your side. jummy: developing this noon, a manhunt is on for whoever killed a man at his home in gaithersburg. it happened in the 7900 block of muncaster mill road. john gonzalez has more on the search for who did it. john: this is where the homicide occurred, on muncaster mill road. the homeowner told us he did not

with his wife and three sons. we understand his oldest son, in his early 20's, was shot and killed near the home last night. a homicide. police were out here sometime, investigating. we were rolling when investigators -- when paramedics arrived and began working on him. unarmed suspect entered the home. -- an armed suspect the home. it is unclear if he was allowed in or forcefully broke into the home. neighbors tell us the house does host a lot of parties. there is a tiki bar style set up in the backyard. one neighbor said they had noise complaints in the past. but last night was really quiet, until they heard the shot. >> right before 10:00, just two pretty obvious gunshots, then a

and it was bad. john: there were a number of people at the home at the time of the shooting last night. police are interviewing them, trying to figure out what happened. detectives have not released a motive or a description of the suspect. on gonzalez, abc 7 news. jummy: you can track crime with our spot crime maps at wjla.com. and sign up for the 7 on your newsletter at wjla.com/news. in no note, -- in roanoke, two people are dead. in an early-morning workplace shooting. the shooter is one of the people who police say is dead. he was either a current employee or a former employee of a freight car america, located

could have their electric service disconnected today, through no fault of the round. it is a story we have been following closely since it broke. suzanne kennedy is at the linton hill -- at the lynhill condominium with the latest. suzanne: hundreds of tenants who live at the lynhill condominiums worry that the company who runs the condominium has not been paying its bills. earlier this morning, a pepco crew was here to turn off the power to the two buildings. residents are scrambling to determine what to do next. >> we don't have nowhere to go. we are trying to find somewhere to go now. we coming home, we get home late and i know there is trouble because it is cold at night. suzanne: this is what the manager had to say. who is responsible for paying

they are not current bills. suzanne: more than a dozen directors are in the lobby of this building talking about the future of management here. we also spoke with pepco this morning, who says due to privacy issues, they cannot talk with us about the specifics of the case. they say in temple hills, maryland, suzanne kennedy. back to you. speaking of the forecast, fall -- jummy: speaking of the forecast, fall has arrived. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. doug: a lot of places are in the upper 50's for highs. a beautiful image right now at the torpedo factory. clear skies and temperatures holding in the 50's.

northwestern wind at 16 right now, so definitely a gusty day. even in the upper 50's, lower 60's, you can still get a bit of a chill. look at the currently and -- look at the current wind speeds. 16 miles per hour. 15 miles per hour at manassas. 16 at andrews. that was shaving couple of degrees off. but air temperatures will be just fine. somewhere in the upper 50's to lower 60's. it will be breezy, and overnight tonight it will get mighty chilly indeed. in northwest this tuesday night, it is the 17th street high heel race. it will be chilly, in the 40's. our forecast for the overnight hours, 33 to 42 degrees. there is a freeze watch an hour far western suburban areas. we will show you where that watch is in effect and for how

up in about seven or eight minutes. jummy: witnesses for the prosecution are set to testify today in the murder trial of david black, charged in the stabbing death of his estranged wife, bonnie black. she was found murdered in april of last year inside her home in south arlington. former congressman gary condit is speaking out for the first time in 15 years about the murder of intern chandra levy her. sam sweeney has more on her story. dr. phil: you developed a friendship with her and saw her outside the office, correct? sam: for dr. phil this week, a blockbuster booking, former congressman gary condit, talking about chandra leavy, and the intern he was accused of having an affair with before she

involvement in her murder. >> i saw her outside a restaurant, and she came by my condo once. dr. phil: once? >> maybe twice. i think she came by twice, yeah. sam: this is the first time he has set untrained interview since an interview with connie chung back in 2001. >> did you harm her? >> no. >> d leavy? >> no. sam: a homeless immigrant had the case against him thrown out based on an unreliable witness. condit has always maintained his innocence and he suggested to dr. phil that d.c. police tried

about someone coming by my condo. people made some speculation about that. dr. phil: were the police trying to make something about that? >> absolutely. they were trying to make something out of everything they could. sam: his interview with dr. phil will be airing later this week. he has an working odd jobs and selling ice cream in his home it is going to be intense. jummy: next at noon, a murder suspect on the run. how he used social media to broadcast his escape from police. also next, a tragedy at a famous theme park in australia. the ride that went terribly wrong. and today is the day the cubs and indians fans have been

announcer: you are watching 7 news at noon," on your side. jummy: four people are dead after an accident at a popular theme park on australia's east coast heard a spokesman for dreamworld said two men and two women died on the thunder rapids ride. two people were ejected from the raft while others were caught inside the ride. officials have not said if they were trapped underwater or caught in the machinery itself. the park is closed, and police

oklahoma for the man who allegedly killed his odds and uncle and streamed his getaway on facebook live. >> that is the real deal. jummy: police say 38-year-old michael vance killed his relatives outside oklahoma city, shot two officered, and attacks two other people as he tried to escape. he stole a police cruiser -- he has a communicable disease that he wants to spread. now a 7 on your side consumer alert. "consumer reports" is out with its list of vehicles that are the most reliable. lexus tops the list, followed by toyota. buick is third. volkswagen's audi luxury line ranks fourth.

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road, though track 2016 has returned to the district, and we will talk with folks about what they feel about the election and take a look across the street. we are here at the trump international hotel. there is an anti-trump nuclear center protests going on. as well, we will stop by and early voting station here in the district of columbia to see how things are going. the of tow truck 2016 is that it is your voice, your future. we will be her at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. jummy: make sure you stay with abc 7 and brad bell for more updates on vote track 2016. he has to clinton, maryland. in other news, the candidates will both be in florida. abc news political analyst cokie roberts joins us now, live with

polls. they are really all over the place, some with trumped up, some with clinton way up. what should we make of the polls when we hear them? cokie: -- jummy: we are going to try to fix our audio issues there. but switch gears to talk about the forecast today. doug hill is with us. another kind of fall day out there. doug: yes. we have the wind, cool skies, that clear skies, and cool temperatures. it pretty good, and we have some showers coming up on thursday. generally speaking, pretty typical early on weather pattern. noontime, temperatures range into the 50's.

a couple indications of a few showers along the great lakes. that is about it. there is no organized storm center anywhere to deal with locally. just a band of cloudiness. more than likely you will stay crystal clear day. the northern suburbs may see a few high, thin, cirrus clouds overhead. that will not have much of an effect on the weather patterns at all. as we go through the evening hours, the skies will remain clear. then wind speeds will diminish overnight. temperatures will tank out and drop into the 30's in maybe suburb -- in many suburban areas. after a chilly start, we will start to see a warm up here. getting an indication of more activity moving across southern sections of wisconsin come into the chicago area, and in tort eastern detroit. we will watch for a cold front

scattered showers around the area, especially through the afternoon and evening hours. pretty quiet until then, and then we would get -- here we are at 6:00 tomorrow night, clear skies and a band of cloudiness coming in. eventually thursday, this becomes a mover and a shaker. in some computer models, they suggest maybe a little snow max, especially in upstate new york. somewhat colder air here. scattered showers as we head through midday afternoon and evening thursday. by that front, another spell of pleasant autumn weather. to take it hour-by-hour through the day, for most of the region it will be sunny. for all of the region it will be breezy and cool, with high temperatures somewhere around the 60-degree mark. the average high is around 66 degrees. the forecast through the overnight, 33 to 42 degrees, mainly clear. a freeze watch north and west of

more it mixes up the air and reduces the chance of frost. we do not see frost in the metropolitan area, but just to the north and west, we do expect frost from frederick county, carroll county, westward toward hagerstown and washington county , southwest, as we head to the blue ridge and beyond. manassas, 38 degrees. 37 degrees in baltimore. 44 degrees in annapolis. overnight, 3:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m., and it is just a matter of time before we get our first frost of the season, probably within the next week to 10 days. it is localized across the area tomorrow morning. our forecast for tomorrow, sunny, breezy, cool. increasing clouds late today. the high around 57 degrees. the forecast for the halloween

with 40's and 50's. sunday, great weather conditions with sunshine and temperatures in the 50's. the next seven days, the chance of rain 60% on thursday with a cold front. the weekend looks good. maybe a late-day shower isolated in the area. sunday, 68. we are still looking good for trick-or-treat time with temperatures in the 50's and partly cloudy skies. jummy: outside and pass out candy. coming up next at noon, holy cow. the cubs and indians in the world series tonight. we have a look at game one next. jummy: plus, seven is on your side tonight for anyone shopping for insurance. we will have a panel of insurance agents to answer any questions you have about car, property life, and health

jummy: on cleveland tonight, the indians hosting game one of the world series against the chicago cubs. read across the street, the cavaliers are getting their nba championship rings. colin harris has the look. >> tonight begins the taylor's two teams, -- the tale of two teams. >> baseball gods. i am really happy right now. >> the chicago cubs and cleveland indians both hoping to

and taking extra precautions. >> you want to wear the same underwear, you do not want to have to change your underwear out there it i mean, you wash it, but -- >> the cubs have not won the world series since 1908. but cleveland fans say chicago must be getting greedy. in the past 50 years -- in the past 50 years, chicago has won 11 major sports championships. cleveland, only one. months ago when the cavaliers finally broke that losing streak. stephen king even tweeting, "enough with the cubs. how about some love for the cleveland indians?" cleveland has universally been mocked as the "state by the lake." but now, a renewed feeling of

much of america's political the cubs, you have george stephanopoulos on your side. >> on your mark, get set, go! jummy: next at noon, the winner

>> are you ready? on your mark, get set, go! >> leaving us off with the countdown, and there he is, brian van de graaff winning for the second year in a row in a heels. this is all to bring good fun to draw attention to the actual race tonight. heading into 9:00 on 17 street between pns streets and dupont circle. the road closure starts at 6:30. doug: high heels around the office for months to get in training for it. jummy: i knew it, doug! doug: i am just kidding, van de graaff. we will be back with more. jummy: well, where your socks and your high heels pick get your brian van de graaff on

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>> you know, there's an old saying, "it's not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game." but i have a feeling whoever said that wasn't staring down the barrel of $1 million question. get ready, it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ? ? hey, everybody, welcome to the show. "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] our returning contestant is a yoga instructor who knows how to remain calm, but also has a flair for the dramatic. sounds like the perfect combination for a great show today. from scottsdale, arizona, please welcome back jennifer gantwerker [cheers and applause] hello, again. >> hi. >> come on in.