getting your stuff down. people are struggling to find a place and move out in the cold. >> thank god i have my job. if i didn't have my job i would haven't anything. q: tanya pryor is homeless. we caught up with her moving out of the apartment. birds and all. where are you going to go? >> no the shelter. my -- to the shelter. my family don't have the room. q she and her neighbors are forced out. they have 72 hours. >> i have two premature i just had five months ago. where are they supposed to go? q: pepco shut off power to both buildings before1:00, leaving hundreds in the dark because of a massive unpaid power bills. >> over $400,000. these bills are from previous. q: the complex manager donna henderson and the board of directors told us they are current on all bills since they took over in february. prince george's county

>> we are in the discovery phase to see how best we can match resources with the needs of the families. q: but not everyone will qualify. many parents and babies have nowhere to go. where are you going to go? >> the bus stop out there i see a lady sleeping at every day. i may have to ask her can i get, share the bus stop with her. >> at least i have my job. q: i received pepco who says shutting off power is always a last resort. i asked them who is responsible for the $400,000 bill they say because the privacy and the legal reasons they cannot tell us. according to the people here, the management, the person at fault is a trusteee having to do with the prior board of directors. that being said the complex owes tens of thousands of dollars to the water company and washington gas. that is the latest live

larry: thanks for that. new information today as bonnie black's mother took the stand in her daughter's murder case. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg was in the courtroom. i understand she said her daughter was afraid of her estranged husband. jeff: that's right. we will get to the testimony in a minute. we want to tell you about moment that happened in the last 30 minutes inside the courtroom. megan mccray for bonnie black breaking down recalling the moment she heard about the murder and had to relay the information to bonnie black's mother and sister. one of many emotional moments today inside the courtroom. david black's parents leave court with very it will to say. >> no comment. jeff: but the trial is leading up to the murder of his estranged wife, 42-year-old bonnie black brutally stabbed

bonnie's mother betty ann armstrong testifying that the problems escalated with the couple two years before bonnie's death. bonnie was afraid for her life. he was antagonizing mig -- my daughter. she would travel to watch the two children while bonnie was out of town for work. one night david black who moved in a home two blocks away tried forcing his way in the house to see the kids. he was getting angrier and angrier. he wanted in that house." patricia fitzgibbons a life-long friend of bonnie stephed she was truly afraid after her safety. betny ann armstrong says bonnie was supposed to drive to pennsylvania and relax and regroup days before the divorce trial set to begin.

also today the jury was shown a video from january of 2015 taken from the helmet or the body cam that david black had been wearing during the couple's separation. in it you can see david black approaching bonnie as she is putting the two children in car seats. bonnie black not saying anything but clearly surprised andage ajdabiya -- andage stated by the appearance o david black. and he told the children "don't mind mommy, that is not he bonnie blacks divorce attorney saying that was a clear violation of the protective order that bonnie had against david. the trial continues tomorrow. live in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: thank you. also tonight a montgomery county man is dead after two people broke into his house last night. richard reeve live with developments in the

richard: muncaster mill road. the yellow house is where the shooting happened. last night was jammed with the investigators to try to find a motive for the homicide. police strobe lights illuminated thegategate home monday night -- gaithersburg home monday night. >> right before 10:00, two gunshots. richard: officers responding to the lone gunshot, found him on back deck. literally right across the street. you go to the fence. you can literally see the house. investigatorssy it was not a -- investigators say it was not a random shooting. >> they confronted a male. there was an altercation. the male victim was shot. >> after the gunfire, the two men fled. so far they have not released a motive.

this. >> the local houses they would come ahead of time to say we'll have a band. if it gets loud come let us know. >> from what i seen he was a nice guy. i isn't talk to much with him but i never saw him do anything he shouldn't have. richard: the family asked us to stay off the property. authorities offering $10,000 reward for information. live in gaithersburg, richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: thank you. the search is on for two people who robbed a brinks armored truck in takoma park. they arrived on scene as they were interslewing the truck driver about what happened. takoma park police say about

laurel avenue and that is when two suspects, both carrying assault rifles grab the money bag and fled in a car. no one was hurt. remember, you can track crime in your neighborhood with the spot crime map at wjla.com. while you are there, sign up the for "7 on your side" fighting back against crime newsletter. wjla.com/enews. larry: there is a chill in the air but we got a chance to see the sun. alison: that makes a doug hill has a check on the forecast. what is next? >> a frost or a freeze. beautiful day. nearly cloudless skies. but later 3:00 in the morning till after sunrise. freeze warning from frederick to loudoun, rappahannock, culpeper county northwestward. a frost advisory for metro to the bay in anne arundel county. back southwest to orange county. this evening is going to stay breezy for a while. the sun will go down, skies will stay clear.

as long as the winds stay up, temperatures are slow to fall. we get past midnight, we expect diminishing winds. we expect the temperatures range 30's. 41 downtown. ground level there are shots at freezing enough to give frost. of course as always you can find this out ahead of time but staying a step ahead of the severe threatening weather through the storm watch 7 weather app at the app store or g than ten minutes. alison: okay. see you then. thank you. developing now as iraqi and the kurdish forces advance toward mosul. iside fighters leave destruction. toxic fumes fill sky. hospitals ran out of oxygen. doctors were treating civilians for breathing problems, burning eyes and choking.

this wearing gas masks. larry: today marks two weeks left until the voters go to polls on election day. candidcandidates focus on the battleground state. hillary clinton and donald trump spent the day in florida. alison: the road to the white house ends in d.c. that is where brad bell in votetrak 2016 tonight brad: the votetrak 2016 hummer looks good out here on the mall. it's been nice. people have come by, said hello. taken selfies with it. we spent the day talking to people as we have been for the last couple of weeks. what we found here in the district was real passion. we saw a profest and we saw people going to the polls.

of the election on full display. >> we need a president who will get us out of the middle east. brad: the new trump international hotel an anti-trump protest capturing the attention of passers by. >> it's nice to see people talk about it in a place he is really relying on for success. >> i'm really glad that people are standing up. brad: until police ask him to move a man stand behind the anti-trump speakers holding the trump 2016 t-shirt. sympathetic to the demonstrators' cause. >> i don't have a great opinion. everyone should focus on doing their work. >> i find it to be hysterical. a joke. i can't take it serious. if i had no life i'd do the same thing, too. brad: at one of the district early voting locations at one judiciary square we see general enthusiasm about the election. the three friends had their picture taking after voting to

of our civic duty. >> it's been crazy. i'm excited to vote for hillary clinton. >> some of in the early voting crowd tell us they are relieved to have the vote behind them so now they tune out the campaign. >> i want to get the process kind of to the end. brad: that is another interesting dynamic. peel telling us now they can campaign. they just don't have to listen to it anymore. as we have been saying saying wh the votetrak 2016, your voice, your future, one of our slogans. at 2:00, we set up the soap box so people in the district can be heard. their opinions can be heard. on the mall, brad bell, abc7 news. larry: look forward to that. thanks. one celebrity push to get the vote out is making a flash online. justin timberlake posting this picture on instagram to take advantage of early voting in

illegal in that state to use your phone at a poll station to take any photos or videos. according to tmz, the shelby county district attorney is looking into the picture. breaking the law in tennessee could lead to 30 days in jail and $50 fine. in case you are wondering before you head to the poll there is no ban for taking pictures in district. ballot selfies are legal in virginia but it's not as clear in maryland where the electronic devices are banned in polling places but you are mailed ballot. alison: coming up at 5:00 -- >> they are 100 years old or older and about to vote in another u.s. election. what centenarians have to say about the politics today. larry: plus, how much healthcare premiums could go up next year. alison: then later, no snag but a few surprises. we are getting a status report

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up in a construction disk. 40 passengers with a flight to columbia. those at the airport were not impacted. back to vote 2016. wild ride. nice way to put it. a couple of weeks until election day we want to hear from voters who have seen and hurt it all. alison: this is a great perspective. mike carter-conneen spent the day with the super systems to get perspective on the candidates and the politics. larr independent living community celebrated the local centenarians on tuesday. >> i know you will ask me how i feel about getting old. i really don't know. when i get there i will let you know. >> wearing white carnations they are turning 100 or older this year. they have'm 105 in two months. three months. >> we want to know about their thoughts on the election.

>> born in 1916 or earlier the centenarians were alive when american forces joined world war i before the invention of pop-up toaster or commercial radio filled the airwaves. over the course of their lives there have been 17 u.s. presidents. nine republicans, eight democrats. all men. but now they may witness more history with the election of the first female commander-in-chief. >> i always wanted to see a woma it. >> 103-year-old who wears a say no to trump button voted earlier. >> i'd be very angry so i voted two weeks ago. >> in this group there are republicans and democrats including a few clinton supports but no one voting for trump. >> how he ever decided to run for president i don't know. >> like americans of all ages several don't care for either

weeks. >> i'm not pleased with either one. >> i have to do my duty. help me god. mike: in fairfax, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. alison: wow! so many of them they don't look 100. larry: fantastic. a great sense of humor. across the board. alison: that is the key. doug: probably one of the secret of manging that. larry: i think so. alison: weather wise, what is going on? doug: it's chilly. it will be cold. tonight. a start with the look at weather. something happening in level tonight. alison: you think? doug: the cubs making a long trip over. i have a time lapse here from cleveland in afternoon. right now it's 50 degrees in cleveland on the lake front. in the game the temperatures

if you don't mind, this is spectacular. thanks. this is gorgeous. you can do this. this is week three of the five-week fall foliage contest. you send your entries to burst.com/wjla. on thursday evening we pick the winner of the week. friday morning "good morning washington" will pick a winner and we'll show you pictures all ov minutes and cool stuff. we put them in galleries, too. gorgeous. thank you. fall foliage contest. week three. colors are coming on strong in the metro area. this is chilly but comfortably so. 59 in winchester. 56 in hagerstown. it's 62 in the capital. the weather alert in the darker shaded areas a freeze warning in effect overnight

a lighter blue that designates a larger area. under the first frost advisory of the season. the forecast is clear and cold but we expect winds to diminish to 5 miles per hour. if the winds stay up 15, to 16 miles per hour. it's never going to get close to 32. we think the winds willdy minnesota niche and we fall rain in the warm front watch as it progresses through the day. we will get clouds in the afternoon but a pleasant day tomorrow. winds turn southeast early thursday. this will bring shower here thursday evening and thursday night. we will clear out behind the front. it's pleasant for friday. a look at the next seven days. 59 tomorrow with clouds. look ahead to thursday. it will become cloudy and 60

the late afternoon. cold front. sunny, breezy, 6 of 0 on friday. saturday and sunday is pleasant here. 68 on saturday. 75 on sunday. clearing out for halloween. marine corps marathon dopped morning. we look at the weather conditions that are perfect. climbing to the 70-degree mark later in the afternoon. we are good on sunday for the marathon. down the street alison: next time i want you to go a selfie picture. larry: put yors larry: redskins kick off sunday morning, too. watch the game and then go outside. go for a bike ride. alison: it's nice. thank you. still to come the vatican is making a major change when it comes to the find wishes. larry: plus the vacation in caribbean ends with a delivery 50 years in the making. scott: i'm scott taylor in the "7 on your side" help center. we have talking about

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larry: it has been a month since the crews began to rehabilitate beach drive. how is it going so far in brianne carter takes us on a tour. brianne: digging up the old road. system. today a first look at the work along beach drive, a project that snarled the commute for many. >> this is a complete road reconstruction. >> the national park service today says a month in the project the first segment is on schedule. crews haven't run into construction setbacks they have found old cables and historic wall under the road near tilden street. >> a trail is getting overhaul, widening the space

>> this is about transportation, too. this is a vital corridor for people who walk and bike. brianne: but those on the trail create safety concerns. they end up in the closed construction zone. a cyclist was injured after riding in the closed off area. >> we added in extra measures with snow fencing today. the >> despite installing this days ago park service says folks are going around and into the active construction zone. >> it's frustrating to see people not following the rules. >> katie with the washington bicycle association says everyone needs to abide by the rule of the road. >> the faster they do their job the sooner we can use and appreciate the great improved

washington, brianne carter, abc7 news. larry: sign up for the traffic text alerts for road projects. every day tieups as well. go to wjla.com. alison: d.c. streetcar back on track after power loss. crews could work on a damaged spot on the wires between 14 and 15. today is the last day for the bicyclists to cut through the they say the number of the cyclists and the number of people visiting the cemetery create a safety hazard. there is an exception to the rule. people can ride the bikes if slate a family member but they have to get a guest pass to do that. larry: the vatican is publishing new guidelines for the cathlooms who want to -- catholics who want to cremated. they can be cremated but they can't be scattered.

at one time they were against it arguing it's against resurrection but they allowed it if there is no denial of faith or resurrection. alison: now to a developing story where police are investigating a shooting at a parking lot at iverson mall. they found a man shot in an empty parking garage behind the mall. nearby residents said they heard a crash and gunshot and a car horn blaring for a time. >> i heard the gunshot. the first woke me up. >> they found a male victim suffering from the gunshot wounds. rushed to the hospital with what appears to be non-life threatening injuries. alison: two nearby schools, though, jessie b. mason school and hillcrest heights were on lackdown for precaution because it was lifted. the suspect is still on the loose. they are not ready to give a description. larry: general services

the new f.b.i. headquarters until march. the g.s.a. originally planned to announce the decision by the end of the year. location in springfield, green belt and landover are in the running. the f.b.i. long complained the 341-year-old hoover building in d.c. is too small and falling apart. alison: take a look at the scene. this is 2009 when peggy's home was destroyed by a massive fire. she founded the duke ellington as the chair of the district board of education and a big art collector in town. the lot left behind was supposed to be used for several new homes but not anymore. according to urban turf.com the nearly 15,000 square foot estate at the address hit the market yesterday for $20 million.

d.c. border. larry: wow! coming up at 5:00. >> it looked like it had been there since beginning of the time. larry: where the man found this bottle and where the trail led him from there. alison: new at 6:00, familiens ambushed in the own neighborhood. resurgence of the brutal ms-13 gang in some maryland communities and how the police

steve: i'm abc7's steve rudin live on 17th street. gearing up for the big high heel race starting at 9:00 tonight. what type of weather can you expect if you are heading down here? temperatures will be in the upper 40's. that is it. around 48 degrees. mainly clear skies. on the cool side. let's talk about the halloween hustle. that is this saturday at montgomery village. the temperatures start off cool in the morning. upper 40's. we make it to 60 by 11:00 in

marine corps marathon that is this sunday. starts early. upper 50's. look at the temperatures rebounding to the middle 70's. not the greatest running weather. coming up, abc7 news at 5:00

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5:00" -- did john wall think about giving up after his recent injuries? erin hawksworth went one-on-one with the superstar this afternoon. kidd: good afternoon. i'm kidd o'shea.

alison: there's the cubs fans. they were up early rallying at harry caray steak place and bar in chicago. they are hoping that the team wins tonight's game in since 1945. the indians fans have the same dream. they are cheering on a team that hasn't won since harry truman was president. larry: fans on both sides are getting ready for the first pitch. clay, can you hear us with the noise? clay: i got you. we are in the middle of it all. i was just telling our columbus, ohio, audience i moved to the buckeye state in

little lad. i never ever, ever, ever thought this could happen. you have an unbelievable convergence on this side. the cleveland cavaliers won the title. they raise a banner and tonight and put on the championship ring. on this side you have the tribe trying to win the first world series title since 1948. they feel like the cinderella story. in the hiddal of middle of this, i have a new lady dancing up a storm. what does it mean to you this night? >> it's awesome. we got the indians. the cavs. >> what do you think about the team that was the mistake by the lake? >> they didn't expects to win. perfect. what will happen? >> we'll win it. >> are you going to both games?

indians but i got tickets for the cavs. >> i'm going with you. >> this place alive. i covered the world series where the indians came so close but it didn't work out. back to you. alison: i have to ask. are you sensing animosity? they can relate to each other, th same boat. >> no, no, no. it has been a lovefest. there is a gentleman, i don't think we can still see him. out of the early 1900's who is talking about -- by the way, this is harry truman versus teddy roosevelt if you are keeping score at home in terms of the last time they won. no, i think both are so happy to be here.

that's all it is. yeah. rivalry will enshoe at some point -- ensue at some point. maybe when they get back to the windy city. alison: you know it. have a great time. thank you so much. larry: 65,000 people between the two right there in the same spot. how exciting is that? alison: a lot of fun out there today. larry: pretty cool tonight. right now we are three yeah hours a -- three and a half hours away from the dupont circle annual race. world series. we have something fun here. roads will close in an hour and kidd o'shea is live in northwest d.c. with a preview. kidd: we have a different party here tonight. look behind me and there are cars on 17th street. if you know the people that own the cars call them right now. because the cars are going to get towed in a little bit. they will shut 17down at 6:30

30th annual high heel race here on 17th street. david, the organizer of this is making it happen every year. >> i do. kidd: how does it feel? >> it feels good it's finally here and it will be over in a few hours and everybody will have a great time. kidd: one of your volunteers is not participating tonight but you came dressed prepared. >> i did. i have been helping out with the volunteers for a few years now and you have to dress the part when you volunteer here. kidd: tell me about the shoes. lovely kate spade with a bow tie on every year? >> not at all. kidd: you want a new pair for each year? >> absolutely. kidd: this is quite the event. thousands of people will pack the side of the street. the race is at 9:00. >> take the metro. don't bring anything to throw in the street. no hard candy and stuff like that. the runners won't see it and they will trip on it. just come for a safe, fun event. listen to the volunteers. if they tell you something listen to them.

incident. that's why it's so much fun. kidd: take a look at this from early this morning on "good morning washington." we are getting ready for the high-heel race. this is the second annual "good morning washington" high heel race. david was there and you saw it happen. brian van de graaff took first place again this year. >> you had the pretty gold pumps on. actually, he wore gold pumps that tatiana used to wear. >> i had it going against me >> they were higher than his to your credit. >> can i try your shoes on now? i hope i fit in these. >> there you go. >> not going to fit. >> they fit better than the ones earlier. it was the shoes! there we go, guys. alison, larry, back to you. alison: please don't break your ankle. >> i may be back at 6:00. larry: be careful. >> i don't think i can get them off. alison: have a good time. get a check on the roads.

hi, erik. erik: it's been a busy everything with a crash in southeast d.c. on pennsylvania avenue heading to the souza. bridge. the right lane is blocked. there was an overturned vehicle. there was a downed pole on the roadway. it could be for a little while. the bottom side of the beltway across the wilson bridge, you can see big delays for both direction. inner loop to 210 with the slow traffic. big picture around the beltway where everything is jac packed. not much let up today. on the northwest corner, solid delays. you can see at river road, both directions are jam-packed at this time. looking a little better for the outer loop. the inner loop is heavy. to silver spring. back to you. alison: thank you. a utah man traveled across the country to deliver a message

50 years ago. clint buffington was vacationing and noticed a bottle half buried in the sand. it had a note inside. i had a new hampshire hotel address where the bottle should be returned and it said you would get $150 reward. he went to return it and found "it" belonged to a woman's father who send it out as a joke more than five decades ago. >> this is very brings back a piece of him, and her and my childhood. they are hard to lose. alison: she insisted on living up to the father's promise and gave him the $150 reward. even though he said he was reluctant to take it. larry: very nice. alison: very fun. larry: that is funny. alison: everyone dreams of finding a message in a bottle somewhere. larry: with money attached. good thing. alison: all right. let's find out how the weather is shaping up tonight. doug? doug: it will be quiet but

warnings and the frost advisories. take a big screen look. first, metro area in the lighter blue. under frost advisory. 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. then in the dark area it's a freeze warning. it's clear and cold. if key here -- the key here is the winds. if the winds diminish to 5 miles per hour or so we have a frost and freeze. if the winds stay gusty like now not going to happen. we are convinced with the high pres will hit the mid-30's tomorrow morning. that means the ground level, freezing temperatures are likely. in the metro area, forecasting a le of 34. areas of frost could form closer to the surface in the morning. for the next couple of days, a change there. after a frosty start tomorrow. we will hit 59 in the afternoon. thursday, cloudiness and cold front will bring us shower bis the everything but not before

68 and partly sunny skies on saturday. 75 on sunday. slight chance of a sunday night sprinkle or shower and the weather on track for the marine corps marathon. 7:55 a.m. sunday morning in arlington. it looks like skies are partly to mostly sunny. temperatures in the upper 50's and climbing from there to the middle 60's. it's just a great looking weekend forecast. what is happening in sports tonight, erin? erin: well, doug, the nba season ta regular season until thursday in atlanta. earlier i sat down with john wall who told me there is a new vibe surrounding the team. >> a lod -- lot more guys. new guys coming in. we hear music while we practice. free flow and have fun. a lot of you do a great job to get the work in. >> tell me about the recovery

surgeries. i talked to scott brooks earlier and he was impressed how far you have come along. >> it was tough. working six or seven hours a day. not being able to run or jog. not being able to lift weights. frustrating part. there are days i want to quit and give up. i knew the goal is to be ready for the beginning of the season and play at a high level like last year. get back to being my old self and not deal be the nagging injuries. especially how hard was competitive and doing nothing? >> well, go to the summer league and watch guys play. the first time i rode the bike was 15 minutes. my legs were tired and out of shape. i want to give up but having so many people around me with

that is why i am able to do it in practice. go through the preseason games and go through the whole 82-game season. erin: i was talking to scott brooks the new head coach. he expects the minutes to be in the low 30's. he was averaging 36 minutes per game last season. he is slowly coming along. but very impressive what he has been able to do. alison: great. very interesting stuff. larry: yeah.

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two weeks. candidate spend every waking moment in the swing state. scott thuman on the trail by train to take you beyond the podium. scott: the first stop pennsylvania. one of the most vital up for grabs states with 20 electoral votes and with a democratic trend of late. we talked with folks on the streets of philadelphia about why the polls show they may be pointed that way again. in the city of brotherly love,

healthcare will change. change for the worst. michelle: the gap between the have and the va-not, the rich and the poor is too great. >> not to say clinton has all the answers but the benefit of medicare and if i'm not mistaken, miss hillary clinton said she is not going to bother with it. a lot of times they say before they get in the office what they intend to do they are in office they are different. scott: we headed south to virginia a state in an identity crisis. one reason is purple battleground may be leaning blue at the bottom of the ticket. kaine. a former mayor, governor and now senator. >> top of the ticket. it's not influencing me. >> the issues manage, too.

back in time to the religious issues and the right to make the choice. gavage marriage. covers a broad spectrum. we report to you tomorrow from north carolina and georgia. i'm scott thuman. alison: that is it at "abc7 news at 5:00". right now at 6:00. the suburbs transforming into a gang land. the sudden brutal ms-13 gang in the area and how police are fighting back. the manhunt for two masked men who forced their way to the home and killed a man inside. and the new battlefield in the ride share wars from flu shot to monthly subscriptions. the new push to win your business. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. jonathan: we by gin with the

there are very cold temperatures. doug has the falling temperatures. now low are they going? doug: 30 in most area. let's get to it and give you a big picture view of what we deal with overnight. areas in the dark blue stretch from west virginia to maryland and part of virginia, pennsylvania, ohio. new jersey. freeze warnings. then close up the lighter shaded areas are frost advisories. so a cold night with clear skies and but early in the morning the temperatures are widespread in the 30's. at ground level there are areas with the temperatures only expected to be near 32. we have a chilly start but a nice warm-up. more changes day today as we head -- day-to-day as we head through the next seven days in the seven-day outlook in a few minutes. maureen? maureen: thank you. tonight a warning as a dangerous gang sees a resurgence in montgomery county. police say the brutal ms-13 gang continues to make the