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

innocent people in neighborhood. kevin lewis spoke to the gang commander about what the police are doing to fight back in a story you will see only on 7. >> it's a very difficult thing to track. kevin: captain paul mccorey heads the montgomery county going unit. ms-13, he says, is a growing problem. >> it's one of those we are concerned about. kevin: a few weeks back around 30 ms-13 members heckled a group wheaton 7-eleven. armed with chains, baseball bats, knives and at taser, the gang members used cars to chase the innocent victims, ultimately stabbing to two of them in front of this house. both men are lucky to be alive. authorities have since charged this 16-year-old pictured here on his public facebook page with conspiracy to commit murder.

captain says ms-13 is also operating in gaithersburg and silver spring, recruiting vulnerable individuals and using social media to intimidate innocent citizens. >> ms-13 has a reputation internationally of being a fierce gang. i think when you look at some of the events coming down in el salvador and central america, some of that has permeated through the culture, the gang culture to the united states. kevin: in wheaton, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. jonathan: arlington mother kill and left for her young children to find the body planned leave town before her killing. that was a big revelation in day one of the system of the trial of this man, david black. prosecutors say he killed his wife bonnie inside her arlington home. bonnie black's mother said her daughter was terrified of her husband and planned go to pennsylvania to get away from him. she was killed days before her

maureen: a manhunt tonight in montgomery county after a man there was killed in an apparent home invasion. two massked men forced their way in last night. once inside a fight broke out and the men shot 23-year-old ronald lone iii to death. so far the police have not released a motive or made arrests but said the attack does not appear to be random. jonathan: dozens of people now ou hills because the electric bill went unpaid and the power now is off. this is all despite the people who are living there paying the respect on time. pepco said it had no chance. they haven't paid $3400,000 in -- $40,000 in owed one. the management says the unpaid bills are from the predecessor and the county social services are stepping in to try to help where they can.

coming for many americans' healthcare plan. for midlevel plan on healthcare.gov it could equal 25%. the obama administration insists those who receive subsidiaries will be shielded from most of the increases. americans who receive insurance through employers are not affected by the changes. meanwhile, tonight, you can get answers to the health the "7 on your side" help center. insurance agents are here at abc7 to talk with you for free. you can get information about other type of insurance as well. just call 703-236-9220. jonathan: while we are talking about obamacare, donald trump contradicted himself talking about the rate increases. the -- 25%. appearing at a golf course he said all of his employees have

he then said his employees are not worried about the healthcare problem because his company pays for the insurance. that's a contradiction. two weeks now from today, election day. votetrak 2016 now is out making a stop in the district. it has been a lot of places. swing states talking to folks. in the district it is there to gauge pulse of the electorate. brad bell is joining us from mall say about the race? are they happy it is coming to an end and it's almost here? brad: that's right. they say take a look at the beautiful image. nothing to do with the story but it's so beautiful we had to share it with you. this is all about votetrak 2016. letting people be heard. we earlier shared that we went to the early voting polling

relieved to be voting early. set a soap box up in chinatown. this is what some of the folks have to say about the last couple of weeks of the campaign. >> i would be disappointed in my fellow americans if we voted trump. i don't think he said anything i stand for. >> i hope this is only a four-year stint for whoever wins. >> it's important. everybody go out as far as i know, i'm 30 years old, it's very important. >> i think it's a joke. i think both candidates could have been better. i think bernie sanders should be running for president. brad: continuing the road of dissatisfaction. we are going to the clinton area to see what the folks

on the mall, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you, brad. tomorrow brad and votetrak will be in clinton, maryland. follow along and join the conversation. use #votetrak2016. michelle: still ahead a famous d.c. tradition is about to kick off. what to expect from the dupont circle high heel race. cheryl: i'm cheryl conner. coming up, we will tell you about a new monthly program for carpool riders. jonathan: first, though, a friendly d.c. council breakfast ends with a staredown between the mayor and the council chair. it was chilly. what had them in a verbal

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jonathan: a settlement has been reached in a three and a half-year legal battle over a child's breakfast pastry. you may remember this guy. josh welch. he made national news anne arundel county school suspended him for chewing his pop tart in the shape of the gun. he then pointed the pop start at a second grade classmate. a hearing examiner upheld the suspension saying it was based on a pattern of behavior. neither side will discuss the setmment they released. maureen: grand jury handed up an indictment against barber who is accused of billing a

security work he never did. he has been suspended without pay waiting for trial. jonathan: verbal combat. that is how some describe a showdown between muriel bowser and council chairman phil mendalson. the usually friendly breakfast, usually, not so much today. they are at odds over a push for paid leave program for d.c. workers. the mayor said that mendleson hasn't shown the legislation. hasn't shown it. that would mean tax increase >> we need to know if we are going to set up a $50 million agency to do this program in the next two years. families want leave but they want to make sure the government can afford it and it works. >> i saw this as an effort to put cold water on this and it won't work. jonathan: he says he plans to have a vote on the bill by christmas. maureen: up next at 6:00,

ride share wars? the steps uber and lyft are taking to earn your business and how you can benefit. jonathan: we are headed for a frosty night where freeze warnings are going out. we will check in on the d.c.

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jonathan: "7 on your side" this evening with answers to your insurance questions. right now we have a panel of insurance agents in the help center who can help you navigate through problems with all type of insurance, whether it's home, life, auto. you name it. just call the number on the screen, 703-236-9220 we will keep the phones open until 6:30. maureen: the two top ride-sharing companies pulling out the stops to earn your business. uber using the drivers to deliver flu shots. lyft is countering with a cheaper option for carpool riders. cheryl conner takes us inside the fight for customers. cheryl: anthony thomas gives riders a lift with the ride share program with the same

there is a new program tested in d.c. and five other cities. they are called lift line passes for people who use the carpool option when other riders are going in the same direction. they can now buy a pass. >> customers will definitely save money. they will be able to by paying a monthly rate. cheryl: one pass costs $29 for 20 rides. the other costs $20. each ride is $2. >> typically a customer for a line ride i would say between $5 and $10 on average for a commute to get to work. cheryl: it's the battle of the ride share programs. uber today is concerned about your health. drivers delivered free flu shot. >> i hear uber is faster. cheryl: but she wants to give lyft a test drive. >> i will give lyft a try when i get a chance. cheryl: lyft riders have until

of no. to use the lyft line pass. then it will be evaluated in several big cities cruding l.a., miami, chicago to determine if the pass will be permanent. >> the customer gets a discount. but those savings don't affect the driver. jonathan: people trained all year for this. runners soon will be taking their mark and tightening up the heels in a long-time d.c. tradition. maureen: up other parts, too. the 30th annual dupont circle high-heel race gets you rememberedway soon. kidd o'shea has -- gets you underway soon. kidd o'shea has more. how do they get ready for it? >> they are in at j.r. having cocktails. the final preparations as well on the race crew constructing the finish line. the finish line will be put up

m.p.d. is in place now and they will shut down the 17th street at 6:30 tonight. if you have a car on the street it will get towed. bring in david, the organizer. you have to be excited. >> it will be a fantastic event. kidd: thousands of people line to see 2,000 people race. >> the race and the costumes. the race is to see if someone will fall. it's about the costumes. kidd: this is a ti >> yes. they time everybody's run and a register. last year the winner did it in 49 seconds. the last person was five minutes and 50 seconds or something like that. kidd: they took their time. probably having a cocktail on the way down. they started by level one at r and end here at j.r. it starts tonight 9:00. we'll have more on the late newscast. jonathan: thank you. one of the words you hear from the race is "medic!" maureen: man down!

the winds are gusty. chill in the air. maureen: kick up their heels. doug: she said it. what she said is right. let's get to the weather on tuesday everything. very chilly. i will start with a beautiful image. this is beautiful fall color. a week ago, colors weren't like that along the skyline drive. they are coming on quickly. we are a week to two away from peak color. it's gorgeous. take picture of locally. if you travel around the area, make sure when you enter to burst.com/wjla. you tell us where you take the picture. have fun with it. everything thursday evening we pick a winner. every friday morning including this one we announce the winner on "good morning washington" at 4:24 a.m. show the picture, send you a goodie bag from the storm watch 7 weather team. sun below the horizon. color on the western sky. a few high clouds and that is it. breeze out there. the temperatures are starting to fall.

it was below average with the sun. a cool day. low was 47. tomorrow is colder than that. because of the cold temperatures forecast we have a frost advisory from the metro area. stafford county, orange county, spotsylvania. city of fredericksburg in that area frost. we have a large area two of the north and wist under a freeze warning for the overnight hours as well. sampling of the forecast temperatures on wednesday morning. 34 degrees in germantown. been in manassas and 38 in waldorf and largo. 41 in downtown washington. at the bus stop, chilly. make sure the kids are bundled up. it will be cold. some bus stop areas are in the mid-30's to get on the buses early. recess, 50 degrees. 55 dismissal. i know the high schoolers don't have recess. i was making a point. the next seven days. at tomorrow with clouds. on thursday becoming cloudy with a 40% chance of showers

behind the front, breezy and mostly sunny. 60 degrees. look at the weekend. partly to mostly sunny. 6 on saturday. 75 on sunday. beautiful weather for halloween or tuesday as well. >> scary sound. >> are those single bells? doug: that is from "psycho" or frightening -- erin: that is frightening. turn that off! now that i'm spooked. jonathan: two teams that haven't spelled the world series in 150 years. erin: the start of redemption for one team. continued heartbreak for the other. plus, melo trimble honest about the play last season. i was surprised.

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erin: so by now you know all the history. game one of the world series is in cleveland tonight. who do you think will win? go to wjla.com/votenow to weigh in. and how about this for a stat? indian skipper terry francona is 8-0 all-time in world series games as a manager. that is the most wins without

series history. knowing both clubs are looking to end long miserable droughts, francona, well, he hopes to be on the winning side, of course. >> one franchise in one city will be really happy. the other one is going to probably, all the same things you have heard year after year. hear it again. i hope it's them. erin: honest. today was maryland basketball media day. again the head coach brenda freeze and her te fifth this year in both polls. last year they had a surprising early exit out of the tournament. expectations are high for the ladies. the maryland men are ranked 21st in the coaches preseason poll despite returning one starter from last year. it helps that it's melo trimble. he led them in scoring last year and the terps went as he went last season. he admitted today he lost his focus.

college. i don't want to worry about the next level. that hurt myself and it hurt the team last year. a lot of us, think about the next level too much. the coach said it and he was right. this year i will think about the team. try to do good things for the university of maryland. just represent where i'm from. erin: refreshing to hear that. more basketball. the nba regular season starts tonight. wizards don't play until thursday in atlanta. i sat down the interview on the website. he opened up about how difficult it was coming back from the two knee surgeries. finally big night in cleveland. not only game one of the world series, but lebron and the cavs have their ring ceremony as they host the knicks. jonathan: cleveland is a happy town. erin: very happy. maureen: that is it for us. abc7 news.

tonight, breaking news. the emergency in midair. the passenger jet taking off from the u.s., the pilots and the entire crew suddenly falling ill. the pilot then declaring a medical emergency at 37,000 feet. on edge. the manhunt at this hour, now statewide. two dead, two officers shot. the officer who back. and where is the suspect now? donald trump telling supporters, we are winning. and what trump asked his workers to do in front of the cameras today. then, taking aim at obamacare. and colin powell tonight, revealing he's voting for hillary clinton. the deadly ride. what we've now learned tonight, after four were killed on the kind of ride so many of us have been on. saving his life. someone who saw something and alerted this olympic swimmer.