12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, our best offer ever ends soon. only from fios. announcer: noon, on your side. jummy: right off the top, donald trump is in the district today but he is not talking politics. he is here for the grand opening of his new locale in northwest d.c., the trump international. that hotel has been running since last month. with all the controversy surrounding him and his presidential run, so far things have not always gone that smoothly. but he was not shy about his feelings for one of his projects.

outside the trump international in northwest, where not everyone is celebrating today's grand opening. cheryl: protesters are trying to get their voices heard inside. in an exclusive interview with donald trump's son, eric, he says it will not be a distraction. eric: it does not get better than this, right? cheryl: the details from the old post office building. eric: these are the old glass -- we restore them. >> give us a couple of weeks to wrap this thing up, will you please? -- to ramp this thing up, will you please?

they are saying it demonstrates donald trump possibility to create jobs and hire minorities. a protest again on pennsylvania avenue, claiming he is generating a culture of hate that will not go away when the election is over. >> they are not going to go back. >> there is bigotry, racism, hate, lies, sexism. cheryl: eric trump only believes they are trying to >> we are the only nonunion hotel on the strip, and time and time again our employees have come out and said they did not want it at union station. cheryl: it is all a family affair. are you going to run for president after this? eric: i will probably never run for anything. cheryl: it looks like a few

protesting throughout the afternoon. friends of the trump family are inside, celebrating this grand opening. also not here today, d.c. mayor muriel bowser has distanced herself from donald trump following comments he made about mexican immigrants. we are live in northwest washington. cheryl conner, abc 7 news. jummy: as for the race for the white house itself, there are less than two weeks to go until election day. hillary clinton had a nine-point poll as donald trump goes after obamacare and vice president joe biden. stephanie ramos is in northwest washington with the latest from the campaign trail. stephanie co. donald trump is here in d.c., while hillary clinton's in florida. its candidate taking different campaign approaches in the final stretch to election day. this morning, donald trump is mixing business with his campaign. trump celebrating his new $200 million hotel in d.c..

his star on the hollywood walk of fame is taking a beating, but not for the full-time -- but not for the first time. the star now destroyed. a day before, a crowd attacked obamacare at one of his golf courses in florida. mr. trump: it is killing our businesses, our small as mrs., individual. stephanie: and then his com to the back of the bargain i would love that. stephanie: overnight the former speaker of the house criticized media coverage of his female accusers in -- newt gingrich: you do not care about public policy. you are fascinated with sex. that is what i get out of watching you tonight.

kelly: i am not fascinated with sex but i am fascinated with the protection of women. stephanie: hillary clinton's final fundraiser for 2016 was last night. clinton urging supporters to get out and vote early even though the latest abc news poll shows her leaving trump by 49% to 40% among likely voters. mrs. clinton: i feel good but i am not taking anything for granted. stephanie: today being hillary clinton's 69th birthday, her staff is not taking it for granted either, her staff providing a birthday cake and tweeting. jummy: it is a chilly start to the day, maybe the cold this morning we have had in quite some time. doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. doug tell it was early may the last time we had morning temperatures as chilly as we saw

hagerstown is 52 degrees. they were really chilly this morning at 34. 32 in culpeper and luray. 34 degrees at andrews. the city, at reagan national, 41. 44 along the water at annapolis. a little bit of cloudiness through the afternoon, but plenty of sunshine. temperatures will climb out of the 50's, and in close to the 60-degree mark. 57 for a high, a few clouds. tomorrow, showers on the way. a cold front. we will have the timing for that. a pleasant change to the weekend outcome -- the weekend outlook, too. that comes up in about nine minutes. jummy: we have news just in, a nanny in prince george's county charged in connection with the death of an eight-month-old baby

as 66-year-old oluremi oyindasola. the baby was rushed to the hospital after she became unresponsive. because of the baby's death was asphyxiation. oluremi oyindasola has been charged with murder. there is breaking news in the controversial move to have some california national guard members repay reenlistment bonuses. defense secretary ash carter has just ordered the pentagon to his decision comes in the wake of angry reaction from members of congress. an audit found several soldiers with improper payments from a decade ago. in a statement, secretary carter said there is no more important responsibility for the department of defense thing keeping faith with our people. also developing, the power remains out at a condo building in temple hills. some people who live there say this problem is putting them in a dire situation. seven on your side has been following this story for weeks.

than 48 hours to find a new place to live. they were given a 72 hour deadline when the power was turned off yesterday at 1:00 p.m.. this is the sign posted on the lynhill condominium's front door come assaying the building is unfit to live in and the nearly 200 tenants need to leave immediately. some people moved out yesterday when the electricity was cut off. others stayed overnight, trying to stay warm as the temperatures dropped to near freezi basically making us homeless. >> the owners can go home. what about the residence here? -- what about the residents here? it is crazy. suzanne: people are frustrated they are having to suffer the

the current board says it is up-to-date with all bills dating back to february. the county department of social services was here yesterday, attempting to help those who are eligible find a new place to live. those who are not eligible or having to figure this out on their own. in temple hills, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. jummy: we are also covering metro as one motto -- as wmata prepares to enter the next phase of the same check planned or you can expect full-service tomorrow and friday. saturday, surge 10 begins, reducing service on the red line for several weeks, meaning the checks will be shut down between nova gallaudet and forgotten -- and forgotten -- >> surged 10 has one of the largest impact of all the surges we have done and will do. it impacts about 200,000 trips per day.

red line customers to have other options, such as telecommuting, traveling off-peak, and using bus alternatives. jummy: safetrack surge 10 will begin saturday and wrap up on december 22. why bush gardens is shutting down one of its rights. >> throughout the decades at ery, dogs and bicycles have always been allowed. we will tell you about the new rule changes at the cemetery.

announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. jummy: a deadly amusement park accident in australia is prompting busch gardens in florida to close one of its rights. gardens in tampa says it's congo river ride is similar to the one that malfunctioned monday in australia, killing four people. the ride sends people on a river into a. -- into a pool. a big change went into effect at arlington national cemetery that is impacting those who ride their bikes or walked their dogs through those hallowed grounds. john gonzalez has the story. john: the visitor's gates at arlington national cemetery are open this afternoon, but you can no longer bring in your dogs or your bicycles. the new policy going into effect

added at different posts throughout the cemetery, making sure people are following these rules. cemetery officials say that while they know riders and pet owners intend no disrespect, bicycles traversing these hallowed grounds do impact funeral services and poignant family visits. there are also signs posted throughout the cemetery, letting folks know. because most sections do not typically have bike paths, they have also decided that pets can and have impacted the decorum of funeral services and ceremonies. a lot of times you see horse-drawn carriages here, and officials say it is too difficult to keep track of all of it. we have talked to some who disagree with the new change. >> i understand that they are banning dogs from walking there.

them on the leash, it is not a problem. it is a large enough park area that you have plenty of options. john: visitors on bikes will still be allowed to visit a specific grade. they can obtain -- a specific grave. they can obtain a pass. at the visitor center. back to you inside. jummy: a police officer in washington state noticed something unus pulled a driver over for riding in an hov lane. he saw there was not a baby in the backseat, but rather a ball with a hat disguised to look like a baby. that does not count as a second person and the officer was not full. -- the officer was not fooled. that prompted a second ticket on top of the other violation. you are going to get caught.

dummy behind the wheel. we have another incredibly beautiful image. look at this from alexis clark in fulton, in howard county, maryland, off of route 29. the perspective on the shot is brilliant. thanks for sharing that. that goes into the entries with the others we received. in our third week of our fall foliage contest. you can get on board. by 6:00 tomorrow evening. we will choose the winner for week three. we'll send you some nice tokens of our appreciation from stormwatch 7. the forecast today, it will warm up to about 59, plenty of sunshine with a few clouds. the wind at 5 miles per hour. not nearly as breezy as the past

this little red line. if that is a warm front, this has got to be -- right, a cold front. a wedge of warm temperatures often between the passage of the warm front and the cold front. we will get a bubble of warmer air, and that will be the story through tomorrow. then breezy and colder as we head into the weekend. as far as the rain, it will be interested -- it will be of and cleveland for tonight's game two. i think they move the game up an hour earlier tonight. it will have an effect on our area tomorrow with scattered showers developing. the futurecast shows clear skies. a few clouds rolling in by this evening, sunshine early, then clouds roll in. as we get through the day, especially the afternoon and evening hours, we will see a

sector between the cold fronts and especially between the afternoon and evening hours, good for the ride home into tomorrow night. it will clear out here early on friday morning. the weekend is looking mighty fine. you can download the weather now and check it from your phone, easy to do with our stormwatch 7 app. we look ahead for you and let you know that we are still on track for a fairly mild with only a slight chance of showers late sunday. other than that, i am thinking

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trump international hotel in northwest washington. the ribbon-cutting just finished up. you can see donald trump there, and next to him in the white dress is his daughter, ivanka trump. he and his two sons were also there for the ribbon-cutting. >> we are in clinton, maryland, in prince george's county, a suburban base. we have talked to some very interesting folks, people who describe this as a prototypical small town, a place where people know their neighbors. it is one of the things they cherish about it. but they do have issues. folks have already said that they need a candidate who can provide more jobs, mn -- a man who says that he needs to be there for all people, not just a few people. we will visit a hard word stir

store nearly 100 years old. with a very colorful owner. all of that coming up this afternoon at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. in clinton, brad bell reporting. jummy: items that will end up in the obama presidential library will be moved from the district to chicago. that library is set to open in 2021 in the jackson park neighborhood in chicago's southside. trucks the trucks are expected to make 24 trips between now and february. not to a 7 on your side consumer alert, the largest auto recall of all time, which has gotten even bigger. toyota is recalling another 5.8 million vehicles around the world because of the exploding takata airbags. the airbags have been linked to at least 11 deaths in the u.s. 23 million vehicles have been

it comes to the smart watch, selling only 1.1 million in the first quarter. a 7% to climb from year ago. worldwide sales plunged 52% in the third quarter. market analysts say the price of the watches and competition from luxury brands may be hurting smart watch sales. after the break, doug has a final look at our chilly fall

jummy: could this be the wave of the future when it comes to the airport travel? in san jose airport, there are three employees, and they are all robots. they can provide access to the terminal -- to information regarding the terminal, including finding the bathroom. >> they can engage, entertain, and assist travelers to make their travel through here much more enjoyable of coffee, where to find the passenger lounge, where to get the best cheeseburger. jummy: those robots can communicate in six different languages. if you think solving a rubik's cube with your hands is impressive, it takes 12-year-old luke fullerton of florida just under six minutes to solve the rubik's cube with his feet.

would be hard. i wonder if i could do it. jummy: he consulted with his hands in just 37 seconds. tomorrow i am going to bring the cuban. -- i am going to bring the cube. doug: this afternoon it will be beautiful. a little bit cool, highs in the 50's, plenty of sunshine. 47 tonight, and tomorrow it looks like showers will develop midday through the afternoon and evening. it will clear out on friday some sunshine sunday morning, but very mild. halloween still looks nice, tried to no weather events for halloween. it should be ideal for trick-or-treaters. not too warm, but not so cold that they had to wear a coat. jummy: who wants to wear a coat over the costume? thank you. for joining us. watch abc 7 news at 4:00, and

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