do people on the train acted immediately and started to kick out the side windows. jumping out of the trains. and racing out of the tunnel. again, this is video shot by one of the passengers in the process of evacuating that. you can see the person was actually shooting the video as they were going up the stairs. you can see how the smoke was filling up the tunnel. police were ascending to get people off the train as well. again, the massachusetts transportation authority say the smoke was from a motor that somehow overheated. we will contin anything should happen there. maureen? maureen: a mother is pleading for justice tonight for a daughter rained and murdered 20 years ago. the man convicted of killing 14-year-old niah owens is up for parole after seven years behind bars. this a story you will see only on 7. sam ford joins us from hyattsville. sam before you start, we have to give a warning to the viewers that some details of

see northwestern high school and some woods. 14-year-old owens was on her way to school when she was abducted. her body found the next day in those woods. >> it makes me feel as though my life, my child's life wasn't worth very much. sam: angela wood with family and friends stood in front of the forested area next to northwestern high school where her 14-year-old daughter's body was found she was rape and murdered on the way to school. it wasn't until 14 years after her death that police with the d.n.a. match arrested matthew bethea, now 39 being incarcerated seven years. tomorrow bethea will go before the parole board to be possibly released next year. the mother gives a graphic description of what happened to her daughter. >> it was his d.n.a. in her mouth who strangled my

inside her uterus and that has not been locate and there is no talk of finding the second person who helped kill my child as well. sam: no match on the second person and bethea hasn't talked. because the case is so old, prosecutors offered and he took what is called an alford plea. with good behavior he is up for parole after seven years. the mother is outraged. >> after taking the life of someone who had a he gets to come out and be free to do it again? something is wrong. >> a beautiful girl. we did everything together. i took her to hawaii, puerto rico, brazil. all the things that we planned for our children. sam: bethea goes before the parole board in hagerstown, maryland tomorrow. angela wood says she will also be before the board urging them not to grant parole. reporting live from the

jonathan: thanks. a live-in nanny in jail accused of killing the child she was paid to protect. police say that oluremi oyindasola forcefully poured two bottles of milk in an 8-month-old girls mouth. now it happened monday afternoon in glenarden. after the investigators say the child's crying woke the nanny from the nap. the medical examiner says the baby died of asphyxiation. the care-giver is facing murder and child abuse charges. maureen: trump was off the campaign trail this morning. he and his family cut the ribbon at the grand opening of the d.c. hotel bearing his name. [applause] despite the celebration inside, anti-trump protesters demonstrated outside the old post office on pennsylvania avenue. meanwhile in florida, one of the hotel's former partners campaigned for hillary clinton.

project because of trump's comments about immigrants. he and trump are now suing each other. repairs are underway on trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame. crews removed the star this afternoon because overnight the man destroyed a concrete marker with pick ax and sledgehammer. they expect to have a new star in place in a few days. no arrests have been made. jonathan: this election has brought frustration to the service around the country. sampling the mood of voters with votetrak 2016. today he is in clinton, maryland. that city is an interesting snapshot of different opinions in prince george's county. it really is. brad: it's a modern suburb but it's a town with history. we have been talking about it earlier today. this is what clinton used to be called. surratsville in 1850's because

inn, this tavern. it became a post office and cross road of stagecoach routes. this building gained infamy because this is where john wilkes booth came after the assassination of lincoln to pick up a gun and some ammunition that had been hidden here. you are right. today we are looking to the future. talking about the present. and we did set up our vote track 2016 soap box nearby here to hear what folks had to say. we asked them this question today. what would you ask and what would you say to the they were standing before you? >> i served in the u.s. marine corps and the u.s. army. benefits for veterans, number one? i want the economy to be bert, of course. better income and better finances for the middle class. >> i work for the federal government for a long time. i retired.

that was in 2006. i'd like more raises for retirees. >> first, i think hillary clinton is corrupt. you know? she doesn't deserve or have the temperament to be president given the fact she is so corrupted. donald trump i think is less corrupt than hillary clinton. >> i'm unhappy with the behavior and how they are portraying each mostly i'm with donald trump i guess. >> there you go. vote track 2016 will be on the road tomorrow and heading to virginia. in clinton, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. tomorrow we will check in with brad and votetrak 2016 in the quantico and the woodbridge area. you can follow along as well and join the conversation about the election.

another rail line is going to see major disruptions. where metro is work next and why this surge may be the most disruptive next. maureen: how a community is working together to repair a slave cemetery at risk of irreputable damage. jonathan: video of fire through a migrant camp. what we know happened so far and we explain what goes on. doug: cold front will bring us rain tomorrow. but en hour-by-hour.

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jonathan: burned out tents are all the remain of a refugee camp called "the jungle" in northern france. migrants forced out by french authorities torched the encampment as they were leaving. no reports of injuries or deaths because of the fires but the camp grew in size as great britain refused to let the channel. they said the number of the people living in the camps up to 10,000. france is relocating the migrants to other part of the country. maureen: another major shift in the u.s. policy toward cuba. for the first time the u.s. has not voted against a united nations regulation condemning the u.s. economic embargo against cuba. the u.s. opposed the vote for 25 years. today it obtained. president obama eased

rejected the call to lift the embargo. jonathan: ash carter is trying to rescind the effort to make national guards men pay signing bonus. he added that many soldiers newell or should have known they were ineligible for the bonus award a decade ago. he vowed to resolve the cases by july 1 next year. maureen: the naacp is calling for federal investigation in an incident involving a noose authorities are investigating charges that white teammates put a noose around the neck of a black football player. the coach of the team said the incident was reported immediately and several players were kicked off the team. one student has been disciplined for violating the school's code of conduct. jonathan: a church is concerned about a construction near historic cemetery disturbing sacred ground.

about this? maureen: and warmer weather may be here in time for the weekend but it could bring showers with it. chief meteorologist doug hill

maureen: a $14 million fire station is up and running in glenmont. montgomery county officials say the state-of-the-art facility will save lives shortening response times. the facility also has comfort for firefighters to recover after making calls. the fire station replaces one built in the 1950's. jonathan: we have an for you. salvation army and churches are stepping in to help the soon to be former residents of the condominiums in temple hills. they are providing meals and moving arrangements. this complex had $500,000 in unpaid bills. prompting pepco to shut the power off. that has made two buildings unsafe to live. they say the unpaid bill is from the previous management

they want $105,000 to turn lights back on. maureen: a community is banding together to save hallowed ground that they say is at risk of being destroyed. the problem is the widening of route 7 and belmont road is too close to the belmont slave cemetery. this is in ashburn. the map shows how close it was to the existing road before construction. the view from skytrack7 shows the roadway is doze to preserve the historic ground. >> it may look like any other area in loudoun county -- >> it matters because we matter. >> but it's not at all. >> this is very important. it's emotional. >> this is home to 44 grave sites of slaves from the nearby belmont plantation dating back 150 to 200 years ago. pastor michelle thomas led the dedication of the cemetery a

construction project at the intersection of route 7 and belmont ridge road in ash burden of proof. she returned a few weeks ago. >> i saw damage and desecration. >> debris and fallen trees and noticed the construction site encroached on the graveyard and she saw evidence that the construction areas youd the area as a bathroom. >> we come together as a community and resor be told and heal from the slavery. >> you will see rocks like these. squares, rectangles and the triangles marking where people are buried. >> the developer toll brothers is in the process of transferring the land to the county to place in a trust ensure the site is protected. >> so people know what happened here. >> the loudoun county board

property. >> all the construction crews and the contractors have been briefed. the sensitivity and the historic value of the site. the utmost importance that they take all the precautions to preserve the site. >> an approach and a priority that all parties can agree on. in araban, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. maureen: abc7 news called the construction company involved toll brothers for a response on the issue. we were told the situation is being handled by the county and the co comment. jonathan: we are covering metro as they prepare to enter the next phase of the safetrack plan. it's a big one. surge nine wraps up tonight on the orange line. we expect the full service tomorrow and friday. that is a good news. >> saturday the surge can be used. that will reduce the service on the red line for weeks. so the tracks will be shut down between noma-gallaudet and fort totten. also the brooklyn and the c.

after stations will be closed -- avenue stations will be closed as a result of the work. maureen: we have -- i was going to say we have a commuter alert but we don't. it's fine on the roadways tonight because the weather tonight is so gorgeous. doug: thank you. traveling from washington to richmond by car is 20 minutes. it's flying out there. jonathan: good news. dowd weather is fine. we are not -- doug: the weather is fine. not going have a freeze or a frost. it's good news. chilly but tomorrow we have rain. i love this time of the year the viewers share at burst.com/wjla. the beautiful fall colors. this is from joann nearby luray. wow! i'm going to guess, i don't know much about the trees. i shouldn't guess. that is a form of maple. sugar maple or that's what i am guessing. >> spectacular. one of the mow toe entries for the fall foliage contest. week three. send them our way. this is simple.

burst.com/wjla, tell us where you take the images. it helps for identification purposes. the almanac today a quick look at the numbers because it's cooler. 58 is it for the high. the average is 65. we head to the region across the moment we hold in mid-50s. comfortable and the winds are light. we have the cloud cover. the cloud cover will help keep the temperatures a little warmer than last night. 55 in leesburg. 54 in annapolis. 58 in fredericksburg as w overnight. drop in the mid-40's. vs. the lower to the mid-30's. we saw commonly across many of the suburban areas this morning. cloudy and on the chilly side. there is a cold front, this is a warm front moving through across lake erie right now. that is producing showers. that will miss our area. the cold front is coming. both of the fronts have the implications for cleveland. it look like they might

but again, that is just, you know, good thinking right now at this point. the front will catch up to us tomorrow. probably early afternoon. it will bring showers. we have a 60% probability in the forecast. the future cast shows clouds through the early morning hours. maybe a brief break of sunshine. cloudiness will lower and chicken as the front approaches. the rain could be moderate at times. no thunder. just rain. the winds will turn northwest later tomorrow night once the rain moves out and the cold fron and a breezy day for the day on friday. next seven days, 60% chance of rain tomorrow and high of 64. partly sunny, breezy. 60 on friday. saturday, sunny and 70. partly sunny on sunday. maybe a shower late in the day. perfect weather for halloween. dry and cool with a warming trend next week. stay with us.

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robert: off to london this sunday. it's possible that reed and norman won't travel if they are not cleared by con kegs specialist on thursday. it's fun and all but this is still a business trip. you have to take care of business. after sunday it's the bye week. you can't go in a bye week with a loss. >> we've got to win.

streak and lost one to a good team like detroit. we have to win it. that six-hour trip back, you don't want to leaf on -- leave on an l. you can't get it out of your mouth. robert: you can't. world series, game two tonight in cleveland. cubs were thrashed by the indians 6-0. perez had two home runs and corey kluber pitched six shut-out innings for cleveland. tonight is jake arrieta and seem stressed. >> we worry about what someone else is doing but i don't do that. worry about what you are doing. make sure you are ready and the pitcher is prepared and work your concepts properly. if you do work the process we have a chance to win the game. >> the wizards left for atlanta today. they open up the season tomorrow in atlanta. hoping to make the playoffs this season. according to the players there is a new vibe at verizon with

brooks. bradley beal getting vibes with his new salary. better vibes come when they make the postseason. last year it didn't happen. bradley beal explains. >> we got too big headed. it smacked us in the face. this year is a different approach. we have to be focused. every game. take every game and street it like it's your last and play hard. >> one final note the caps are in ed menton tonight aga season to kick off. >> it will be fun. thanks. maureen: beautiful night out. doug: it is. cloudy and cool and comfortable. rain tomorrow, steve rudin at 11:00 has the timing of the rain. plus trick-or-treat out look for monday evening. boo. did i scare you? maureen: no. hardly. "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. jonathan: thank you for

tonight, breaking news. the scare on the subway. smoke filling the train during rush hour. passengers in boston prying open the doors to get out. climbing through train windows. already a nation on heightened alert. tonight, the possible culprit. also breaking, powerful earthquakes striking italy tonight. the images coming in rig the flight here in the u.s. the pilot under arrest, accused of being drunk in the cockpit. donald trump tonight, visiting his new hotel. the second hotel in two days. tonight, he's one-on-one with george. plus, trump's surrogate newt gingrich taking aim at megyn kelly. >> you are fascinated with sex. >> tonight, her response. and the new poll. trump now leading clinton in florida? the razor thin margin. and the new video tonight