alison: there is much-needed rain arriving. jonathan: it was a brisk day. coming downed a a good clip. michelle: pretty heavy. the question is more on the way and will it of course the compute? alison: chief meteorologist answers. what is the latest? doug: the thunderstorms are long gone. i moved in after lunchtime. we have patches of rain ahead of the cold front. but the cold front is off to the west through extreme western maryland. there are lines of showers we are monitoring here the next few hours. south on 95 across charles county, spotsylvania getting the rain right now. it will be a few more of a line showing up. look at the back edge here. that is the cold front itself. gusty winds and clearing skies

for the evening there will be period of showers between now and 6:00 and 7:00 and 9:00. then the guys should clear. they will turn breezy and cooler with winds at 15 miles per hour. looking ahead to tomorrow, we'll have northwest winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. but we will get plenty of sunshine through the day tomorrow. temperatures climbing to near 60 degrees. the weekend, we revised the weekend forecast a bit. you will like it. we'll share it with you coming up in 16 minutes. michelle? michelle: all right. don't get caught by surprise by bad weather. download the stormwatch7 app from the google play and the app store to take your local forecast on the go. get updates when you want them. breaking this everything, a woman abducted and sexually assaulted in fairfax county. the two suspects still on the loose right now. the victim got in a car with two men after a night out in falls church. they left her on route 50.

information from fairfax police. jeff? jeff: well, michelle, it was here according to fairfax police where the woman was forced out of vehicle. we are at south manchester and route 50 inside the arlington county line. police say a woman was sexually assaulted by two men at gunpoint and then dropped off here, forced out of the vehicle at 2:00 in the morning. according to fairfax police, the woman 50 years old met two men at a restaurant in the 5800 block o saying she did not know the men. she left the restaurant with the man and all three got inside a minivan and headed toward arlington. at that point both of the men sexual assaulted the woman inside the vehicle. all while a handgun was being displayed. the two woman took the woman's cell phone and forced her out of the minivan on route 50 in manchester where she was able to flag down a passerby who called police. police say they do not believe

crime. >> they had met in the evening at the restaurant. it's like a cantina style restaurant. maybe talked. i don't want to speculate but most likely felt it was safe to leave. she did. unfortunately this brutal attack occurred. jeff: the description on the two suspects is very vague. we don't know much about the vehicle either. a late model honda odyssey minivan. the woman speaks spanish. good according to authorities so it's been difficult to get clear information on what happened with the crime and about the suspect. and, of course, the woman is still traumatized by what happened. if you have any information about the crime, you are asked to call fairfax police right away. live in arlington county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you very much. new at 4:00, an emotional conclusion of a story that exposed the reality of drunk driving.

sentenced to ten years in prison. and kevin lewis was there as reluzco owned up to his actions. >> it's so senseless and so reckless to do this. kevin: today, rich leotta declared he is living a nightmare without his son noah. the pain so bad at times he would rather be dead. >> this is a serious problem, drunk driving. kevin: last december, luis reluzco smoked pot, popped xanax and drank to oblivion before hitting a pike. police chief tom major says without clich?, leotta was one of his finest officers. >> i believe justice was served today as best it can be. kevin: standing in a jail jump suit, reluzco issued a genuine 15-minute long tear-filled apology stating "i have a problem. there is no sentence that would be enough for noah's life. it was a senseless preventable thing that i did." the sentence, ten years, the

in maryland. >> this reprehensible behavior will not be toleratedded. if you do that in the state of maryland and montgomery county, you are going to be held responsem for your actions -- responsible for your actions. kevin: it's no guarantee, luis reluzco will be eligible for parole in two years. the 47-year-old vowed to spend the rest of his life to help reduce drunk driving through a.a. an reporting live in rockville, i'm kevin lewis. back to you. jonathan: if you would like to see all the reporting that we have done on noah leotta and the case and the fight for noah's law that was a result of what happened log on to wjla.com. search "leotta" once you are there. michelle: so far, nothing out of the ordinary today for tonight's evening rush on the b.w. parkway. alison: this morning was another story after a crash on 295. the northbound lanes were shut down for several hours after a crash between a motorcycle and

the motorcycle driver who was thrown from the bike is expected to recover. again all lanes are open right now. also happening now, condo residents in prince george's county fighting to get the power turned back on. you will remember the story. the condo community has $1 million owed in utilities and it's not even the residents' fault. that fight today went to court. q mccray has been on the story for us since monday. he has an update. what is t q: all right, alison. here is the latest. today a good number of the lynn hill residents got on school buses and made their way to upper marlboro. they rallied in front of the prince george's county courthouse and at the county administration building. they were here for three hours ago. they are pushing to have the utilities put back on. we have video now to show you of them rallying. the effort is to get the utilities back on.

two fronts here. the condo complex attorney and there is senator's efforts. start with the attorney. back in april a judge gave pepco the okay to shut off power to lynn hill condominiums because of the outstanding $400,000 power bill. the complex attorney want pepco's ruling canceled and the complex's 2014 bankruptcy filing restated. to get the complex's creditors off the back. and to give it time to pay for when it comes to the senator, he has the state attorney office pushing for what is called an injunction. the complex doesn't have the money to pay the $1 million worth of outstanding utility bills. the injunction is a court-ordered to stop a specified act. and the act in this case is the utilities that are being cut off. they want them back on. >> they will ask the judge in

>> it's right now, we are dealing with what we believe to be a wrongful termination under the circumstances. q: right now the senator is in the courthouse on the third floor with a number of the lynnhill residents. they are pushing for injunction. for the residents back in temple hills a lot of them are tired with all the situation as a whole, you will hear from them in an hour. that's the latest from upper marlboro. i'm q mccray, abc7 news. jonathan: hope they get it resolved in short order. in the race for the white house, democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton took the stage with first lady michelle obama in winston-salem, north carolina. this is the first time they have been together on the campaign trail since this race got started. north carolina, by the way, is

michelle: this is a live look at toledo, ohio. republican nominee donald trump taking nothing for granted in what is arguably the most important state for the g.o.p. in fact, two recent polls show ohio going trump by four percentage points and two other polls show a dead heat. this is a must-win for the republicans on the way to the white house. we are aw the latest to you. he is due there any minute. alison: it's now 12 days to election day. we continue to take the pulse of the electorate for you. we want to know if you have chosen your pick for president. to participate in the abc7 instapoll head to wjla.com/votenow. meanwhile, votetrak 2016 is in occoquan today, home to a significant amount of the local military population.

hi, brad. brad: hey, alison. you know, we have enjoyed a warm welcome here in historic occoquan. we have had a number of people who followed travels on twitter come by to say hello. we appreciated that. we enjoyed talking to them as well. we have been not just here but in woodbridge as well, asking folks what they think about the election. there is a divide. but for the most part what we have seen is this is trump country. >> 20 miles south of the district just off of i-5th at exit words of several merchants is like an oasis. >> it's a nice get-away. you can come here and go to some nice restaurants. art galleries. family-owned businesses. brad: he olds quinn's goldsmith. he says business is good for an election year but says the future is in doubt. >> there is no doubt in my

he is a business person. our country has a national debt that is about to explode. brad: but in a divide that matches the nation, beverage salesman james warren tells us he feels just as strongly that he must vote for hillary clinton. >> it means a lot. i have two daughters. for me, i am going to look at a person that represents if future. for me, pretty brad: so we are still out here talking to folks. when we come back at 5:00, you hear more from the her chants. this is a town built -- merchants of the town. this is a town built on small businesses. they have a case they want to make and they want to heard. you'll her more at 5:00. in occoquan, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: see you then. thanks. coming up next on the votetrak 2016 map, tomorrow brad bell goes to silver spring and wheaton. that is where only the beltway

michelle: while there are a lot of negative views of both presidential candidates the majority of americans seem to be happy with the current one. new poll finds president obama's approval rating is at 55%. overall 54% say the country is doing well. that is the most positive view since 2007. jonathan: coming up next at 4:00 for us, a multimillion dollar call center scam that has been busted up. the tens of thousands who lost money and who arrest for this. alison: that is a mistake hard to watch. see the mistake a flyer made that leads to a track. michelle: also next, historic moment for shoppers in montgomery county. a look inside the outlet mall that just opened. >> call her the mom with a thousand outfits on the

coming up. lindsey: i'm lindsey mastis. also coming up, i will show you the smack talk between some of the police departments involved with the world series as well as the "is that credit karma again?" "just wanna see if my score changed..you wanna check yours?" "scores don't change that much. i haven't changed." "oh really?" "it's girls'night. ah huh."

"i love summer weddings!" "oh no." "yeah, maybe it is time. maybe i should check my credit score." "try credit karma. it's free." "oh woah. that's different." "check out credit karma today. credit karma. give yourself some credit." ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? g.] ? hush my darling... ? [snoring.] ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] take the roar out of snore.

jonathan: you know the wing suits for the crazy people that jump off the cliffs? he crashed, he had his go-proon. he was trying at tree top. here is the crazy part of all of this. crashes in the tree and he lives. the flyer is an american. his name is eric de santos. he had his go-pro on the whole time. you know what the mistake is? he clippedded the tree. better tree than the rocks. he broke a bunch of his friends have a go-fund me pay. he is expected to pull through without too much trouble. insane. alison: check this out. scene inside illinois prison. massive fight breaking out in the cafeteria there. several inmates were stabbed. none of the injuries were life threatening. the officials are investigating what caused the fight. michelle: police in philadelphia are looking for

robbing a cell phone store. the man broke the front door with a couple of hammers and used the hammer to break display glass and take a number of smartphones. police are still looking for this man. we know on average women get paid less than men. alison: that's right. but now a new study finds the work, they actually work more than men, too. some of it is unpaid. it shows minutes a day longer than men. included the number is the time women spend caring for the children or for elderly family members. however the number is smaller in the u.s. where women work 19 minutes more than men every day. jonathan: after game one -- i didn't know how to segue out of that. after game two of the world series quite a walk home.

media. bring in lindsey mastis now from the newsroom. it's downright track talking going on between the tribe and the cubbies. lindsey: that started in game one. take a look at this. cleveland police, game one. they put out a tweet. missing person report fired for the cubs offense. right? chicago police are playing it differently. they actually did a wanted poster. wanted: cubs to tie in world series. by the way, what broadcast, wear a rally cap. all kind of things. what is great is after the win, they said reward claim. chicago's most wanted team tired the world series. a little going on between both of those. so then cleveland police are also showing picture of the ball field from the air. because you know they have to do security. they have to monitor it from the air and from the ground. they are able to brag about the fact they get a great view. same thing with the chicago

but they are taking a twist. making a light-hearted picture from this to keep the mood going. governors are also doing a big bet. this will be interested to see who wins. if the cubs win, cleveland will get beer and deep dish pizza. if cleveland -- no, the cubs win. will get some fan favorites. we're not sure what that is. but i looked it up and it includes mustard. michelle: okay. seems like a bad deal. jonathan: in chi town they have the best prime rib there. maybe they will give them good prime rib. michelle: they signed on for the deep dish. jonathan: abc7 on traffic watch. isn't amazing the teams get into it like that? erik smith with an eye on the everything rush hour.

we have drays all the way -- delays all the way around the beltway. you can see red ahead of you. no major accident on the beltway. it's all volume this afternoon. we take a look of the inner loop of the beltway. headed to dulles toll road to tysons across the legion bridge. this is always an issue but today there are ongoing delays. check out d.c. 295 in the district northbound. off the 11th street bridge. the delays are heading to the baltimore washington parkway. that is 27 minutes at the least heading up this way. we expect a slow ride as you go. we take a live look at a couple of cameras around the capital beltway. looking at the out evidenceer -- outer loop in bethesda. plenty of volume to virginia for these delays. also looking at the beltway. the inner loop. we mentioned previously past the georgetown pike.

that's all for now. back to you. alison: thank you. if you have been near rosslyn, pentagon, arlington national cemetery you know this weekend is marine corps marathon weekend. the checkpoint and the bathrooms are ready to go. there will be significant closures to see where and when it will begin. log on to wjla.com. jonathan: to all the runners and the marine, active duty, everybody will run this. wish you the best of luck. doug: the weather is looking great. clear to partly cloudy and low 50's at the beginning of the race. should be good. michelle: nice. doug: we had rumble of thunder. the front to the west. time lapse and vantage from northwest washington along idaho avenue. it's 57. clouds and the rain. there is a line of showers to deal with as the fronted

we will stay on the cloudy side for the next hour or two. that will bring us to steve rudin. he has steve's spooky stops he makes and this afternoon he is in temple hills, maryland, in prince george's county with another report of a scary spot. not too scary. last time i did this, i had to go see a counselor because it frightened me so much. what do you got? steve: i know! you also left a mess behind so we won't worry about that. let me tell you we are in this house behind me is an attention-grabber. i mean attention-grabber, everyone who is driving down temple hill road. they stop, they honk, they wave. they videotape. they slow down. what you see behind me, this is a month worth of work. they decorate for halloween

the owner of the house help to produce this. we will have more coming up. hopefully not scary for you. doug: i'm okay. only one ghost. we'll look for it. check back later this hour. as far as the rain goes, it's south of steve's location now moving east and southeast. that portion of the prince george's county is fine. a few more lines of showers in western maryland as the cold front yet to reach the area. there is no thunder reported but the rain will move off. fingers crossed that a lot of this will dry up. we have to mention scattered showers until 9:00 or so tonight. skies will start to clear out. the forecast tonight is for the showers to end.

friday night lights at seneca valley versus damascus. it's great football weather. fall to 40's in the game. scott abraham reports from that matchup tomorrow evening. look ahead to saturday and sunday and halloween. plenty of sunshine on saturday. 70 degrees. monday will be warm. sunday, rather. 74. but a slight chance we will see a shower as another cold front comes through sunday afternoon. slight chance. but mild partly cloudy. 62 for the high. temperatures in the 50's when the kids hit the sidewalks and doorbells come monday evening. alison: what a nice weekend. jonathan: stock up on the candy. i don't know if we have gone out yet. coming up -- >> warnings about the i.r.s. scam. the latest on the

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michelle: "7 on your side" tonight with i-team investigation. when you call 911 you expect emergency crews to find you in minutes. this is what you probably don't know. if you are calling from your cell phone they may not be able to find you at all. abc7 senior investigator lisa fletcher has a preview of her investigation which airs

lisa: i'm abc7 senior investigator lisa fletcher. this is a story on 911 cell phone location accuracy. why am i at the dump in virginia? >> this is going to be somewhere near the dump. lisa: so if i were calling in and i had no idea where i was and you were relying on the technology you would send an emergency crew to the dump. >> i would. lisa: there are a number of people who believe your cell phone carrier is trashing you when it comes to the service you get from 911. jonathan: coming up next for us here at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a "7 on your side" consumer alert. the d.o.j. is putting a dent the i.r.s. scam calls. the massive bust and how many people have been arrested. >> cut the ribbon. michelle: a brand new outlet mall open for business a short drive from the district. just in time for the holiday rush. we will show you what is

>> call her super mom. i'll explain in a live report. alison: new at 5:00, metro says it will open early for inauguration day. some member of the transit system union are raising concerns about safety for

announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. doug: today is the last week of week three of fall foliage contest here. sponsored by the stormwatch7 weather center. ryan thompson took this beautiful image and shared from the shenandoah national park. be like ryan and many others to submit your image at burst.com/wjla. later this evening the stormwatch7 meteorologist will pick a winner if the week. it will be announced early in the morning at "good morning washington." it starts at 4:24 a.m. they will show the picture and send them goodies as well. a lot of fun. great color coming our way. the colors are muted by the gray skies of rain today. most is southeast of the moment. more showers are building along the cold front itself moving to western maryland.

end and we have a lighter day tomorrow. 70 in the sunshine. breezy. on sunday, sunshine early and a chance of the shower late in the day. it's beautiful weather for halloween and a warmup that look like it will arrive by the middle of next week. jonathan: thanks. any parent would do anything to see their kids happy. they just would. who wouldn't move mountains to see your kid smile? michelle: or dress up in a new jonathan: there's that. michelle: richard reeve is in vienna where a mom did just that. rich? richard: guys, this is a cool story. every day julia mudrick comes out to the out bus stop to pick up her kids but she doesn't look like the other moms. take a look. she is dressed up today in a different outfit. greeting her 11-year-old son luke. she is dressed as the mother character in the movie "brave." every day in october since 2013, she has been in character.

outfits including lots of shoes. her bathroom is her makeup room. she started doing this to help her son overcome his shyness. it has evolved to a major event with all the students on the bus waiting to see who she will be next. >> it makes them realize you can have fun and be different. not every mom is picking their kid up in costume. it makes them realize that is okay to be different like they look forward to it. richard: yeah, pretty?. mudrick's costumes have been all over instagram. they have gone viral. moms in texas and illinois picking up on this. so far, 111 different costume changes by this one woman to greet the kids when they come home from school. live in vienna, richard reeve, abc7 news.

like a cos chalm rental place so she doesn't go broke buying the costumes. good for her. michelle: or if you are a neighbor and need to borrow one, knock on her door. jonathan: it seems so many of us got the call. a scammer on the other end claiming to be from the i.r.s. or some other organization. saying you need to pay up and do it fast. michelle: today officials are announcing a huge step indicting dozens of people in a multimillion indian call center scam. amy aubert joins us live with the latest on the investigation. amy: that is officials tell me this group targets victims right here in the u.s. resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars in losses. >> unfortunately we are all too aware of the scams. amy: officials announcing more than 60 people and entyties now facing charge -- entities now facing charges for the alleged involvement in a transnational organization. >> more than 15,000 victims, including many new immigrants to the united states and the

a network of call centers originated in india. amy: the group say the defendants called the victims claiming to be from the i.r.s. or u.s. citizenship and immigration services. >> we are only as good as our word. when it appears as if we are doing business over the phone in a threatening or a fraudulent manner it reflects poorly on what we are trying to accomplish. amy: a scheme some know all too well. >> i relive it occasionally. thinking how could i be so stupid to no this was a scam. amy: a victim who didn't want to be identified said the caller claimed to be from the i.r.s. and tricked him to send gift cards over a four-day period. >> i'm certainly not expecting restitution. i just want to help put a stop to this. >> today's actions will not only bring a sense of justice to the victims in this case but this significant investigation will help increase awareness for this

immigration and naturalization amy: officials are doing their best to trace the money lost but the victims may not see any of that money back. they are reminding people the i.r.s. won't call and make threats for payment. and guys, have you seen the youtube videos where the callers are playing the game, i guess and asking them questions back? jonathan: that is the funniest thing. they keep them on the line for a long time. keep them on the line so they don't scam other people. good stuff. thanks. michelle: new time for the holiday rush, bargain shoppers have a new place to stop. the clarksburg premium outlets are open for business. jonathan: this is the first outlet shopping center in the county. sam sweeney was there for the ribbon cutting. sam: this is being called a destination. elected officials say it is putting clarksburg on the map. this time last year clarksburg road at i-270 was a dirt hole. today more than 80 retailers open their doors for the first

first. >> it's pretty. upscale. kind of scores. and fire pits. water flowing. it's nice. sam: at 10:00 a.m., the ceremonial ribbon was cut. then the shoppers were off. company officials say shoppers here will save up to 650% off retail. >> some of the stores we have here, some of the best brand names, international, brand. richard: the parent company says the new outlet center created 800 new full and part-time jobs. for roxanna simon it's not about the job or the economic impact, it's about the shopping. >> it's very different. closer to home. it's set up for families. it's amazing. sam: the doors open friday, saturday, sunday at 10:00. there will be live

happy shopping. back to you in studio. jonathan: still ahead for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a thief apparently caught in the act by one of his victims. wait until you see what he does. >> i'm tired of being ripped off. i'm putting a stop to it. jonathan: he sure did that. wait until you see the moment he caught her. it was all recorded. plus see what the would-be thief almost left behind. michelle: boy, did he catch her. plus, twitter prepared to cut nearly 10% of the workforce. the depart struggling social media giants.

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is easier than ever. this is your last chance to get 100meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, our best offer ever ends soon. only from fios. michelle: this is a great story. last night the orlando magic opened up the home court and paid tribute to the victims of the pulse nightclub shooting. they read special te-shirts reading "orlando united" before the game and unveiled the banner with the number 49 in that's how many people died in the shooting june 12. first responders were invited to hold the american flag on the court. jonathan: nice moment. michelle: in california now, a homeowner there said enough when it came to crooks terrorizing his community. jonathan: so this guy decided to take the law in his own hands after he got a call that somebody was breaking into his car. >> get off of me. i don't steal. my parents have plenty of money. get off of me. jonathan: yeah, that wasn't going to happen. his name is greg.

he took her to the ground, held her there until the police got there. he is even got warning signs saying there is surveillance cameras at his home. >> i'm tired of being ripped off. i'm putting a stop to it. jonathan: he says he and his neighbors have had everything from tools to a.t.v.ed, even a boat got stolen out of the neighborhood. police found drugs in this arrest which e blames on the d -- he blames on the rash of crime. michelle coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- twitter cutting 10% of the workforce. the department's receiving pink slips as the social needia giants continue -- media giants continues to struggle. jonathan: he went up against her and lost. now he joins us for his take on election 2016. steve: i'm steve rudin live in temple hills at my first spooky stop. let me tell you. it's a sight you don't want to

what to expect come trick-or-treating on monday. more on that at "abc7 news at

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michelle: "7 on your side" with a health matters report. hospital in virginia lowering the risk of infections by using a new fabric. they are following a new study that shows copper infused bedding, towels, tray tables, gowns and sinks can reduce the chance of infection by 83%. hospital officials say it works so well in one wing that they are expanding it to all local locations. >> this is the way we keep patients safe. so, any make patients more safe and increase the risk of them getting an infection in a hospital could be a game changer. michelle: the study produced by ce intrea healthcare took one year to complete. there is a second study in the works to further solidify the findings. jonathan: twitter is announcing layoffs as rumors of a sale seem to fizzle. 350 employees in the sales, marketing partnership will be cut amounting to 10% of the

public. disney, google and salesforce are expected to be interested in bidding for twitter. michelle: all right. let's talk weather. a lot of trick-or-treaters paying close attention to the forecast. jonathan: as we are getting closer to halloween we hit steve's spooky stops. this is one of his favorite thing to do. michelle: he is excited about this. stormwatch7 meteorologist steve rudin in temple hills tonight with the first spooky spot. you ar jonathan: he's a spider. steve: this is awesome. a lot of fun here this evening. at least the rain has stopped for the time being. now that the rain is done with, the bats are out. and they are flying about here in temple hills. joining us now is darlene prather. you are the brainchild with your husband. how long have you been doing it? >> 15 years.

this is a big family. steve: we will take the camera and pan it around here to see if we can see what is going on here. tell us the unique features that you have here. >> we have like, we have a spider web and a special made sign that my husband kevin made. this year i decided to add a halloween tree. so that was extra this year that i covered the chairs up. steve: this is a real -- a lot and they take a look at what is going on. >> they do. stop all hours of the night. some talk and ring the doorbell. do you mind if we take pictures? we say no, go ahead. steve: thank you for having us here. we'll be back at 5:00 to talk to you again. we appreciate it. talk about the weather forecast. for this evening, the rain showers will come to an end. most have seen the shower come to an ends.

breezy and the highs around 60. talk about the halloween hustle on saturday. temperatures are in the morning hours. middle 60's through the midday. it may be warm for some of you who enjoy running. temperatures toward the end of the race, upper 60 to the lower 70's. temperatures in the 60's. look at the seven-day outlook from st wednesday of next week. let's get a check of traffic moving through the thursday evening. here is erik smith. erik: thank you, steve. this will be a tough ride out there. this is just really slow for the soggy afternoon. zoom in on the toll road for the interloop.

bridge through bethesda. not much letting up here for either direction at this time. the inner loop is worse. we take a look at the 295 in d.c. this is schloy for both directions. but northbound to the baltimore washington parkway. a ton of volume out of the city. that is all from the traffic center for now. back to you. michelle: thank you. today polls are open for early voting in maryland and the lines are already busy. as take part in the period. if you haven't registered yet, you can register in person at the voting location and then vote. early voting lasts until november 3. jonathan: former maryland governor and presidential candidate marty o'malley spent time campaigning for hillary clinton. he is leading a class at the american university.

i appreciate you taking the time. >> thank you, jonathan. jonathan: the first question in reference to your class is america more polarized now than before? >> we might be at the stained. tomorrow will be a new day. if you look at some of the issues whether it's marriage equality or the climate change you see where the country is headed by the attitudes and the hearts of our young people. i bl we will make the country stronger for our kids sake. jonathan: what is your take on the election we are watching play out. this is different that anything we have seen before. >> it is. i never dreamed we would see a candidate take over the republican party. make overtly racist and the sometimes fascist appeals that trump has made. this is a campaign that everybody needs to be counted.

at georgetown at the institute of politics. this is the battle you were born to win. this election will determine whether we go forward as a country or whether we take a detour to something unlike america's past. unlike the sort of freer and the bert america we want in -- better america for the future. this is crunch time. i'm going everywhere i can go. iowa, ohio, pennsylvania, indiana, michigan. new ha i see the democrats going out to vote early in states where you are allowed to do that. i think everybody wants this election to come. wants to repudiate donald trump. jonathan: all right. one quick question. did you think you would see an election where the both candidates by all estimates and most polls hugely unpopular? >> well, look, i think every year we learn so much more about the people running for

long recovery. i competed with hillary clinton and competed against hillary clinton. i know she is one tough person for this tough job. she is offering a democratic platform that is more progressive than any platform we have offered. we have to build on president obama job recovery and make the wages go up again for every family in america. that is what she will do. jonathan: thank you for taking the time.

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michelle: a bethesda man is introducing underserved youth to the sport of lacrosse and changing lives. erin hawksworth introduces us to the team player. erin: meet the young player of rosemary hills lacrosse club. the club is a free after-school and summer program at the community center in >> a nice catch. brain child of bethesda resident and the three-time all ivy league lacrosse player at brown university. jeff wagner. >> i grew up in baltimore where little league was lacrosse, not baseball. erin: for 17 years he has been hands on. and the mission is put lacrosse stick in the hands of young kids who normally wouldn't have the financial means. >> are you ready?

to lacrosse when he was ten thanks to wagner. >> i was in the third grade, my family was homeless. jeff put a stick in my hand. i kept hitting the wall. especially -- erin: all the way to play in college. now he helps coach the program hoping to open door to a new generation of players. >> this is all about learning the basics. >> they can do erin: with the team player i'm erin hawksworth. alison: tonight, a man who ran down a local police officer making a shocking admission on sentencing day. and new research cast doubt on a go-to treatment for a

announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. alison: right now hundreds of temple hills residents are fighting for their homes. they want the utilities back on after they were shut off two days ago because of $1 million in unpaid utility bills. tonight they are hoping for good news. q mccray is live at the prince george's county courthouse waiting for the newest developments today. bring us up to date. q: that is we are waiting. inside the courthouse on the third floor a hearing is going on now. inside the courtroom is maryland senator, anthony muse. the state attorney general as well as a number of the lynnhill condominium residents. they hope to have the power turned on today if not tomorrow. as this goes on there are residents in temple hills

>> asia green is like others forced from their homes. >> this is hard to deal with this. >> for years, the past management teams didn't pay utilities. now the complex owes $1 million. they are moving out in the dark. montana senator anthony muse stepped in to help. linhill residents rallied behind him at the administration building in upper marlboro and at the courthouse. >> i asked the judge in court to please overturn any eviction notices >> with he from the state attorney general's office he asked for an injunction to turn on utilities. they are working to get the pepco ruling thrown out and have the condominiums file for bankruptcy. >> the residents deserve the opportunity to allow themselves to reorganize and pay the debt. >> green appreciates the efforts but like many others at lynnhill say it's too late. >> people are making necessary arrangements to get out of