kimberly: job cuts, cuts in service and fare hikes. will the general manager possible reality check save metro? what the budgets proposal means for riders/ . plus, two teenagers are dead, their families searching for answers after they were shot in a parking lot. and growing problems for the director of the fbi. some are calling for james comey to resign or be fired. a reality check for metro's future as riders brace for

the monday morning commute. metro's general manager says tough choices are required to balance the proposed budget for the next year. anna-lysa gayle is covering the story in northeast. anna-lysa, this will take a real bite out of people's pockets. anna-lysa: that's for sure, kimberly. under safetrack surge 10, there are no trains running between fort totten and noma- gallaudet until the tuesday before thanksgiving. next year, riders could see more changes in their pockets. >> i don't like it at all. i'll be glad when they open it back up. >> i think they have to do something. anna-lysa: sunday, riders at the brookland metro station had to wait for a shuttle because of

said there are more changes that could affect riders and employees in the coming months. he is calling it a reality check budget plan. >> this is truly unconscionable and i hope my fellow board members don't buy into it. anna-lysa: the $1.8 billion budget plan cuts jobs, eliminates about a dozen low ridership us routes, increasing one-way bus fares by during peak hours the train fare will increase by $.10. >> if that is what is needed to ensure safety and security, it's a sacrifice to make. anna-lysa: paul wiedefeld said that tough choices are required to balance the operating budget. when it comes to increasing fares, metro board chair jack evans is not buying it. >> they should be applauded,

charged more to do that. and frankly the fares that are suggested are largely on people who can least afford it. anna-lysa: kimberly, as you heard, not all board members are on board with the proposed budget. it would have to be approved by the entire board in march and would take effect in july. to read the entire proposed budget it's on our website, wjla.com. live in northeast washington, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: abc 7il tackle your metro commute, especially when there is trouble on the tracks. just text the word "metro" to 43817. you will want a jacket in the morning, cooling off after a nice warm weekend. josh knight has a first look at the forecast. josh: as the rain moved through earlier this evening, it brought with it a change in the wind direction.

we get the cooler air from. it will allow temperatures in the morning back into the 40's and 50's. for most of us, this is about 10 degrees cooler than this morning. 47 degrees winchester ,48 leesburg, 45 frederick, 52 annapolis. once again, a chillier start to the day. getting the kids off to the bus stop, 52 degrees, partly cloudy. 54 side. 59 in the afternoon, feeling much more like fall. for trick or treating, cooling off. we have a midweek warm-up, back and visit the 70's. details coming up. >> i came outside, people was looking for their kids, kids laying on the ground. kimberly: six people were hit by

killed, one of them just 14 years old. prince george's county police are still looking for the gun man who opened fire at an apartment complex in capitol heights. cheryl conner spoke with loved ones and neighbors about the violence. cheryl: the night before halloween, the neighborhood is dressed up, kids playing. hours ago it was a real-life house of horrors. six people were shot sunday morning outside of regency lane apartments on walker mill in capitol heights. >> he was so funny. cheryl: she is telling us about her 14-year-old brother. >> every year for halloween, he was a swat member. cheryl: the 14-year-old and an 18-year-old were pronounced dead on the scene. four others were taken to the

saw. >> it was like back to back shots. for about a minute or two. cheryl: bullets shattered the windows at one of the apartment buildings. detectives do not think the incident was random. they say he was a good kid on the honor roll it suit with high school. >> i think he was on his way home from somebody else' anyone with information that leads to an arrest and indictment can receive a $25,000 reward. in capitol heights, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: two fatal fires in prince george's county in 36 hours. firefighters were back in landover, checking for smoke alarms.

early morning house fire. another person jumped from the home to escape the flames and two people were taken to the hospital. late friday night, an elderly man died in the house fire. firefighters found at least one smoke detector that was not working. a water rescue on the potomac river. montgomery county fire and rescue said that a woman fell 70 feet into the water. she fell in on the virginia side of the river kayaker helped keep her head above the water before crews could arrive. she was taken to the hospital by helicopter with serious injuries. developing now, accusations that fbi director james comey may have broken the law by disclosing e-mails possibly connected with hillary clinton. the senate minority leader harry reid said it appears that comey violated the hatch act, which

in activities that could influence elections. richard painter, the chief white house ethics lawyer during the george w. bush administration, filed a complaint, accusing comey of doing that. former attorney general eric holder and dozens of federal prosecutor signed a letter slamming comey for going against long-established guidelines when he commented on an investigation with political implications. the fbi now has permission from a jones to re found the laptop shared by the clinton aide and her estranged husband, former congressman anthony weiner. the fbi has not determined if the e-mails are significant. campaigning in florida, clinton told supporters to stay focused. in colorado, donald trump questioned whether voters' mail-in ballots will be counted. >> when you send them in, do you

saying, it's so legitimate. >> we won't be distracted, no matter what our opponents throw out. we will not be knocked off course. we know how much this election matters and we know how many people are counting on us. kimberly: the white house announced a short time ago president obama will visit four states this week to campaign for clinton. she will be in ohio tomorrow. do michigan. throughout the election season, we have been going out with our vote track 2016 hummer talking about the twists and turns of the campaign season. brad bell will roll into hagerstown, md, if you want to check it out. running with a purpose, coming up, thousands of runners pound the pavement for many different reasons. hear what happened to the arlington colonel who has run

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kimberly: 7 on your side consumer alert and a warning after a deadly crash after a snapchat app. >> all i seen was a blue flash and a burst into flames. >> it's tragic. kimbly shows the final moments before a young couple driving 115 miles per hour across the median and crashed head-on into a minivan. the driver in the video and passenger died, as did three people in the minivan. this is the second time that the snapchat speed filter, which allows users to post how fast they are going, was called into question. snapchat says we actively

using the speed filter, including a do not snap and drive warning message in the app. alaska's first marijuana store opened this weekend. more than 250 people waited outside to be the first inside. this comes two years after alaska legalize the sale of the drug to those 21 and older. two more stores will open in fairbanks next week. fire near a protesters can't near the dakota access pipeline. helicopters helped put out the fire. nobody was hurt, but the fire charred about 400 acres. protesters say the oil pipeline and natural resources and native american sacred lands have caused dozens of arrests. more than 30,000 people got up

the race is a showcase of fitness, strength, as each participant hits the streets with their own purpose. for some, it is to cheer on those who sacrificed their lives for the country. others take off with the simple goal. >> i'm so proud of myself. i'm proud of everybody who supported me. kimberly: mike won the day after dropping to one knee and popping the question. she said yes. it is a day they certainly will never forget. and we have breaking news -- the ground pounders, who have run every single marine corps marathon -- colonel al richmond on the right who has lived in

he finished today in six hours, 38 minutes, 47 seconds. josh: that's incredible. kimberly: i have not heard from his wife yet, but my suspicion is he was waiting to be the last man standing. josh: for the racers who were in it a little longer, the temperature was not too bad, then suddenly it was 75, 80 degrees. d 84 the high temperature today. the record is 81. 83 at bwi. reagan national do not break the record, but it got to the 80 degree mark. showers and thunderstorms moved in, 43 mile-per-hour wind gusts. the good news is the rain broke down and moved out. just a few showers left right around fredericksburg.

7:00 a.m., clear skies take over. these lines show the wind direction. everything tonight and tomorrow was out of the north. the good news, lots of sunshine tomorrow. if you can manage to get outside for lunch, out of the wind come in the sunshine, it should feel nice. great weather for trick-or-treating, 7:00 p.m., nothing showing up on futurecast, so that means we are in the 50's. a quiet start to the work week. 53 for the morning rush. starting the day all further in the suburbs, you will be waking in the 40's. a cooler start. we have breezy weather in the morning as well. keep that in mind. much time she'lly, but if you --

will feel fine. sunset is right around 6:08 for halloween, so keep that in mind as you come home tomorrow evening. 57, then 53 at 8:00. getting cool later tomorrow evening. we hang in the 60's monday and tuesday. tuesday morning will be the coolest morning of the week, right at 44. temperatures warming back into the mid-70's. i think this may be one of our last real warm-ups for a while. the cooler weather is settling in. highs in the 60's, right around average. also, next saturday night, we officially fall back. kimberly: finally starting to feel like football season. robert: the redskins traveled through the jet lag to play the

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hopkins, a chance to win it from 34 yards out. mr. automatic is wide left, no good. now the bengals with a chance to win it, andy dalton tries the quarterback sneak. time eventually runs out. this ends in a tie, 27-27. mixed feelings in the locker room. >> i'm just going to go forward. >> the five hour time difference is really hard on us. we got as much rest as we could. robert: hoops, wizards and grizzlies in memphis. over time, with the killer tonight.

112-103, falling to 0-2 on the season. right after this, it is abc 7 "sports sunday." we will hear what josh norman had to say about the refs. fun show tonight. kimberly: he had a lot to say. you could fill the whole show. robert: definitely, a half hour. kimberly: up next, all things halloween.

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>> tom hanks, tom cruise, ben affleck are some of the biggest hollywood hitters, but nobody was a match for tyler perry's "madea," number one at the box office for a second week. "the inferno" starring tom hanks tom cruise's "jack reacher" was third. anyone looking to enjoy trick or treating has options tomorrow. the wizards are welcoming little ones to the verizon center. then there is trick or trail, on the anacostia river walk trail. and for our furry friends,

annual howl-o-ween celebration with a canine costume contest. california kids celebrated halloween outside of sacramento. this was for children with hearing impairments and their families. all the games were run by volunteers who know american sign language. >> it helps us not only get to know the community, but it allows our bioys to express themselves. kimberly: dad said the events like this are rare but going long way towards helping their

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costume choice to dress like his hero, his dad. his dad was overseas in iraq, but he came to the halloween party. >> it was a surprise for me and him. >> daddy! kimberly: jaden and his dad will be trick or treating in uniform tomorrow. cute costume contest lobster that you will ever meet that wants to get into the pot. they encourage kids to dress up. some of the bigger kids perform the song "thriller." this little girl do not have a choice. that is creative. robert: in the pot. kimberly: she liked it in