announcer: now, abc 7 news at noon. on your side. jummy: if you are here, you remember. we were spoiled over the weekend with warm weather. how will we be today and this evening as we head out to

forecast. doug: yesterday, 83 or 84 at dulles. no record in washington yesterday butno record in washin yesterday but today we are back on track. the final day of october. 58 degrees right now. it will be beautiful through the day with a forecast high temperature of 62 degrees. a wind out of the east and northeast. so if you are making plans for trick-or-treating, let's take a look. i will let the dancing tell you the story. i will not dance because otherwise i would be in a name yields. partly clear skies with temperatures falling off. that means temperatures falling to 54 degrees by 6:00 p.m., 51 by 8:00 p.m. and we make up to temperatures tomorrow morning in the upper 30's and lower 40's. we look ahead to november and what we can tell you about that weather pattern in just a few minutes.

you will be dancing by then. we moved to election day, eight days away. another bombshell rocking hillary clinton's campaign. the fbi searching thousands of e-mails connected to her aide. and director james comey coming under fire for making this investigation so close to the election. >> today, armed with a court order, fbi agents are expected to begin an effort to go through thousands of e-mails which of hillary clinton's closest confidants. sources familiar with the case tell abc seven news that the e-mails were discovered while the fbi was investigating her estranged husband, anthony weiner, in connection with a 16 scandal involving a minor. the fbi want to know if the e-mails contain classified information and if they are connected to secretary clinton's private server.

comey's announcement has unleashed a barrage of attacks from democrats and clinton campaign officials who were blindsided. frustrated democrats took aim. >> in july, the director said there is no reason for the prosecutor to move forward and there is nothing we have been shown, nothing that has been said to give that conclusion. >> harry reid gave a blistering attack questioning james comey's integrity. " deepest regret, i now see that i was wrong." and last night, a letter was released criticizing james comey. "many of us have worked with james comey and many of us respect him but his decision to comment on evidence in an

" >> we both encouraged him to make sure that the american people have as much information as possible. before they have to make a decision on november 8. >> james comey has operated with extraordinary independence and matters were confident -- were complicated after the the tarmac in arizona. he announced why he wasn't seeking prosecution against clinton as he offered a scathing assessment. >> there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive and classified information. >> justice officials advised against alerting public, citing not talking about public investigations -- private

we switch gears now to cover metro. >> hagerstown in maryland, a historic downtown in the middle of its own urban renewal. it is a community that has problems. joblessness comment unemployment is one of them. the and employment rate here is higher than the state. it is hit hard by the heroin epidemic and we will talk to a former police officer who lost his daughter to addiction and now he is working to make a change. he shares some thoughts about how this election might also affect some of these problems. we will be live here in hagerstown at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. jummy: now, we want to move and

the red line are completely shut down. sam sweeney spent the morning on the rails and tells us how the first rush-hour went. sam: no matter where you look or where you go, you can't miss the announcement. red line service shutdown between fort totten and -- rhode island station closed. >> you feel like a piece of meat, unfortunately. i wish they plan a little better. >> the red line needs serious repairs. track replacement and other work will cause headaches for commuters for the entire line for 25 days. this morning's commute was a learning curve for many but it did go without any major hiccups. >> i got up earlier this morning and try to plan a little bit better but sometimes it just doesn't go as you plan.

riders to stations but they are packed. headed to downtown d.c., your best alternate is the marc train with ride on bus service free. capitol bike share is also offering to dollar rides for nonmembers. >> overly in the next 12 months it gets better. sam: it lasts through november 22 and for a full ride of alternatives, visit our website. jummy: metro safetrack isn't the only thing giving riders a fit. the plan would increase theirs during peak service, about $.10 a ticket. it would also close stations and reduce service as well as lay off more than 1000 workers. all of this is meant to make up

noon, the search in a two alarm building fire in annapolis. the fire was first reported after 6:00. it was on the chesapeake at a family-friendly cruise service. the fire was contained in 20 minutes. we know that one firefighter suffered minor injuries and there is no word on what started the fire. cruise in prince george's county are also busy broke out at an apartment building on mercy hill. these pictures came into our newsroom a short time ago. fortunately, no injuries reported with this one. police in the district are asking for your help identifying a suspect in a theft from over the summer. check out this surveillance video showing a man walking with employees at the walmart on 8th street in northwest. police are offering up to a $1000 reward for anyone who

happening today, the former mayor of fairfax city is expected to appear in court on drug charges. he resigned in august after he was arrested during a police sting. he was trying to trade meth for group sex with other men. that hearing is set today in fairfax county district court. a special mayoral election is set for february 2. today is halloween. yesterday in london, it seems like lace kickers for the redskins were spooked a day early. the skins had a chance to win from the 30 yard line but it wasn't. the kicker is usually automatic and mrs. and the bengals get a chance to win it and their quarterback coughs up the ball. time would eventually run out

players were conflicted. >> i missed a couple of plays that i wish i hadn't. so i'm just going to look forward. >> two days with a five hour time difference, it's really hard on us. but we were not here to do what we could do and we got as much rest as we could and we came out here to play a good game. jummy: this week and then they come home to go against the vikings. the tie is the first in the 17 regular-season games since the leak started in london. coming up, -- >> he wanted to grow up and be a police officer. every year for halloween he was a swat member. jummy: a 14-year-old shot and killed in a barrage of gunfire. coming up, the search for the

we have details on a shootout that ended a manhunt in oklahoma. >> and a crash to watch out for right now. traveling through maryland, a dump truck accident. all lanes are blocked. everyone sharing the northbound lanes and you can see between northbound and southbound, you drop down in the single digits. best to avoid if you can and a live look outside. you may not see the kids dressed up in the costumes but adult,

news at noon. on your side. jummy: fire voters in california are battling a huge fire. no word if anyone was living in this building. we will continue to update you as more information becomes available. closer to home, two teenagers are dead. in a teaching- at an apartment in capitol heights. four others were injured. one had life-threatening injuries. >> it was back to back. it stopped and probably for a minute or two and then it started again. >> a $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading

overnight, a suspect on the run for days accused of killing two family members, shooting police officers and live streaming his escape is now dead. we have the dramatic details on the wild shootout that ended the manhunt. >> he was running for the law for weeks but the long arm of authorities caught up with the 38-year-old michael vance in western oklahoma. the 38-year-old refused to give up and died in a shootout with oklahoma city. police have been searching for him since october 30 -- october 23. he shot another woman in the thigh and drove eight miles to a home where police say he brutally killed to family members. what frustrated police even more is when he went to social media to brag about the story. he even live streamed his

authorities caught up with him sunday morning when he was spotted leaving a campsite. he was pulled over at 9:00 a.m. after he traded the list with police. jummy: you can see what is going on at the bottom of your screen, there are already people voting and we want to go to john gonzalez who is at cloverleaf elementary school with more on the story. john: this afternoon there is a brew and we watched as schools came in to drop off children as not one costume. and that is how the school wants

halloween is essentially canceled today. saying that about 10% of the school each year are up to out of halloween activities so in an effort to not leave anyone out, the school is not allowing any costumes and the traditional parade has been called off. well, parents are upset. a group of fifth grade parents are fighting back by holding a protest of sorts. they will be signing their children out at 1:30 afternoon and will be holding their own halloween party next door at the park. >> i want to go down there because we are having a parade and we are doing a lot of fun stuff down there. >> unfortunately, that is the thing was society is that we have gone to a point where everyone has to be politically respect. >> i want halloween. >> some of the parents say that the principal sat down with the

security reasons but they would possibly have a fall festival. the school made it clear that if a child attends a party, it will be considered an unexcused absence. angry parents say "a public school should not change the traditions to please religious objection. i am john gonzalez, back to you. jummy: we want to see your best halloween photos and costumes as and we might show them on air. and hopefully tonight -- doug: that was a frightening jack-o'-lantern. jummy: hopefully folks will be able to head out and take pictures and costumes? doug: the weather will be cool so kids will not get overheated and it won't be so cold that you won't want to go trick-or-treating, like when you are young and you had to put a

costume. doug: this is a time lapse, look at the fall colors in front of the school. we are seeing them come up more strongly in local areas. another week and we will be at peak color. but colors are not as vibrant as other parts of the area. this is the last week of the falls fully at contest. it is simple. take a picture of the fall colors and send it in the image. we look forward to that and all week long you have a chance. here is what we have. plenty of sunshine with a breeze. amateurs will peak out between 2:00-4:00 and as we approach sunset, temperatures will fall. the trend will continue through the night. not unpleasant at all. here is what we expect between

partly cloudy skies, ideal weather around the area. the forecast tomorrow, kind of like today. 63 degrees for the high. when we check out the next seven days, we look through the last day of october and the first six days of november, look at that. wednesday, 74. but then a cold front comes through thursday afternoon and showers will clear up. seasonal on saturday when you go to bed saturday night, turned the clock back one hour. so sunday morning, the sunrise will rise at 6:41 and set at 5:02. jummy: at least we get an extra hour of sleep. doug: a way to view it. coming up, who are you going to call? this morning on a good morning washington, we had fun

jummy: this morning we got in the halloween spirit including julie wright. she channeled her in her to give you a message. julie: dearly beloved. we are gathered here today to get on this thing called metro. follow the crowded seats and extra long rides but i'm here to tell you there is something worse. it's called the beltway. it is 64 miles of backups and unhappiness.

at night. bridges are hard to get across, do you know what i mean? so when you call up the mechanic, you know the one, please make my fancy car run all right -- ask him to rotate your tires. because in this life if you don't follow my traffic tweets, you are on your own. ? >> ? little red corvette little red corvette ? >> ? tonight i'm going to party

jummy: a great evening is on tap. dropping from the 50's into this 40's by 10:00 when all the kids should be a sleep and down from the sugar high. the next few days look great as we get into november. 75 degrees on wednesday and we will check out the weekend with our revised report today coming up at 4:00.

vo: here's the last thing washington needs. amie hoeber. a reckless tea party partisan. hoeber will defund planned parenthood, threatening cancer screening. said she'd invade iraq again if given the chance, and hoeber has fought for a global increase of chemical weapons. we need john delaney. a family man and entrepreneur, he built two respected maryland business, creating thousands of jobs. in congress, he puts working for us ahead of partisan politics.

northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws.

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