ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? announcer: abc 7 news at noon on your side. jummy: a warning from the fbi about a possible terror attack in the u.s. on the day before tuesday's election. one target is virginia. jeff goldberg is following the developing story. >> i have been speaking with fbi sources. the threat is vague.

source of the information to take it seriously and joint terrorism task forces have been warned. it warms of al qaeda planning pre-election day attacks on monday in new york, texas, and virginia. why these three states remains unknown. no specific information on virginia. it is home to the pentagon, quantico, and major installations. none of those locations are listed as part of the threat. here is the statement from the fbi. the counter intelligence communities remain vigilant to defend against attacks here in the united states. we work closely with law enforcement partners to identify and disrupt any potential threat to public safety.

threat has caused security to be increased that sensitive locations like bridges, airports, and the polling places. law enforcement is on high alert as election day approaches. jummy: the fbi warning adding more drama in the race for the white house. four days until the election. hillary cli are racing around the country in battleground states. maggie is in northwest washington. >> it is the final friday on the campaign trail. in a few days, we will know who the next president of the united states is. with polls still close, the race is as fast-paced as ever. mr. trump: think of her as being their boss. i don't think so.

conspiracy theories. >> and they wrapped up rallies in north carolina before they make stops in ohio and pennsylvania, battling in the same must win states as the race is anyone's game. the tracking poll shows clinton with some momentum. trump trying to catch up, leaning on his wife. things up, doesn't he? >> speaking for the first time, she spoke about family and her plans to end cyber bullying. trump focuses on closing the gender gap. the clinton campaign narrows in on key demographics. tim kaine giving a speech entirely in spanish in arizona. president obama energizing millennials in miami.

like our future depends on it because it actually depends on it. >> clinton making stops in three states today. >> she is trying to shore up her firewall, focusing on the economy and trying to ramp up support from black voters. >> trump busy with a three state stop of his own. >> clinton is calling on star power. last night she had p rell williams and 10 night will have jay-z. jummy: polls close at 7:00 tonight in all of the city's eight wards tonight. go to wjla.com for all of the voting sites in the city. breaking news. staff members of chris christie

in 2013, they were convicted of scheming to use traffic jams for political retaliation. it was supposed to punish the democratic mayor of fort lee for not endorsing chris christie for reelection. we want to cover metro. there are more problems to tell you about on the red line. tr silver spring and forest glen because of a deer on the tracks. the deer has been causing delays since 9:00 this morning. metro is urging riders to use bus service instead. let's look at the weather. what a difference a day makes. the chilly fall weather has returned. doug: it is looking find out there. the wind out of the north at 14

national harbor. the air is dry and feeling like fall. as we head through the weekend, we keep the sunshine and cool temperatures. we lose the wind. midday temperatures, this afternoon, temperatures will rise. we range from mid-50's, 55 winchester, 59, college park. through the afternoon, pley wind up to 25 miles per hour at times. highs will be about 63 degrees. that is about average. as we look forward to tonight, it will be a chilly night. jummy: thank you. virginia man accused of joining isis is scheduled to be arraigned in court in alexandria

on terror charges. prosecutors say he traveled to syria and iraq to join the islamic state group. he became this allusions after a few months and surrendered to kurdish forces. iraqi forces have stepped up defenses against troops and most all -- in mosul. militants have responded with their own mortar fire. sky. closer to home, two armed robberies this morning and fairfax county. it ends when they tracked this -- when police tracked the suspect down to a nearby hotel. >> pretty dramatic here. two armed robberies. police were able to catch their guy. the end to this craziness

gear are standing in front of the door, one at least, leading to the room where the armed suspect was held up. they apprehended him about an hour ago. it started around 2:45 this morning. the suspect entered the 7-eleven along washington street and demanded money while holding a handgun. he pistol whipped two employees. they were taken to the hospital. thereafter, he hit up the exxon gas station located close by. police learned he was staying here at the stratford motor lodge, a two-story motel with --. they took the male suspect into custody and what they describe as a peaceful manner.

public at this point in time. the subject came out and surrendered. we took him into custody. the investigation will continue to make sure we do have the correct suspect for both offenses. >> back and will i right now, you can see an individual talking to officers. police, they want to make sure they have the right guy. they have not suspect's name, age, or what town he lives in. that is the latest from falls church. jummy: coming up, why one of the most notorious murder cases in the district is back in the news. what a former congressman is saying about his relationship with john to leave he.

a live look to chicago. the city is throwing the cubs a world series parade. we will bring you more in a few minutes. jamie: we are seeing roadwork in a few areas. on the baltimore-washington parkway, you can see the solid red line. rolling road work between powder mill road and greenbelt. the top side of the beltway looks great now. no issues 95 in maryland. in the district, slowing on dc-295. east capitol street and benning road, there is some roadwork. stay to the right if you are heading outbound. alternate, use new york avenue. inbound three 95, heavy volume crossing the 14th street bridge.

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.

bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. jummy: one of the most notorious murders is back in the spotlight. we are talking about the chandra leavy case. >> that is the voice of a congressman who's a voice is heard on a message to chandra leavy. >> [indiscernible]

of rio wakened because of a new book by condit. >> you saw her outside the office? >> i saw her once. >> maybe twice. >> you say she had come by a handful of times. >> could have been for five. >> this is the first time condit has spoken publicly about with her disappearance? >> i did not. >> now these messages when she was already missing. >> maybe you are out of the country. give me a call. >> the congressman has insisted he had nothing to do with the death of chandra leavy. >> why will you not answer publicly whether or not you had a sexual relationship with chandra leavy?

answered that question publicly for 15 years and i am not going to change my position or view on that today or anytime in the future. >> new questions emerging, like why was the congressman calling a young intern to arrange a get together? >> things are looking good for me today. anyway, bye. ju who killed chandra leavy? that story airs tonight at 10:00. the remainder of the harvard men's soccer season has been canceled after an investigation into lewd social media posts about female athletes. players posted a scouting report which would rank incoming freshmen on the ladies' soccer team. the women were given scores based on looks. reaction was mixed among the students.

gender equity and respect. i do agree with the decision. >> it is to be frowned upon, but when you cancel an entire season, you punish the entire academic body. jummy: the women's soccer players published an op-ed. we are appalled our abilities are so often reduced appearance. let's take it to chicago where the windy city is throwing a parade for the cubs. it is estimated a few million people are celebrating the cub'' first win since 1908. it will come in eight -- it will coleman eight -- coleman eight

doug: congratulations. that is exciting. we have a great weekend. plain and simple. the weather may be too nice. we are not looking for rain for another week. this is a picture kay sent us. that was our winner. final week of our fall foliage week. we have been asking you to send your pictures to us. kay wins. we will send her a few mementos. we ask you to continue to share your weather images. that is the address. be sure you tell us where you are taking your picture.

at matta woman queen -- at mattawoman creek. very soon, the wind will knock the leaves off the trees and it will be winter before you know it. here is the affair. it is still very nice. lower 60's in most areas. crisp and clear conditions tonight. the overnight outlook, 35 degrees tomorrow morning. light wind, our forecast over the weekend is short and sweet. low to mid 60's. i am probably getting on your nerves with these reminders, turn your clocks back.

best qualities. turn the clock back. it is a good reminder to change the batteries in your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. you notice an hour earlier sunrise and an hour earlier sunset. the amount of daylight will get smaller and smaller every day until we hit the next seven days, gorgeous. jummy: that is it. gorgeous. we want to point out red line service has been restored in the past couple of minutes. good news if you have to take metro. as doug mentioned, you will get the extra hour of sleep this weekend. at 2:00 sunday morning, we turn back clocks an hour, leaving folks in the dark a little

march for daylight savings time to return and spring forward. that is my other favorite part of the year. means summer is around the corner. coming up, more problems for samsung. it is not about their phones. what one woman said happened when she used her washer. we are still out live in chicago. you see the blue championship

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not millennials will be voting. today, we are on the campus of the university of maryland. we are going to do a number of things. we are going to talk to folks about whether or not they are going to pay attention. we have heard from students who say yes, they are paying attention intensely. we are going to set up an informal poll. we are going to give students an opportunity to step up on the soapbox and be and unfiltered. we will be live here at 4:00 and 5:00. at the university of maryland, brad bell reporting. jummy: another samsung recall. the issue is with their washing machines. samsung is recalling nearly 3 million of its top loading washing machines. there have been hundreds of

the machine blowing up when it is operating at high speeds. >> the washing machine exploded. it sounded like a bomb went off. i covered my head and leaned towards my son and just screamed. jummy: 34 different model lines sold since march of 2011 until now. coming up, how mark

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. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett

jummy: mark zuckerberg suffered a huge loss yesterday. he lost $3 billion in the value of his facebook stock after shares plunged 5.5%. he warned investors he expects revenue growth to come down meaningfully. doug: he can always get into couponing if he needs to. doug: breezy, 63 degrees. the weekend is gorgeous. low 60's with plenty of sunshine. turn your clocks back tomorrow night.

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