ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. announcer: now, abc 7 news at noon -- on your side. arianna: a man accused of deadly shooting rampage in edgewood is behind bars. point $1is set at two million. john gonzalez is digging into his long rap sheet and has more on how police in delaware finally caught him. >> six people shot in two different stat

believes all six people were targeted by the 37-year-old roddy prince, three of them at the warehouse where he worked in maryland, only about a 10 minute drive from the sheriff's office. about it 11 hours after the manhunt started, it ended in newark, delaware, last night. he was still carrying the gun when he was apprehended. >> we had a tragic shooting last year that cost the lives of two of our deputies. we look at the response to these kinds of incidents. last week, law enforcement officers led ems providers to a warm a zone to 10 to two injured patients and we did that yesterday. manre you surprised this was not behind bars? wrecks certainly, the more we learn about his criminal past and felony conditions -- >> certainly, the more we learn about his criminal past and

there is more we will find out in the coming weeks. >> my daughter was on lockdown yesterday. this is so sad when our society -- what our society is coming to. these people need to be remembered. they didn't deserve this. >> the criminal record for prince is extremely long. in delaware, probation violations, 15 convictions. you heard the sheriff say he is not sure why this man was not behind bars. john gonzalez, abc seven eyewitness news. adrianna: let's go to ryan hughes in the newsroom who spoke with the daughter of the woman who was killed. i am sure the whole family is still in disbelief. ryan: absolutely. they are still trying to comprehend what happened. the man's daughter tells me she was watching the news yesterday, but never imagined her dad was one of the vic

5:00 a.m. every morning to make the long commute. she also set as the family grieves, they are praying for the shooter. is holding amily prayer service on the living room floor after the 53-year-old was shot and killed wednesday morning. >> he was the best dad anyone could ask for. he never drank. he never hurt anyone. he was a nice, soft hearted, goodhearted man. of three victims killed after police say a disgruntled employee opened fire, shooting five employees at a kitchen counter company. he had worked there for 40 years, making the hour and 20 minute drive from arlington each morning. says she canughter remember him coming home and saying prince

>> he didn't get along with the other employees. >> her father was described as a hard worker and the ultimate family man. three children and two grandchildren. as his family grieves then tries to rapids head around this senseless tragedy, she says she forgive sprints. .- forgives prince >> we can only forgive him through god's love. it is hard to forgive him, but we forgive him. >> today, his wife and children are being comforted by family and friends. funeral arrangements have not been set yet. is daughter says she grateful prince was captured last night, unable to hurt anyone else. live in the newsroom, ryan hughes come abc 7 news. noon, a manw at accused of killing a 17-year-old girl as she walked to her mother's is back in court.

with capital murder. he appeared in court this morning where we learned a public defender will now yield the case to a capital defender. that attorney will be selected group capital defenders in richmond. breaking news in montgomery county, police have arrested and charged a guidance counselor at albert einstein high school with two counts of sexual assault. investigators say in both cases, he assaulted the women after they had consensual sex. we contacted montgomery county public schools for an update on his employment status. the search is on for the driver who hit a montgomery county police officer in the middle of traffic and did not stop. thenne kennedy has more on injuries the officer sustained and the hunt for the person behind the wheel. look ova

place last night in the southbound lanes of new hampshire avenue. it was around 10:30 p.m. when a district officer was stopping a motorist here. a second officer pulled over to assist in the traffic stop, and that is when the southbound car struck one of the police officers, resulting in the officer being injured. the 28-year-old female officer was taken to the hospital and treated for nonlife threatening injuries. she has been released. the driver of the striking vehicle did not stop. authorities have not released a description of the car they are looking for. in silver springs, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. a nasty accident in potomac has left two people dead. a car struck a tree shortly before midnight on democracy boulevard. the driver and a passenger were killed. still no word at this hour on what caused the accident. to get all the latest on

developing stories, be sure to get the abc 7 news app. it is a free download on the app store or google play. now, the families of at least nine soldiers killed on duty since president trump took office say they have not heard from the commander in chief, despite the president claiming in an interview on tuesday that every family had been contacted in some way. one family was promised a $25,000 gift back in june. >> he didn't have to say that. he could have just said i am sorry for your loss. adrianna: the white house says the check was sent wednesday, the same day the washington post published the story. the press has reached out to 34 families of soldiers killed since january 20. half said they had heard from the white house. looking ahead to the governor's

,ill hit the campaign trail stumping. the two will appear at a rally tonight. vice president mike pence is and theyillespie toured south virginia over the weekend. election day is november 7, less than three weeks away. today is the deadline for cities to want to play home amazon's long hyped second headquarters. d.c. is proposing for locations. leaders in maryland and virginia are also making their pitches. along with the headquarters will be about 50,000 new jobs, and pay sixthem will figures. it's a fantastic day outside. no need for a heavy coat. a jacket in the morning, take it off in the afternoon. josh has the forecast. josh: this is pretty much the

right now, almost 70 degrees in frederick. some of us are a little on the cool side, but in general, warming up. leesburg near 64. d.c. at 65. andrews at 67. same with annapolis. the warmer weather moving in and a lot of us are in the low to mid 70's today. comfortable this afternoon. as we go into the evening, just temperatures will fall just a bit more slowly. whether you are going to a game with the kids or practice, you will notice temperatures at 7:00 still in the 60's. i do want to show you what happens with our morning lows. a lot of us woke up in the 30's this morning. tomorrow morning, most of us are in the 40's and 50'

starts at least through the weekend. a big drop in the temperature as we get two days five and six. we will talk about that and the chance of rain, coming up. adrianna: next, to close for comfort. why a pilot thought it was a good idea to pull off this wild stunt with 200 people on board. new stories from women who say harassment is not just a problem in hollywood. new details on that after the break, but first, a check on traffic with eric smith. good afternoon. it is a bit of a quiet ride for the most part, but to trouble spots are in virginia. 95 northbound on stanford ,ounty, a crash near mile 137 just the right shoulder getting by. all three lanes shut down for this crash. expect solid delays out of fredericksburg

northbound. southbound traffic already slow. weekend traffic perhaps. down.s and lanes narrow this is an early start to southbound delays already. heavy delays on the beltway starting over georgetown road in bethesda and heading into silver springs. there is a work zone between connecticut avenue and georgia avenue. outer loop does not look too bad , but the inner loop is still very heavy. connecticut avenue is very tough. stretch.ugh expect a lot of volume heading this way in typical

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adrianna: take a look at this video. a passenger jet with hundreds of people on board buzzed a tower at dusseldorf airport in germany. pilot landed safely, but the airline has a suspended the pilot and copilot. one of them was heard saying we are going to make a marked, dignified, emotional goodbye. too"oping now, the "me movement is growing in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal. millions of women have share their own stories online, saying sexual harassment is not just a problem in hollywood. too," simple words, "me dominating social media and perhaps changing the way we talk about

testament to how powerful women can be when we do stand together and we are one. >> and the numbers are staggering. as of this morning, one point 5 million tweets, 13.5 million posts, comments, and reactions on facebook and twitter. reignited the campaign first created i hope -- by a woman 10 years ago. she said she wanted to elevate the conversation around the harvey weinstein scandal, focusing on the victims rather than the perpetrators. harassed so many times i cannot count. i have been assaulted. >> showing the problem goes far beyond hollywood. >> women on wall street, women in a hospital, caretakers, women walking down the street. people in myeing

it humanizes it. >> i come from a family with six women and four of them have been rate. no one talks about it. must moves "me too," beyond just a hashtag movement and is working to remove what she calls blurred gray lines when it comes to sexual harassment and put new protocols in place. adrianna: olympic gold medalist mikayla maroni says at 13 years old a team doctor began assaulting her and calling it medical treatment. the abuse continued until she left the sport last year. accusations from more than 125 women. he is currently facing -- awaiting trial. vowed neverum has to work with harvey weinstein again. on facebook, he

weinstein's accusers "true heroes," and praised their courage to speak out. right now, a state of emergency for residents of florida because of white nationalist richard spencer. we have live pictures from gainesville. outsiders are gathering the university of florida. that speech is causing major security concerns. the university president said he believes in free speech but the school is now forced to spend $600,000 on security on the taxpayers a dime. spencer is due to speak this afternoon. sessionsy general jeff testified on capitol hill wednesday, refusing to answer questions about his conversations with the president. today, we learned that russian interference or went beyond the election in an effort to stir up racial tensions in the u.s. >>

for a group called black matters u.s., rallies against police brutality, deny in ca's of hillary clinton -- and in ca she do noneenunciations -- ca and's of a sophisticated campaign against hillary clinton. be ae strategy appears to mix of suppressing votes, stoking fears, and doing all they can to help their preferred candidate, donald trump. >> investigators say it was no accident that russians created social media accounts for a group that sounded like the legitimate black lives matter. >> it's not fair. i don't think it's fair. >> the st. louis rapper who wrote to the music for the video says he got instagram messages from people he did not know asking him to write

dealing with police brutality. >> i had no clue it was russian anything like that. >> a young activist who helped saysize this protest rally it was people a black matters u.s. who got him to do it. >> they make black lives matter look bad. they make the entire movement look that. who knows who else was hoodwinked by the same group? >> on another group called black fist organized self-defense to help people protect themselves against the police. >> they paid me $320 for four classes. advantage of people who really care about the community. >> right. it is sneaky and underhanded. josh is here reporting on the beautiful weather. it's days like this that your dog is cake.

know it's going to change eventually. especially at this time of year. is on the way, but at least it's after the weekend, so you get to enjoy it. for the next couple of days, temperatures will be closer to the 70's during the day and cooling off during the overnight hours, but not too cool. to 65 right now at reagan national. notice the dew point starting to go up. those aren't low for this time of year. that allowed temperatures to drop quite -- those are really low for this time of year. that's allowed temperatures to drop overnight quite a bit. work our way through the rest of the day, low 70's by 3:00-five :00. sunshine all day long. high pressure is basically parked right on top of us. that creates a sinking in the atmosphere. that basically squashes the

tonight, temperatures dropping into the low 50's. there is still going to be a temperature spread. some of us in the mid 40's. mid 50's by 9:00, mid 60's of 11:00. another very comfortable day. great to get out for lunch today, and even better tomorrow. 74 at noon, 73 at 2:00. this pattern, we are hanging with it through friday, saturday, sunday, and next week things start to change. tomorrow, 74 in d.c. same in annapolis. 76 in fredericksburg. that puts us about 10 degrees above average. here is a breakdown for you. today, 70 three. 74 tomorrow. 76 on saturday. intoeat does stick around sunday. for the marine corps marathon, we are going to start off right around xd degrees at the start, very

waiting to take off, but as we get two hours for them five of the race, things start to get on the warm side. it is going to be pretty comfortable, but toward the end of the race, make sure you are staying hydrated. that's when the heat starts to kick in a bit more. 73 today. a little warmer for the weekend. still 78 degrees on monday. monday night into tuesday, we are going to get our next called front. that cold front will bring us rain, for most of us about a half inch. some areas could he more than an inch. behind that, another cooldown on the way. highs in the 70's changed to the low 60's and overnight lows are back into the 40's and 30's for some for next week. adrianna: up and down. josh: it's october. adrianna: i guess. coming up, mgm resorts is feeling the heat

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somber a version of the song, "this little light of mine." social media pouncing with resorts like, the mgm vegas strong ad seems awfully capitalistic in the wake of tragedy. international telling abc news most of the responses have been positive and that the spot is intended to honor strength and resilience in allvegas, mandalay bay, and employees. ae let it shine ad replaced racing ad that contained the unfortunate to add -- "mgm is therene, to blow the minds of all who visit." >>

for tomorrow. >> opting for commercials and bill bors emblazoned with vegas strong. security officer jesus campos tapping into that sentiment in his appearance on the ellen degeneres show. that was matt gutman reporting. stay wit

adrianna: a great day today. josh: temperatures in the 70's and that will hang on through the weekend. whatever you have planned for willeekend, temperatures not be an issue. nice, dry weather. we will talk about how much more rain we are

now, the manht accused in the deadly workplace shooting rampage in edgewood is behind bars. this morning, 30 seven-year-old prince appeared in court and his a bail is set -- 37-year-old prince appeared in court and his at $2.1 million. >> six people shot in two different states and the sheriff

six people were targeted by 37-year-old prince, three of them killed at the warehouse he in maryland. about 11 hours after the manhunt started, it ended in newark, delaware last night. he was still carrying the gun when he was apprehended. >> we are not immune. we had a tragic shooting last year the cost the lives of two of our deputies. we have certainly looked at the response to these types of incidents. last week, police led ems providers to a warm zone to deal with injured patients. >> are you surprised this man is not behind bars? >> certainly, the more we learn about his criminal past and felony convictions, there are a lot of questions i think will be answered

>> the memorial in front of the company continues to grow. >> my daughter was on lockdown yesterday. it is so sad what our society is coming to. people need to be remembered. they didn't deserve this. >> the criminal record for prince is extremely long. delaware, in probation violations, 15 felony convictions. you heard the share of say he is not sure why this man was not behind bart -- sheriff say he is not sure why this man was not behind bars. ofianna: the man accused killing a 17-year-old girl as she walked to a mosque has returned to court. torres is charged with capital murder. in court this morning, we learned that a public defender will no yield to a capital defender. that attorney will be selected by the capital defenders group in richmond. a crt

for november 17. police in montgomery county are on the lookout for a drive us or who hit an officer and kept going. a second officer pulled over to assist in a traffic stop. that's when a southbound car struck one of those police officers. she was taken to the hospital and treated for nonlife threatening injuries. in montgomery county, a nasty accident left two people dead and potomac. that crash shut down democracy boulevard for nearly eight hours. ryan hughes has been following the story. ryan: you can still see a poll lying on the ground and pieces of the vehicle on the street. the car struck a tree and a poll, crossed through both lanes of traffic and crashed into another tree and caught on fire. detectives with the reconstruction unit are now trying to figure out how this accident happened. sadly, two people

gainsborough road. police got the call around 11:40 p.m. last night. when they got on scene, they found a 2011 audi wrapped around a tree and on fire. police say ken brooks lost control and ran off the road. brooks and his passenger, kathleen french, both died on scene. car caught on fire. democracy boulevard was shut down for nearly seven hours as investigators and a tow truck work to clear the scene. traffic is moving once again, but it's unclear why brooks ran off the road and lost control. montgomery police are asking for witnesses. if you were out here around midnight last night and saw the accident, you are urged to give them a call. ryan, abc seven news. adrianna: for the latest on all of these developing stories, be sure tge

app in the apple store or on google play. looking ahead to the virginia governor's race. it names supporting -- big names supporting the democratic candidate today in richmond. barack obama stumping with ralph northam. he faces republican ed gillespie spot.e commonwealth's top gillespie has gotten the backing of vice president mike pence. in election day is november 7, less than three weeks away. today is the deadline for cities who want to play home to amazon's long hyped second headquarters. here in our area, seven counties and cities are applying. d.c. is proposing four locations. along with the headquarters, there will be 50,000 new jobs, many paying six figures. of emergencystate for r

of white nationalist richard spencer. these are live pictures out of gainesville, florida. you can see protesters gathering ahead of the speech which is set to start around 2:30 p.m. it is already causing major security concerns. the university president says he believes in free speech, but the school will be forced to spend $600,000 on security, all on the taxpayer's dime. spencer is set to speak around 2:30 p.m., but as you see in these live pictures, there are a lot of protesters there already. a beautiful fall day. make sure you get out there and enjoy it. josh is here with the forecast. littleemperatures a warmer today. please guys as we look across the river as well. as we look across the river as well. temperatures in the middle 60's. the reason is high

area of high pressure over the united states. start to seeto temperatures moderate a bit more at night. as we go into the evening hours, it is more comfortable after work. ultimately work our way into the low 70's, hanging on to sunshine all day long. i think this is the real treat. temperatures are still in the 60's. we are not going to watch those tumbled to quickly. enjoy them more during the evening hours as well. degrees above0 average saturday and sunday, but we are going to bring back cooler temperatures next week. we will talk about that and the rain coming with it, coming up. adrianna: coming up, was his termination justified?

find out what he had to say after he was fired for allegedly knowing about a bombshell bribery scandal. plus, the wizards off to a great start.

at 1242 p.m., now and former louisville head coach rick pitino is speaking out about the bribery scandal that cost him his job. does it hurt? of course. wakes a choked up rick pitino bearing at all in his first public comments

removal as head basketball coach of the louisville cardinals in the wake of a federal investigation into college basketball corruption. >> if i knew something was wrong, i immediately would have terminated anybody in that situation. >> patino telling espn's jay bill as he may never return to coaching. you will coachve again? >> i don't know. i'm not sure i want to. i am just trying to concentrate not concernedm about the future. >> patino receiving a grand jury subpoena to produce phonorecords and other documents related to the case, according to his attorney. >> one thing you never want to do is mislead the fbi or u.s. attorney. this coming after accusations that a top executive funneled 00

brian bowen's commitment to the school. patino denied any knowledge of the alleged payment, citing a lie detector test. the wizards starting off the season victorino's. john bolling company opened last atht against the sixers capital arena and he was explosive. and eight assists. the wizards with a five-point win, 120-115. >> i put a lot of hard work and dedication in this summer. and my teammates are playing defense. .> you are so anxious you want to put on a show a little bit and do well, but at the same time, you have to remember that this is a game you grew up playing. it should be fun. we have to get back to that. once

everything was flowing. adrianna: the wizards next game is tomorrow at capital arena the detroit pistons. now to october baseball. the chicago cubs live to play another day. they took game for off the l.a. dodgers and avoided a sweep in the nlcs. their backs though are still .gainst the wall one more loss, and they are out. game five gets underway tonight at 8:08 p.m. the new york yankees looking to snap their world series a drought. of a blank

last night in the bronx. they take a 3-2 series lead. if they win tomorrow night in houston, that puts them in the world series for the first time since 2009. it's something where i have no vested interest. we have the wizards as our hope now. josh: and the weather. of us kind of getting there slowly. the sun is angled a little bit lower. it doesn't heat up quite as quickly. morning lows hang on a bit longer. our zoomed in satellite showing clear skies. that the story right now across the area. a lot of the mid atlantic. temperatures topped out today around 73 for d.c., 75 in manassas. for everybody, above average for this time of year. that trend does continue

our evening temperatures are going to feel pretty nice says. as we get closer to 9:00, we drop into the 50's. if you have plans to do anything later this evening, a light jacket and you will be good to go. manassas,ler spots, 48, 40 nine for winchester. a pretty big jump. a lot of areas woke up this morning in the 30's. tomorrow morning, i don't inc. that will be as much of an issue. are up totomorrow, we 70. 74 by the time the kids come home. we are starting off the weekend right. 74 will be our high today. as we head into saturday and sunday, we are going to carry that trend on with things a little bit warmer. we work our way throughout the weekend. we are still a little bit behind

is cooperating for whatever weekend plans you have. howard university has homecoming. temperatures in mid-70's at game time. you can watch that on news channel 8 as we work our way threat the afternoon. sunshine for the next several days into the weekend, a few more clouds. monday, the clouds build. looking for a half inch from most of us. some areas could see more than an inch. inchesaround three behind for the fall. after the cold front comes through, we will see cooler temperatures takeover, highs around the low 60's for wednesday and thursday. morning lows are the rude awakening. it's not so much the daytime highs, it's of the morning temperatures, and you will notice that even more as we get into the next week. i'm ona:

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adrianna: back to breaking news and live pictures out of gainesville, florida. hundreds are marching to protest the appearance of white nationalist richard spencer, who

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