initially. but that has changed within the hour. we understand that a driver started yelling and pulled out what is a fake gun but got back into his home depot marked pick up truck and that is when the police say he mowed down several people on nash bike path. hitting and killing several people. the latest number again are seven dead and at least 15 hurt. the driver was shot by police and is in custody. f.b.i. on the ground. governor cuomo on the way to the scene. president trump has been briefed. we are standing by for an update from police. we understand the update will happen in about 15 minutes. as soon as we it does, we will bring it to you live and the headlines out of it. michelle marsh from the "live desk." alison: keep us posted with new information. we'll bring you

the officials begin to speak on this. we want to remind you, new information will come in the newsroom. you can get breaking news from the abc7 app. larry: relief for thousands of drivers traveling i-95 each day. "7 on your side" with a look at the express lane extension opening today. sam sweeney live near the garrisonville road exit with what it means for you. good evening. sam: good evening. this means relief. traffic is moving on the garrisonville road. if you live here we know how bad it is. we have heard this is one of the worst places for traffic not just the area but the entire country. now that is about to change. every rush hour, every day, every driver knows it's gridlock near the i-95 garrison road flyover. >> i will say the word

>> until today i-95 express lanes ended here and forced drivers off garrison road or merge back to the main lanes of 95. >> one of the number one things we hope it does is reduce merging and the weaving. >> this afternoon, came relief. >> we are opening the southbound ramps a month early. >> after more than a year of construction. two more miles of the express lane opened past garrisonville road. ddot says this is phase one of many more to keep traffic moving between the district and fredericksburg. >> this is just the beginning. we get ten miles further south working with the partners you will see a whole different type of usage. >> this won't cost you more. you will need an e-z pass. if you have a car pal with more than thr

will need e-z pass flex. sam sweeney, abc7 news. alison: the district approved dockless bikes by several companies but now there concern they are just ditched anywhere. a bike was trashed with no front wheel and sitting there for weeks. the washington bicyclist association is watching to see how the companies handle the matters. >> mostly people behave themselves but there are kinks to work out in the beginning. >> d.c. councilmembers are worried about the bikes. you will hear their take at 6:00. larry: the police say they know the 18-year-old man who fell to his death off a parking garage wasn't pushed and he didn't jump. it happened on one of the upper levels of the reston town center. tom roussey reports police believe it was a tragic accident. >> everyone we talk to is calling this a tragic accident. according to the fairfax county police this young man landed behind me off the parking ga

this is the purple garage. where he fell from was all the way at the top. about six stories up. j >> the 18-year-old fell, he was trying to step over something. the victim was carvahal and he went by the name "junior." he had been hanging out with a friend when he fell. drugs and alcohol were not involved. he was pronounced dead sunday. he graduateed high school. he was a handsome athletic young man. they called it tragic and said it would take effort to be in a position to fall because

>> people i talked to and no one had any idea something so tragic happened here. i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. larry: sad update tonight after a car slammed into a tavern in upper marlboro. today we learned one of the men inside the is a vern died. isaiah pugh was active boy scout leader. so far, no charges have been filed in the crash. >> new information for you tonight after the indictment of president trump's former campaign chairman. plenty of debate over why paul manafort wasn't arrested before. if as the prosecutors allege the money laundering had been underway so long. chief political correspondent scott thuman looks at how it could shake up the rest of the lobbying industry. >> what could seal fate of president trump's former campaign chair in

obscure alleged crime. nonetheless the law. if paul manafort worked for pro russian groups overseas he needed to file for it and cite his earnings. >> takes an incredibly high profile job where everybody will look at him, look at his businesses. he painted a big bullseye on himself. >> manafort's attorney claim it is a novel theory to prosecute. >> the united states government only used that offense six times since 1966. it only resulted in one conviction. scott: a reporter who covers foreign lobbying for politico is the real news is it is a decades old law but under enforced or not enforced for ages. the news reports that emerged in the last 24 hours do seem to paint a picture that here on k-street, the

lob boeing world -- lobbying world, the laws have been ig snored, skirted or broken for years. which may be why they didn't go after manafort in the past. >> the fact that it is not discovered often is, you know, because after all, the people committing that kind of crime tend to be sophisticated types. >> is this a wakeup call for k-street? >> yes. i suspect a lot of people will clean up their act after this. >> on capitol hill, scott thuman, abc7 news. larry: president trump tweeting the biggest story from monday was the resignation of the democrat tony podesta from the lobbying firm. he is the brother of the former clinton campaign chair john podesta who you may remember had the e-mail hacked by russia. in a

podesta accused the president of perpetrating a "big lie." alison: new information tonight about the impact of three major hurricanes and the wildfires on all of our wallets. nancy chen is in the satellite center with some of the numbers for us. nancy: the head of the federal emergency management agency fema testifying before congress today. brock long told the senate panel that the united states is spending more than $200 million a day in response to hurricane harvey, irma and maria and the wildfires in california. 25 million americans were impacted by the natural disasters in the space of 50 days. right now more than 4 million are registered for the emergency aid and they predict more money will be needed than the $52 billion in the emergency relief allocated. he is working to power to be restored for puerto rico. 57

rico are still without power. nancy chen, back to you. larry: as we look ahead right now. taking a look outside. it is crisp night for the trick-or-treaters. bill kelly is live in arlington where the kids are already bundling up. en >> i will tell you what. this is a fun event. who are you? >> i'm zoe, i'm a cat. >> i'm abbc. >> i'm sophie. >> i'm a lion! >> you are a lion! look at them back here, too. how is everybody doing? good fun stuff. hey. speaking of lions, look at liberty. you heard your name. ♪ ahh, eyowww i don't know if that is the right thing. the numbers are currently in the upper 50's to the low 60's. there is a crispness to the air. i wouldn't

the temperatures will drop down when the sun goes down at 6:09. then it gets dark and the ghouls and the ghosts will be out. we will say 54 at 7:00. 52 by 8:00. cooling with the dry conditions by 9:00. we are around 50. i will tell you what. we talk about a warmup heading to the end of the week. before tonighte, head out and enjoy it. maybe a little bit of bundle up. back to you. three, two, one. >> back to you. bill: back to you! larry: thanks. kids all along the east coast are heading out for candy but not in part of new england. several towns in maine and massachusetts canceling trick-or-treating after the nasty storms left thousands without power. festivities will go on in alem, massachusetts -- salem, massachusetts, but they will see more security. alison: tomorrow is one month since the deadliest m

u.s. history. when a man started shooting from the las vegas hotel room to a crowd gathered at a music festival below. 58 people died. hundreds more were injured. we have good news to tell you about a person injured in the shooting. tina frost, this beautiful young woman is out of intensive care in baltimore. the anne arundel woman is able to write on a white board and she is trying to walk on her own. frost was shot in the head and lost one eye in that massacre. michelle: we are tracking breaking news out of new york city. as many as seven people are dead. 15 are hurt. we want to point out how the language surrounding this incident is changing as time goes by. now initially to walk you through where we have been and where we are heading. initially police in new york city calling this a road rage incident. but the police now saying the driver made a purposeful turn into that crowd of people on a

neighborhood. they are investigating this now as possible act of terror. look at the elements. rental pickup truck. reports of fake guns in the vehicle. using a vehicle as a weapon. this is awfully reminiscent and you begin to piece together elements that sound too familiar in past vehicle attacks around the world. too early to make all of those connections to the dots. the driver in the situation shot by police and in custody. the f.b.i. on the ground there. the governor of new york on his way to the scene. president trump has been briefed about the situation. we are standing by for is update from police. we expect it to happen in the next few minutes. as soon as it does, we will bring it to you live. announcer: just ahead, a new twist to high seas tale. two women adrift for months. were they lost to sea on purpose?

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news there as the new york city police now investigating after seven people reported dead. 15 hurt. we want to remind you the numbers often change when you have breaking news situations like this with such a fluid situation. the new york city police saying that they are looking at this as a possible act of terrorism. the 'chur in this certainly changing as the hours -- posture in this certainly changing as the hour goes by. we're standing by for a press conference. we will bring it to you live when it begins. alison: thank you for the latest. right now the streets of georgetown are open. but they won't be for long. they close each year on halloween as thousands and thousands of people descend upon the area to celebrate. it will all start at 6:30. if you want to see the road closures, go to the news app. meanwhile, d.c. school kids learned an important lesson this halloween. larry: mike carter-conneen reports that the district 911 and the 311 call center turned

mike: a thrilling day where the operators gave up the work routine to perform a dance routine for students at the martin luther king junior elementary school. saying it's spooky not to know the address. >> they will call and say i live in washington, d.c. or a certain neighborhood. or i live in northwest. >> the staff went all out to decorate the call center for the event. even with the decklations and the costumes the operators were receiving emergency calls. after their call center tour the children practiced calling 911. >> 911. >> in case of an emergency away from home they were also taught how to find or figure out an address looking at the mail and signs outside or asking an adult. >> teach my son in kindergarten. i had a jingle where i would teach him the address. that is how he learned it. i did the same with the telephone

where i work. >> teachers believe half the students memorize the address. >> while no one wants their child to experience an emergency or need to make a call it happens more often than you might think. southeast washington, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. larry: we want to thank all of you who submitted photos of yourselves, kids or pets in the halloween costumes. upload yours by clicking on the see it send it in the wjla news app. alison: this is an exciting day for the kids. they love to be outside. the weather plays a big role in how much fun everybody has. larry: perfect now. no need for a big coat yet. bill kelly has more. bill: hi, guys. i'm so happy we came out to the event. this is a cool deal. the

they march down the trail. how is everybody? [applause] look at you! are you harry potter? >> yes. bill: this is near and dear to my heart. my daughter is older than you, she is 12. she had a birthday. you know who she was? hermine. is that a friend of yours? how are you? what are you? >> alien. bill: that is the coolest alien i have ever seen in my life. you are frightening. what is your name? >> krista. bill: very cool. look, there are so many people out here and kids getting ready as the sun goes down to celebrate halloween. the shots get prettier and prettier as the color change on the leaves.

the sun goes down in an hour or so. the temperatures in the upper 50's. we have a few 60's out there. warrenton at 53. college park is 58. once the sun goes down the temperatures will drop behind it. the sun will set at 6:09. overall forecast. 50's if for trick-or-treat forecast. it's clear, cool, no storms to be worried about. no wind or anything you need to be concerned about. extra layer something you may want. break it down hour by hour because there is a little bit of a difference, maybe considerable difference depending where you are. 5:00, temperatures in the upper 50's. manassas around 61. then we drop the numbers. sun will go down and it knocks the numbers down west of the blue ridge mountains. winchester at 57 at 7:00. luray

no question. within the beltway, we will hang out in the mid-50's or so. 8:00 in the mid-to-the low 50's. cool, no doubt. the outlying areas. 9:00 at winchester is 39. you will feel that if the little one is a princess. back to you for breaking news. alison: we want to go to new york city where we follow breaking news now. serve people are dead and many others issued -- seven people are dead and many others issued. the officials are doing a press conference for what happened. the mayor is there, governor and members of the police department. assuming this is nypd here. hopefully they will give us the latest. let's listen? >> keep in mind this happened just a little over two hours ago so the information we are giving you is preliminary and subject

from governor cuomo and mayor de blasio, bill sweeney of the new york director in charge of the f.b.i. offices is up here, too. members of the executive staff. sy vance and members of state police. i want to say today there was a loss of innocent life in lower manhattan. the dead and the injured were going about their days. heading home from work or school and enjoying the afternoon sun on bicycles. this is a tragedy of the greatest magnitude. for many people and families in new york city and beyond today. i want to commend response from the nypd officer on post near the location who stopped the carnage moments after it began. also the work of the first responders including the fire department and the e.m.s. personnel surely helped save additional livings. i will give more of a chronology in a couple of minutes. i'd like to introduce mayor de blasio. >> thank you, commissioner. this is a very painful day in our city. horrible tragedy

side. let me be clear based on the information we have at the moment this was an act of terror. and particular liquoredly act of terror aimed at innocent -- particularly cowardly act of terror aimed at innocent civilians who had no idea what was about to hit them. we at this moment based on the information we have, we know of eight innocent people who have lost their lives. over a dozen more are injured. we know that this action was intended to break our spirit but we know new yorkers are strong, new yorkers are resilient and our spirit will never be moved by an about of violence and an act meant to intimidate us. we have been tested before as a city very near the site of today's tragedy.

in, in the face of these kinds of actions. we will respond as we always do. we will be undeterred. i want to thank everyone at the nypd, all our first responders for the extraordinary efforts in the midst of the tragedy starting with the officer who stopped this tragedy from continuing. all the first responders who came to the aid of those who were injured. the investigation is underway. to get all the facts and what we will tell you today of course will be preliminary. we know we will get down to bottom of what happened. i want to ask all new yorkers, all americans to keep the families of those lost in your thoughts and prayers. they will need our

we know it's halloween night. we know in the days ahead people will be uneasy. if you see something, say something if you see anything unusual, anything that worries you. be vigilant. know that there will be extensive additional employment of the nypd officers this everything and throughout the days ahead. we will keep you posted as the investigation continues. and as the nypd gains more information. governor cuomo? >> thank you. first, our thoughts and prayers are with the new yorkers who we lost today. it reminds us all how precious life is. they left the house this morning, they were enjoying the beautiful west side of

manhattan on a beautiful fall day. they are not returning home. the shock and the pain is going to be very real. our thoughts and our prayers are with all of them. our first responders did an extraordinary job. the nypd, fdny, the f.b.i., new york state police, e.m.s. we have the finest security on the globe. to see that in action proves that again. the new terrorist tactic which they have called for publicly are the lone wolfs who commit an act of terror. this is all preliminary. it's only been a couple of hours but there is no evidence to suggest a wider plot or a wider scheme. but the actions of one individual who meant to

pain and harm and probably death and the resulting terror. that was the purpose. we will be vigilant. more police everywhere. you will see them in the airport, you will see them in the tunnels. it's not because of any evidence of an ongoing threat or an additional threat. it is just out of vigilance and out of caution. the truth is new york is an international symbol of freedom and democracy. that is what we are. we are proud of it. that also makes us a target for those people who oppose those concepts. we have lived with this before. we felt the pain before. we feel the

we go forward together. we go forward stronger than ever. we are not going to let them win. if we change our lives and contort ourselves to them, then they win and we lose. we will go about our business. again there is no on going threat. there is no evidence of that at this time. there is no need to have undue anxiety. you will see more security forces but that is only because it's an abundance of caution, not a symbol of anything else. there will be continued investigation. and justice will be done. but again to those we lost, they are in our thoughts and our prayers. to the first responders, thank you, thank you, thank you f

you put your life on the line every day. you do it better than anyone else. to new yorkers, be new yorkers and live your life. don't let them change us or deter us in any manner, shape or form. thank you. >> thank you. i have to go through the chronology. i'll have questions but we are not going too deep into it. it is only two hours. after i get done with the chronology, dan will talk about the injuries. a male driving rented home depot pickup truck entered the bicycle path and began driving southbound striking a number of pedestrians and bicyclists along the route. chambers street, the truck collided with a school bus injuring two adults and two children.

driver of the truck, 29-year-old male exited the vehicle brandishing two handguns. the uniformed police officer assigned to the first precinct confronted the suspect and shot him in the abdomen. the suspect was wounded and transported to the hospital. paintball and pellet gun were recovered at the scene. the suspect identity is not being released at this time pending further investigation. at this point there were eight fatalities reported in connection to the incident. there are several people injured. the fire department will discuss that. dan? >> thank you. six people died. they were pronounced at the scene between housen street and chambers street. they were all males. two others were transported in

pronounced at the home. we transported 11 people all with serious but at this moment not life threatening injuries. they are what you expect as a truck went at high speed down that bicycle path. and struck bicyclists and pedestrians. there may billion more injuries as people self- evacuated. we will do that as we continue our survey but that is the patient count and the deaths as we know it now. >> at this point we will take some questions. miles? [inaudible question] >> you want to talk about the program a

>> as you know through the shield program we do have very wide outreach. we have just under 20,000 members in the private sector. after isis, maggie: came out with the issue about two years ago around this time of year suggesting car attacks, you will recall one of the targets they suggested was the thanksgiving day parade. we went and did extensive outreach to the truck rental business. we visited over 148 truck rental locations in this area. the obvious ones, uhaul, rider, home depot and talked about suspicious indicators and way to come forward after attacks on the german christmas market and nice. we repeated that two more times with telephonic contact, e-mail or going to the same place. the industry has had a high level of awareness of this

>> do -- [inaudible question] >> it's too early to discuss that. this just happened two hours ago. that is of course part of the investigation. [inaudible question] >> initially we thought it might have been but it turned out not to be. [inaudible question] that is all part of the investigation. [inaudible question] >> no, this incident is over. it did end right by the high school so we made sure the kids were taken care of. we held them in place for a while and it is important we do that but the incident is over. david? hold

david? >> the age of the suspect and the victims? was there anything that resembled a bomb? >> he is a 29-year-old male. i won't talk about the truck right now. >> did you confirm that the suspect said "allahu akbar" or anything of that respected or is that the only indication this is an act of terror? >> he made a statement when he exited the vehicle and if you look at the m.o. of the attack it's con since tent with what is going on and that along with the statement has enabled us to say this is a terrorist attack. >> do you have his national? is there any intelligence on this? >> it's two hours old. we will update you. this is con ducked jointly with the nypd and the

[inaudible question] i'm not going into that. john? not right now. no. yes? [inaudible question] >> after the times square incident, i talked about this. any incident that happens in new york or around the world we have to learn from that so we'll take a look at that. he is in the hospital. i won't tell you what hospital. i'll tell chief gomez talk about the halloween parade. >> in less than 90 minutes the parade will take off. we will proceed with the parade. we added more police officers and resources, blocking vehicles on the street leading to the route as well as sand trucks. there is also heavy weapons teams deployed throughout the city at key iconic locations.

[inaudible question] >> this is why we do investigations. initially i'm sure whoever put it out wasn't sure what the event was. now two hours into it, this is the determination we made. jeff, first row. too early in the investigation to know that. rocco? [inaudible question] >> i haven't looked at the video yet. we are retrieving as much video as possible. he entered the bike path at houseston street and exited at chambers street and collided with the school bus. there are no intersections between houseston and chambers. hold on. [inaudible question] dan, do you have that? >> there ar

serious but not life threatening. [inaudible question] we won't talk about where the home depot was rented from yet. do we know how many people were on the bus? there were two adults and two children on the school bus. in the back? lisa? [inaudible question] i don't know. part of the investigation. we don't have it yet. >> a lot of information to be gotten. preliminarily, is there another person with more information, at this point is there further information as motivation? >> i will close this off by saying look, again, nypd is investigating this with our federal partners, with our state partners. it will be a very, very thorough investigation. the most important thing is governor cuomo sai

commissioner said, people should go about their business knowing the nypd is out in force with the partner agencies tonight and throughout the week. very important additional measures will taken for people's safety. but the bottom line is we are going to go about the business in the city. we are not deterred. we will get you updates later in the everything. -- later in the evening. thank you. larry: they are talking about the incident in lower manhattan today. pickup truck rented from home depot turned off the regular street on to a bike path and began plowing over bicyclists. eight dead, and a dozen seriously injured. the president a short time ago issuing a tweet saying in new york city, it looks like another attack by a sick and deranged person. law enforcement is following this closely. not in the usa. that was from the president a short time ago. we know closer to home the washington police now say they are beefing

georgetown where there is going to be as always a halloween get-together on the main street there. they have closed off that street with giant trucks. big pickup -- bigger than puckup trucks. huge dump truck filled with sand to brock this kind of threat. where the vehicle used as an attack. we are following the developments from new york city and here in town. we have more news after this.

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advance toward him when he was this years old in the 1980's. alison: if you have driven along leesburg area you have seen belmont tv a time or two or you remember the catchy jingle on the airways many years. employees, closing up shop for the final day comes with mixed emotions. >> an open sign now hangs dark. >> some boxes are packed. others dumped. >> it's funny. it didn't really hit me too hard until we started to talk about it like this. it's rough. >> rough. 20-year belmont tv employee tony says because the company was like family. >> 20 years of gas in hi car, roof over my head. >> customers call it a staple on king street in arlington. some stopping by on tuesday, a day after the doors officially closed for business. >> i heard from one of the managers that the door was closed and i couldn't go in to

i was disappointed. >> i told him i was sorry he was leaving. >> the inside of the store sits empty. >> it's time to move on. >> time to move on the owner says after his father opened the shop 75 years ago. >> it is with mixed emotions they shut the door. >> we kept changing the business to accommodate changes and the margins continued to shrink. >> now signaled retirement. the last of the boxes packed up. room once filled with the tv's and electronics now full of memories. now a more permanent reminder. >> riding it out is better than cutting and leaving. >> in arlington, amy aubert, abc7 news. larry: still ahead at 5:00 -- >> sorry. have you seen my dog?

searching desperately for the four-legged friend. alison: but first how a story that gripped america is starting to unravel. the latest on the two women who say they spent months lost at sea. jonathan: updating breaking news from new york city. eight people now dead. sources telling abc news the suspect they name and arrested is a 29-year-old from florida. his name is sayfullo saipov. a lot of developments from the story. we are just learning a few. as we get more we will pass it along. time for a break.

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jonathan: updating the breaking news story out of new york city this afternoon. an attack carried out with a pickup truck rented. at one point the truck turned off the road and onto a bike path in lower manhattan plowing over people who were out bicycling on halloween afternoon. eight people dead, dozens others injured. he got out after he hit a school bus. he had paintball and pellet gun and neither lethal. the police shot him and he was

29-year-old man from florida, sayfullo saipov. there is a lot more we are trying to find out. we are staying on top of the breaking news. we will have any developments when they come in. alison: other news we are following today. doubt now cast on the story of survival for two women who say they were lost at sea for months. we are learning the women who first claim to be in distress never activated the emergency beacon. now key elements of the account are being contradicted. reporter: the coast guard says the two women rescued after drifting in the pacific ocean for five months never activated the emergency beacon. >> why didn't we do this? in hawaii, i have learned you don't use the emergency position radio beacon unless you are

>> they left honolulu on the sailboat on may 3 with the two dogs valentine and zeus bound for tahiti. 2600 miles away in the south pacific. less than a month in the voyage in a spell of bad weather the engine stopped running for good. the water purifyer broke. the women say the distress calls and the signal flares went unanswered for months and the year-long supply of food was almost gone. >> we realized no one was assisting us. we actually talked about how we believed we had been left for dead. that was it. >> but now this. >> i did not feel we were in imminent danger. we were distressed. no question about it. >> taiwanese fishing vessel finally spotted them and alerted the u.s. navy. a warship picking them up and bringing them to oak

okinagwa. >> the delaware veteran won't stop until she finds her dog. this is not the typical case. her dog ran off after having a seizure. they have spent 12 days looking for ozzie only to have the efforts thwarted time and again. >> ozzie has taken care of me for two years and he needs me to take care of him now. >> almost able to get close a couple of times. but then somebody has come along and tried to help, trying to catch him and he has taken off. >> they were paired together when she returned from afghanistan with post traumatic distress disorder. hoping the track ozzie down they have set out food. hope they find him. alison: bill kelly has had a great assignment live in arlington to see the cute

larry: he is having more fun than they are there. bill, what say you? bill: yes. yes. it was a fun evented. we are back where it started. blue mont and emerson. what is going on? you want to say hi? what is your name? >> phil. >> good to see you. what are you dressing as? >> phil. >> so if you see phil knock on the door, it's not unexpected. let me show you the trees. past peak viewing historically, late this year. but there are nice colors out this time of night. you can see the orange and the green. gorgeous night. weather conditions are quiet. the winds are still. 59 at dulles. 61 here in d.c. manassas at 61. crisp and cool. but man for this time of year it's nice out there. the

like this. 54 at 7:00. 50 at 9:00 tonight. quickly cooling. when the sun goes down you notice a big difference. sun going down at 6:0 it. in the next couple of days we warm it up tomorrow. more clouds tomorrow than today. temperature around 62. check out thursday and friday. if you want to get out and play golf, the days are waning getting closer to winter. 73 on thursday. 75 on friday. how about that? models are going back and forth. it's something we are watching. next week we are in the 50's and the 60's. the wheel of fortune sign, mobile wheel of fortune is coming through the district tomorrow and friday if you want to be a participant on the show. check it out. that is fun. go to the website wjla.com for more information

halloween night, kids heading out. i love when the weather is night. you have to go as the princess or the "star wars" character with the umbrella. it doesn't look right. larry: i always hated that. as a kid. even last year i hated that. i went trick-or-treating with the umbrella. whatever you or your kids are dressing up as, share the photos with us. upload them by clicking on see it,

independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam nt to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators.

candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. larry: "7 on your side" in health matters as the prescription prices rise across the country. as kevin lewis reports now attorneys general in 40 states including maryland and virginia are taking steps to stop price gouging. >> the pharmaceutical industry was very much opposed to this. >> maryland's attorney general touting a new state law. built to torpedo surging cost of prescription drugs.

they used martin shkreli as a prime target. >> why did you raise it from $13 to $250? he said, "because i can." our answer is no you can't. not in maryland. kevin: the law took effect this month is the fist of its kind in the u.s. drug companies sued the state of maryland calling the law unconstitutional. this is as maryland officials urge residents to visit healthcareforall.com to share their own stories on the rising cost of medicine. >> it is personal for me. rushern baker's wife was diagnosed with early on set dementia nine years ago. >> i have some of the best insurance in the world as county executive. i have access to some of the best doctors. i have a health officers there. i had resources. what happens to somebody who comes in there and says i can't affrd

>> politicians admit the new law doesn't have power to reverse current drug prices but will rather prevent sharp increases in the future. kevin lewis, abc7 news. >> from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. >> this was an act of terror. and a particular liquoredly act of terror -- particularly cowardly act of testify ror. jonathan: a rented pickup truck powering through cyclists killing eight people and injuring dozens of others. our news team is monitoring feeds on what is happening. michelle: what we know now is police shot the suspect, the attacker in lower manhattan. it is important to note this is all happening only a few blocks from ground zero. nancy chen is at the "live desk" with reaction from the presen

eight people are dead. 11 people have serious and non-life threatening injuries after the truck mowed down people on a bike path in lower manhattan. it happened this afternoon after 3:00 on a bike path that runs along the west side highway. city officials believe it's deliberate. bill de blasio on the act of terror. sources telling abc news the suspect screamed "allahu akbar." abc news reporting that the suspect is identified as 29-year-old man from florida. the truck which was a rental from home depot hit a school bus after running down the bike path hurting two adults and two children there. >> today there is a loss of innocent life in lower manhattan. dead and injured going about their days enjoying the sun.