announcer: from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. >> the breaking news from fort bragg in north carolina, where a military judge ruled army sergeant bowe bergdahl will not face jail time. he pleaded guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy after abandoning his post in afghanistan. he will be stripped of his rank and dishonorably discharged. he was captured by the taliban and and held prisoner for five years.

for army sergeant bowe bergdahl. also breaking now, abc 7 him has gone details on that report about whether or not there was great fixing going on at prince george's county schools. we are live in landover with what we found out. this course come all of started when a group of school board member started hearing from teachers. they made an allegation that there was a fixing of grades, being done on purpose. it is my understanding that the report did not find an order to fix grades. i have not seen the report. but i have been briefed by officials with knowledge of the report. essentially, what it did was across --e graduating class of prince george's county high schools. that was 7500 students. they found one third had some sort of grade change. that could be completely legitimate, to have a grade chan

, and they found 6% of that one third should not have graduated from prince george's county high schools. they were able to document that they did not meet the requirements in those cases. again, this is just one third of , and 6% ofing class that one third. there are additional categories of students that have raised questions. 14% of the 1/3 could not prove one way or the other that they were qualified. maybe all of the students could have graduated, maybe none of them. 40% of that one third that they looked at were found to have had 10 or more unexcused absences and no proof any makeup work could be done. extrapolate any final numbers. the only one that seems hard is that 6% of 1/3 of the graduating class was determined to have been not eligible to graduate.

sports and learning complex here at prince george's county, where we had an opportunity to talk to the county executive and get his reaction. seen the report, but what i have been briefed on and what i want parents and teachers and folks to know is this came about because people and that grade changing things of that nature were being hiscted by dr. maxwell and senior staff, making people do this at the local level. that has been found not the case. that is the first thing people to know. the person in charge of our school system has done everything he is supposed to do in terms of holding to the highest ethical standards. baker also notes this is the first time a school system graduation rate has been audited in this way. he says he wonders how it would be if other school systems were looked at. we are hoping and have been led to believe that the state

department of education releasing the report. when we have it, we will get right back to you. in landover, brad bell, abc 7 news. adrianna: also breaking this afternoon, a man claiming to have an explosive outside the white house is under arrest. john gonzalez has more on the quick response from authorities. john: out of an abundance of caution, the secret service kept the area in front of the white house closed for more than two hours. they have really he escalated the scene here. theirave scaled back presence by secret service vehicles, personnel, and they have dropped the yellow tape. terrorists, being allowed back onto pennsylvania avenue. from where we are here, we can see a very busy area in front of the white house. that was not the case for almost two hours. the whiteperimeter of house was closed. some sections of the executive mansion also placed

for a time. the white house press corps forced to leave their area. closed around 9:30. our cameras captured the secret service going through a pair of jeans on the ground here on pennsylvania avenue. we are told the person is in custody. sources telling us of that subject claiming to have explosives. no indication that any weapons or explosives have been found. lafayette park was also closed for some time. again, police still investigating, trying to figure out exactly what this man was doing, what his claims exactly were in front of the white house. for now, we can tell you they have given the all clear. backors, tourists allowed in front of the white house. john gonzalez, abc 7 news. adrianna: the president was not at the white house. he is on his way to asia, where he will focus on north korea and trade. he left behind his

secretary and chief economic advisor to make progress on tax or form. that could be do or die for republicans. it is a tax fight the president will not be around me, leaving washington for asia today. but yesterday, unveiling the bills you was confident in. >> i will be back in 11 days. i know things will do well. >> republicans say they are takes the seven tax brackets and reduces them to four. so if you are a family that makes more than $24,000 but less than $90,000, you pay up to 12% in taxes. that means for the average them in making 59,000 dollars a year, they say you would save roughly $1200 annually. the estate tax would also be gone. the corporate tax rates last from 35% down to 20%. to balance those dollars, they slash

the medical expense reduction and the mortgage interested action, cut in half to the first $500,000 of the loan. >> they are doing tax giveaways to the wealthy and the powerful, and telling the middle class, take a hike. you are on your own. >> before taking off for asia, the resident disagreed -- the president disagreed. >> the middle class is a beneficiary. >> capitol hill republicans may be receptive, but 50% of americans are against the plan according to the latest abc -"washington post" poll. republicans are confident they can get this to a boat in the house by thanksgiving. first, they have some selling to do to their own members. how exactly those tax cuts will be paid for. serena marshall, abc news, washington. adrianna: overnight, trump's

twitter account disappeared for about 11 minutes. turned out a twitter employee account oned the their last day. tweeted was that, trump againstluding one hillary. he said -- comments come as three people with his campaign now face charges of meddling in the election. now to the virginia governor's race. just four days away until the polls open. today, ralph northam has a full slate of campaign events. the raiders poll shows that he poll showse latest he holds a four-point lead over republican at gillespie. we spoke with gillespie via phone. he shared his thoughts. >> i can see wherever i go on the campaign trail, the energy.

fact that i have these specific policies to get bridging a life going again. people appreciate that. adrianna: tonight at 5:00, our jonathan elias sits down with democratic nominee ralph northam to discuss his view on how he would make virginia better if he was elected governor. new developments in the manhattan terror attack. new york city is installing concrete barriers along the bike mode down a driver pedestrians tuesday afternoon. last night, hundreds attended a vigil for the eight people deadliest attack in new york city since 9/11. speaking to reporters before he left for asia, the president claimed increased action against isis, but did not elaborate. and we go in depth at a look at to learnhas been able -- lure american

on the terror attack in new york for you. abc 7 news at,ee available in the app store and google play. right now, millions across the country are doing whatever they can to get their hands on the newest iphones. hits stores today. you will not believe the line of people waiting. our ryan hughes is in georgetown with more. ryan: there were cheers when apple opened its doors for the release of the brand-new iphone x. the apple store in georgetown opened at 8:00 after much anticipation. once outside, to -- customers cannot wait to program the iphone. >> i had the seven plus before. it was a little on the bigger side. i am happy to have a smaller one. >> it has been

i'm excited to try it out. ryan: this crowd started lining up around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. >> on the streets, you have to make friends. ryan: apple is known for creating hype around each new launch. this time around, it is being called the biggest leap forward since the original iphone, with face recognition to unlock the phone and wireless charging. >> i think we all just excited to get a new phone. line since 2010 for the iphone 4. cost the new iphone x will about $1000. but everyone around -- out here says it is worth every penny. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. adrianna: the good news for those waiting in lines is the weather cooperated. meteorologist steve rudin is here with a forecast. steve: yesterday, we had 77 degrees as a high. this is our bellevue

country club. a few golfers enjoying themselves. take advantage of the warm weather. take advantage of the dry conditions. tonightare on the way and into tomorrow. reagan national, 60 eight degrees. wind out of the south-southeast are around seven miles per hour. if you have plans to go out to eat for lunch, take a walk, get fresh air in, looking good. you can wear shorts and short sleeves. daytime highs in the upper 70's for most of the area. a little cooler to the west of us in western maryland. coming up, i will timeout showers for the upcoming weekend. not a washout. however, late tomorrow night into early sunday morning, if you have outdoor plans, you do not want to miss it a plus, early sunday morning, daylight saving time cost to a close. we fall back one hour. a good day to change or batteries. adrianna: next at noon, talk about an accident that stings. a semi tck

first, a quick check of traffic with eric smith. eric: good afternoon. finally friday. a lot of going ons on the roadway, including a bad crash at old georgetown road in bethesda. the top side of the beltway here. the inner loop crash. the two left lanes are shut down. truck isif that involved or if it is a tow truck. one right lane squeezing by. delays back near that 270 spur. this is within delays that were already here. caused byst likely these claims going past connecticut avenue, slow towards georgia. the work zone for the midday. still active right now. that is in your right lane. outer loop traffic slow for the work zone, though lanes should be open.

struggling for that construction project, hopefully clearing soon. inbound past of the old drive, you lose the two right lane's, down to spring street. the tail end of the work zone, another tough spot for the downtown silver spring area. before that, colesville road was dealing with that in the

adrianna: police in california were careful not to get too close to this accident overnight. millions of bees escaped after this truck carrying their hives crashed. the keepers were called in and saved as many

and insects as they could. we are three weeks away from thanksgiving, but it is already snowing in parts of the lower 48. this is what it looks like in montana. that is outside glacier national park. several inches already on the ground. another six to eight could fall by the end of the weekend. keep it over there in the northwest. steve: and that is typical for this time of year in montana. for us, we will hold off. it is so nice out there. it does not get much better. but i have heard that some people are sort of complaining that it is a little too warm. adrianna: it does not feel like fall. in their defense. steve: tomorrow, we make of that hard return again. i want to show a nice picture that reminds me of summer. delaware, a lot of folks enjoying themselves. people even in the sand soaking in the sunshine while they can.

into tomorrow night. temperatures around the area, pleasantly warm. 68 degrees at reagan national airport. three degrees warmer at dulles. temperatures cooler to the west of us. western maryland, middle 50's at this hour. the clouds are just beginning to overspread the capital beltway. lots of sunshine still for southern maryland. lot of sunshine now, but it will fade as a goes through the next hour or two. the frederick, maryland area, earlier, a few passing showers. it did not amount to a lot. for thisve plans afternoon, keep an umbrella handy, even though you will probably not need it. temperatures make it to the upper 70's. i would not be surprised some areas see highs around 80 degrees. hour,il

nighttime lows tonight around 40 to 50 degrees with milder temperatures closer to the capital beltway. getting up tomorrow morning, maybe going to the farmers market, temperatures on the cool , then we warm up a little bit. highs only around 60 degrees. here is our futurecast as we move through tomorrow. notice how the clouds increase and showers arrive from the south and west tomorrow evening tomorrow night. make sure you have an umbrella handy. we take you to the tender outlook. daylight saving time comes to one and early sunday morning. showers monday and tuesday. big cold and into next week. highs in the 50's. lows in the 40's. adrianna: happening tonight, a 20/20"l edition of " focusing on isis and how they target

online. these stories are mind blowing to this follows the deadly attack in manhattan on halloween. here with a preview is abc's brian ross. these stores are coming from teenagers who have good homes, both parents in the home, and the parents are at the oblivious until the last minute. >> that is right. really chilling stories. diane sawyer her team doing more than a year -- spent more than a year getting into the heads of these young people, young americans, who come from, oftentimes, christian homes some very cleverced by isis followers in syria, who know how to use the promise of romance or adventure to get in the heads of young people who are having their own personal problems as they face adolescence. adrianna: you said the parents of this -- how is it such a secret? >>

one of the focuses of diane's on the son of a marine captain signing up to be one of isis' soldiers. he had no idea. it is heartbreaking, how he dreamed his sunday might follow in his footsteps and join the military. as he came to realize, when his sunday ordered a silencer and it showed up in the mailbox, he ended up calling the police on his own son. adrianna: what would you want parents to take away from diane's report tonight? >> i think it is the fact that in the room, by themselves, if they are troubled or there is something they are up to, you have to pay attention. the marine captain says really keep an eye on your kids. because that computer opens the world to them, for good and for bad. adrianna: thank you for your time. "20/20

a really fascinating story. you do not want to miss that. we have much more ahead. first, here is a check of what is coming up tonight at 5:00. >> good afternoon. coming up tonight at 5:00, this woman is the oldest flight attendant in the world. she lives right here in our area. she welcomes abc 7 aboard her flight and takes us back in history. >> we used to pay out cigarettes. >> after 60 years of service, the celebrations

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first world series victory parade kicks off at 2:00 houston time. stick with us. a beautiful day to get outside. but will it stay like this through the weekend? will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged more for health care; premiums would go up. and adams supports giving employers the power to block birth control access for female employees. john adams: wrong on health care, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. what does it feel like? like? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a little different to us all.

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adrianna: another day of no complaints about the weather. steve: it is so warm out there. i cannot wait to get outside to grab lunch. highs in the upper 70's to arou 8

60. then coolernd 70, next week, with daytime highs in the 60's and lows in the district in the low 40's. if you do not like today, wait until tomorrow. adrianna:

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announcer: from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. adrianna: that breaking news from fort bragg in north carolina, where a military judge just ruled army sergeant bowe bergdahl will not face any jail time. hl pleaded -- bergda guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy after abandoning his post in afghanistan. he wasd by the taliban, held for five years before a controversial prisoner swap in 2015. again, no jail time

isis is calling the terrorist in the manhattan attack a soldier of the caliph at. -- caliphate. ingie rulli is digging fever behind that man. maggie: isis now claiming response ability for the deadly attack in halloween -- in your city on halloween night, prompting concerns the attacker may have been part of a larger cell. reports show sayfullo saipov called a friend an hour before the attack. beks het one of the uz came with has been expelled. >> one thing investigators will look at is if there is any kind of network operating in this country from uzbekistan. maggie: at least nine uzbek immigrants are convicted or awaiting trial for terror charges in the united states. new yorkers continue to mourn the

determination to keep living. >> new yorker stronger than something like this. maggie: one of those injured, a student on the school bus struck by the rental truck. down -- landed on me. maggie: was back at school the very next day. >> i wanted to go, because i was not hurt, was not injured. maggie: new york setting up concrete barriers along the bike path, trying to make sure what happens there never again. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. latest onwe have the the attendant attack in new york for you. sign up for our free abc 7 app store -- out on the app store. new abc news-"washington post" poll found that

propose the new republican tax plan. 60% of those surveyed say it favors the wealthy. trump defended his plan before leaving on a 12 day trip to asia. >> the middle class is a big beneficiary. we have really had tremendous receptivity to it. taxhey are delaying giveaways to the wealthy and the powerful, telling the middle class, "take a hike." plan would reduce seven tax brackets to foreground. the standard deduction would double for most people, while personal exemptions, including medical expenses, will go away. the democratic party has been rocked by a claim that the clinton campaign had effectively taken control of the dnc before she got the nomination. trump is now weighing in. >> overnight, the president jumped on revelations that hillary clinton had control over the dnc even before she won her party's

donna brazile just claimed the system was rigged to steal the nomination from bernie sanders. major violation of campaign finance laws and monday -- money laundering. he is referring to revelations in a new book by former dnc chair donna brazile, who reveals the dnc entered into an agreement back in 2015 that gave the clinton team a degree of control over the party long before the first votes were cast in the democratic primary. trump continued the attack last night in an interview on fox news. >> that is a big story. it is illegal, number one. and really unfair to bernie sanders. i am not a bernie sanders fan, but let me say, i got a lot of his votes when he was thrown out. >> the president expressed frustration that he does not have more control over his own justice department. >>

with the justice department. why are they not going after hillary clinton with her emails and the dossier and the kind of money -- is it possible they paid $12.4 million for the dossier, which is phony, fake. the virginia governor's race, we are now in the home stretch. just four days away until polls open. ralph northam has a full slate of campaign events today. according to the latest suffolk university poll, north them -- northam holds a slim four-point lead over and blessed be this morning, we spoke to gillespie via phone. he shared his thoughts. i go thesee everywhere enthusiasm, the energy. people are responding to the fact that i have these specific detailed policy proposals to get virginia going again and to make life better for all of virginia. people appreciate that. adrianna:

will sit down with the democratic nominee, ralph northam, to discuss his view on how he would make virginia better if elected governor. turning now to the weather, we have been spoiled with unseasonably warm weather. we should really soak it up today. steve: absolutely. ring it all in. it is beautiful out there now. about twore was taken minutes ago. clouds just beginning to increase. notice the fall color change around the gw parkway. looking a little better out there. a lot of the trees of the season going from green to brown and then on the ground. if you have any raking to do, the best time to do it would be later today into the afternoon. then tomorrow, do it early on, because we have showers on the way later today. reagan national airport at 68 degrees. 71 in reston. 75 in fredericksburg. woodbridge, 71. highs today eventually make it

some areas likely even touch the 80 degree mark as you move through the later afternoon hours. clouds are on the increase. a few spotty showers. talking a better chance for more moderate rain as we move into tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. i will time all of that out for you coming up in a few minutes. plus, daylight saving times close early sunday morning. we fall back by one hour. but at least we get one hour of extra sleep. i know you will like that one. adrianna: you know i love it. nas was developing story out of hollywood. new allegations against kevin spacey. eight people who work on "house of cards" accuse the star of sexual harassment, saying it created a toxic work environment. linsey davis is here with more. harassmental allegations against kevin spacey. eight new accusers speaking anonymously

saying his behavior was predatory, claiming it involve nonconsensual touching and crude comments targeting some male crewmembers. one former production assistant told cnn a spacey sexually assaulted him in a car. >> the new allegations against kevin spacey raise questions as to whether there will be criminal and civil charges filed. productiont, the company behind "house of cards" said we are deeply troubled to learn of these new allegations ng kevin spacey's behavior. found mr. spacey willingly participated in a training process. suspendedd already "house of cards was quite after --

after allegations from anthony rapp. his representative confirms kevin spacey is now seeking unspecified treatment. this as harvey weinstein could face potential criminal charges. the nypd says they are heestigating allegations an actress. he forced himself against her. -- filmmaker is now this is not tied to the "l.a. times" report where six women alleged ratner

female lawmakers tell the associated press that fellow members of congress have harassed them, and they say it happened years or even decades ago. ofy include comments come-ons, lewd comments, and even groping on the allows -- on the house floor.

announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon. on your side. adrianna: back with the latest on monday williams' h -- wendy william's

sat down with her one-on-one to find out exactly what happened. >> we do it every year. it was a lot of fun. let's get started. our first -- it was the moment that left everyone speechless. wendy williams fainting during a live broadcast of her halloween episode tuesday morning, hitting the ground while introducing a halloween costume contest segment, fueling rumors she may be suffering from a debilitating illness. >> people thought i was having a stroke. other spot i was having a heart attack. >> but the popular daytime television host, known for her audience and hot topics -- >> you are a jackson, for god's sake. >> told me that moment had everything to do with a very tight halloween costume and a bad case of dehydration. >>

age. i did not think my costume was hot when i first tried it on. it was a cat suit. people thought it was a dress. if it was, i would be like this. according to paramedics, i was dehydrated, apparently. instead of drinking regular water, i had a electrolyte drinks. i went to my own doctor. >> it was incredible. you came back out and hit the show. later, thenutes audience was shocked to see her back. >> that was not a stunt. >> did you ever consider taking it easy at that point? >> well, i am not an average talkshow host. >> maybe your body is telling you to slow down. >> maybe. but that is what the weekend is for. >> so you do not slow down? >> i do find time for myself. >>

faint? >> yes. when we came back from the break, i felt it. it felt like i was in the middle of a fire. starting down at my feet, going all the way up. i got very scared, because it was a live show. i was more concerned with, when i fall, am i going to crack my skull? you know? crew and security here thought that the bug eyed look i gave was part of a stunt, because i am always doing tricks. this is a trick show. we are always doing tricks and stunts. so that -- they thought that was part of something, so no one came out. then i hit the ground. chaos ensued. >> in typical wendy fashion, she never lost her sense of humor, trying to keep her cost them together. >> i thought, well, i have the cost him, and i have

pretty, because this will never happen again. and go down with the crown. ♪ all right. fans are buzzing about the latest trailer for "star wars: the last jedi." it racked up more than two and a half million views in less then two hours. i am a "star wars" nerd. i can't wait. steve: you will wait at 8:00 at night -- adrianna: i do not do that lines. you will be all just up? adrianna: i might dress up. steve: awesome. i like that. we have had these ups and downs in terms of temperatures the past week. i want to give a little bit of perspective. pretty p

the mountains. yesterday, we had 77 degrees for a high. yesterday was the warmest day, but it has been a school at 60 degrees. so upset and downs. upper 70's to around 80 degrees. adrianna: it looks like the stairmaster. steve: it does. something i should revisit. looking over national harbor, clouds are on the increase, but overall, a nice looking afternoon around the dmv. if you have the option of going outdoors and soaking in the outdoors, just taking a little short walk, i would take advantage of it. some bigger changes on the way for tomorrow. upper 60's and low 70's. a little cooler to the west of us. oakland, maryland, and cumberland, now in the 50's. a lot cooler out there. can see the, you clouds just begin to ride in from the north and west. watching

profess that your skies are cloudy. national harbor, just partly cloudy. a lot of southern maryland. a few showers hugging the i-81 corridor. front royal, a few scattered showers. they will be hit or miss as we move through the afternoon. highs today make it to around 77 degrees. some areas a couple degrees warmer. others, little cooler. stray shower as they move through the afternoon. tonight, we have the wine on the clouds this update as we move through the late night hour. 40 to 50 degrees as an overnight low. your day planner tomorrow, more afternoonough the hours. if you're going to be out and about, 4:00 to 6:00 tomorrow, make sure you have an umbrella handy. futurecast paints a good picture as to the wet weather on the way. dry early tomorrow morning.

market or grabbing a cup of coffee. jacket, you need a light one at least. rain gear, you do not need it yet. middaying through the hours, clouds will increase from the south. look at what happens as a move into the dinnertime hour. heavier rain bands to the south and west of us. then, more moderate rain into later tomorrow night and early sunday morning. keep a watchful eye on that. sunday, we have the walk across bridge tender. temperatures around 64 degrees. timeout 6:40. that is because daylight saving time comes to a close early sunday morning. -- 730 day outlook monday. the better chance of a few rumbles of thunder. we keep a few showers in the forecast tuesday. much cooler for the middle and end of next week. highs in the mid to upper 50's, with nighttime lows in the 40's.

beltway. that means temperatures much colder than that to start your day, friday of next week come out to the west mountains. like today, not wait until tomorrow. andanna: one asher's fan dad to be had tickets at the world series game in l.a. back in texas, went into labor. lindsay says she called her husband, said she would hate to ask him to miss the world series, but that baby is coming. he took the first flight back to houston and made it. was awesome, e they stillpic. adrianna: -- epic. adrianna: they still have not decided. on a name. black friday is around

people ask you, how can ayou possibly do this?e, and we say, how can we not? if these kids go through what they go through, we can support them. dr. ralph northam has been our volunteer medical director for the last eighteen years. he's made such a difference in so many families' lives. ralph northam: these kids have given me more than i could ever give them. and i wanna make sure that every family in virginia can afford good healthcare when they need it.

adrianna: 12:53. halloween has come and gone the that means black friday shopping deals are already here. one big question -- review by now or wait for better deals later? rebecca jarvis has tips. >> 53 days until christmas, and already, some retailers putting on the full-court press. >> some retailers are getting very excited and really pushing deals, starting today. >> inside amazon's countdown to black friday, discounts on tories and electronics. these headphones now $40 off.

now $85 off. ebay introducing new daily deals every five minutes to november 9. for this kitchenaid excerpt 250 dollars, a 57% discount. inch flat screen. a 35 percent -- a 35% discount. some experts say for some items, waiting maybe your best bet. flatscreen tv's could be a low as $70, black friday. >> we believe deals are going to get even better. if you feel like you have to have that item and have never seen it that cheap, buy it, hold onto the receipt, and go back later, if it is cheaper, say hey, please adjust the price. ll saying up to 50% off through 7:00 p.m. eastern tonight on gaming s

adrianna: all the vitamin d today. thee: soak it in and enjoy warmth. tomorrow will be a shock to the system, even though the temperatures are just a little below average at 60. it will feel a whole lot worse, because today, we are in the upper 70's to maybe 80 degrees. cooler into the

people ask you, how can ayou possibly do this?e, and we say, how can we not? if these kids go through what they go through, we can support them. dr. ralph northam has been our volunteer medical director for the last eighteen years. he's made such a difference in so many families' lives. ralph northam: these kids have given me more than i could ever give them. and i wanna make sure that every family in virginia can afford good healthcare when they need it.

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