announcer: now, abc seven none -- abc 7 at noon, on your side. >> heartbreaking. that churches my family. i have so many that are gone. adrianna: right now at noon, heavy hearts for texas. in the last 30 minutes, law enforcement officials gave brand new details on the church shooting that left 26 people dead in sutherland, texas.

not have a license to carry a gun. police say he may have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. we now know there was a domestic situation within the family. his mother-in-law attended the church, and he sent her threatening texts. we just learned investigators reviewed video from inside the they also let us know that evidence found at the scene may prove that the shooter died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. victims range in age from five to 72 years old. >> he is a coward. why else would he go for people in a church? >> in one family, three children were shot. -year-oldd brooke and 8 emily died. brotheryear-old

covering three of the youngest daughter of the pastor of the church also died. he set his daughter was a beautiful, special child. >> it was kind of in chunks. gunman, devin kelley, first opened fire outside the church. >> he was going from the face of the church to around the outside. >> officials say he was jumped on by a hero neighbor. kelley crashed his car and was found dead from a gunshot wound. >> he heard so many people. affected so many people's lives. why wouldn't you want to take him in? kelley appeared to have anger issues following the year in prison after a court-martial for assaulting his wife and child. conductved a bad discharge from the air force

2014. we also know the suspect did not have a license to carry. as far as a motive, investigators say his mother-in-law actually attended his -- in this church. situation domestic included threatening texts. adrianna: be sure to download our abc 7 app for more news about the shooting. paul manafort and rick gates returned to federal court. both were indicted on federal counts relating to money laundering and tax fraud. a judge handed down a stiff order for both. ryan hughes is outside the courthouse with details. ryan: paul manafort and his longtime business associate, the gates, that across table from one another as their attorneys argued for them to be released from home confinement. during that short hearing, the

information and could not grant that request. manafort was seen walking into court. once inside, his attorney said his client wants to be released so he can continue to earn a living as an international consultant. gates asked to travel both within the country and internationally, but the judge refused. manafort, trump's former campaign manager, and his associate were indicted last week via they face conspiracy against the united states, money laundering, and other charges pay they are the first to be charged in special counsel robert mueller's investigation. the judge stated she needs more information and will not give the men more freedom until they work on a deal to disclose assets and secure a bond package to assure future appearances in court. last week, manafort and dates pleaded-

guilty. district courts. in northwest, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. formera: disgraced congressman anthony weiner was sentenced to 21 months in prison for 16 a 15-year-old girl. ting al -- for sex 15-year-old girl. to prison today. has fiveand paul broken ribs after being attacked on his neighbor. the fbi and u.s. capitol police are investigating this. now to the race for governor in virginia. polls open at in less than 24 hours. both candidates are squeezing in their final campaign visits. john gonzalez is in vienna with a final look at how voters could cast their ballots. john:

today. we will share those in a second. but do you agree at home? 32% of virginia voters list jobs, the economy, and immigration as top issues with this governor's race. even though everyone we have spoken to at the vienna metro station say they will be voting tomorrow, one of the biggest challenges is getting voters to come out tomorrow. both camps expect voter turnout to be low tomorrow. ed gillespie, a lobbyist, a former chairman of the rnc, the republican candidate has spent the last few days attacking his opponent for advocating for essay sure cities. on the other side, lieutenant governor ralph northam has focused on trying to tie his opponent to donald trump, also addressing sensitive issues, such as the white supremacist rally in charlottesville. so will donald trump have an impact for voters tomorrow? >>

both sides. >> probably economy, though i wish it would have been a more issues given campaign. >> gun control. after what happened last night. john: days ago, there was pretty much a dead heat tie. a new poll today has a slight lead for northam, 51% to 45%, virginia voters still undecided. in vienna, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. the best parking spots in chinatown will now cost more. d.c. is testing a pilot program testing demand based pricing for parking. so parking can cost between one $5.50 per hour. it depends on the time, day, and even which side of the street you parking -- you are parking

here with a check of the forecast. steve: cloudy skies right now. things will change more as we move through the late afternoon hours into this evening as cooler air funnels in from the north and west. 58 degrees -- 68 degrees at reagan national airport, well above the average high. 68 degrees in leesburg. 68 degrees.rg at highs eventually make it to the low 70's. we will see isolated thunderstorms. skies clear out later on this evening into the overnight hours. here is the stormwatch 7 satellite and radar. widely scattered showers. if you have to be out and about, make sure to at least grab an umbrella. if you are driving, you have to keep the windshield wipers on and off as showers roll through.

like. around 3:00, showers for the district. we will look for showers to come to an end later on today. then, the cooldown arrives. we could be looking at a freeze warning for the end of the week in the metro area. adrianna: thanks. the redskins pulled off of their best win of the season going into seattle, upsetting the seahawks. it was a nailbiting fourth quarter. down by four. cousins throws to johnson. he makes the incredible diving catch at the one yard line. robert kelly on this play punches it in for the score. the redskins win this 17-14. ofthe resiliency and grit this team is a refection of the whole organization. it is something you can build on, hopefully for years to come. we wan

where people say this is a well-run organization with total pros. you need winds like this to solidify that kind of reputation. adrianna: not only did the skins complete and upset, but they are keeping pace in a tough division. next up, they take the vikings sunday. atnext at noon, a live look the white house, where the flag is at half staff, in mourning for the 26 people killed in the mass church shooting. plus, a heart stopping moment. a car overturned and bursts into flames with the driver still inside. how close they were into not making it out alive. first, a quick check of our traffic with eric smith. eric: good afternoon. a busy ride on 95 northbound in stafford county. northbound past garrisonville road. it is a work zone, heading towards

shoulder. be open, but ald lot of volume. you can see traffic is bunched up that way. northbound 95 in stafford county, one slow spots. . in theird traffic clear. barely any traffic in woodbridge at the moment. the capital beltway in good shape pass connecticut avenue through chevy chase. you should be doing fine at the moment. southbound traffic on colesville road, at times, is heavy. the right lane walked off, eventually becoming two right lanes. springds just before shriek for the mid-day work zone on the right side. a latta volume as you head into downtown silver springs area. nothing too major. you will get through there eventually.

adrianna: we are back with a live picture of the white house. the flag flying at half staff in honor of the victims of the deadly mass shooting in sutherland springs, texas. coming up, we will look inside the church where it happened and get reaction from community members. a heart stopping moment caught on camera. burning car. in a you see firefighters, good samaritans try to save him. there was a struggle to get the door open. they reached for a crowbar to pry it open. they were able to pull t

it turns out that the man dozed off and hit a pole. he is expected to be ok. developing now, authorities are investigating after an officer involved shooting last night in wheaton. authorities got a call of an assault happening at the stony mills shopping center. we -- officers were told an suv rammed a car. what happened next is under investigation. police say an officer was forced to shoot a man. that man was taken to the hospital and is listed in sarah's condition. in hyattsville, you may wonder why things are running slow on baltimore avenue. we have details on the water main tying things up. >> a big mess in hyattsville -- hyattsville. you can see a water main has broken at the intersection of baltimore avenue and longfellow street, although this taking place at 2:00 in the morning.

lines are on the street -- that is where they'll have to dig up. you can see the roadway has buckled. if you look in this direction, you can see all northbound lanes all of thecome traffic being moved from the middle section to the turning lane to travel northbound. this will remain the case for get in hours as wssc here and does the necessary repairs. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. adrianna: right now, you have a chance to adopt dogs displayed by hurricane harvey. 15 dogs arrived in arlington. some will go to the animal humane society of charles county. animal lovers, make sure you head out to get these pups a new home just in time for the holidays. in our area, we are focused on autumn leaves. but in

people are dealing with the first heavy snow of the season. on theet of white ground. a lot of people are excited. some only have one thought. >> we got excited as soon as we were watching the temperature gauge in that truck hit 32. we were counting down -- we got all excited. she are ready started playing the christmas music. adrianna: there you go. ski resort owners are thrilled about this as well. skiers and snowboarders are hoping the snow will last. listen, out there, that is what you can expect. steve: for us, if we were to have snow like that is early, we would be like no, no, no. we do not have anything like that on the way anytime soon. however, we could be looking at freeze warnings. -- this is our view from national harbor. blue sky

if you look at the very top of your screen. 68 degrees. the wind out of the south-southwest at nine miles per hour. that is helping to boost our temperatures. we probably increase by another ., 3, and four degrees 64, dulles. 66 in martinsburg. oakland, maryland at 52 degrees. you can probably guess, by the snap, where cooler air is located. darker greens to the northwest of us. this is on the way tonight into the rest of the week, when we see daytime highs only in the 50's. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, there is the heaviest rain to the north of us, just along the new york state and pennsylvania border. for us, widely scattered showers. if you're going to be out and about through the afternoon hours, make sure you at least have an umbrella on hand.

time. closer to the d.c. metro area into rosslyn and downtown d.c., end ortowards west and -- so, that is where you see a light shower at this time. here is our futurecast. 2:00 this afternoon, scattered showers once again to the west of us. they move across the d.c. metro. by 5:00, most of the shower activity should be over with. skies begins a partially clear later tonight. more rain on the way tomorrow for election day. we call for showers and periods of have your rain by tomorrow evening. tonight, temperatures falling into the 40's. that is cooler air on the way. temperatures, upper 30's to 40's. election day forecast calls for highs only in the 50's. be prepared for that. 51 degrees the high tomorrow. 55 thursday.

the upcoming weekend, we are looking at temperatures that will be in the 50's. by early friday morning, inside the beltway, we could be looking at a hard freeze. freeze --nt a hard dare i say a "hard freeze," basically signaling the end of the growing season. if you have plants on the front porch, bring them in. these spiceof lattes out. it needs to start feeling like it. adrianna: i think we have maxed out. steve: i am ready for a cooldown. just not the ring. adrianna: coming up next at noon, a closer look at the tightknit texas in a noisy world ... northern virginia's own novec is listening to its cust who want reliable, affordable electricity, renewable energy options, and ways to save energy and money.

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adrianna: authorities have released names of the victims gunned down sunday in sutherland springs, texas. children, parents, grandparents gathered overnight. matt gutman was there. was the youngest daughter of the past of the -- first baptist church. her father telling abc news his daughter was a beautiful, special child. seen here in a recent clip, he was out of town at the time. he told abc news everyone hurt and killed were his close friends. population could fit in a banquet hall, everybody knew somebody who perished. >> everybody knows everybody.

congregants telling abc news entire families in this tiny texas town with a single spotlight -- stop light were moaning -- with a single stoplight were mowed down,. n. ryland is fighting for his life this morning. several members of the church youth group also believed to be killed. in the youth group. there were 12, 13, 14 of you. >> i knew all of them. >> now, five of them are gone. >> heartbreaking. that church is my family. there are so many that are gone. we learned this morning that among the other victims killed was 51-year-old richard

, just a stones throw from that church, hundreds gathered at this candlelight vigil. words of comfort and embraces. among them, governor greg abbott. shot dead.ere 20 injured. about 100 people attended church each sunday, which means roughly half of the people in the church were killed or wounded. victims range in age from five to 72 years old. yourab your loved ones, families. even if they are enemies. keep them close to you and love them. adrianna: that was matt gutman

adrianna: we were just talking about falling back. steve: it is nice to get that hour of sleep. but yesterday felt like a long day. you look at the clock at 5:30, and you are like, it is only 5:30. adrianna: i thought it was 9:00. steve: our daylight hours are shrinking. sunset at 5:00 today. high today, low 70's. we are tracking a cold front that will likely bring a few showers and thunderstorms. election day tomorrow -- you may showersdeal with tuesday. we sort of dry out midweek. but temperatures only around 50 to 55 degrees. by

of only 49 degrees. what can i say. at least it is nice and warm in here. adrianna: exactly.

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.

announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon. on your side. adrianna: federal investigators are scrambling to pinpoint a motive in sunday's church shooting massacre in sutherland springs, texas. abc's amy robach with yet another mass shooting. ,> 26 killed, 20 others wounded in what is now the deadliest shooting in texas history. according to investigators, around 11:20 a.m. local time, the attacker, identified as having patrick kelly, parked his car at this gas station before walking across the street to first baptist church in suthla

on. so i could not identify him or anything. he had what looked like body armor on. >> the masked gunman opening fire during a morning church session. >> he was going from the face of the church, around the outside. >> witnesses living nearby said he unloaded at least three clubs before making his way inside. >> i kept hearing gunshots. you can see just how small the church is from these photos taken at an earlier date. barely any space to hide her the youngest killed just five years old. the oldest, 72. >> as he exited, a local resident engaged that suspect. armed a suspect jumping into fellow neighbor johnnie langendorff's truck. the two following by car until the suspect crashed. >>

crashed and was found deceased in his vehicle. at this time, we do not know if it was a self invested gunshot wound or if he was shot by our local resident. >> officials not yet ready to discuss a motive. atf and fbi on the scene, assisting local law enforcement. the local community now in tears. >> another senseless act. there is no reason for it. that is the world we live in today. >> i think about my own kids. it could have been us. >> in charleston, south carolina, members of a church familiar with this sort of tragedy sending their thoughts and prayers. emmanuel ame church was targeted two years ago by a white supremacist who killed nine people. members were sharing it was like they were relating

this is a chance for folks to come together and love each other. >> the pastor says they are also praying for this country to begin to take action on gun violence. we are of course up-to-date on using ourmassacre free abc 7 app. this morning, donald trump met with leaders in japan, focusing on trade and north korea. he spent time to send condolences to the victims of the shooting. karen travers is in tokyo with more. >> before trump got to his talks and north korea, he weighed in on the tragedy back home, trying to offer comfort to those impacted by the shooting. horrible and evil. that is how donald

described the shooting. but he said mental health is the problem, not guns. >> based on preliminary reports, this was a very deranged individual. a question about what policies he would support to prevent another tragedy like this. >> this is not a gun situation. we could go into it, but it is a little soon to go into it. >> it is the same approach mr. trump took after the las vegas shooting. -- butparing that to his compare that to his immediate calls for change after the terrorist attack in new york city. >> these are dark times. americans do what they do best -- we pull together. >> it was a jampacked day. a stay call with the emperor of japan at the imperial -- a state

at the imperial palace. and a red carpet welcome from prime minister abe. before getting down to business, koi fed some fish at a poind. ond. donald trump called the shooter a deranged individual but whated the question about policies he would change, saying it is to soon to talk policy. adrianna: new poll numbers in the virginia governor's race are in. democratt poll shows ralph northam with a six-point lead over republican and glaspie. 51% to 45%. the watson center predicts when voters, northhe them, 51% to gillespie's 46%. makin the two are

voters. a gillespie will hold five as across the state the day. he will wrap up in fairfax tonight. meanwhile, democrat ralph northam is focusing on roanoke tonight, senators mark warner and tim kaine will hold an election eve party in alexandria. you can find a list of all of the polling sites, interviews with both gubernatorial candidates, and information on other candidates on the free abc 7 app. just search "wjla." here is a check of the forecast. steve: we are making progress with the sunshine. the fall color change -- this picture taken around the gw parkway just a couple minutes ago -- looking a lot better than this week last time.

66 in woodbridge. you probably add another two to four degrees to our temperatures moving through the afternoon hours. a cold front will move through. that will bring the better chance of showers and even an isolated thunderstorm, although we do not expect a whole lot. overnight temperatures falling into the upper 30's and low 40's. partly cloudy. as we move ahead, we are tracking that cold front this afternoon. looking ahead to the upcoming weekend, early friday morning, we could be looking at freeze warnings for the district. more on that in a few minutes. adrianna: thanks. coming up, the country music awards is just days away. robin,e will chat with who won one on one with country star -- country music star luke brya

announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon. on your side. adrianna: tonight, abc is airing a country mesic special head of the cma's. this focuses on country music star luke bryan. joining us now is robin roberts, who went one-on-one with him. he seems like one of the most genuine and humble persons. robin: he truly is. he is someone who is so grateful for everything that has come his way and also so willing to share the pain that has been part of his life. before he went off to nashville, right out of high school, his brother was tragically kille

he stayed on the farm to work with his dad. his dad was the one who said daschle push them out, said go. he goes to nashville, makes his grand ole opry debut. his sister tragically dies after that. it.he does not wallow in he finds solace in his music. to share, because that is the kind of guy he is. in hopes of helping others going through loss. adrianna: absolutely. i saw you were able to tour his farm. how was that? [laughter] robin: my goodness. i grew up in mississippi. it was gorgeous, as you can imagine. to spend time with his wife and the boys -- there were some things that were supposed to be outtakes of that we had to keep in the show. so you get a real sense of who he is. but what

get. i know you are a big fan. and his wife also talked about that. it is not like he turns it off and on what he is at home, so you do not know who you are approaching. he is exactly who you think he is. he has a big heart. so much.to share we spent several months with him , including the time at the farm. in light of everything going on in the world right now, it is -- i think people will get a lot out of it tonight. adrianna: now i am jealous you got to spend so much time with ryan. robin: what is your favorite song? adrianna: i do not know if i have a favorite. but i would say that i just -- i like him, and i think he is comes across in his music. i do not think people realized that when his sister and brother-in-law passed, he and his wife took in their nephew. that speaks volumes to his character. robin: yes. and they did not hesitate.

in their nephew and his sisters. the other two are in college, but he is very much a teenager. just to see that love of family and doing whatever you can to help the children, but also just to show people that they are no different than anybody else. that is why i like "drink a bee r," is a song. there are many people who talk about -- i think about my mom and dad who passed, and you just want that one last moment to the way he opens up and share so much of himself -- you will love him even more, if that is possible. adrianna: all right, robin roberts, thank you for joining us. again, that special on luke bryan airs tonight at 7:00 right here on abc 7. steve: i love robin roberts.

awesome. we have a little sunshine out there right now. do not get used to seeing a lot more of it moving through the afternoon. we have a cold front on its way. but you can see the sun glimmering off the wilson bridge and off the wheel at national harbor. the wind out of the south-southwest at nine miles per hour. we keep southwesterly winds at least for the next couple of hours or so. then, the cold front arrives later this afternoon into the evening. cooler air will funnel in from the north and west. already cooling down into the 40's in detroit. good indication as to what is on the way for the rest of our work and school week around the dmv. cooler air. satellite and radar, showers just to the west of us. if you showers half past inside the beltway. not amounting to a whole lot as we move through this noontime our. looking

tysons corner area, getting ready to move into potomac and mclean, making their way into upper northwest d.c. in the next hour. you will need an umbrella on hand, but will you needed the entire afternoon? absolutely not. showers mainly between 2:00 p.m. and 5:00. downtown d.c., anacostia, old town alexandria, no worries at this time. forecast highs, we make it into the low 70's. once the cold front slides through, temperatures will take a dip. we are talking temperatures tomorrow morning around 47 degrees. that means waking up around the dmv, fairfax at 40 degrees. upper marlboro will be around 40 degrees. futurecast for tomorrow, a lection day, we start off with a lot of cloud cover. it should be dry, if you are getting out to vote extra early. polls open at 6:00 a.m. in virginia

the afternoon, especially west f d.c. that moves our way through the dinnertime hour and into the early evening. i'm settled weather for tomorrow evening into the afternoon. highs a lot cooler than right now. only in the low 50's. we will keep that trend going into wednesday and thursday. by friday morning, we could be looking at a freeze warning for the district and surrounding communities. here is your 10 day outlook from stormwatch 7. temperatures tomorrow in the lower 50's. look at the highs by the end of the weekend into the upcoming weekend. a definite chill in the air by saturday and sunday. degreess only around 45 to 50 degrees. nighttime lows in the 30's. we will build on the temperatures a little by next week. but today, really, is the last warm day for the next 10 days. adrianna: and that drop off, that 20 degree temperature dropped -- steve:

it. you will say well, remember what it felt like today? adrianna: all right, thanks. the redskins pull off one of their best wins in a long time, going into seattle and stunning the seahawks. kirk cousins was clutch in the fourth quarter. he throws the. and on this play, robert kelly punches it in. that would do it. skins complete the comeback and 17-14.he hawks now to an old rivalry renewed. the ravens on the road. joe flacco playing after suffering a concussion last thursday night. but he and the ravens offense struggled most of this game. they would make this interesting, scoring late in the fourth quarter. little, too late. the ravens fall 23-20 and go into their bye week with a

record. not a jackson, where a brawl broke out. green punches someone after he was pushed. green and ramsey were both ejected. you can expect both will be fined for this. an american woman wins the new york city marathon for the first time in four years. beat out thegan three-time defending champion by one minute. the last american woman to win it all was make a gorman in 1977. flanagan says the wind means so much more after the terror attack in manhattan. >> it has been a tough week for new yorkers and for our nation. i thought of what a better gift than to make americans smile today. adrianna: she is also a tar

heel, so she is one of my favorites. she says she may retire after the win. let's get a check of what is coming up tonight at 11:00. >> coming up tonight at 11:00, consumer investigators meets a young woman who is losing her memory bit by bit. we enter the devastating world of what is often called childhood alzheimer's. a rare and fatal disease robbing children of their adulthood. narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. 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. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, 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.

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adrianna: happening now, millions across the country are joining the fight against cancer by ditching their razor blades for a month. so you could see some scruffy looking deputies around.

cause. eileen: you may notice loudoun county deputies sporting some scruff. it is for a good cause. i am joined by the sheriff. tell us why you are participating in no shave november? november is ae way to raise awareness about fighting cancer. here,e several deputies and effective, have had their own personal experiences with regards to cancer in their lives. at some point. we think it is a great way to raise money, raise awareness, and we are very happy with the participation we have. eileen: speaking of participation, i can see you sporting the beard. why was it important for you to participate? >> i have so

friends impacted by cancer. if i can raise money and reach out, whether word-of-mouth or social media, to try to bring awareness and get funds towards research and treatment, i am happy to do it. talked about money, raising not only awareness but money as well. how can we help with your fundraising effort? >> you can go to our website and find the district -- different people participating are able to raise money. , you cann get online figure out how to help. we would appreciate that. we started with the goal of $2500. may that goal within the first couple of days. raised at the $5,000 -- a couple of days later, we made that. we are almost at $9,000 now. we raised the goal to $10,000. eileen: we hope you can keep pushing that goal farther and farther.

-- you may notice a little scruff action, the all for a good cause. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored is ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education.

adrianna: remember what today feels like. steve: it is warm. low 70's for the daytime high. a cold front swings through later this afternoon. stay with abc seven and download the stormwatch 7 weather app. cooler for election

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