announcer: now abc 7 news at noon, on your side. virginiahe polls for governor are open. if you're heading out the door you might run into nasty weather. meteorologist steve rudin is here with a check on all of this. steve: if you are going to be out and about, you will want to make sure you have an umbrella and if you are traveling the capital beltway, leave extra time. wet roadways around here, a little bit of rain

problems. belle haven country club in alexandria looks really green. lots of rain with temperatures well below average. not a lot of traction moving through the afternoon. at reagan national, 40 five degrees with wind out of the north-northeast at eight miles an hour. since early this morning we have only gained 4 degrees and it doesn't look like we will increase a lot more. if you are traveling inside the beltway or just outside the beltway it is wet with plenty of rain even a mix near cumberland into pennsylvania. a little closer, moderate range hugging the montgomery and frederick county border. we are not expecting anything to become severe, but temperatures will be on the chilly side. highs in the upper 40's, may be close to 50 erie talking about the rest of the week, friday

into saturday, we could be looking at a hard freeze in the district. is decision day in virginia. suzanne kennedy is in arlington. every vote will count in this tight race. it certainly well. this is being watched very closely because it could predict the 2018 midterm elections. one of two governor's race is being held in the country today. as steve mentioned the rain has moved in and that could impact the number of people heading out to the polls today. early today lieutenant governor ralph northam went to the polls where he voted with his wife by his side. the candidate tweeting he voted for a virginia that works for everyone.

andrnatorial candidate gillespie voted an hour and a half after the polls opened with his daughter. he thanked president trump for his continued support, including tweets from overseas. here's what both candidates had to say about the election. >> the fact that this race is very close, every vote will count. i hope my supporters get out and vote. it will be a close contest, but the momentum is there for us. >> there has been a lot of enthusiasm across the commonwealth. today is the most important poll. i encourage everyone to come out and exercise their right. thesee: what is next for two candidates? it continues to be a busy day. both are in central virginia during the midportion of the day. stay in richmond for a gathering this evening. northam will be a george mason university for a

7:00 thisclose at evening. in arlington, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. adriana: in other races, is runningst fairfax against immigrant vogal. all 100 seats in the general assembly are on the ballot. in maryland, voters will cast ballots for the mayors of annapolis, frederick, and college park. something else that you will see , new fallout after the controversial name change. new name beat the justice high school. the motion carries. [applause] ,driana: as people line up community members and students will be gathering signatures to remove sandy evans from the school board. they argue evans failed to re

renaming the high school "justice" was a quest to fulfill her personal agenda. they say she is abusing her power and office. a showdown in new jersey. the current lieutenant governor is struggling to shake her ties to deeply unpopular outgoing governor chris christie. she faces democrat murphy who has consistently lead in the polls. abc 7 will have coverage. from theave updates gubernatorial headquarters. for reports throughout the evening you can turn to channel 8. voting ends at 7:00. the latest from president trump's asia trip. his latest stop, seoul, south korea where he is changing his tone for the neighbors in the north. >> good afternoon. president trump

aggressive rhetoric on north korea in washington. no mention of "little rocket man." un tod he urged kim jong come to the negotiating table. on every responsible nation, including china and russia, to demand the north korean regime end its nuclear weapon and missile programs. instead of threats, the president, 35 miles from the korean border, speaking carefully about what must be done. >> it is time to act with urgency and determination. shift from his aggressive rhetoric that had many in this area anxious, including his host, south korean president .oon he says he sees progress, but did not give specifics. he declined to answer if he thinks direct talks with north korea are a wa

korea to come to the table and make a deal. >> the closest the president the to a threat was that u.s. has three aircraft carriers and a nuclear submarine in the area. >> the united states stands prepared to defend itself and its allies using the full range of our unmatched military capabilities if need be. >> president trump spends another day here. he will deliver remarks tomorrow to south korea's legislature. he is looking ahead to china. he says china has been helpful on north korea, but will pressure president xi to do more. the attack update on that left senator rand paul with five broken ribs and bruises on his lungs. he was on his riding lawnmower when his neighbor attacked him. they share property lin

in bowling green, kentucky. new developments in a police investigation in montgomery county. the body of a woman was found in a home in silver spring. the man she lived with is under arrest. >> more than five hours after this homicide, it is an active crying scene. working in thece rain. they have been going in and out of that home. from sky track 7 you can see how large of a crime scene this is on the 11,000 block of bradbury court. they receive the call and a short time later a man was taken into custody outside the home after woman was found dead in the house by officers. we are told they lived together. police are not

their relationship is, but are calling it domestic related. neighbors say the couple moved in a couple of months ago and they never heard any problems. his neighborhood is filled with nice townhomes and young families. there is a lot of shock among neighbors. >> it is crazy. the neighborhood is quiet. it is crazy. ryan: so this is not normal for this neighborhood? >> it is not normal. .> it is quiet you can leave packages on the doors and nobody will bother your stuff. there are not a lot of people in and out, just the ones who live here. here, there are a lot of of questions. we are not sure how this woman died. police have not released the name of the victim or the suspect. police should be releasing more details

that is the latest in silver spring. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. texasa: an update on the church shooting massacre. how devin kelley was able to buy firearms despite a history of domestic violence. the small town is reeling from the loss of 26 people gunned down inside of a church. danya: tuesday, we are hearing stories of survival from those who witnessed the worst mass shooting in texas history. bulletrecovering from a wound. she played dead when she watched the shootings paris when she remembered his chilling words, "everybody dies." we're learning more about the shooter's history. a former air force airman pleaded

his then-wife and striking his -old stepson with the force likely to produce death or grievous harm. that should have stopped them from buying the weapon, but the air force never gave the information to the fbi, who maintains the database for background checks. overnight, a vigil to remember the 26 lives lost and others injured. the two men credited with helping to end the massacre. >> i am no hero. i am not. i wish i could have gotten there faster. williford engage the shooter. his bullet struck the shooter twice. president trump says instituting extreme betting for gun owners would make no difference. zynga fuller for did not have a gun instead of

sutherland springs, texas. is on top of the investigation sending push alerts through our free news app as soon as anything comes out. an army of spies. claimingll report harvey weinstein hired operatives to silence his accusers. first, let's check with another look outside. many of you heading out to vote will need an umbrella. steve has a check on your election day forecast. first, a check on the tropics. wet ride.s a here is a crash on the woodrow wilson bridge. the through lanes, the right lane is shut down. the shoulder will be blocked. this is adding to delays towards eisenhower avenue. delays pass telegraph

is blocking the right lane as well. higher crews and police on the scene. this is where the backup begins. expect delays on the outer loop. top side of the beltway, this is the inner loop through bethesda. mostly slow with what appears to be the rain. a jammed ride from bethesda to silver spring near 355. you can see the solid jam. as connecticut avenue is not heavy but you

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adrianna: back with a bombshell new yorker article about harvey weinstein. he hired

including former spice, to stop abuse allegations. new, potentially damming report in the new yorker detailing the extraordinary links harvey weinstein allegedly took in an attempt to silence his accusers. in the article, it is alleged weinstein hired several of the world's largest private security agencies to gain, compile, and discredit information on his accusers before allegations were made public. according to the article, 2 investigators from former is really intelligence became friends with rose mcgowan, pressing her for information under the guise of launching an intiative to combat abuse the workplace. she is a former operative from the israeli defense forces who had be

reporting back to weinstein's team. weinsteinoment when found out the allegations had gone public. he was in a panic. he started screaming, get cell and cell on the phone. telling employees to gather photos and emails to show ongoing contact between him and his accusers before he was fired, saying send these to the board members. ,ccording to the article annabella was also contacted by investigators, but found them suspicious. it scared me because i knew what it meant to be threatened by harvey. mcgowan said she felt paranoid. all the time. me and for the last year she felt as though she lived inside of a mirrored fun house.

weather now. it really took a nosedive. steve: it was ok this morning. dry.s now it is raining. heavier rain will move through as you head through the afternoon into the early evening. don't let that be an excuse not to vote. the lines were not terribly long . outside we go. this is over national harbor. at reagan national airport, 48 -- 45 degrees. wind out of the north-northeast at 8 miles an hour. we started at 45 degrees. definitely a chill in the air. we will have a hard time gaining on the temperatures with the cloud cover and rain across the dmv. 40 in martinsburg. 37 in winchester. at freezing in western

compared to yesterday at this exact same time, look at the change. anywhere from 23 to 27 degrees colder. 31 degrees colder in winchester. air hasf cool overspread the district. south of virginia, richmond, raleigh is in the 60's. that was our weather yesterday. wet weather continues through the early afternoon. if you are out and about, leave extra time. especially around the capital beltway. steady rain.ate, that will continue with pockets of heavy rain coming near chevy chase and bethesda. it won't linger long in terms of the heavy rain, however the more moderate rain will stick around for the afternoon, even into the

moving off to the east. towards dinnertime, we will see brakes and shower activity, finally coming to an end at 9:00 or 10:00 tonight with skies remaining partly cloudy. for our election day, temperatures in the 40's. the rain will stick around. forecast highs cooler to the west of us. winchester, i don't think you will make it out of the 30's today. tonight, dropping into the 40's. wednesday morning, upper 30's to lower 40's. dry. showersill be will return into the late afternoon hours of tomorrow thierry looking ahead to the weekend, it will be cold compared to what we have had -- afternoon hours of tomorrow. looking ahead to the weekend, it will be cold compared to what we have had. when we get through the veterans day weekend, looking at temp

showers. we build on those temperatures towards the end of next week. 60 degrees, but it is raw and w et out there now. considering how nice and warm it has been, we have to give a little bit. adrianna: if you say so. rayking news from a gun county where the county council has unanimously approved a minimum -- breaking news from montgomery county where the minimum wage. and will be a staggered increase depending on the size of the company. more on abc 7 news at 6:00.

12:23.a: we're back at abc 7 is saying thank you to all of our veterans and active service members. we spent the morning with soldiers at fort belfour base. day weonor of veterans are spending time with some of the best service members in our area. we are celebrating our u.s. armed forces today. we take a close look at the oldest and largest military branch, the army. they are showing us the ropes. a day in the life of an army service. everything from the preflight check when having to get their blackhawk in the air to their rescue operation and combat training. >> we check and reject over again to ensure the aircraft is safe before we execute. -- we check

re-check over again to ensure the aircraft is safe before we execute. .> they are coming inbound they will come in and the land. it crews are talking to each other. the crew chiefs and the pilot are talking over the internal communication system. it is a lot of precision, confidence, and knowing your material. one.mbination there are 25 for the program. it is a jab, cross, hook. treat hanging out here. an installation built in 1917 during the first world war. we got to see a lot of cool things. we want to say thank you to our servicemembers in the army. john gonzalez, abc seven news. adrianna:

adrianna: rainy, rainy, rainy. steve: the rain will continue through 2:00, 4:00, 6:00. if you're putting off going to the polls don't do it. it will be dreary all day long. middle to upper 40's around 50 degrees. much-needed rain. maybe a half-inch high the time this moves out. we talking about another cold front on the way towards

of the week. a hard freeze for those in the district. adrianna: not looking forward to it

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announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon. on your side. adrianna: the polls are open in the race for the commonwealth's new governor. tom llamas is in fairfax, more on this tight race. tom: the tight race for virginia pitting democrats and ralph northam against republican and gillespie. gillespie, who ran the republican national committee and has promised to keep up confederate monuments chose not to appear with president trump on the campaign trail. something he did not want to discuss overnight. is there reason you didn't campaign with the president? with this race so close both sides have you

tactics in their political ads. the latino victory fund, a liberty pack, had to take down this ad depicting minority children running from a gillespie supporter in a pickup a confederate flag. criticizing northern for restoring voting rights to felons, including a suspected child pornographer. >> i am a pediatrician. for ed to say that i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. gillespie for ed would be huge for the gop. why does the president care? it is personal for him. it is the only southern state he lost. he knows that if republicans win it will be a great sign for midterm elections next year. adrianna: justin fairfax is running again

mark caring is facing john adams .or the attorney general spot and all 100 seats for the general assembly is on the ballot. in maryland voters will cast ballots for the mayors of annapolis and college park. the councily county unanimously improved a minimum wage increase. right now is $11.50. the vote will increase it to $15. it will be a staggered increase depending on the size of the company. kevin lewis will have more on abc 7 news at 4:00. the other gubernatorial showdown happening today is in new jersey. the current lieutenant governor is struggling to shake ties to deeply unpopular outgoing governor chris christie. she faces democrat phil murphy plus consistently lead in the polls. we will have special election coverage as

announced. updates from the goodman editorial headquarters. you can turn to our sister station. voting ends at 7:00. dark clouds and rain around the dmv. steve rudin as a check on your forecast. drops continue to fall. thefax, loudon, montgomery, district, arlington, prince george's county, what you see downtown is more than likely what you are seeing in your neighborhood. temperatures this hour, 45 degrees at reagan national airport. 41 in reston. same in annapolis and woodbridge. satellite and radar, heavy rain to the north and east of baltimore. the immediate metro will stay wet, chilly, and cloudy through the

if you're putting off voting thinking it is going to get better this afternoon, not a tremendous amount of improvement over the next 4-5 hours. get out while you can while the polls are not that busy in the midday hours. highs around 50 degrees. i think that is more unlikely through the afternoon. probably around 45-49 degrees. where talking more about the wet chilly afternoon. if you have outdoor plans for your outdoor patio and you live in the district and closed in communities, you won't want to miss the forecast. we're looking at the first hard freeze of the season. adrianna: president trump is calling on north korea to make a deal. he is in south korea, 35 miles from the north korean border. it is his first

korean peninsula. he says he knows military force will be a last resort, but could be necessary if kim jong-un does not back down from nuclear ambitions. >> a nuclear submarine also positioned. we have many things happening fact i hope, we hope, will go a step further, we hope to god we never have to use. adrianna: after previously criticizing south korean president moon, he stood emphasizing diplomacy. rand paul, the attack that left him with five fractured ribs and a bruise long. a longtime neighbor is facing charges. linzie janis has what may have sparked the attack. >> the reason for the confrontation between senator rand paul and his neighbor of years is a mystery. he was

he wasafternoon when tackled from behind. suffering five broken ribs and a long contusion. they live in a wealthy gated community. therma invented the vest to treat back pain. the two had a lot of political differences. in a telephone interview his lawyer denied it was politically motivated. >> that is unequivocably untrue. it is a very hugely regrettable incident that would not happen again in a million years. >> he was charged with fourth degree assault. kentucky police are assessing of further charges are warranted. >>

would help the commonwealth attorney to ascertain if this was a serious assault or an assault in the fourth degree, which is a misdemeanor. adrianna: a bizarre incident in miami's airport. a man crawling through the luggage carousel and onto the tarmac. .> it was a brazen move a man jumping onto the baggage belt and crawling into the back secured area and onto the tarmac, where american airlines workers in miami tackle him and hold him until police arrived. miami police call this man's actions sensitive. according to the airport the case is under investigation. officials say the squad amal and guatamalan manad hi was involuntarily committed

-- happens when someone jumps are breaks down a fence. that video was obtained by the miami herald. the man is in the custody of borders protection. this incident is a lesson for airports about a possible vulnerability. reagan national airport. adrianna: now to it update in church shooting massacre. the air force's failure to enter devin kelley's violence conviction into a database helped him get the gun he used. the shooting was rooted in a domestic violence dispute. an autopsy confirms he was shot twice by a man who stopped him. he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. that unfolding in a town so small it left 4% of the population dead.the 26 victims remembered overn

where learning about the lives lost. 3 generations of one texas family among them. >> heartbreaking. that church is my family. there are so many that are gone. learned eight7 members of that family are gone. we are sending push alerts throughout free news app as soon as anything new comes out. hackers are getting into your phone without you knowing it. what you need to do to prevent this. speaking of phones, you cannot type i on iphones without a glitch. we will explain

announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon on your side. adrianna: a consumer alert on fake apps. people downloaded a fake version of a popular messaging cap. this happens more often than you think. >> we are inside of a coffee shop in washington, d.c. with a group of young people who have no idea that some of them are about to be hacked. in september and massive breach made headlines. >> one of the biggest outbreaks. >> hackers introduced 50 fake apps that mirror the real thing into the google place store.

apps. was disguised as a seemingly simple app called lovely wallpaper. >> if you download a nasty version of minecraft, you seem to get minecraft and it works, but in the background attackers access your information. >> he is a cyber security expert at a security firm and he has given phones to all five of our volunteers. we told them to use the phone as they normally would. we know that james has installed a malicious app. watch with a group sitting in another part of the coffee shop. >> we can retrieve the text messages. >> stunning. there is a little emoji. next you triggers one of their cameras. >> he will have no

there is a photo of one of our users. volunteerse of our signed into a social media account. did any of you notice something strange on your phones? not realizing james had stolen all of their passwords. picture of me while i was on the phone? >> that is the selfie cam. >> that is so scary. >> we decided to up the ante. >> tracking him now. james was live streaming his camera and pinpointing his location. james can even control his text messages. >> what is this. hey, can you send me your password? >> i didn't send that. >>

even have to be on their phone. >> even when you are not on the phone we still got a picture of you. the phone was on the table looking up at you. the danger is greater than a stolen selfie. can access user names, passwords, credit cards, to profit from your device without you knowing. adrianna: now a pesky problem for iphone users. millions found a bug corrects a?. lowercase i to an they suggest users can fix it themselves by accessing the keyboard setting and adding a text replacement. apple says the error will be fixed in a future update. we are talking this weather. rainy, cloudy, overcast. steve: a

chill factor. reagan national airport with the wind out of the northeast at 8 miles an hour giving us an extra chill. at 47 degrees. oakland, maryland, you are at the freezing mark for the coldest spot on the map. change, 25perature in28 degrees this hour winchester. we will look for cold temperatures to stick around for the overnight hours into tomorrow. even colder yet into the end of the work week. in leesburg.n 36 in cumberland. if you are going to vote, make sure you have an

warm jacket. that will stick around into the early evening. a few breaks along the i-80 corridor, but rain continues for the immediate metro area and southern maryland. things won't change a lot for the next two to three hours. if you are delaying going out to vote or run errands because you think it will dry out, not so much the case. heavy rain to the west of us across the bay from the 4:00 hour. moderate rain across the area with moderate rain to the north. weathercontinue the wet through the rush-hour commute. likely to slow things down this evening into the overnight hours. we will finally dry out. to improvement on the way, but we have to wait until 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. temperatures in the upper 40's.

temperatures in town around 45 degrees and cooler to the north and west. upper 30's tomorrow morning. middle 30's in middleburg. , or a shouldner say tomorrow, should be cool. 51 for a daytime high. the upcoming weekend, a big cool down. a cold front on thursday will drop daytime highs to 43 degrees . saturday, 45. sunday, 50. a good time to download the stormwatch 7 app. 57 on thursday. there is the bigger cool down friday morning. saturday could be looking at a hard freeze around the dmv with temperatures in the 30's. moving into next week,

55-58 degrees. close to 60 by the end of next week. adrianna: i will take 60. the naacp says voters in northern for genia have received phone calls from people who are lying to them, saying the polling place has changed. the prince william chapter of the naacp wrote on their facebook page on monday that the calls are fraudulent and an attempt to suppress the vote. the naacp says the out of area calls have been reported in prince william county, manassas, and manassas park. stay aware of that.

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adrianna: we are talking about voting. it is raining. still get out. steve: well worth it. the optimistic side. 50 tomorrow. the real cool down late friday and saturday morning. a hard freeze for the district. adrianna: special election coverage at 4:00.

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