to change anyone's feelings about lgbtq students. it is to give them tools to give those students the ability to be safe and attentive in class. >> they want everyone to be safe and welcome in their schools. it is 5:00 a.m. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we'll bring you all of the reaction ar from the weather. >> first let's check your weather. sheer meteorologist tom kierein. >> a lot of clouds around. a few light sprinkles coming through but overall we'll be dry through the day and warm again. another summer like day on the way. then some afternoon rain is looking likely tomorrow and after that, big change for the weekend turning windy and chilly on saturday. then a cool and dry and pleasant sunday is on the way. storm team4 radar scanning the sky. showing maybe a few sprinkles in

is mild. you can drive in with the windows open. temperatures are hovering around 70 in the metro area. 60s off to the west. now melissa is checking in on what is going on with safetracking. >> a reminder about safetrack here. we have the situation there on the orange line, safetrack surge number 9 is under way. single tracking, that means between vienna and west falls church through october 26th. we have just, another week and a little bit more there to go. inner loop and outer out of the way. no big worries here this morning. everything is moving quite nicely. 66 and 95 overall, looking good as well. i wish it would always look like that on 66 and 95 and lower part of the beltway with prince george's county is looking fine. 95 down to the beltway it is going to take you ten minutes like it should. listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> now to the presidential

donald trump was full of personal attacks, but the candidates also focused on the issues ranging from immigration to abortion. >> we have it all covered for you this morning. we'll fact check both candidates, have analysis from the reaction from both candidates and a look at where the candidates head today as we enter the final stretch. there is no doubt the headline of the night was donald trump's refusal to say he would accept the outcome of the election. it was perhaps the most talked about moment of the night. >> it comes after trump spent the process was, quote, rigged. he was pressed twice on the issue by moderator chris wallace. >> do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely, sir, that you will absolutely accept the results of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i'll look at it at the time. >> hillary clinton later jumped in and called trump's answer, quote, horrifying, trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway said absent of any

urge trump to accept results of the election. the moment led to a lot of discussion on msnbc after the debate. republican political analyst nic on flle wallace, had tough words for trump. >> he laid in his own coffin with a hammer and nail and pounded in the lid. lights out in american politics. that single comment will define the rest of this election. all twenty days that we have and it is a disqualifying comment to say you will not accept the results of american democracy, the beacon of democracy. >> wallace said trump had nice moments in the debate but that single moment, as you heard, will now define the rest of this race. turning now to hillary clinton's performance, msnbc's chris matthews said clinton was in airplane mode but managed to come out ahead of trump because

reasons. the women who are voting for tax bracket issues, not for public education. hillary clinton talked about guns with toddlers. she was talking to women. on abortion rights. >> several polls including an instant post debate poll by cnn shows clinton winning the high level. during the 90 minute final debate. both candidates had inaccuracies. sheer what donald trump said about clinton's position on abortion. >> if you go with what hillary is saying, in the ninth month, you can take the baby and rip the baby out of the womb of the mother prior to the birth of the baby. you can say that is okay and hillary can say that that is

is mostly false. trump mistakes clinton's position on abortion. in 0203, then senator hillary clinton voted against the federal partial birth abortion ban, a ban on an abortion procedure known as dilation and extraction that happens later in pregnancy because it lacks a look at the women's health and life. >> one question was on whether she speech to a brazilian bank. >> i was talking about energy, you know, we trade more energy with our neighbors than we trade with the rest of the world combined and i do want us to have an electric grid and energy system that crosses borders. i think that would be a great benefit to us. >> according to the associated press, clinton was actually talking about more than energy

spill across at will. according to the transcripts, clinton said that, quote, my dream is a hemispheric common market with open trade and open borders, sometime in the future with energy that is as green as sustainable as we can get it. powering growth and opportunity for every person in the hemisphere. the remarks suggest a broad interest in open trade but not evidence that she would support the unfettered movement of people as trump suggested. so many moments to talk about >> here is one of them. neither candidate shaking hands with the other this time at the beginning or at the end. instead, they waved and walked straight to the lec turn. that was only the beginning. erika gonzalez is here in the studio talk about some of the other major moments making headlines. >> and do we have a lot to talk about this morning. we want to focus on a lot of things that is getting a lot of association with trump this morning. it was trending on twitter worldwide throughout the night.

hombres when talking about immigration. people saying it would lead to an snl skit this weekend. something like this that we'll be seeing. that is not the only thing that was associated with. but it doesn't only speak to people but a different style like a change in tones. it led to a lot of pictures like this, bad ombres hair styles who didn't get the two tone thing some showed trump with it. #badhospital brays. -- #badombres. 5:07 now. hillary clinton and donald trump face-off again tonight under different circumstances, though, both candidates are scheduled to speak at a foundation dinner in new york city. before the dinner, mr. trump will campaign in ohio. his running mate, mike pence will hold two events today.

the other in nevada. secretary clinton will not be on the trail today. her surrogates will though. tim kaine will make two stops in north carolina. president obama will campaign in florida while first lady michelle obama heads to arizona. vice president joe biden will make the case in new hampshire. we're hearing from the voters. we sent a reporter out to hear after the third presidential debate. a developing story in prince george's county where a mother and father are now charged in the death of newborn. antoine petty is expected in court after he admitted to killing his three month old son. on monday, the baby and his mother were reported missing. the couple was found and led detectives to a shallow grave in riverdale. the father assaulted the baby but they're not releasing any more information about the death. the mother is charged with accessory after the fact.

how they're making the city smarter and a look at the streetlights that could help you find parking. still ahead. the tourists flock to our town to see the gorgeous cherry blossoms. still ahead, why the gorgeous trees are at the center of a lawsuit. >> i am on record as saying that we need to put more money in the social security trust fund. that is part of my commitment to raise taxes on the my social security pay roll contribution will go up as will donald's assuming he can't figure out how to get out of it but we will --

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welcome back. one more nice day and then the big change. >> tom kierein is here with all >> good morning, a lot of clouds around, producing a few sprinkles but most are gone. you see the specks of green in fairfax county east of reston. that is tracking into montgomery county. bus stop this morning, you won't need the umbrella. by 7:00 a.m. we'll be hovering around 70. by mid morning, we'll be in the low 70s and what to wear today. you'll need long sleeves this

short sleeves as we get into the low 80s. keep the umbrella away for now. you'll need that tomorrow. a look at the big change coming for the weekend. that is in about ten minutes. now melissa has a look at the problem on the beltway this morning. what is going on. >> hearing about a problem on the beltway. outer loop here at braddock road. people are getting flat tires because of debris and we have cars on the left and right shoulder right now. that is outer loop at braddoc sometime soon, you may see a slow down with the tow trucks responding there. 66 at waples mill road. we upgraded the cameras there overnight so things are clear in virginia on channel 4. looking at the beltway. everything there is just fine here this morning. 270 there at germantown road, no worries. aaron? >> thank you. 5:14. just about now, we return to

candidate's best chance to make the best impression on the undecided voters. we caught up with some undecided voters in springfield. many told us the candidates have not hit on issues important to them. >> be more lenient towards trump, but i mean -- >> why is that? >> i think hillary is a liar. >> they haven't hit the major point i want to hear. >> which is what? >> veterans. >> i'm a veteran and i worry about the care d receive. >> the undecided voters have 19 days to make up their minds. metro is getting ready for a very important public hearing on proposals to scale back operating hours. darcy spencer is live this morning at the l' enfant plaza. >> we've been talking about this for some time but today is the day for metro riders weigh in.

there are four proposals on the floor that will reduce hours by eight hours overall throughout the week. metro's gm is proposing this reduction for more maintenance on the tracks. the system has fallen into disrepair over the years and this reduction in services will allow critical time to allow them to maintain the system. get if it in good working order. there has been a lot of trofrs adam tuss rode the rails with mayor muriel bowser and she questioned the need to cut hours. >> if nobody believes in the system and the hours don't serve them, we would be basically putting our system out of business slowly but surely. >> now, there is an open house today that will happen between noon and 9:00 tonight. also, a public hearing between 12:30 this afternoon and 10:00

opinion about this, if this will affect you, let metro know about it. you have plenty of time to do that tonight. back to you. >> darcy, thank you. the national cherry blossom festal is a major money maker for our entire area. especially with tourism. the organization that runs the festival is suing for trademark infringement. it stems from a design showing the jefferson memorial festival. rifle paper company is selling merchandise with this logo on the website. the festival says it trademarked the name in 2009. the rifle paper company argument involves fair use of the festival name. it is 5:16. d.c.'s mayor will introduce plans to make the city smarter because of new technology.

could ease traffic and help you find parking. mark segraves explains. >> reporter: the district has about 71,000 streetlights. the district's chief technology officer says they're one of the district's greatest assets but they're not being used properly. this is what most of them look like today. soon, they will all look like this. they will have wifi hot spots, cameras sthee police can take

trash cans. they will show when cans need to be empties. mayor muriel bowser is announcing the new initiative. she is looking for a private sector partner to cut down the costs on the district. mark segraves, news4. today thousands of students and adults will draw attention school programs. they're holding lights on after school events across the country. the after school all stars d.c. program will be a part of the effort celebrating the achievements of students but the day highlights the need for more programs. for every student in the program, two don't have access and could be missing opportunities for artistic, social and emotional growth. >> they're not competitive.

the peers who have hours and hours of extracurricular activities. >> d.c. lights on after school open house is from 4 until 6:00 tonight at hobson middle school in unfortunate east. today on news4 at 5, we'll show you what students have to say about the after school program and why support is so needed. it is time to check on our forecast. storm team4 meteorologist tom kierein telling us about changes we should expectt another morning feeling like late august than mid-october. as we have a mild and muggy start this morning. storm team4 radar is showing a few scattered sprinkles coming through. some of the pavement may be damp as you're headed off to work and school this morning. most of the sprinkles, they've been advancing to the north out of fairfax county are dissipating. a few of the speckles of green just to the north of 50 and 66 heading off to the north but really dissipating over the next

we're in the mid-60s. shenandoah valley. near 60 in the mountains but in the metro area, we're around 70 degrees. that is about the average high this time of the year. it is near 70 around the bay as well. there is the view of the monument this morning under the cloudy sky by 10:00, we'll be in the mid-70s by 2:00. beginning to climb into the low 80s. we'll be movering in the low 80s mid afternoon with sunshine and a warm and dry afternoon, we'll see the bright moon tonight. temperatures back into the mid-70s by 10:00 tonight. a way here as we head into the weekend. tomorrow, cooler weather with a lot of clouds around. maybe sun in the morning but likely rain showers in the afternoon that will likely affect the friday afternoon commute and by then, into the low 70s, but look at the big change on saturday. blustery winds, partly cloudy, temperatures only reaching upper 50s during the afternoon, the winds may be gusting over 30 miles an hour. then some lighter breezes on sunday. highs, mid-60s. as we get into monday, we'll be

now melissa is checking on the debris on the beltway. >> still have the debris reported on the bell way this morning. the reported outer loop at braddock road with folks on the left and right way with flat tires this morning. closest came area is this morning. beltway at braddock and i'm not seeing slow downs right here or the vehicles on the side of the road. it could mean that the camera is facing the wrong way or zoomed to too tight. northbound bw a little slow through that area here this morning. taking a look at 95 and virginia. going to take you 19 minutes. thank you melissa. it may feel like summer outside but flu season is upon us. >> we are getting you ready with some vaccine tips just ahead. he would rather believe vladimir putin than the military

protect us. i find that just -- >> she doesn't like putin

now on news4 today, the flu shot is recommended for everyone six months and older and preferably before the end of this month. not much time. a few things that will be different. >> only injectable flu shots will be available. they're recommended as a matter of fact. there will be new vaccines on the makt this season to better match circulating viruss. the vaccine will be updated for people with egg allergies. >> in fact, this year, the cdc removed some of the allergic complications with regards to egg allergies, so people with egg allergies can receive the

activity peaks in the u.s. between december and march. check with your doctor to see whether you need a standard dose or high doses and how many doses are recommended for you. it is the response that stole the show in last night's presidential debate. what the trump campaign is doing ar he refused to say if he would accept the results of the election. >> and say goodbye to the nice weather.

what i'm saying is, i'll tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> every time donald thinks things are not going in his he goes around with crocodile tears. he has given work to chinese steel workers. she has been doing this for 30 years why the hell didn't you do it over the last 15, 20 years. >> and with that, the third and final presidential debate is in the books. >> you are looking live at where it all went down a few hours ago, las vegas, and the one

donald trump's bomb shell about the outcome of the race. >> good morning, everyone, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we'll get to that in a moem. first, we're off to a mild and muggy start. let's get to meteorologist tom kierein. >> it is not feeling like october. we have a lot of clouds around. they've been producing sprinkles of light rain. some of the pavement may be damp. the weather underground t temperatures around 70 degrees at 71. storm team4 radar clear. we had a few sprinkles over the last hour. it the 4 things to know about thursday. another autumn like day. low 80s this morning. showers looking likely tomorrow afternoon. cool breezes will be moving in on sunday. that will be the best day of the weekend. melissa is checking in on a

>> this is the milling and paving project. they're working to get this out of the way. it is northbound bw. the left lane is getting by the milling and paving project as they're approaching 495. southbound is fine. it is the outer lanes. outer loop of braddock is getting reports of debris giving flat tires. we upgraded our camer much more clear this morning. not seeing the problem there. that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. 270 southbound from 70 down to the spur, taking you 35 minutes. we'll have travel times in ten. >> we will absolutely accept the results of the election, look, the american people will speak in an election that will culminate on november the 8th. >> that was mike pence just four

mate donald trump will accept the results from the 2016 presidential election. let's go now to news4's tracie potts live in las vegas. a very different answer than donald trump. his answer saying at this point he is not ready to accept the results. what do you think the overall impact will be, tracie? >> or that he might not depending whether or not he thinks it is fair. the lead up to this was donald trumplk talking about voter fraud. talking about the media include colluding with the clinton camp. >> i will look at it at the time. i'll look at it at the time. >> are you saying he is not prepared to -- >> i'm saying i'll tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> so, donald trump not

not he thinks it is fair and there was quite a bit of spin after that from his campaign manager, from reince priebus and from others who, at times, spokes before the campaign talking about whether or not, even donald trump junior saying, look, it makes no sense if you think there was voter fraud to accept the results of the election. a lot of people are wondering, are we looking at 2000, that election all over again. >> tracie, what about hillary li her answers when it came to policy. do you think that is effective on her part. >> she talked about abortion. she talked about women rights there. shi a group where she solidified and lead and she wanted to hold on to that.

we've been asking online as well who you think win the debate. 70% said hillary clinton. 22% said donald trump. 8% said they weren't sure. as of right now, more than 3,000 people have weighed in. you can still vote on our nbc washington facebook page. there is a comment section where you can explain your vote. it is 5:34 right now. we're learning more about a story we brought you as breaking news yesterday morning. sources tell news4 that alyssa upper marlboro. bullets hit her and close friend who survived. she was a recent graduate of largo high school and enrolled at prince george's community college. police are looking for a suspect. family and friends are remembering d.c. teenager kaelia minor. we're learning more about what led to her death at a metrobus stop on monday. in court monday.

stabbed minor in self defense. jones claimed minor threatened her and stole her cell phone. after she found her phone, she called an uber to leave the scene. it wasn't until she learned that minor died that she turned herself in. it is now 5:35. new numbers this morning on how often children in the district are skipping school. the program show up, stand out, says it is making a difference. 80% of students didn't have any problems with 2012 when that program started. that school year, one in five students had more than ten unexcused absences from class. show up, stand up, is run by the d.c. office of victim services. downtown bethesda is booming with construction and yesterday, the second of three public hearings was held on the bethesda downtown sector plain. it gave the people living in the

commercial areas near wisconsin avenue and old georgetown road. >> these properties are a great opportunity to create higher density development near the metro station. >> we, the people, should be able to continue to enjoy our neighborhoods. >> creating and then approving a sector plan in montgomery county is only done for specific areas about every 20 years. depending on where you're headed this morning, you may need the wipers, where come see the rain when we check back in with tom kierein. >> we're following a developing story in prince george's county. the information coming in overnight. >> our coverage of decision 2016 continues. we fact check the candidates even more and look at the impact the campaign is having on your children. >> the one thing you have over me is experience but it is bad experience.

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good morning, you may notice your sidewalk or street damp. we had a few sprinkles but they're gone. storm team4 radar showing they have dissipated. a little bit of damp pavement as you're driving in mi morning. 8:00 a.m., we'll be movering around 70 degrees. break out the sunglasses it will be warm. we'll be in the upper 70s and hovering near 80 degrees during the afternoon, dealing wth home. coming up, a look at cooler weather in the exclusive storm team4 ten day outlook in ten minutes. melissa is looking at a new crash on the beltway. >> new problem on the beltway. sounds like we have a new crash that popped up. outer loop local lanes. still have these delays. beltway, left lane getting by the milling and paving project there. looking at travel times.

rolling along just fine from 66 inbound it is going to take you ten minutes to get into town from fairfax county parkway to the beltway. quantico to the beltway. both times on spot. list dwroen wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. this morning, a couple is waking up inside a county jail after admitting their role in their own infant son's death. that story is comi >> and they are the most impressional people. hillary clinton and donald trump could have an effect on.

who is lying and who is telling the truth? we're fact checking the candidates in last night's final

debate is taken over social media. the trending topic everyone will be talking about today. >> you know the effect it is having on you. think about the impact on your kids. >> let's start with storm team4 meteorologist tom kierein. good morning. >> good morning, starting off this morning, we have a little bit of moisture still lingering on some of the roadways early on this thursday morning but sunshine breaks out later today. a look at the way. >> outer lanes at the wood row wilson bridge, crash there. northbound bw parkway, we have the left lane getting by the milling and paving. the other issue on the beltway coming up. thank you. now to a developing story in prince george's county where a mother and father are now charged in the death of their missing newborn. this is the dad being taken away by police at the prince george county police headquarters.

molette, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, good morning to you. this is a story that is very difficult to hear. in fact, prince george's county police called it heartbreaking and horrifying. the big questions this morning is why. what possible motive could a father have for assaulting and killing his newborn son. we saw a handcuffed antoine petty in prince george's county. the police cuff the mother also facing charges up the crime. both parents led police to a shallow grave found in a wooded area in the river dale section of prince george's county. the baby had been missing for a month. police believe little antoine was killed in late september. he was just three months old. family members got suspicious when the parents apparently, their stories about where the baby was varied from time to

members did, and called police. antoine petty is charged with first and second degree murder and other related crimes. janice petty is charged with accessory after the fact. that is the latest live from prince george's county headquarters in palmer park, back to you. it is 5:47. we're continuing our coverage of the third and final presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump and it could have a big impact as we head race. let's start with the fact checks of the debate. both candidates had inaccuracies of what they said. sheer what donald trump said about hillary clinton's position on abortion. >> if you go with what hillary is saying in the ninth month, you can take the baby and rip the baby out of the womb of the mother just prior to the birth of the baby. now, you can say that that is okay and hillary can say that

with me. >> that is mostly false. trump miss states. it did not include the health of a woman. >> hillary clinton was asked about the e-mails released by wiki leaks. one question was whether she called for open borders in a 2013 speech to a brazilian bank. listen. >> well, if you went on to read th talking about energy. you know, we trade more energy with our neighbors than we trade with the rest of the world combined and i do want us to have a -- an electric grid, energy system that crosses borders. i think that would be a great benefit to us. >> now, according to the associated press, clinton was actually talking about more than energy, but apparently less than an open border that immigrants can spill across at will. according to the transcripts,

common market with open trade and open borders. sometime in the future with energy that is as green as sustainable as we can get it. powering growth and opportunity for every person in the hemisphere. the remarks suggest a broad interest in open trade but were not necessarily evidence that she would support unfettered movement of people as trump suggested. the other thing you can find in our website, all of the big moments everyone was talking about after the debate. erika gonzalez has a few here erika? >> hey, aaron, people were all over twitter and instagram overnight talking about how "snl" was eating the debate up. this is one tweet about the donald trump comments that was made last night. shall we make a friendly wager on the likelihood of seeing a skit like this on snl about the bad hombres this evening. people also talking about the #,

discussion was trump's big league, really, a lot of people interpreted it as bigly. this was also trending last night. back and forth on puppet. kermit the frog, beaconers, and then what hillary clinton wore, a lot of people talking about the white pant suit. somemp monk or luke skywalker. lots to talk about on social media last night. eun, aaron, back to you. sometimes as parents it is tough to decide whether to even allow children to watch the debates and part of the campaign. it is a tough question for teachers as well trying to educate the kids on how the democratic process works.

behavior -- >> they're booing each other in front of millions of others and we tell them it is inappropriate behavior. >> there are 19 days to go until the election and we also want to know what is your strategy for letting your children digest some of the things happening in the presidential election. head over to my facebook page and let me know. i'm going to put that right norp, posting it as we speak. i want to hear your strats your community in trying to get kids to understand the process. coming up at 6:00, we're fact checking with the candidates and at 6:30, we'll have a political analyst in studio to explain how the country moves on past this election no matter who wins. in other headlines at 5:51, new jersey legislators will consider granting themselves subpoena power as they try looking into last month's deadly train crash. one was killed and more than 100

transit train accident in hoboken. they could compel legislators to testify and provide documents. right now, the philippine is dealing with a powerful typhoon. typhoon haima slammed into the philippines last night. they lost power and had winds up to 195 miles an hour. it tore tin roofs off houses. the storm could bring surges to 16 feet. tall enough to engulf shantis in rural community. let's turn to tom kierein. >> starting off kind of mild and muggy, again, unautumn like start on this thursday morning. here is your hour by hour planner as the day moves forward, we'll have temperatures by 10:00 this morning into the mid-70s and then by 2:00, beginning to climb into low 80s and sunshine but a warm and dry

into the mid-70s and we saw a few sprinkles in montgomery county in the last hour. those have dissipated. you notice the temperatures are a little damp. upper 50s out in the mountains, near 70 around much of virginia and maryland. some of the nearby suburbs in the mid-70s around the chesapeake bay. the exclusive ten day outlook, look at the big changes on the way. after cooler on friday. temperatures in the low 70s and showers likely moving in during the afternoon is with the prime time for that tomorrow. they'll be out of there by friday night. saturday, here comes a strong, gusty wind, 30 miles an hour and cooler temperatures only reaching the upper 50s on saturday afternoon. then the winds do diminish on sunday. we'll have afternoon highs in the mid-60s. best opportunity for outdoor

a cool pattern with highs only in the low 60s and perhaps upper 50s on tuesday and wednesday and next chance of rain into next week may be on thursday, just a few sprinkles and then mild and dry as we get into the following weekend. melissa with a couple of problems on the beltway. >> outer loop, the local lanes of the woodrow wilson brinl, i just got this in. the local lanes right now are temporarily blocked. again, outer loop, local lanes across the wood row wilson bridge this mornin outer look at braddock, still have reports of cars on the shoulers talking about the egg before the chicken. northbound bw parkway at the beltway, we're a little sloufr as you head inbound on the bw parkway as well. in germantown, still have the problem at crystal rock. bottom of the beltway coming up

now we're all hungry. a major local school district is accused of dropping the ball after a high school english instructor was arrested for sexually assaulting a student. scott mcfarland and the news4 i-team has been working for months. he has a preview of a story you'll only see tonight on news4. >> the teacher was arrested in 2004 accused of sexually touching a student in the classroom. he pleaded guilty to assault and the school d resign his job. they intended to revoke the teacher's license but the news4 i-team learned the school district failed to do so. didn't send in the necessary paperwork despite a handwritten note reminding them to do so by the state. that same teacher escaped losing his license and found a new job in a different district leading to another charge involving a student. >> something went wrong for this to happen. the whole system is designed to prevent this happening.

how could such a mistake be made? tough question for one of the largest school districts at news4 at 11. scott mcfarland, news4 i team. good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. tes area la makes a big announcement about the future of driverless cars. elon musk says all new models will come with hardware to make them fully self this includes eight cameras, a dozen sensors. it will cost eight grand. i'm landon dowdy. thanks. this is something to consider before signing on the dotted line for a store branded credit card. according to a new study by

rates for the cards. they found the average store charges 24% interest on the cards. that is much higher than the national average for all credit cards at more than 15%. so in this case it may take you longer to pay off the items. 5:57 now. wireless provider t-mobile will pay $48 million for not clearly telling customers how unlimited data plans were not actually unlimited. the t-mobile had a policy to slow down the speeds of customers who used the most data and didn't tell them. the carrier unwilling has a disclaimer on the website to warn customers about possible slower speeds. our coverage of the final presidential debate continues in 90 seconds. the latest fact checks. reaction and analysis coming into the newsroom this morning. i'm darcy spencer at l' enfant plaza.

jood do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely accept the result of the election. >> i will look at it at the time. >> let me respond to that.

>> from everything i see, has no respect for this person. >> that is because he would rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. no puppet. >> it is pretty clear -- >> you're the puppet. it is 6:00 a.m. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we're getting you up to speed on every aspect of the debate. first, a check on the weather because a big change is on the way. >> re but those are now gone. we have a few pink clouds reflecting the predawn. this is not the predawn light yet. the sunrises are not until after 7:00 in the morning. that is the live view from the tower cam over looking northeast with ay. we had a few sprinkles