i'm kristin wright in for erika gonzalez tonight.

there. how long will it last in amelia draper is in the weather center. >> it won't be as windy as today. today, it was strong enough to cause power outages and minor damage across the area. right now, i'm tracking gusts out there anywhere from about 25 to 30 miles an hour. and sustained winds at about 10 to 20. what does that mean for it adds the additional chill but it's not going to cause any damage. however, look at the wind forecast. tomorrow, on your sunday, it's still breezy. on monday, it's still another breezy day. it's not until tuesday we see lighter winds move into the area. coming up in my full forecast at 11:18, i'll let you know when we will see some freeze concerns here in the d.c. metro area. it's going to be really chilly and you might want to bring those plants indoors, kristin.

thanks, amelia. a developing story out of montgomery county. an 87-year-old man shot in the head in his own backyard. now, police believe it might have been an accidental firing from a hunter's gun. there are a lot of hunters in that area. the man lives on elton farm road in brookeville near public land. he was hit by a two-millimeter officers have not been able to find the shooter. governor larry hogan is defending the deal to keep marriott in the state. marriott will get tax subsidies totaling $44 million, half from the state and half from montgomery county. marriott recently announced it is staying in bethesda. it's necessary to keep businesses here. montgomery county council and state legislature still have to

hours after vowing to sue ten women and accusing them of sexual misconduct, another woman came forward today with new allegations against donald trump with just 17 days left in the campaign, trump doubled down on the claims that the system is rigged against him. >> the system is totally rigged and broken. first, the issue >> reporter: then, retribution for now the 11 women who have accused trump of sexual misconduct. >> every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign. total fabrication. the events never happened. never. all of these lies will be sued after the election is over.

by gloria allred, coming forward tonight. >> he asked me to return to his suite and have dinner with him. he also invited me to a party. i declined. donald then asked me, what do you want? how much? >> all of this overshadowing what was trump's most policy proposals and actions he would take in his first 100 days as president. canceling all of president obama's executive orders, two years in prison for undocumented immigrants caught re-entering the u.s. after being deported. five years if they have a criminal record. trump's polling averages have never been worse from leading in many critical states one month ago to behind in all but one, ohio, where new polling shows the race in a dead heat.

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jail time. hillary clinton gets a boost from a popular star to try to attract young voters. and a live look here from 30 rock. the "snl" cast is getting ready for a big show tonight.

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election day. >> when i go through my instagram comments in support of hillary, i can't believe someone would hate that i get. >> reporter: this one-time bernie sanders supporter went room to room talking to students at piedmont hall talking about the important of the election and about her seven dogs. >> it's nas to know that hillary has people out here that actually care about her message coming door to door and k >> she took pictures with the tongue pose she made so famous and selfies. hundreds waiting outside in the cold and wind with a chance to meet the singer. inside, miley told students she got a wake-up call during a recent visit back home in tennessee where there was a

the republican committee in virginia issued a statement about miley's appearance saying in part, "clinton has put an emphasis on role models. the morris kay nature of some of cyrus' performances, prove there's one set of rules for clinton and for others." do you feel this? this is a wind of change. d.c. some people waited over an hour. right now, the old council chambers at one judiciary square is the only polling location in the district. after friday, early voting opens up in all wards. early voting ends november 4th. the deadline is to request an absentee ballot. an event in downtown d.c. is to raise awareness for suicide

ended at 7:30 tonight at the washington monument. walkers wore colored beads for loved ones lost or those struggling with depression. doreen gentzler emceed the event. >> it's wonderful to see a large crowd but also very sad because i know all of you are here because >> the american foundation for suicide prevention says that one person takes their own life every 12 minutes in the united states. money from today's walk will help raise awareness to those struggling. fairfax county is a getting a boost from hundreds of people. it's part of national make a difference day. one event was a maker fair in alexandria.

make connections and improve their neighborhood. >> getting to know what's out there, getting to know who is needy. it's the best way to make friends and even gain some skills. >> many nonprofits in fairfax county depend on volunteers for their success. turning now to the weather, it was very crazy today but i thought not far from here, not all that far >> western maryland, west virginia, the deep creek area, i can't believe i was just on the snowshoe website. they are opening november 23rd. that's in about a month. hard to believe that we were talking about 80 degrees for the majority of the work week. here's video from earlier today from snowshoe. head to my twitter page. tom kierein shared a picture that was shared with him where

the concern for aur area is frost and freeze conditions here. if you're inside of the beltway, no concerns of temperatures dropping below 32 at night. in the more rural suburbs, temperatures drop below 32 degrees on wednesday morning and on thursday morning. but first, we have another weekend day to get to, right? it's a nice finish to the weekend. last week it was feeling like august. this workweek it's november and i'm already thinking about trick-or-treating next monday night for the kids. right now, it's looking chilly and dry. the forecast can change so keep it here as we keep you updated. current temperatures, 52 in washington. 42 in hagerstown. it's a chilly start to tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m., around 45 degrees out there. clear skies and breezy. it's breezy the entire day tomorrow but it's going to be really nice.

tomorrow because it's going to feel ten degrees warmer with winds being lighter and the sheer fact that temperatures are warmer. high today, 61. look for your high tomorrow, 67 degrees. tomorrow night, it's another cold night out there. perfect night for a fireplace. turn on the fireplace and check out monday night football and then after that, sunday outlook, a low impact on your day. great day to take your kids to the you'll want layers under the costume. sunday brunch, people were eating outdoors when i was out and about with my husband. tomorrow is perfectly crisp. you'll want sunglasses as well. er size this year, does it get any better? it's not hot and it's not cold. looking ahead to monday, here's the planner. chilly at the bus stop.

after school sports looking really nice with temperatures in the mid-60s. tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday, high temperatures only in the 50s. mid-to upper 50s. normally this time of year, our high is about 67 degrees. kristin, our next chance of rain, and i'm not impressed with it, late on thursday into friday morning. definitely watering the mums and fall cabbage and maybe frost the pumpkins on wednesday and thursday morning it? >> yes. >> thank you, amelia. still to come, the capitals have had a strong start to the

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chris wallace here at the studios. the caps are impressive on defense. allowing just over a single goal. washington has scored first in each game this season. rangers tonight. the offense gets going. first goal with the caps, they take the lead, 1-0 early. new season. nice move. nice finish. that's his third straight game with the goal. 2-0, washington. rangers come back shorthanded and puts home the loose puck. tied at 2.

pushes the rangers to victory. >> our second period was a bit of a letdown and they came at us and we had a strong start but they are a good team and you give them opportunities and they come back. >> we've got to be more consistent than all three periods. he came out when they loss. >> two-game losing streak hosting a michigan state team that's lost four in a row. perry hill back on the field after getting hurt. he remixes this pash for the score. 14-7. maryland down by the start of the fourth. late in the fourth now, maryland

bills has eyes and arms. touchdown pass and maryland wins 48-17. for now, they are 5-2. over the past two games, the redskins defense has been excellent. it's easy to overlook, especially considering philadelphia scored 20 points last monday. but remember, a touchdown came on a different turn and another one came on an interception his unit for their recent play. >> i've sat up here and said this whether it was otas, training camp, we have a great group of guys that come into work and punch the clock and grind. when we weren't playing well, it wasn't because of lack of preparation or work ethic. our guys are really special. we've got a special group when it comes to that. but they want to be challenged

the nba was formed a year later in 1946. for the cubs and the indians will meet in the world series, this is an extremely historic matchup. the cubs have not won the world series since 1908. the indians have not won since 1948. kristin, the problem is with these teams meeting for a championship, d.c. will now start to win the national conversation of major sports

that's not good. >> oh, no. that's sad. all right. well, it will be an interesting matchup. chris miles, thank you. >> thank you. all right. if you thought today was nice, tomorrow is going to be even better. >> you're going to love tomorrow. i think so many people will be out and tomorrow. 67 and a nice breeze. beautiful sunshine. that's our news for tonight. tom hanks hosts a new "saturday night live" with musical guest lady gaga.

?? [ cheers and applause ] good evening. good evening. i'm chris wallace. and welcome to the third and final presidential debate.

rings" movie. u don't really want to watch, but hey, you've come this far. now let's welcome the candidates. donald j. trump and secretary hillary clinton. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, chris. thank you for having me. in t table. in the second debate, i fired up the grill. and tonight, i feast. >> chris, i'm going to start this debate in the quietest voice possible. in the past, i have been big and loud. but tonight, i am a sweet little baby trump.