alternatives >> our transportation management center will actively manage traffic signal throughout the courthouses, especially on those affected corridors and restriction will be place on parking on the street on key corridors. metro officials are taking action. a train operator on a train operator, the incident reportedly happened sunday at train was out of service and moving equipment to the green belt station. instead of the supervisor who was on the platform, he ended up moving that train. >> i talked to mr. horn. i told him he's taking reservation and off duty. ok, where is the operator horn at this time? tell him to contact central.

time. there was no significant delay to passengers service in either direction. now, to a story we brought you yesterday out of prince george's county. dozens of families forced out of their homes after the condo association responsible for the building they live in failed to pay a massive debt with utility companies. >> this resulted in the all gas and electric being cut off in that building. the story seemed to tough many of you as we received several comments about how this could to help. >> to bring you up to speed, here is what we know right now. the condo association owes over $1 million for past due utilities. residents pay 900 a month. residents received final move-out notices yesterday. now, the county set up a resource center today. fox 5 alexandra limon is live in prince george's county with what's happening now, and the help residents say they now

>> reporter: yeah, guys, it's been really tough sitting out here all day, people are in a tough situation. they have no idea what they're going to do but there has been an out pouring of support. several organizations came together to bring food and clothing donations to salvation army is also out here. we also had a lot of people reach out to fox 5 to ask us how they can help. prince george's county says there are a couple of ways you can national capitol region. there's also another organization called community foundation, and they have set up the neighbors in need fund, but helping these people get back on their feet is going to be a tough task. >> you're displaced completely. there's a lot of families with young kids live in this building. i know everybody is not going to

move. >> reporter: her family is one of them. her three and eight month old granddaughters smile and laugh. too innocent to realize that although they're piling into the family's suv they have no place to go. >> come on now, who can just get up and move tomorrow and already have something planned? it's only been two days when we found out that. >> reporter: 77 other families more than 300 people in all live in the lynn hill condominiums, all power shut off. the building uninhabitable. with temperatures to near freezing many stayed in the dark condo only to have to haul out their belongings come morning >> frustrated is a good word >> agencies like the red cross and churches are helping with temperature shelters. the prince george's county department of social services is also trying to help with short and long-term plans. >> we have a number of landlords on property who are taking

quick assessments and flipping units for folks to move into. >> reporter: those are good intentions. many residents we talked to say a new apartment isn't a realistic option. rent they played at the condominiums was so low >> the apartment complex is going to be much more. we can't afford it. even if they pay the first month rent and security deposit. >> reporter: we just learned a short time ago that state to head here as long as with the attorney general's office. tomorrow they're planning to ask a judge for the utilities to go back on for at least 60 days so people can have more time to figure out their situations. at that point, it will be in the hands of a judge to decide that. reporting live in temple hills,

news. an off-duty police officer says he was profiled and assaulted by a prince george's county police officer after a shooting at iverson mall. robert parker who is assigned to harbor patrol as a diver was thrown to the ground and punched in the head even as he was identifying himself as an officer obeying all commands >> tonight prince george's county police have a different take and say parker didn't identity himself as an officer until he was on the ground. >> fox 5 paul wagner joining with this story. >> reporter: lauren and sarah, robert parker is a five-year veteran of the dc police department. he lives here in this neighborhood. that's iverson mall behind me. just after noon yesterday, parker said he had just dropped off his wife's car at an auto repair shop and he was walking down iverson street heading back to his house when he says he noticed a number of police officers patrolling in this area. there were quite a lot of them,

next to him in a marked cruiser, a black officer, he says that officer then got out and approached him what happened next is in some dispute. >> i heard sounded like a gunshot. we just heard the commotion. heard the gunshots, after that, there was a crash. >> reporter: few minutes after man was shot and wounded at iverson mall, prince george's county police descended on the neighborhood. looking for a suspect only described as a black male wearing a hoodie and blue jeans >> he had a number one male with a hoodie blue jeans, last seeing going towards the school at iverson in a residential area. >> reporter: around the same time, robert parker also dressed in a jacket, hoodie and blue jeans was walking away from the mall down iverson when he says a black prince george's county officer pulled up alongside him in marked cruiser. what happened next is a matter of some dispute. the parker says the officer told him they were looking for someone and and he wanted to

>> i can't remember if i said ok or i was just kind of baffled. he walked up to me and started patting me down. and i'm just thinking to myself, is this really happening? because i'm a police officer. i know the protocol. he reached around and feels my firearm. and i look at him and i see the look in his eye and i said i'm police. ground. i kept saying i'm the police, i'm the police. there were two other officers there maybe. i felt their presence, i couldn't get a good look. placed me in handcuffs. somebody hit me on the right side of my face. >> reporter: parker says he wasn't resisting and felt the take-down and punch were totally unwarranted >> then they blamed you. >> yes. >> reporter: tell me what they said >> why didn't you tell me you

first place? >> what was your reaction >> why didn't you tell me you were to going to pat me down kerr. >> reporter: parker knows the police were looking for a black male wearing a hoodie and blue jeans and knows he basically fit the description. learned today this was the man police were looking for. parker says he hates to pull the race card. but believes had he been white, the take-down and what he views as excessive force would not have happened. >> if i was a white guy walking in a white neighborhood and a look-out was for a white suspect, even same circumstances i don't think i would have been treated the same. >> reporter: parker says he injured his wrist and went for treatment at the police and fire cling as well as a hospital emergency room. now, prince george's county police are defending their officer. they say he's a 20 year veteran with lot of experience and supervisor in this section of the county. they also issued a lengthy statement, we're going to give

based on on our preliminary investigation and preliminary review of an audio recording of the encounter in question, we believe our officer acted professionally. this encounter took place within several minutes of the shooting being report to do the mall and approximately three blocks from the scene. our officer responding to the shooting, which had just prompted the lock-down of to nearby schools spotted a man walking who matched the description. our officer, a sergeant assigned to our district 4 out of his cruiser and began an investigate tour stop. the officer discovered the man had a gun on his waistband. at that point, our officer took the manned to the ground during a brief struggle. our preliminary investigation reveals it was only after the man was restrained that he identified himself as a police officer. just a little awhile ago we were given notice at this there still

lodged. pawing fox 5 news. a different election poll almost every single day >> how accurate are the numbers predict who will win? we'll have that story coming up donald trump in the district for the official grand opening of the hotel. hear why mayor muriel bowser said she had no plans on attending. >> in the u.s. at 110 years old, what the woman has been through 19 presidents has it said about this election and who has her vote. >> i would sign a contract to look at her in ten years. look like her in ten years, she looks fantastic. wow. listen here's what we're watching outside. we have clouds beginning to increase around the area. no showers. there might be one isolated shower up towards hagerstown. general al drive evening,

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we're talking about polls. how do you we know how accurate they are? is it possible for them to be wrong >> the average has hillary clinton leaning nine of ten polls ahead of donald trump by 4.2%. only the la times has trump ahead. but when most polls agree, can they actually be wrong? >> well, in 2014, that happened in maryland. >> 16 preelection poles had anthony brown beating larry hogan for governor but hogan won by five % poll that had him winning, tom fitz joins us and it has a lot of people talking to this day asking how could all these polls be so wrong >> they're right to ask the question because you only have to look back two years ago to our area here in maryland where the predetermined outcome of many of the leading polls in the state were wrong.

larry hogan beat anthony brown 2-1. that was a large margin nobody was expecting except governor larry hogan. he said for days he had internal political polling saying he was up five %. it was a point the now governor was happy to point out the day after his election >> the talking in the media seem to talk to each other. it's sort of i was talking to marylanders. . we set vote goals nearly impossible to attain in every single county in the state and blew past everyone of them. >> reporter: 2014, the bottom line hogan campaign was right that year. the majority of the polls were wrong. that internal poll, that did correctly find that the 2014 maryland governor's race was going republican. and that was the internal poll

research. the one responsible was chris wilson. he will tell you when these polls go wrong, it is not because of how many people they sample. it's because of who they sample. now, for example, wpa opinion researchers uses what they call dynamic polling. a dynamic poll digs deeper, determines who actually is going to vote. an increases wpa criticize come election day. >> people like me live or die based on our criticize. if i'm inaccurate, i don't get hired again. governor hogan would not hire us back if we had been inaccurate in his election, i do believe that political polls, sometimes taken with skepticism because they're paid for on behalf of the candidate. if we could release a survey, we know we're going to go to be judged against those results in the future.

2014 and maryland is that the only poll that actually counts is the one taken on election day through the voting. but they also say this. comparing one stat an entire nation's presidential race is tricky busy but when you look for a poll that you're going to read, the pollsters and the experts say look not if they're registered voters but who are the likely voters? because that is the accurate representation of who is actually going to cast a b giving an opinion of somebody who reached him on phone during that particular day. live on capitol hill, tom fitzgerald gerald fox 5 local news. >> that's where it gets difficult to predict. election day that's what counts. well, talk about did iy, this morning, so cold, i didn't know it was going to warm up as much it did. i was a little bit skeptical but it's turned out to be a nice fall day.

sunset looks really beautiful >> a lot of clouds starting to come in now, lauren and sarah, the evening will look a little cloudier than the rest of the afternoon, but it was very cold last night. low 30's in the suburb, i believe dulles may have touched 30 and we dropped to 41 in the district. this is a nice recovery. it feels better today because we didn't have the big wind. one or two showers showing up for to our north and west. most hours will be dry. just wanted to mention that i see a couple little showers up towards the you can see those are generally moving southeast but they seem to be dissipating but the bigger picture will show you there are showers moving across ohio, cleveland indians were worried about this rain. there will be a little bit more later when that's coming with the cold front. hopefully we get many dry innings as the game set to begin at 7:08. here's what you can expect tonight. we do have a warm front going to

cloud cover right now. generally we're going to be dry unless there's something very spotty. tomorrow morning, also dry. it will not be as cold overnight. will generally drop into the 40's. no frost advisories or freeze warnings posted. but as we look ahead, you want to grab the rain gear for tomorrow afternoon because we will have showers thursday afternoon, maybe a bit of drizzle by the noon hour, most of these showers hold off till the afternoon and evening hours. for commute home thursday, might be a little bit wet. not a lot upwards of a can quarter to third of an inch or more. we can use every drop. it's 57 degrees in the district. gaithersburg, 52, 54 in frederick and hagerstown. 58 at culpeper and one of the only spots at 60 is fredericksberg right now. so your planner tonight, clouds, 53 at 7:00. by 9:00, 51, we're going to keep i dry. by 11:00, our temperature about 50 degrees. we'll talk about warmer days

weekend. caitlin will have your forecast. a church pastor indicted for fraud against his congregation defrauding him out of millions of dollars face add judge >> hear why he's a free man tonight. alarming headline tonight from fairfax county. credit card scamming devices found at a commonplace many of us go to several times a month. what you need to know to pretty yourself from becoming a victim. an epi pen rival return and the makers any it will be apprised very low cost. if you have a story idea call fox 5 tip line the number, 202-895-3000 or e-mail to fox 5

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impact an estimated 200,000 rider as day starting saturday. >> two stations and an entire section will be shutdown. how will people get around? torresdale avenue matt ackland will try and break it down for us. >> reporter: sarah and laura, this is there be a big headache for a lot of people along it's red line, especially kind of northern north and east. this is an example. this is between the brook land station and this is rhode island avenue. this is a double switcher here where the trains actually switch tracks, that has to be replaced. look at the equipment. this is an example. look at all of that heavy equipment that has to be brought in. that's why they have to close it down for about a month. now, to show you the service reductions, if you do use the red line, here's where we're

down to noma. the whole other red line? even up by friendship heights, that area will be reduced by 50%. 50% fewer trains. no matter where you use the red line, you really are going to see a slowdown over the next month. today, officials are so concerned they want to get the message out. they held a press conference, take a listen so some comments. >> the shu severe service reductions that impacted the entire red line from one end to the other. whenever possible, we need red line customers with other options to consider telecommuting, traveling off peak, and also using bus alternatives >> transportation management center will actively manage traffic signal throughout the countries, especially on those affected corridors, and rerestriction will be replaced

corridors. >> reporter: so if you use the red line like i do several times a week, you're probably thinking now am i going to get to and from work? there's a lot of options. they're saying they'd rather you not drive. there's other options including shuttle bus that is run basically so this is where fort trotton will be closed. it will running all the way down to noma galidet. you right the metro here, get on a bus and come down to noma, where you can many busses are being added. this is the metro's bus service line. you can see it might be a good idea for these days before this project starts to go to this map, figure out if there possibly is a bus route that might work for you to get you to work on time. it might take a little bit longer. remember, if you do have to take the red line, you're really going to have to give yourself extra time, especial if you're

trotton rhode island area. you have to get off and take a shuttle bus. that is closed down. two stations closed down altogether. it won't be running in that location until november 27th. is that right? all right. live at metro headquarters, matt ackland fox 5 local news. >> that helps put it in perspective. >> it's going to be difficult. coming up at 5:30, donald trum walk of fame vandals. >> slamming a sledgehammer into the stone >> donald trump cut the ribbon at the trump international hotel. one person who wasn't here? mayor bowser. was she invited? we'll have the answer after the break. sarah? >> new orders for the pentagon

benefitses from military vets is. >> reporter: the redskins came off their first loss in almost a month. who was out on the practice field and who might miss the game this sunday. we'll break that down with congregant paulsen live from redskins park after the break.

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. a nanny in prince george's county arrested and charged with the death of a baby girl. police say this 66-year-old woman was caring for eight month old when the baby was rushed to the hospital. detectives later discovered an in home surveillance system that showed this nanny pouring large amounts of liquid from two

moments later, the baby became unresponsive and an autopsy revealed she died of asphyxiation. the nanny faces murder and child abuse. police have made an arrest in connection with the death of man in a homeless shelter. church employees say an organization named nvi rents space there t the name of the victim and suspect have not been released dc p someone they believe may be connected to the attempted bank robbery of wells fargo. here's the latest video thursday in the 3200 block of pennsylvania avenue southeast. he didn't get away with cash but there is a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to the arrest of this man and police are asking anyone with any information, if you recognize this person, to please give them a call. in california, a man dressed as a construction worker used a

donald trump's star on the hollywood walk fame. it was so severe the gop nominee's name is no longer recognizable. witnesses say the person who did this told them he wanted to auctioned it off to try and raise money for the women who have accused trump of sexual assault. it marks the third time in recent months his star has been vandalized. ? ? sdwlfrjts in the district, protesters the hotel for official grand opening. ronica cleary was there. >> how was that event? >> reporter: well, it was interesting, laura and sarah. let me tell you, donald trump during his remarks really tried to not take away from the fact that he wants his home to be the white house.

on the trail before, the significance of the address of the trump international hotel. during his remarks today, he made sure to at least nod to the fact that the white house is the most important address on pennsylvania avenue. >> with the notable exception of 1600 pennsylvania avenue, this is the most coveted piece of real estate in washington, dc, best location >> when ivanka spoke, she took the time to thank dc local and federal officials for making this hotel possible. she specifically called out the dc mayor's office, the fire department, the police department with words of thanks as well as other departments. but one person that she really took extended time to thank, dc's delegate eleanor holmes norton. >> additionally, i would also

holmes nor den. she's been the fearsest and most park the for this building's redevelopment and a great partner. she is someone i've great respect for and thoroughly enjoyed getting to know. >> well it's interesting, she specifically did note the dc mayor's office but was mayor muriel bowser invited? matt ackland had a chance to catch up with her and ask her that specific question. listen to should you she responded. >> i go to all usually events in washington that's good for business. but i don't participate in political events. >> reporter: well, i'll be back at 6:00 to talk a little bit more about donald trump's decision today to take time off of the campaign trail to cut the ribbon here at the whole. we'll be breaking it down for

international hotel, i'm ronica cleary with fox 5 local news. virginia governor terry mccaulive continues to dispute reports on thousands of dollars he made on campaign donations. he donated to the 2015 state senate campaign of dr. jill mccab, the top of a top fbi official who later oversaw the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails >> when jill was recruited there will be no stories out on e-mails at all. not even the idea we got into a time machine and knew what was going to happen down the road and made a decision before anyone else on the knew there was going to be an issue is a joke. it's been repute lated by so many journalists. call it irresponsible journalist i want to say. >> jill mccab's's opponent released a statement calling for

position as fbi deputy director. there's a warning for people in fairfax. there's a new kind of device scams are using to steal your credit card information. the secret service calls it a per scope skimmer. it's wired to the card reader from the inside of the machine and your information is transmitted over blue tooth. to police have discovered nine separate incidents across fairfax county since june-most recent happening at a gas station on lee highway. thieves were able to open up skimmers and they were later discovered by pump inspectors. >> i think it's gutty, i mean, how they do it. they do it quickly. there's no way you could tell unless you have someone standing at each pump 24/7 and that's why we used to do weekly checks, just because of stuff like this and now we're doing it on a daily basis. >> police say there are few things that you can do to protect yourself, including

using credit cards instead of debit cards or you can simply walk into the station and pay the cashier. a local pastor and another woman accused of being involved in a fraud scheme were released on bond, terry within a millender is the pastor at the church in alexandria. his wife brenda and grenetta wells who was affiliated were also arrested. the three were indicted by a grand jury on charges o and money laundering. >> what's unusual to me is that it was such a lull in the investigation. >> we were look at it a couple years ago. seemed to sort of die on the vine, popped back up with no notice to us, an arrest after church, which was interesting. we're picking up again where we left off. the millenders and wells operate a company called milk

claiming to help poor people in developing countries but instead used it on the foreign currency market. they're expected in court friday. were the big announcement from ash carter. he has ordered the pentagon to spend their efforts to recover decades old reenlistment bonuses paid to thousands of national guard who fought in iraq and afghanistan. they found several bonuses were improperly given to the since then more than 9,000 current and retired soldiers have repaid. nearly $22 million. today, the redskinses returned to work for the first of two state side practices. tomorrow night they fly to london where they will face the bengals. the health of many of the teams top player, will they be able to make that trip? brody logan and grant paulsen are live from.

london with my tweed jacket. there might be players who might not be going to london just like we're not in london. so here with grant paulsen. jaymy son crowder limited. that could be a big loss,s the big one josh norman, he had the concussion in detroit. in concussion protocol. he was out of practice but still go to doctors on thursday. when i saw trent williams sunday, he couldn't walk by himself to the locker room. he had to be carted from the field and he's back out there today that individual drills. i asked trent what it would take him to not play this sunday. >> something has to be torn or broken. other than that, a sprain, i can

as long as the doctor tells me it's nothing structurally wrong with what i got going. i'm doing everything i got to do to get on the field. >> reporter: the monte python, it's merely a flesh wound. he's going to be out there. but in case he can't go or josh norman, who would be the biggest loss >> norman because of the match-up. aj green is one of the most dynamic receivers in football. if you have j you paid him 75 million would be to cover guys like aj green. if you don't have norman i think it's going to be a long day defensively against a passing game that ranks in the top five for the cincinnati bengals and green who's such a terrific weapon. jordan reed, last two weeks, offensive performed admirably. this is a guy leading the team in catches to despite the fact that he missed the last two games. i think trent will probably rank

the blind side of a quarterback. lead to a tumble. >> jordan reed says he feels fine, that's not up to him but seems like vernon davis played really well >> this is why they brought him here, local guy won a super bowl last year in denver, played in san francisco. he's a winning kind of guy. he does really i think smart things on a football field. he's great run of seize the defensive fronts, knows where the football is going to go. you saw him down field. on the 19 yard touchdown by kirk cousins which, by the way, it was hilarious, vernon davis is blocking and meets him in the end zone >> that's something we will know more about tomorrow. it's going to be up to the independent doctors to see who is cleared on the concussion protocol to make the trip. anyone else who isn't in concussion protocol will still

that determination once in london as to who can play sunday. >> thank you so much, guys. >> my gosh. you know what we're going to do? we're going to build a big ben for them. >> we'll put it behind them. coming up, liars become bolder the more they lie. scientists say our brains adapt to being dishonest >> delta has a new way to track your bags >> another beautiful fall afternoon, cold morning, we are tracking rain showers moving in for thursday, following that a big change in our temperatures. some of you may be wanting to bring out shorts again. just saying some of you. >> we'll have a look at that seven-day forecast for your body trick or treat forecast coming up next when fox 5 news at 5:00

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one member of the fox 5 family here. look at this. earlier this year, foliate journalist was named both 2016 editor and photography. he received the honor from the white house photography's association. >> only the second time in 100 years that someone won both rewards, photographer and editor. he's no stranger to awards. he met with president obama a couple of times during his first year in office, then again honor most recently. from all of us here at fox 5, congratulations to you. well deserved honor. he's so talented. obviously. won many emmies, too. >> hard worker, that's for sure. >> i would not want to be working outside in the early morning hours. how cold it is. i know it's going to get colder i understand that.

system especially in the afternoons warms up nicely with the sun still this time of years ago, hard freeze many of us earlier this morning. far north and west growing season officially ended we'll probably still have frost and freezing to deal with in the city. beautiful shot outside. i love these shots. perfect and another beautiful evening, more clouds started to creep in, you can see them kind of mixing with the setting sun that gives us sunsets and that's what we have over a northwest dc. beautiful late october evening. heads up, we're going to see past october and be talking about this fox 5 outlook is going to be pretty good. that is going to be tomorrow morning. the fox 5 winter outlook that we issue every year here at fox 5.

starting tomorrow morning, tucker barnes on the morning show and then again sue will rego over he everything tomorrow evening, what we see as our winter outlook for 2016, 2017, how cold or not cold we think or snow with as well as expected snowfall accumulation, fox 5 dc of course, caitlin roth fox 5, tomorrow beginning in the morning. satellite and radar showing snow right up towards the north and west in the upper great lakes, cold enough for snow in northern michigan. rest of us seeing rain showers. one batch moving out for one game to have the world series. at 7:00 p.m. on fox 5. none of those showers reaching us quite yet but you can see the bank of clouds overhead. we will turn mostly cloudy tonight probably stay that way

gaithersburg, 57 washington. cool to cold, 49 pittsburgh, 36 in binghamton. let's talk about the front. fox futurecast shows cloud around west virginia i think we're talking midday for dc, rain showers, tomorrow evening with the cold air surging behind it. clear skies friday. but we will have that precipitation. that precipitation will be snow for places towards our north, interior new england, showers for us here in pennsylvania, seasonally cool -- we're not in pennsylvania, in washington, i'm from pennsylvania. all right. sometimes it still comes out. we're not in pennsylvania. i also used to work in pennsylvania. 65 afternoon showers in washington tomorrow. mostly sunny at 62 on friday.

sunday, 74 saturday then possible shower on sunday. the early call for halloween looks great for trick treaters. stay with us, fox 5 will be right back after this. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices.

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information to the fly delta ap. the technology is being used at 84 airports. ? ? apparently, liars become bolder the more they lie. our brains adapt to be dishonest. researchers showed how the mind's i'm sure hot spot becomes desensitized and gets used to dishonesty. meaning the more you lie the less emotional responds. ? ? baby on the way for ciara and russell wilson. they tied the knot earlier this year and are expecting. their first child together, siara has a previous son from a previous relationship. ? >> 100 ten years old, margaret is the oldest voter in washington and she's looking forward to going to the polls

born in 1906. teddy roosevelt was president and women did not have the right to vote. it's important to practice your civic duty. while she's not interested in a presidential candidate. she still voting. >> i don't know why we don't have better people running. but then i guess they're not politicians >> that is your fox 5 on the

this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. a fight to the finish with just 13 days to go. >> i'm tired of the excuses from our politicians. enough waiting. the time is now. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are in on a close race. >> this is not just about what we're against. it's about what we're for.

new tonight, a twist in the search for a suspected shooter. the story cruel you'll see first on fox 5. forced out and frustrated. hundreds of condo residents being kicked out of their home. news at 6:00 starts now. 13 days and counting the finish line almost in sight for the two presidential candidates. it's good to have you with us, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, hillary clinton celebrated her 69th events both in swing state of florida. meanwhile, donald trump took a quick break from the campaign trail to cut the ribbon on his brand new hotel in downtown dc. protesters slammed trump and his newest real estate venture but it cannot phase the businessman and republican presidential nominee. >> as soon as we're finished