it happened on belfast place. no word yet on any injuries. >> the next safetrack surge begins on the red line today. it will man between fort totten and noma gallaudet for 25 days. >>> kids get their turn to run ahead of the marine corps marathon. thousands will participate in the fun run at the pentagon. the health expo also continues at the national harbor today. >>> cold now but man, we'll warm up, tom. >> dramatically so. we'll be into the 60s hitting the low and mid-70s by mid afternoon today. a wonderful autumn day. the suburbs right there for the marathon starting off. it will be around 60 degrees and then during the afternoon, by the time marathon is ending it will be in the 70s, up near 80 tomorrow afternoon. the record is 82 for october 30 in washington. so it can get this warm this time of the year and then as we get back to work and school on monday, in the upper 50s and low 60s during the day. >> sounds good. dry for halloween. i like it! >> that will do it for news4 today. we'll be b >> join us at 8:

of the challenges came from a cross party group of apologieses in northern ireland who argued that belfast should have been granted a veto on leaving the e.u. according to the good friday peace accords, that legal bid faced a fresh setback with the high court in belfast diss -- dismissing the challenge, although one campaigner saying he now plans to take the case to the supreme court in london. >> a democratic system. 56% of the people of this country voted to remain in. the only people in the country hat's been against us is the democratic union, the torrys. o again i say we're right in what we're doing for the people of this country. >> now residents of the kay lie migrant camp known as the jungle has been given a final ultimatum to lead, as authorities continue to demomish that camp. more than 5,000 mike rants have been taken to centers around france but against the bleak backdrop of charred tents and camps, dozens remain saying they have nowhere else to go and others are refusing to leave. the charity for children say it's extremely concerned for the fate of unaccompanied minors living

this as we have a court case and belfast.n this is a challenge to the article 50 triggering that theresa may believes does not need to happen without parliamentary approval. this case has been brought because it relates back to the good friday agreement. we're going to wait and see what this judge rules. we will bring you this is shortly, but this is what's happening to the pound right now. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: i'm going to let guy johnson talk about this. here's sterling, we're thrilled to have our guest of us today -- there is brexit, a rollover, my extrapolation to 120, middle of november. guy johnson down to the 105 if you do the math. what do you see intraday? guy: what we are watching at the moment is a cold case rolling through, which the market got a little bit -- the judge finished reading the ruling in northern ireland, is belfast. this was a case brought by a bunch of politicians relating to the good friday agreement of 1998. this courted was, case was brought suggesting that the good friday agreement containe

it broke out in the early morning hours at 67 belfast place. video shows blown out windows and damage from the place 10 burns through the roof of the home. prince george's county firefighters say the victim was in his 80s and at least one smoke detector in the home was not working. >>> tracking metro this saturday morning, starting today, a portion of the redline will shutdown thanks to metro safety makeover. stephanie gale heart his life at the metro station. what do people need to know about this? >> reporter: this is going to all, 200,000 riders are going to be affected by this. this is certainly going to be causing a lot of headaches and it does start today for the next 25 days. the redline will be shut down between cal you debt, noma, and fort totten, thanks to the me -- makeover. this comes at a time for those running in the tomorrow, historically the metro opens at 5 a.m. but because of construction work being done on metro, trains won't start running tomorrow until 7 a.m. organizers are keeping the starting line open for an hour, antici

on friday night an elderly man died in belfast place on oxon hill. his wife escaped the flames. no word on the id. the same goes for the cause. > vandalism at a school.ol. a sign outside of burning tree in bethesda has been removed after it was tagged withh swastikas a and another vulgar image. they are investigating the vandalism and last week a october 13. burned a swats canoe the school's football field. anyone with information about either case is asked to call montgomery county police. surveillance video from the woodbridge looks like someone being forced into a car. this happened friday night around 10:00. the reason they're calling this a possible abduction. they're not sure if it was a crime or a prank. there were the victim didn't scream and was in their words play fighting.in. > major changes could be on thn rail system, a proposal to balance the metro system could lead into massive job cuts and service changes, plus fares fa heights. fox5's marina maracco looks closely at these changes that effect riders most. report reporter moat row couldd soon be in for a reality c

amazing just how much criminals are willing to do to get away with a is in this first video from belfast in ireland, you see a group of men right outside the front door to this store. this is a store that has ski equipment in it. you know how expensive that is. they are looking to really pull off a pretty expensive heist, because once they are finally in, you see they identify the items that they want to take and they just start grabbing them. they grab a rack that's full of pants and jackets and then go towards the ones on the wall, they grab as much as they can. police are still looking for these people. hoping somebody recognizes what they are wearing, the vehicle they use to get away in. hopefully they'll have a resolution to that soon. in this case, that happened in italy. this woman is working at a store when a man walks in. as he then reaches over, grabs her by the hand, and in his other hand produces a syringe. >> that's creepy and scary and dangerous. as this is happening and you are pregnant. which is the case of this woman here. she opens the register and gives him whatever ca

. >> we head over to belfast in northern ireland. we're at the bullet hotel named after the steve mcqueen movie, but this is like something out of a thomas crown affair. you can see these two ladies kind of messing with a piece of art on the wall, a piece of art they decided they want for themselves. right there, they take this over $18,500 picture of steve mcqueen himself and then they start to make the get away. you can see them here as they try to make the great escape. eventually, they left it outside a restaurant. somebody recognized it and actually returned it to them. while the picture was returned, they are still an enemy of the >>> watches on abc 7 in new york city is the latest winner of the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> and you could win, too. all you're going to need is wednesday's buzz word, be at least 21 years old, and a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> the "rtm" buzz word is coming up in just a little bit. >> stand by, everyone, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> a good number of us are formed with a healthy

. >> we head over to belfast in northern ireland. we're at the bullet hotel named after the steve mcqueen movie, but this is like something out of a thomas crown affair. you can see these two older ladies kind of messing with a piece of art on the wall, a piece of art they decided they want for themselves. right there, they take this over $18,500 picture of steve mcqueen himself and then they start to you can see them here as they try to make the great escape. eventually, they left it outside a restaurant. somebody recognized it and actually returned it to them. while the picture was returned, they are still an enemy of the people. >>> watches on abc 7 in new york city is the latest winner of the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> and you could win, too. all you're going to need is wednesday's buzz word, be at least 21 years old, and a legal >> the "rtm" buzz word is coming up in just a little bit. >> stand by, everyone, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> a good number of us are formed with a healthy fear of heights. folks in this video

that is when prince george's county firefighters were called to the scene here in the 7600 block of belfast place. an elderly woman was able to get herself out but her husband was trapped inside. we're told that he was pronounced dead on the scene from flames and smoke inhalation. he was 84 years old. they were steadfast members of some of of the family members who showed up here, people who had grown up in the house have to go through and find what they can from this fire. important papers, belongings, momentos, a life lost. we're told that the smoke detectors in the basement did work but not on the upper floors. and prince george's county firefighters are trying to determine the cause of this fire but that house is a total loss. we're live in oxen hill, derrick ward _ news4. back to you. >> so tragic, derek, developing prince george's county police trying to find out if a man in a wheelchair was inside the crosswalk when he was killed by a driver of a car in clinton. this happened on stuart lane off of branch avenue. the man was in a motorized wheelchair when he was hit around 8:30 last n

still in the mountains from jill georgetown belfast, pretty gusty out there with winds anywhere between ten, 15, and 20 miles an hour. also as we continue to go through the overnights, i think things continue to settle down. non- rain and snow possibilities tonight. widely scattered stuff. that's no will be confined to the highest peaks. otherwise partly cloudy across the city, 57 at midnight tonight down by tomorrow morning into those low mid 50s again. mild start to the day. a makeshift buttons and ten overhead. will warm up quickly as we get the day started. well on our way to her about the average highs. there is a really good batch of showers starting to move into the western slope as we speak. a lot of thunder and lightning activity associated with that. that will continue to march is late in the day a chance of an isolated shower. that will all die out as a start of the we will get some patchy fog. the noticeable difference. highs on wednesday the upper 50s, but a 20-degree job op but what we're expecting tomorrow. here's the warmer tomorrow afternoon. it also keeps to the southe

the bakery in belfast had argued the decoration contradicted their beliefs but the equality commission argued they were wrong to treat gay customers differently. one of the most prominent american activists against the vietnam war, tom hayden, has died at the age of 76. he prompted criticism after visiting north vietnam during the conflict and on his return he was denounced as a traitor. n went on to marry his fellow campaigner, hollywood actress jane fonda, and served 18 years in the california state his family. now to the u.s. presidential race, where the candidates are hitting key states which will make all the difference on election day. hillary clinton was in new hampshire, donald trump was in the battleground state of florida, where he continues to claim that he is winning and to fight back against the allegations of sexual misconduct. perhaps surprisingly, his appeal is not winning amongst -- waning amongst evangelical groups. this report from liberty university in virginia. reporter: it is the homecoming parade and the biggest christian university in the world. students past an

s >>> on friday night an elderly man died in a houset fire onir belfast place in oxon hill. h no word on the victim's i.d. i >> let's talk about the world'sl series because it's stillecause going, it's not over yet. y chicago cubs escapedcuscap elimination last night at night wrigley field it took a three ar to one lead in the fourth inning.inni then the cubs fans spent thehe c next five innings on edge of o their seats hoping that it tha wouldn't end.woul end chicago closer chapman getsanet the final seven outs to sealutso the deal. cubs win, cubs win three-two.-t game six tomorrow night in cleveland.cl you can watch it right here onhh >> you can't lose. >> no more losing. >> do or die. do or die. >> let's talk about theout e burgundy and gold back home hom from london. they didn't win. win they also didn't suffer asu loss. it ended in a tie in overtime.i. the game was marred by several burgundy and gold penalties pen and mister opportunities including a missed field goal that could have soldier win.ld w final score 27-27. 27- they went all the way over to oe england tie ga

i get them belfast. fast.filled long before, we will stop that poison from coming into our country. ok? one more? another question. >> i would ask you the kind of question hillary clinton gets sometimes. i'm in, easy. mr. trump: she gets easy once. by the way, i am getting boom, boom, boom. what would you do to fix the economy? that is much tougher than you understand, and you doesn't have a clue, but you see the questions i was getting. laura from hampton, new hampshire, are you here? laura: a fun question. >> what is one of your earliest memories as a child and why you think it stands out, and then she goes on -- you.rump: thank you, thank i think just the relationship i had with my parents. you know, my father built houses in brooklyn and queens,. negotiator. it was not that he taught me, he would be on the telephone negotiating with the plumber or electrician or sheet rocker, and i would hear this, and i will be playing with blocks at his knee on the floor. and it was always so vivid. he was always negotiating. and you know what, that is what we need in this country, because peo

i hope we can stop that belfast. did you see that? he wants to give up the tremendous rights.efend religious liberty. [applause] we are going to safeguard a very obsolete electrical grid from cyber attack. cyber attack is in a big problem. we are going to rebuild a depleted military and we are going to take care of our great veterans. [applause] we have tremendous veterans support, tremendous veteran support. we are going to construct a state-of-the-art system of missile defense. we are going to expand america as the leader in space. we are going to save our 2nd amendment which is under siege by hillary clinton. [applause] and the national rifle association, the nra as you know endorse me, the earliest endorsement they have ever given to a presidential candidate. this is so a port and, we are going to appoint justices to the united states supreme court who will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states. [applause] you have 28 days to make every dream that you ever dreamed for your country become true. on november 8, so important. the arrogance of washington d.c.

commitment of government and the people of northern ireland to the settlement those set out in the belfast agreement. there is and remains strongor tl support for the entirety peaceful future for northern ireland. that has been determined by democracy and consent. we been committed to that and we remain committed to work with others to ensure that entirely peaceful future. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. general electric to start a compassionate its confidence in the uk's economy and my constituents by starting construction of the second of its two new world-class research and manufacturing facilities on the rest of this is part. would be prime minister meet with agenda electric and otherwise minister manufactures here to teleport supply chains and markets free of tariffs and bureaucracy are to them at their hundreds of thousands of stocks? >> well, i'm delighted to hear the commitment that ge has made to stanford but it's more than a commitment to stanford it's a commitment to the united kingdom and to the future of our economy in the united kingdom. i understand my right honorable f

skip over most of my life story, i found myself studying conflict resolution and reconciliation in belfast in northern ireland 2012-2013. as i was reading about forgiveness and reconciliation for one of my major papers i noticed there was essentially nothing written about what currently incarcerated people thought about forgiveness. i found out to be utterly fast dating senior people in prison have received and perpetuated some of life's worst farms and that they're living in a system up on forgiveness. it seems curious nothing have been written about that. i thought i had the ability to write something about it both from an academic perspective and because i had already spent four years volunteering at riverbend maximum security prison in national for those india, it's where tennessee's death row is. i had a relationship that i thought i could have those conversations. i decided to write my thesis on the subject edited the masterpieces and double-digit lead after my master degree and turned it into the book. disagrees i thought i would do is because it fit into my larger vocation which is

minister given any consideration to the extent of the eu withdrawal from the european union and the belfast agreement on the political settlement and do you have a plan to prosect that settlement? >> can i say to the gentleman, i don't believe there's any reason to believe the outcome of the referendum will undermine the absolute rock solid commitment of this government and the people of northern ireland to the settlement in the agreement. there is and remain strong support for the entirely peaceful future for northern ireland. that is determined by xhdemocra and consent. we work with others to ensure that future. >> jeremy lefroy. >> thank you. general electric started, shown confidence in the uk economy and my constituents by starting construction of the second of its two new world class research and manufacturing facilities on the business part. would the prime minister meet with general e lek trick and other west midland manufacturers to hear how important supply chains and marge markets free of ter riffs are to them and their hundreds of thousands of staff? >> i'm delighted to hear the

the university of texas san antonio and is international research professor at queen's university belfast. her first book, the plantation mistress, woman's world in the tubman:h, and "harriet wasroad to f freedom" determined one of the best books of 2014. published over 25 books, including award-winning books toochildren such as, "i thing for america. for stevenadvisor spielberg's "lincoln." 2012 fleming lectures will be published later this year. was on thelinton committee, or, excuse me, the smithsonian summit for putting a woman on the american currency. i'm sure she will share some of her experiences on that summit. without further ado, catholic. [applause] >> i want to say it is so great to be here, think your last year for the very rousing hundred celebration, i was especially heartened by the recognition of african-american women and its inclusion. this panel is something i'm very grateful for. i want to contextualize a bit my role in this. when i began my doctoral degree in american history at princeton, it was celebrations of the u.s. bicentennial and working on african-american