d.c.. so, trying to kind of put together all of those little details here stitching things together to make sense of what happened. i do know from investigators it appears most of it from what they know right now is happening out here on the street. on prince place. so, again, no information right now in terms of gepder, age, name of the victims or any suspect information at all. still early, guys, we'll be more details. >> preerkiate it 5:02 an all clear issued for the university ever maryland college park. for several hours overnight campus police searched for a suspect they believed had a gun. this began as traffic stop when officers tried to brisk the suspect he took off into wooded area off campus drive lakeland road. he's still on the loose and no longer believed to be near campus. >> happening today an 18-year-old woman accused of killing 17 altercation monday night on original west d.c. will be in court today. >> our annie yu is live this morning northwest where the altercation hap

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e heads up in northwest d.c. d.c just got word of this through t d.c. police traffic on twitter r gas leak now in the northweste t closure here on foxhall road rod so this is -- help step out oft the way foxhall road southbound. that's where the closure is at i lull street northwest --west - lowell street. i don't know if i'm sayingow ii that correctly but someone canon correct me i'm sure.rr i this is due to the emergency gas leak.ga d.c. police traffic saying theft estimated repairs are aboutreut six to eight hours so this so t will be out here for awhile ife you are in northwest d.c. and dd you usually travel around fox f hall i believe you can do ao a work around on nebraskaska avenue. out there. good news n southeast-southwest freewayuthwr crash has cleared about aned abu hour ago. however, residual delays delay remain and they are extensive. e all the way on the freeway toewy the 11th street bridget bridge crossing the bridge onto 295 and then those southboundouthbo delays on 295 very, very heavy. extending from about route 50ou0 southbound down 2

d.c. this morning. >> 7 times more powerful than morphine and addictive. we're trying to make sure people are aware of it. it's a deadly drug. >> pink heroin or u 47 sold online for $40 a bag. it is stronger than heroin and so far responsible for 50 deaths nationwide. >> a virginia taxi driver pled guilty to helping a friend join isis they helped him after a government sting operation. isis with someone to turned out to be an informant. has an admitted he drove farouk to the airport where he planned to go to syria. he planned to join him at a whiter date and pled guilty to one terror represented charge and could face trial on another. >> the white house obama administration says if youry lie on obamacare expect to see premiums increase sharply next the white house says premiums will rise average of 25% in the 39 states that use federally run program and we're learning consumer choices will be limited in some cases to just one health insurer. republicans say the new number shows obamacare i

>>reporter: d.c. police now riff an armed d.c. library officer who was carrying a service weapon, a block handgun. you'll see just behind that cop car there, thread pickup truck, that's where that d.c. library officer was going as he was heading out of this benning neighborhood library locking down for the day. what is about 9:30 just a half hour after closing this library he was walking out and as we arrived on the scene we heard him h tell the detectives that the suspect who was armed approach gun as well as his radio. you'll see some video here as we arrived on the scene, the k9s underway tracking scent of that suspect. mpd helicopter in the air looking for that suspect as well. as of right now still no arrests. this library right here is also an early voting site here in ward 7 in d.c. it's open every day from 8:30 to of elections, still have not heard backs as to whether any of the ballots were compromised or stolen in this entire or deal. we did see some crime scene technicians walking outside from the library. they were in

highs: 58-63 winds: nw 10-15 g 20 mph nw of d.c. lows: 33-42 winds: n 5 mph wednesday: increasing clouds. unseasonably cool. highs: 55-58 a terrifying night in montgomery county. a man shot and killed in his own home - and the shooter is still on the loose. john gonzalez is live in gaithersburg with the search right now the search is on for the suspects responsbile for robbing a man at gun point in crystal city. police say on saturday night three men pulled up next to a man walking on crystal drive. two of them stepped out of their vehicle and approached the victim with a gun..demanding his those who live in the area say incidents like this are incredibly rare. police have given only vague descriptions of the suspect seven is on your side, helping you and your family fight back against crime. check our "spot crime" maps on wjla dot com, to stay aware of the latest crimes near where you live and work. seven is also on your side with an update on an ongoing crisis at the lynhill condominiums in temple hills. residents received a notic

hopeful for d.c. statehood and ready for this election to be over. >> this was the line to the early voting. >> everybody should make a plan to vote. >> mayor muriel bowser joined the crowd encouraging them to vote yes for d.c. statehood. >> we want senators like every other american. >> while, widely supported in the district. >> i think it's long overdue. >> it's an uphill battle with congress having the final say. this to be reality. >> we're hopeful we will not only win the white house with the person who supports stayedhood but both houses of congress which would make this an easier progress later saturday a quieter judiciary square. no more lines but still a steady stream of voters including some picking a president for the first time. >> kind of excited. like just to be a part of something, just to have -- >> one to tell us this has been unforgettable campaign season. >> i'm ready for the election to be over with. >> it's like a circumstance us. jose says as bad as it's been he's grateful to vo

. > this d.c. fire accused of shooting black menace now back in who the water again he'ster going to join us live to share hiwes side of the story up next. whoa! that's a big hole. that is unbelievable. now let's check out the roll formed steel bed of the silverado. same angle,same empty tool box. took it way better. the steel held up. it's truck month! eleven thousand total value on this silverado all star. silverado proved it is the toughest truck here. on issues that matter to northern virginia, barbara comstock and donald trump have a lot in common. bill o'reilly: overturn roe v. wade; that's a specific thing that you would do? trump: well, overturn or overturn... comstock: i think roe v. wade should be overturned. trump and comstock. trump: i'm totally for defunding. we shouldn't be giving to planned parenthood. while comstock voted five times to defund planned parenthood. northern virginia, we need luann bennett. ck. standing up for us. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. > there is

the role nurses play in d.c. public schools. d.c. department of health is implementing a program whole school, whole community, whole child. the problem is not nurses are aware in schools with chronic imnesses a nurse will always be present. we spoke with the d.c. department of health about the new health plan. >> transitioning from a model 20 years old to a newer model that improves the structure of the program to provide a more comprehensive service to our children and families. what we're doing transitioning from a nursing only model to a more comprehensive approach. >> the goals of the new program are to provide the right care at the right time. maximize resources and include the students family in health decisions and provide a safe environment for that student. and the d.c. city council will take up the issue next week. >> m coming up calls forioustis after two it americans are sentenced to ten years in iranian prison. >> several faxlies impacted by water crisis in flint michigan lawsuit seeking help for children children. >> a

d.c., 9 a.m. >> she's fraet. meanwhile let's academic with the weather a little bit. mike thomas is in this average with the latest on the forecast. hi, mike. >> hi sarah, laura, it's a gorgeous fall with temperatures around the 07 degrees mark. we're at 69. one degree is all the same right. feels pleasant. i have to say this is the last kind of pleasant day and fall cool air starts moving in tonight and it will be much cooler the rest of the week. let's look live at satellite and radar right now. we did have clouds coming in off the lakes today. so it makes sun and clouds out there those fair weather fall clouds prevalent this afternoon. temperatures as mentioned now 70 quantico that hour and mannasas 66. cumberland, just about everybody in the 60s at this hour. that's not so bad. temperatures will be falling tonight and you'll start to notice if you head out and about heading home from work a little breeze picking up. 62 by 7:00 this evening and 5 by 9:00 and 11:00 55 degrees. we're head

>> thank you. >>> today d.c.'s animal shelter will announce the new name. >> you may remember the washington washington animal rescue league merged. it is a long name to say both of them. for the first time in 150 years. the two animal welfare organizations will have a new name. they care for more than 60,000 animals every year and news4 will be at the announcement this morning at 11:00 at the start of midday. so stay tuned. >>> flames forcing families from a busy homeless shelter and the person who set the fire may have >> another fire breaks out on a bridge but it was what was inside the trailer that you'll want to stick around for. >> 4:42. the final push with just 15 days to go. the extra efforts the candidates are making to get those >>> she has bad instincts, she has bad judgment. you look at all of the harm and all of the things she has done it is a mess. >> he just loves to criticize and loves to insult, but we need actually find common ground and make things happen. >> hillary clinton and donald trump not

>>> a d.c. police officer caught on the wrong side of the law. what authorities say he was doing at 2:00 a.m. this morning. >>> a suspicious fire at the old d.c. general hospital. families that are being night. more coming up. >>> mangled mess left behind after a tour bus slammed into a semi on a california highway. more than a dozen people dead. authorities give us an update on the investigation. to find somewhere new to spend a night. a fire broke out. derrick ward is live with why investigators say the fire is subs pishs. >> it is suspicious because that sixth floor is unoccupied. we are told it is bare. there's no electricity up there. you can see the brick structure here. the main building. this has been here since the 1920s. it's been a hospital since the late 19th century, but 1920s is when the building wa night. we were told no one susannah injured. the families were displaced and we were told there's water damage on the lower floors. investigators are trying to determine what caused the fire. now, the families that were displaced are in

freeze watch nw of d.c. lows: 33-42 winds: n 5 mph wednesday: increasing clouds. unseasonably highs: 55-58 winds: e 5 mph after a home invasion and shooting in montgomery county. sky trak seven flew over the scene on muncaster mill road in gaithersburg. you can see a heavy police presence outside. there investigators say someone broke into the home and an adult male was shot towards the back of the house on a deck. he died before getting to the hospital. montgomery county police are offering up to 10-thousand dollars for a reward that leads to the arrest of the gunman. right now the search is on for the suspects robbing a man at gun point in crystal city. police say on saturday night three men pulled up next to a man walking on crystal drive. two of them stepped out of their vehicle and approached the victim with a gun..demanding his belongings. once they got what they wanted, they took off. those who live in the area say incidents like this are incredibly rare. police have given only vague only vague descriptions of the suspects involved. in montgomery county.. a

they'll host montreal in a knockout round right here in d.c. on thursday. of 2016 world series is set.et. the cubs have not won it all since 1908 and the indians last won it in 1948. broken as we get underway right here on fox5. the news right after that. we're back after this. speed always wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. not a bad start to the workweekr a great start to thet workweek. we've got some sunshine for your and warming up to the upper 60s. that does it for you. the morning team is back here at soledad: today on "matter of fact," do you think the american dream has died? >> working class families have become very fragile. >> plus republican senators pulling away from trump. pushing for a balance of power is your split ticket vote the only hope for the gop? and e tsenging your son

the range could be 32 to 36 and you can see that includes d.c. but we don't think d.c. will get that cold. we think d.c. will drop to about 40 or 41-degrees. but that is significant becauseu that would make this the coldest we've been saying. in fact you'd have on go back to april 14 to find a night that is even colder than this one in d.c. we're forecasting 4 # tonight. # average lowe's 47. so it'saver been a long time sit we havei been this cold and certainly in the suburbs northh and west it will be much colder than that 41-degrees.gree dulles already down to 39-degrees at this hour. 39 in martinsburg.tins look at gaithersburg, down to 37. manassas is there as well. 39 in culpeper. but you c s stays a lot warmer at 51-degreee because of all the pavement andm the brick, the concrete holding in the heat of the day. we don't think we'll be very frosty in d.c., but otherwise, everybody else you might need a little more time to scrape the windshield. definitely chillry.llry 32 for martinsburg, 30 for for hagerstown. surprised to find a few of the spots falling into the up

d.c. fire e.m.s. sharing this video with us of an injured construction worker being rescued in northwest washington. talk about a tricky rescue here. the man was working underground at the "washington post" building. the worker's injuries are not believed to be too serious. but a technical rescue. maureen: when you use a smartphone, everyone can find you instantly. but what if you call 911? >> what is your emergency? >> that puts you here. 47-25. we are here. >> so at least what? a quarter mile away? >> abc7's senior investigator lisa fletcher went to a 911 call center to see if dispatchers could find you in she discovered it depends on your phone carrier. she tells us that in a special report 911 fatal flaw tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. jonathan: that is scary considering everybody is using the cell phone these days. talk about the weather. doug: quiet at the moment. we have one more line of showers to keep an eye on from the northern suburbs. then the skies will clear and we are in good shape. maur

kimberly: d.c. police force to arrest one of their own while complaint early this morning about officer thompson. when a supervisor went to investigate, he reported smelling alcohol and that officer thompson was impaired. he also failed fields are brady test. he had been on the force for four years. neighbors say that no one should be above the law. >> there are kids who play around here. >> i find that very troubling. with everything going on in the country, with police departments in neighborhoods, it's troubling. kimberly: his police powers were immediately revoked. he is under investigation by the internal affairs department. investigators in california say it appears a bus driver did not hit the brakes before slimming into the back of a bus driver. many of the victims have yet to be identified. 31 others were taken to the hospital, some remaining in intensive care tonight. with the bus moving so fast, the impact sent it 15 feet into the trailer. >> in almost 35 years, i've never been to a crash

. >>> d.c. police are searching for whoever is responsible for killing a 56-year-old man over the weekend. police say hamsa mccrae was shot multiple times on 19th place southeast just after 1:00 a.m. sunday morning. he died from his injuries. no suspect description has been released. >>> d.c. police are looking for men whom they say set a homeless third-degree burns after he was attacked on 14th street near otis place in northwest on saturday night. the victim told police two men asked him for money and when he didn't have any, they knocked him down and set his clothes on fire. if you have any information about this case, contact police. >>> this morning we're working to learn more about a citizen complaint that led to a d.c. police officer's arrest. this is the top story in our washington app right now. officer arthur arrested sunday morning in the southeast for d.u.i. while on duty. a supervisor detected of odor of alcohol against thompson. thompson failed a field sobriety test and was arreste

d.c. radio at howard user. ho the school remaining its school communications after ledge tryge broad casser and entrepreneur kathy hughes.ghes she says she's greatful for the honor and the university hasvers always held a special place in her heart. school. and later became head of the whr. launched tv one in 2004 which is a cable and satellite television network. tonight at the kennedy center actor and comedian bill murray was the guest of honor receiving the prestige just mark twain price for humor. kevin mccarthy reports property red carpet.t. hey, everybody, it's kevin mccarthy i'm going out at price. this year going to bill murray, the greatest median,s of all kind. the first one given to richard prior. i spoke to bill murray as a kid. i grew up loving goes busters. i talked about a moment recentlr when he cried at a cubs became.. i always talked to him about how he did the awesome egg feature in goes busters.te proton pack. > any tips on try to get that better. >> keep it away from your eyes. > that's a p

d.c. mayor and the interim police chief made the announcement behind me at the department's fourth district police head quarters on georgia avenue. this young lady had her life candidate ahead of her. she had a 3.0 grade point average. she was the captain of the dance team. her family is devastated. this family is relieved. d.c. police arrested the woman accused of killing 17-year-old kalia minor. >> we forgive you, but it hurt us. because god want us to forgive, but it hurts so bad, like why? that's all i want to know. why. >> reporter: tonight police say the teens knew each other and began arguing. when it stopped at the intersection of kansas avenue sidewalk. that's when jones pulled out a knife and stabbed kalia in the chest. doctors pronounced her dead at the hospital. jones turned herself into police this evening. we asked what the two were arguing about. >> we can't talk about specifics in the face. and tomorrow when it's presented in court, she was presented as an adult. a lot of t

following the d.c. riot the , mayor credited the program with preventing violence in washington from becoming worse than it was, and it was pretty bad. he also publicly praised the parks service and thanked them for saving the city. how did that program work and what were its legacies? these are just a few of the projects that would help the national park service be better stewards and interpreters of the hallowed places that we preserve and protect. while you're at the meeting, you can find out more about the national park service site and programs that preserve stories of african-american life in history by visiting the exhibit in the exhibit hall, and there you will find posters that are highlighting community outreach, the jefferson national expansion memorial in st. louis, the lincoln home national historic site in illinois and youth including an urban archaeology course in richmond the last two summers with great success. before i introduce the plenary moderator i would like to share an experience

kipp d.c.'s spring academy surveillance video shows second grader john mack clean and a friend playing in the before class wednesday morning. i said somebody punched me in my stomach. without knowing what was coming the second greater says his friend's dad walked right t to m and punched him in the stomach so hard he he knocked him to the ground. i knew he was coming towards me. > do you know why he wanted to punch you. >> no. > i'm mad. i'm just. the seven year old's mother tell her son who suffers from asthma was having trouble breathing. >> you can see him grasping for air. all the principal said was get up. y'all didn't think to call the plans. >> the school called the student's mother. don't hit my child like that. you turnaround lee times and walked out the door. i wanted him to be arrested since yesterday. you need to learn it's not cool to hit people children. > they're aware of the incident. about the safety of the school and that they believed that they followed property do. as for tha

in our area, d.c. drivers are paying a premium. $2.45 for a gallon. 23 cents more than the national average. in maryland it is closer to the national average at $2.24. they're paying $2.10 in $2.25. >>> i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. at&t's $85 billion dollars acquisition of time warner could have an impact on consumers. it would make the wireless provider a big content producer. there could be more channels on your mobile devices. a big concern is that less competition could mean higher prices. in this prices as at&t will be a supplier of content, owning versus renting is the trend in the media sector and that is why comcast bought nbc universal and netflix and amazon are developing original shows. i'm landon dowdy. >>> the new flag ship rei store in d.c. will stay closed on black friday. the outdoor retailer chose to close all of the stores to get people to go outside and they're paying their employees to take the day off. there are stores open on black friday, some on thanksgiving day. >> th

d.c. police are looking for the person who intentionally set a fire inside a d.c. homeless shelter. this started on the sixth floor of d.c. general family in southeast saturday night. molette green is live outside the shelter with more on the investigation and the clean up there. molette, good morning. >> aaron, good morning to you. i can tell you i've seen at least two security guards. here, very visible on the grounds. we're working to find out an exact cause here. a cleaning crew is still working on the smoke and the water damage from this incident chblt the fire broke out, as you said, on the sixth floor. it happened late saturday night in an unoccupied section of the building that has no electricity in that particular area. this forced dozens of families to leave the shelter. home land security and emergency management still have >> given the age of the building, we wanted to make sure we're doing the right thing by the residents, we're doing an extensive cleaning which has caused us to move many of the residents back out to hotel rooms for at least the next 48 to 72 hours unti

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prompting the d.c. policeing department to issue a warningth to its offisicsuere a s.waics. >> plus, early voting is underod way in washington, d.c..c also ahead a warning if you if plan on taking a selfie withit your ballot. bal >> hm. live look outside on thisn thi monday morning.ndorning it's october 24th.er 24th. weather and traffic on theffic e 5s at 6:05.:05. good monday to you, i'mou i'm allison seymour.al >> and i'm wisdom martin inisdon for steve chenevey.ne welcome to fox5 news morning. mi >> 6 o'clock now.lo. we begin with developing news in the district and the search c

you know, the d.c. initiative that legalized marijuana here for adults 21 and older allow us to possess, use, share and cultivate. but the proponents of that because of d.c. law could not require an expenditure of money or like a tax. you can't put a tax on the ballot. council wanted to change that, but congress has prevented them. >> thanks, gentlemen. and when we return, what is the marijuana policy project doing here on the hill on behalf of pro marijuana legislation? and what is my guests' top federal focus? we're going to tell you right . or... thank you, baby. you don't have to be perfect to a perfect parent. thousands of teens in foster care >> ael marijuana-related efforts on the hill and in the state. we have been visiting with robert capecchi and morgan fox of the marijuana policy project. so just what is the mpp? and how is this organization impacting nevada? the washington, d.c.-based marijuana policy project was founded in 1995 to lobby for reduced penalties on marijuana, cultivation, sales

he was in d.c. today to cut the metaphor for what he will look up which of the country, under budget and in a lot less time. not everybody was on board with the message. tom roussey reports the mirror was a no-show. tom: when the ribbon was cut on the $212 million hotel and the owner promises this, many would expect the mayor of the city to be there, muriel bowser to be found. mayor bowser: i decided it was a political event more than anything come and i will not be a pawn. tom: when asked about not attending, he ought -- he offered very little praise for the old post office renovation. she did reference a trump lawsuit over taxes on the property. mayor bowser: we want to make sure they pay their fair share of taxes, but i always root for d.c. businesses to be d.c. political figure was mentioned, but the trump family made no mention of mayor bowser. although protesters showed up, was balser write about this being more of a political event? sort of. although much of the focus was on the hotel. >> und

in the d.c. area for white a few years, but rei opened its first store in the nation's capital this morning. starting at 8:00, delaware avenue will be closed and julie wright will keep you updated. the first five customers will get your prizes at 10:00. jummy: the power of pink event was yesterday afternoon. started by two sisters affected by breast cancer. every october they have a workout event in fairfax county in bethesda. this year between both events they raised almost $130,000. just women coming together to some other women. workout tops for everybody. every penny of the money raised goes to capital care in southeast d.c., 100% charity based. >> thanks for inviting us out. eileen: moving on, we have got big changes way. for those who like to the warm weather, there's one more day to enjoy it. we are going to be dropping about 20 degrees between today and tomorrow. saturday the sunday, off another 10 degrees. the ebb and flow of our temperatures at this time of year. one other big thing a w

nbc news. >>> decision 2016 is under way in d.c. early voting started today. ahead what you need to know to avoid long lines on is back open after being shut down for a suspicious package. a section of new york avenue was closed starting around 11:30 this morning. the areas between queens, chapel and -- road. the area was reopened around 4:30 and nothing dangerous was found. ?? >>> taking a stand by kneeling an nba game. find out what she did next. >>> the pentagon makes a costly decision that is affecting part of national drug takeback day. the dea says it is important to get unused precipitation medicines out of medicine cabinets so they don't end up in the wrong hands and to assure they are disposed of possibly instead of going down the drain. >> you definitely shouldn't dump medication down the toilet or throw it into the trash. we had a few, i got some from my neighbors and came tally yet but the last drug takeback event in may netted almost 900,000 pounds of drugs. >>>,000s of soldiers cashed in when the defense department gave them $15,000 boents bonuse

d.c. state hood once again in the spotlight as question lingers what would our was called first 50 state you. >> may see a few extra flowers out there this morning. we'll explain why. some folks may be getting flowers from a random stranger. it is october 19, "weather and traffic on the 5s" 7:05. great start to the day today. >> sure is. that makes it better. i'll allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> let's start with "fox 5 news morning". >> we have delays on blue, orange and silver due do what is familiar problem. >> "fox5" bob barnard is liver at the station now with what is going on. allison, steve, that was orange line train headed out bountd. we saw blue line and silver line train. three came through rosalyn with single tracking because of arching insulator. there's no smell or sign of smoke in the station. but these folks wants to go into the city. outbound. platform is getting crowneded. they're sending everyone to the lower platform. one of people trying to get work is alex.

d.c. man shot by police last week are now demanding justice and transparency. 23-year-old mark geo by a d.c. police officer. it happened october 14 on whaler place southeast. the officers were responding to a call for shots fired when they say george took off. according to police, george had a gun. however, his attorney claims a witness says he was unarmed. his family is calling on the mayor and police to release body cam video. >> we are asking they any body camera footage is available or dash cam footage is available. and have it released to the family not a month from now or two months from now. right now. alison: george's attorney admits a gun was found on the scene but it's not clear who it belongs to. d.c. police telling abc7 news there is no video of the incident because the officers were in plain clothes. michelle: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- united a rival. meet the holocaust survivors for the first time today and left with a special surprise. jonathan: later -- >> i just

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>>reporter: d.c. police now confirming this was an armed rob riff an armed d.c. librarybrar officer who was carrying a service weapon, a block handgun. you'll see just behind that cop car there, thread pickup truck, that's where that d.c. library officer was going as he was

at first, the d.c. medical examiner listed his death as undetermined but now almost a year later, the investigation has concluded that he died after several days of excessive alcohol consumption. and all of the injuries to his body were the result of him falling multiple times. >> we know it's still nice out, our ride-along with the first woman ever to drive a snow plow in prince george's county. the number one thing she says gets in her way. >> pat collins introduces us to football fans, the likes of which we have never seen. the 22 members of one family all in london tonight. >> but first, the new evidence in court that could draw out one stories in our area when it broke in may of 2015. today, the man accused of killing three members of a d.c. family and their housekeeper is back in court. prosecutors detail new dna evidence against their prime suspect, daron wint, but the case is not going to trial anytime soon. meagan fitzgerald joins us live from d.c. superior court with more on what happened in t

we're going to forecast 62 for the high in d.c.. upper 50 north and west of d.c. to about 64 in fredericksburg. how about the weekend? it iss looking great. saturday, sunny and warm, 74. at least 75 sunday. sunda there could be a couple ofbe a f late showers around on sundayn as well. there's a weak storm systemtorme speaking of storms not too n t unlike a clipper and this isnd i what we're forecasting a lot of this winter and sometimesim they start to show their handeih here in late october and early r november.vember this one would be very weak just maybe bringing a couple a l passing showers. showe marine corps marathon i thinkn k the conditions are pretty are good.. race starts at 7:55, 7:55, 60 degrees, dry throughout thee race. ra by plan m finishers at 69 degrees butdeee that's a pretty good forecast pt as we go forward and thend colors are looking great, too.kt this is upstate new york.or foliage coming on strong now stn ina.ur area. this would be a great weekend b to get out and get some greate a pictures and hope you'll sharela them with us here at fox5

here's why look at temperature in d.c.. unto 42 unto 42 inarea and outer look braddock road whether you're traveling legion bridge or up near new hampshire let's look at maps. we have paving work in pennsylvania. started 8 p.m. lasting through 6 a.m. third to 15 and traffic getting by in both directions and slower than usual. we'll let you know about the delays. traffic in a few. >> coming up on fix news morning a celebrity selfie >> and game one of world series leads to production from the chicago cubs. >> ttz not over until it's over. heading to break quick look at today's stock fruit furz. 4:58. today's stock fruit furz. 4:58. fox news morning after at giant, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus even more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices.

cameras rolling inside kipp d.c. spring academy caught a parent acting inappropriately wednesday morning. lena mclean requested the video from the school hallway after her seven-year-old son john told her he was assaulted by stomach. anna-lysa: it caused him to slump over. while he held his stomach, the adult walked out of the building. >> it was painful. >> you watched my son on the ground and did not say anything, and all you can say is you are playing? anna-lysa: she does not understand why he would hurt her child. i would not do that to none of your kids. anna-lysa: in a letter sent to parents friday, the school said "the health and safety of our students, teachers, and staff remains our number one priority and we will continue to work closely with the police to ensure that students and staff are safe at school." >> y'all should of had the letter out the day at happen. anna-lysa: she also has children who attend the school, so she is also concerned about their safety. the name of the gentlemen in the video has no

d.c. 56 hagerstown. it's already 48 up to the north. that's the cold air filtering on in. yesterday at this time i was showing you numbers near 80 down towards the south. much colder than we were this time yesterday and this is the frost advisory. couple new areas includes county. it's always included areas around the d.c. metro area and points to the west. that's for frost. for temperatures above freezing but below 38 degrees. freeze advisory that's for areas off to the west and that's where we do expect temperatures to get around the freezing mark around frederick, leesburg, hagerstown, areas in the purple could see their first freeze of the season. bring in those sensitive plants and pets and cover up the plans i have the latest what you can expect when you wake up tomorrow morning. time to turn on the heat and get out the coats. >>> new at 5:00 we have our first frost advisory of the season tonight. d.c. leaders are thinking about colder weather and the snow it could bring along with i

we now, transportation directorsirs and d.c. and -- in d.c. and montgomery county definitelyou warning of severe impactse i telling folks they really needy to make plans, come up with up some alternatives. whether are you a metro rider r or not. not and that is that expect with the disruptions that many peopleonsm will then either take to the roads or those shuttle buses will be out on the roads as well.le .ou so, montgomery county, d.c.nt d being very aggressive inive offering additional bus bridges, bus service, getting folks to the marc trains ornsr other alternatives as well andil one other thing, guys, as wes mentioned before, this is ae, ts big weekends here, normallyma weekend work wouldn't be ark wl oblelem. the marine corps marathon thisni weekend is impacted by this asbt well because they weren't abley' this year as they normally doorl and instead they're having to bring in fleets of shuttle buses and change their start times in order to accommodateano thmmeir customers, their runners and their families as well. w live in northeast,

for now the only polling placelp in d.c. is in judiciary scare.ce it's opened all this week 8:30k8 in the morning to 7:00 at night.ght. early voting in all eight eight wards begins next friday.s bensx >> halloween is one week aways a and fox5 was able to obtain an i police officers. officers work onicers work on halloween this year. the memo warns officers to hes s remain vigilant because ofcaus potential threats including ilu vague information about ae info possible group of individualsnda threatening to retaliatealia against the police onnst e po halloween. all of this comes at a time t when many communities across the country are already onea edge in light of the recent then clown threats.clow in our area the nightmare on m street bar crawl there has banned clown costumes.. >> be very mind full of everything that's going on.ha butter i don't thinkbutt necessarily they have to pull all clown costumes.ostumes. >> information we obtained inin the internal memorial month heet is limited. it doesn't discuss anyiscuss a specifi

jummy: d.c. voters now have more options to cast an early ballot. starting today, d.c. has mine locations for early voting. early voting runs in the district until november 4. some locations already have a 45-minute wait. that 45-minute wait may seem to vote early. 120 5000 people voted yesterday in the free state. that is a -- 125,000 people voted yesterday in the free state. that is a record. investigators are closing the book on a mysterious death. last november, russian today news channel founder mikhail lesson was found dead in the dupont circle hotel. they say his death was now an said he had alcohol poisoning and hit his head in a fall. he was a close associate of russian president vladimir putin, which fueled speculation of a conspiracy. also from the district, the new video for a crime alert. on tuesday morning a man walked into a convenience store, rhode island avenue, and pretended he was grabbing snacks. seconds later he forces his way behind the counter with a gun. that is when the magazine falls on the floor. the clerk fights back, but quickly cooperates w

. >>> developing this morning, d.c. police are trying to track down a man they say stole an officer's gun. the officer was a d.c. library officer closing up the benning neighborhood library last night. the man went up to the officer and stole the gun and radio. that is according to police. the library is also opening for early voting today. >>> today vice presidential candidate mike pence is returning to the campaign trail york. it was raining outside when the plane carrying the indiana governor and his team slid off the run way at laguardia airport last night. there were reporters on the plane as well. 40 people in total on board. pence says no one was hurt. he did cancel an appearance after the scare. donald trump was in ohio when this happened. he took the chance to praise the running mate. >> i just spoke to our future what a great job he is doing. >> nbc news reporter on the plane recorded the rough landing. passengers felt the pilot slam on the brakes and could smell burning rubber. the planes were not allowed to

slavery in d.c., and there are no signs currently talking about slavery in d.c. unless there is one in the pearl on the river -- heause when lincoln came, could see the slave pens from his office and he wrote about it. so we have the link", what it looked like to him. sidehen we have a second and we took from solomon northrup's own riding, the description of williams' private jail where he was captured and we are using images from in 1836 broad side -- slave market of america. so, we have to bring this history to light and we have to continue -- those of you working on your dissertations know there is more research to be done to find out the history of our places. [applause] did you have a question to pose? mr. franklin: what was it like working at frederick douglass? mr. stanton: frederick douglass was my first superintendency, and it includes areas in d.c. and it included parks within washington, d.c., and maryland. 1970 by theted in first negro superintendent of the park service notwithstanding yo

d.c. police speak up after one of their officers was arrested. the investigation only on news4 is just ahead. >>> plus, about to hope just in time for halloween season. we have a few traffic tips to avoid the mess they're sure to cause. >>> and you may need a shopping spree to get winter chuck on this chilly morning. >> check, at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. >>> it's only october but d.c. is already planning for snow. the district says it will hand out tickets for homeowners and businesses that don't clear their sidewalks. $150 for businesses. this law went into effect last year but the city didn't hand out any tickets. >>> the d.c. public works department will also have new equipment. this mini plow salt vehicle will be used to clear sidewalks and bridges. the city is also bu

>> a brazen robbery at a d.c. library also set to serve as avs spot to cast early votes.ot we're live with the latest.e le. >> scary moments f presidential candidate miketi pence after his plane skidslanes off an airport runway. r what we know this morning and mr how running mate donald trumpdod is responding.espondin >> and a live look outside onde this friday morning. mor it is a nice start to theta morning, have he degrees and a warmup coming up this weekend. w more details when we tell you tl about whether and traffic on the 5s. >> first we s oay goond morningd to you and happy friday, andappf right.ght. thanks so much for joining us. i'm holly morris.or >> and i'm maureen umeh. u gary mcgrady and erin como mcgri are here tracking yourou

former d.c. mayor vincent gray is calling for security at d.c. polling places. it is the early voting center in ward seven. it has recently been the site of a shooting and armed robbery. he is asking for greater police presence as the crowds head to the polls. jonathan: a man is dead after being hit by a car in clinton. sky track 7 for the wilbur the his 60's. the investigation is in its early stages. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for updates. and happening now, 20 people recovering after a very scary scene at o'hare airport. an airplane when up in smoke, the flames coming out the right wing. it was an american airlines plane on its way to miami. lindsay matz is -- lindsay mastis has information. reporter: 1 and luckily everyone is a lie. this video was shot by a passenger. there is thick, dark smoke and a ball of fire rising from the boeing 767. one passenger spoke out about what happened >> started to take off, we did not get in the air, and the right side just blew. they stopped the plane perfectly. we started exiting. it was coordinated chaos. lindsey: the ai

get ready in fairfax and d.c. within the next half hour. and on and off showers this afternoon. >> and that's it for wusa9 news at noon. we will be back at 5:00. until then, have great >> dylan: no, paul, i'm still here. go ahead. >> mariah: what's going on? >> sharon: dylan's talking to paul. it's something to do with patty. i think he's trying to use his pull as police chief to get patty moved. >> mariah: what? we said that we were gonna break her out when she was transferred. >> sharon: i'm just praying that the move doesn't happen until, i don't know, a while still. >> mariah: if ever. >> sharon: yeah. it'll give us some time to stall. hopefully she'll get moved further away instead of even closer. >> mariah: closer? >> dylan: i'm sorry you have to go through this, paul. >> paul: yeah, thanks. i mean, i don't even know really why i'm here. i just think that, uh, maybe her seeing me will help somehow. >> dylan: yeah, you're doing everything you can for your sister. and she knows that even if she can't express it. >> paul: okay, i, uh, i'