jummy: let's get to a closer look at what we can expect this weekend with stormwatch meteorologist doug hill. don't tell it is -- doug: 59 and reagan national with sustained wind at 26 miles per hour, definitely dry and breezy. we have had wind gusts reported at 40 mile per hour gusts. a very breezy day. the wind will stay gusty throughout the day. the highs will range from the upper 50's to about 60 degrees the upper 30's to mid 40's. getting into the weekend, let's talk about tomorrow morning. the halloween hustle 5k, the weather will be perfect. we get into sunday morning, and we will take a little more of an expanded look at the weather for the marine corps marathon. but the best weather of the whole morning will be when the runners start. we will give you a timeline of how much it will warm up during the day and take you ahead for the next seven days as well. eight minutes. jummy? jummy: knew this noon, metro is expecting to make more job cuts in the coming year. paul wiedefeld says human resources will meet with 100 workers in the coming days. those jobs are part of a 500-jobs identifi

doug hill is with us. another kind of fall day out there. doug: yes. we have the wind, cool skies, that clear skies, and cool temperatures. it pretty good, and we have some showers coming up on thursday. generally speaking, pretty typical early on weather pattern. noontime, temperatures range into the 50's. a couple indications of a few showers along the great lakes. that is about it. there is no organized storm center anywhere to deal with locally. just a band of cloudiness. more than likely you will stay crystal clear day. the northern suburbs may see a few high, thin, cirrus clouds overhead. that will not have much of an effect on the weather patterns at all. as we go through the evening hours, the skies will remain clear. then wind speeds will diminish overnight. temperatures will tank out and drop into the 30's in maybe suburb -- in many suburban areas. after a chilly start, we will start to see a warm up here. getting an indication of more activity moving across southern sections of wisconsin come into the chicago area, and in tort eastern detroi

chief meteorologist doug hill has a look at the big change in forecast. about time. doug: it is coming our way. another day in 80's today. further drop in the temperatures as we get through the day on saturday. here comes the rain. along and ahead of the cold front moving quickly through the lower great lakes. ahead of a severe thunderstorm watch posted for western pennsylvania, maryland and west virginia. heavy storms along that line. probably midday tomorrow before rain arrives here. so tonight is partly cloudy and mild. we are holding in 60's overnight at all locations. the timing of he shows the clouds in morning and the rain arriving around midday and early afternoon through tomorrow night. what will the weekend hold? it will be windy and cold. how windy and cold? you may be surprised when i give you the numbers in a few minutes. michelle: thank you. see you then. in the war on terror a member of the u.s. military died today in the fight to retake mosul from isis. this is the fourth u.s. combat death since the u.s. began airstrikes against isis in today they are

male suffering from a failed gunshot wound to the shooting a set of occurred in the facility of doug hill park off your brain no-load and the 39th homicide this year in san jose compared with 30 for all of 2015. then bill will be having all license plate reader installed at 13 intersections around town recently this city has seen an uptick in crime they're hoping the cameras can help them in solving cases just passed monday one source broken and at all residents are sleeping and sells several items including a purse and credit cards cameras are expected to be online by the end of the year. >> britteny: the fog is back right along the coast and in some areas in line to break down with arafat tracker it this was happening in the rest of tonight you will notice near half moon bay visibility down to zero and then visibility down a few mouse for patchy fog expected every 4000 locations lattimore it clear visibility slightly cooler temperatures as the temperatures are the breakdown of highs around the region sunday when richman 73 oakland was 77 cisco's still be a full day and temperatures and

larry: chief meteorologist doug hill has a look at the forecast. doug: a look at potomac river in the city it's fine. the winds are diminishing. maybe 10 to 12 miles per hour. right now all across the area, check out the numbers. everybody in the mid-to-upper 50's. once we get past sunset after 6:00, the temperatures will fall quickly. they are expecting the 55 at 7:00. time we get to 11:00 and the kids fast asleep or sleeping six inches above the mattress from the sugar. that could be a possibility. 50 degrees. overnight we drop to the upper 50's. to upper 30's in some areas. a comfortable night. the first day of november looking ahead. a day like this one. there will be substantial changes in the weather pattern by the middle of the week. we will speak in more details an throw numbers in the forecast in >> the uber driver stepped in front of the taxi cab to stop. a girl hit by a car and the uber driving trying to help. michelle: died of a heart she is thanking him for the fact her daughter is alive. >> some said he was a hero. >> he was. if it was

doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. doug: a pleasant fall weather pattern now. this will bring in dry air. it will have increasing sunshine warmer to the south and southwest. 65 in annapolis. through the afternoon, we will see more in the way of sunshine. highs will be in the upper 60's. tomorrow morning, mostly clear skies across the area. chilly temperatures, around the 40 degree mark. frost or freeze in the valleys. skies, 40 degrees burtonsville. 44 lorton. 43 clinton. a nice pattern coming our way. we will talk about the rest of the week and take a look at the weekend coming your way in about 10 or 11 minutes. jummy: switching gears to vote 2016, hillary clinton is pulling away from donald trump. 12 points. 50% to 38%. -- 15% to 38%. >> they are capitalizing on her new momentum. her team fanning out against -- across key swing states. pres. obama: you have a guy who proves himself unfit for office every day. with donald trump saying the polls have that backwards. mr. trump: numbers are phenomenal in florida. it is a contract between donald j. trump and the

this weekend could be a good chief meteorologist doug hill has the forecast. it will be a great weekend, right? doug: it is. the final weekend in october. take it out in style weather wise with sunshine and a noticeable warming trend developing over the weekend as well. it's cool. we expect it from the end of october. a lot of sunshine, a few high, thin clouds and a bit of a breeze with currently 63 degrees at the reagan national airport. the winds upstream at 20 miles per hour. out of the northwestment other wind speeds 16 miles per hour in the west, culpeper, winchester, cumberland lighter wind speeds. we will see lighter winds this evening. friday night light, scott abraham will be reporting from seneca valley and damascus county. tomorrow we start off with a chill in the 40's. wait until you hear the forecast in a few minutes. sunshine and an impressive warming trend. that forecast coming your way in nine minutes. alison: we'll see you then. thank you. stay with stormwatch7 on the. the app store. to get the forecasts right where you are when you need it. mo

storm watch 7 chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a check on tonight's forecast. doug: it looks ideal for trick-or-treating. it will be in the 50's. so a chill in the air. but hopefully the costumes are enough to keep them warm. concern. clear skies. brilliant sunshine. only 60 degrees now at reagan national airport. winds are gusty at times now down to 5 miles per hour. the winds will not a factor tonight. here is the story for halloween 2016. partly cloudy. temperatures falling from the upper 50's in the middle 50's over the next few hours. especially after sunset. overlight on the chilly side. 38 to 45. we have the high cloudiness building in tonight and after that we are fine at the bus stop. dry, 45. then sunshine returns. another cool afternoon at dismissal time. we look ahead to the first weekend of november coming up in 132 minutes. michelle: see you then, doug. thank you. today in vote 2016 news most of the talk is centered on the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. specifically the f.b.i. director's decision to send an e-mail of his own to membe

doug: kyle sent this. look at the beauty. the hills and the green. jonathan: every color in his backyard. doug: this is gorgeous. that i we show you pictures at burst.com/wjla. we are getting midway through week two with the contest. go to burst.com/wjla and send us the pictures and make sure you tell where you say you took photograph. thursday afternoon we will choose a winner and they are announced on friday morning at "good morning washington." get your picture on the air, get cool stuff from the friends in the storm watch 7 weather team. the record deal today. one degree short at reagan national. only 87 today. but we broke in a big way the existing record at dulles and b.w.i. it's already 84 in washington, manassas. 84 in culpeper. 87 in annapolis. 78 at the patuxent river naval air station. through the everything it will stay mild. we will drop in 70's. showers overnight. west of the metro area. funnel system t this is reflection of the future cast. you see showers south and the overnight drift north. cold front that is going back to the warm front. they will get out of here, the sho

doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. doug: everything is arriving on have been tracking for a few days. if you lightning strikes, and that is an elevated convection. you may not see all the lightning but a few lightning strikes are here. not a lot of strong wind at the surface although we have had a steady flow of head of the front during the day. the line will come and go through the day. portions of loudoun county and there are a few cells northeast of marshall. then the cold front itself will move through this evening. so if you separate chances of rain forest. in new england and -- some rain is falling and snow. that time of year. the good news is the rain gets out of here tonight and we will see rapid clearing. so tonight, scattered showers with may a rumble of thunder. the weekend forecast is updated in seven--- 7-8 minutes. melanie: the northbound lanes of the bw parkway are back open after a motorcycle accident close them for more than four hours. the victim was thrown from his bike after another accident with ano

doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. doug tell it was early may the last time we had morning temperatures as chilly as we saw hagerstown is 52 degrees. they were really chilly this morning at 34. 32 in culpeper and luray. 34 degrees at andrews. the city, at reagan national, 41. 44 along the water at annapolis. a little bit of cloudiness through the afternoon, but plenty of sunshine. temperatures will climb out of the 50's, and in close to the 60-degree mark. 57 for a high, a few clouds. tomorrow, showers on the way. a cold front. we will have the timing for that. a pleasant change to the weekend outcome -- the weekend outlook, too. that comes up in about nine minutes. jummy: we have news just in, a nanny in prince george's county charged in connection with the death of an eight-month-old baby as 66-year-old oluremi oyindasola. the baby was rushed to the hospital after she became unresponsive. because of the baby's death was asphyxiation. oluremi oyindasola has been charged with murder. there is breaking news in the contro

doug hill is here with a look at your forecast. doug: we will be around 80, the rabies in spots. -- lower 80's in spots. 77 right now. that's at hagerstown. southeasterly breeze right now. getting ready for an appointment weather. it two in fredericksburg, 74 annapolis, 70 in washington and 77 degrees in frederick. -- 82 in fredericksburg. the record hyper washington is 86. washington dulles will be close. we are calling for a high of 82. winds will southeasterly coming across the day. bwi is close enough to debate that it will cool off their temperatures just a bit. -- close enough to the bay. partly cloudy skies, very pleasant day. our average high is 67. tomorrow, showers moving ahead of a cold front. rain will be steady at times breeze will come up, temperatures will fall. the weekend, beautiful, just chilly. larry: we want to show you some video coming in from sky track 7. a car and a dump truck. this happened at the intersection of trout road at sans wrote in a look in. a man with life-threatening injuries. now, a debate abou

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chief meteorologist doug hill maureen: a $14 million fire station is up and running in glenmont. montgomery county officials say the state-of-the-art facility will save lives shortening response times. the facility also has comfort for firefighters to recover after making calls. the fire station replaces one built in the 1950's. jonathan: we have an for you. salvation army and churches are stepping in to help the soon to be former residents of the condominiums in temple hills. they are providing meals and moving arrangements. this complex had $500,000 in unpaid bills. prompting pepco to shut the power off. that has made two buildings unsafe to live. they say the unpaid bill is from the previous management they want $105,000 to turn lights back on. maureen: a community is banding together to save hallowed ground that they say is at risk of being destroyed. the problem is the widening of route 7 and belmont road is too close to the belmont slave cemetery. this is in ashburn. the map shows how close it was to the existing road before construction. the view from skytrack7 shows the r

police later determined the man had been shot in a car near doug hill elementary school near highway 101. the victim then drove the car to the hospital where he died a short time later. the victim so far has not been identified. >>> from everything i see has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather had a pep puppet as president. >> no puppet. you're the puppet. >> name calling last night among other forms of conversation. the last presidential debate is now over. you hear vladimir putin was one of the topics. >> just one of the many. >> this morning there's reaction to donald trump saying he may not accept the election results if he loses. nbc's tracie potts has more. >> reporter: trump who has repeatedly called this election rigged declined twice to accept the results if he loses. >> i will tell you at the time. i'm keep you in suspense. >> that's horrifying. >> are you serious? you think if someone is committing fraud, they should accept the results regardless? give me a break. >> reporter: his team hinting this could be a long drawn-out fight. >> remember al

inned the meantime, doug hill has the forecast. doug: take a live look for you across the potomac river from the national harbor. there. clouds are the story over the next 124 to -- 234 -- 24 to 36 hours. the chill continues but in longer term we will see a bit of a warm-up. 54 in hagerstown. 58 in culpeper. 54 in annapolis and 6 of 0 in fredericksburg. through the evening we will see cloud cover at times and the temperatures will slowly drop in the 50's. it's not as chilly as last no frost. cloudy skies mid-morning tomorrow. then i think midday in the afternoon. we'll watch over the approaching cold front and the rain. i'll have more on the timing and the effect of the rain as we head to the weekend in a couple of minutes. alison: doug, thank you very much. now updating a murder investigation in d.c. today. now interim police chief peter newsham joined news talk on the sister station newschannel8 and told he told bruce depuyt te into former d.n.c. staffer seth rich's death has not turned up much so far. >> it appears that it may ha

abc7 chief meteorologist doug hill doug? doug: it's looking that way. part of the area hit 70 degrees this afternoon. delightful. a cold front went through. we are left with a beautiful sky and a bit of a breeze. temperatures starting to fall. looking live at campus. in laurel. heading to the evening hours it's mid-60's by 6:00 p.m. we start the drop further from there. 58 is the temperature at 8:00. temperatures will be widespread above the 40-degree mark. most of the area brentwood neighborhood is 346. 42 in waldorf. late tonight, out to the west, a frost advisory. freeze warning south and west of that. the seasons are changing. we will look ahead to the next seven days coming up. michelle: thank you. in the race for the white house donald trump is trying to shore up the swing state of florida. today he participated in a first responders round table in st. augustine before hosting a rally there. he will be on the move with another rally on florida's west coast tonight. jonathan: on the other side of the ticket, hillary clinton hit the campaign trail i

chief meteorologist doug hill has what is coming up. goodbye to the 830's. doug: yeah. it has been nice but we have fall temperatures and a weather pattern moving in. nothing on locally but on the scan from washington we are picking up north of virginia rain in pennsylvania. this is associated with a cold severe thunderstorm watch. pennsylvania, garrett county, maryland, eastern west virginia. we see showers move in midday. that is the general rule. west to east. overnight clouds and touch of fog near by a and -- near the bay and the river. but it will fall in 60's overnight. through tomorrow, the clouds increase and rain will arrive by midday. morning. then center field and westfield is the game of the week. it will be rainy, breezy and chilly. the weekend is brighter but windier and chiller. we will iron out the numbers in eight or nine minutes. closer to eight i think. alison: all right. we'll be counting. see you then. just in to our newsroom tonight, five teenagers now face vandalism charges for writing the hate-filled messages on a historic schoolhouse in ashburn.

doug hill has numbers. >> the temperatures are 20 degrees above average today. check out the records. close but no record. we were close to the high. a brand new high record level. 86 at dulles. it's 20 degrees above average a book deal weather wise. we will bounce back to more average numbers friday and through the weekend. >> you can make this west of we could be in the 60's in the morning. we talk about what is come in a couple of minutes. back to you. alison: thank you. now covering metro after a slew of problems on the blue, orange, silver lines this morning, metro says the problem was once again one of the arcing insulator. this is near the rosslyn station before 6:00 this morning. service was suspended for 20 minutes. slotting nine hours for a public hearing on how long metro should stay open. brianne carter has a closer look. brianne: an arcing insulator at the rosslyn station impacted the orange, blue and the silver line. this comes as the transit authority looks to way to find more time for maintenance reducing the operating hours. >> i think they shou

chief meteorologist doug hill shows where we go from here. is it happening tonight? doug: it happens west of 81. western fringes of the viewing area. the indication that the seasons are changing and it's only a matter we get a frost or freeze in the metro area. look at this. looking live at national harbor. the capital wheel. delightful afternoon. temperatures climb from the 60 to the 70. 69 degrees at reagan national airport. it's milder than average. pleasant evening. later tonight the temperatures drop and the winds diminish. as the winds diminish, it is between 39 and 45 degrees by early tomorrow morning. here are the areas we are grant, hardy, shenandoah and paige county. some of the deeper valleys and the higher elevations a freeze warning tomorrow. we have a nice day but the temperatures will remain below average. plenty of sunshine. highs of 59 degrees. coming up in ten minutes we take a close look at the extended outlook including the weekend forecast. larry: talk to you soon. 15 days until election day. more than 6.5 million votes have been cast. hillary cl

chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a check on how chilly it will get tonight. doug: not as cold as last night but still it's 40 degrees, 42 degrees in temple hills area. across part of prince george's county in the overnight hours. the clouds are helping a bit. southerly breeze. this is a live look at the montgomery county college in rockville. ad will of cloudiness. milder. we are in the 50's tonight. the sun goes down at 6:14. tomorrow morning's forecast lows range in the 40's. this morning we had the lows as low as 30 and 32 degrees. west and north of the city. frost and a freeze. elsewhere it's low to mid-40's. still low 40's showing up on the map tomorrow. 45 in prince george. 44 in fredericksburg. we have a tomorrowing. 57 at recess. 63 in the afternoon. bring rain gear for the afternoon. the high likelihood we will be dealing with the rain. stay on top of the rain by downloading the weather app. we will look at the weekend and the latest outlook at the halloween weather in nine minutes. larry: we will see you then. thanks. the weather forecast has major

let's get to chief meteorologist doug hill with the change in the forecast. doug: it will get real through tomorrow and the weekend. summer weather will come to a halt. look at the numbers now. third day in a row, delightful. current temperatures range through the low 80's. look at this so i don't block half the screen for you. 82 at manassas. 82 at reagan national. 75 at annapolis. and 84 at leesburg. the numbers so far are good enough to tie the high at washington dulles. we have fallen short at b.w.i. marshall and we won't make the record at reagan national. the pink blob across pennsylvania? that is severe thunderstorm watch. mid-lev winds coming with a cold front. that will set the stage for severe weather possible. the rain coming tomorrow and along with that is a drop of temperatures. and more so for the weekend. quick look at the future cast shows southeasterly winds by midnight. as the front approaching in the day tomorrow the clouds become colder and thicker. rain through midday, afternoon and at times through tomorrow night. it will clear out for th

alison: that makes a doug hill has a check on the forecast. what is next? >> a frost or a freeze. beautiful day. nearly cloudless skies. but later 3:00 in the morning till after sunrise. freeze warning from frederick to loudoun, rappahannock, culpeper county northwestward. a frost advisory for metro to the bay in anne arundel county. back southwest to orange county. this evening is going to stay breezy for a while. the sun will go down, skies will stay clear. as long as the winds stay up, temperatures are slow to fall. we get past midnight, we expect diminishing winds. we expect the temperatures range 30's. 41 downtown. ground level there are shots at freezing enough to give frost. of course as always you can find this out ahead of time but staying a step ahead of the severe threatening weather through the storm watch 7 weather app at the app store or g than ten minutes. alison: okay. see you then. thank you. developing now as iraqi and the kurdish forces advance toward mosul. iside fighters leave destruction. toxic fumes fill sky. hospitals ran out of oxygen. doctors were treatin

chief meteorologist doug hill shows us where it will be the coldest. doug? doug: a good chance of frost morning because widespread freeze warnings in effect overnight from 3:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m., fredericksburg, rappahannock, culpeper, north and west. the frost advisory for the metro area in effect as well. it looks like the stormwatch7 scraper is scraping baltimore county on the map. that is not true. i was born and raised there. i would never let it happen. look at the temperatures in the morning. mid-30's. you think how can you have the lowest elevation at the ground level we can see freezing temperatures out west and close to the metro as well. wake up to 35 in burtonsville. 40 in clinton. south of town will be a chill in the air with the temperatures in the upper 30's by morning. they will finally western zone look shows the temperatures are steadily in the mid-30's by the morning. bus stop, chilly for sure. plenty of sunshine. low 40's. 50 at recess. 55 at dismissal. a warm day shows up in the it's surprising. we'll see that in a few minutes. jonathan:

police later determined the man had been shot in a car near doug hill elementary school near highway 101. the victim then drove the car filled with bullet holes to the hospital where he died a short time later. "today in the bay's" bob redell working on gathering new information from this story. he'll join us with an update at 6:30. >>> there were verbal fireworks in the third and final presidential debate along with back-and-forth statements. everyone talking about whether trump will accept the results of the election. >> i'll tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> that's horrifying. >> you probably heard about that this morning. plenty of contention over russia's president. >> look, from everything i see, he has no respect for this person. >> that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. you're the puppet. >> nbc's bay area mark matthews is in las vegas. he asked pointed questions to reverend jesse jackson and donald trump j. trump junior. >> they didn't shake hands when hillary clinton and donald trump walked into the debate hall. for the first

this good samaratan....spotting the rolled over s- u-v from afar sot - doug bearden / hiker "that's when i saw something up on the hill that didn't look right." doug bearden -- hiking the rough terrain with his girlfriend to get a better look -- discovering a wreck sot - doug bearden / hiker "i got about twenty feet away from that car and the hair on my neck started to stand up." inside...the driver trapped - sot - doug bearden / hiker "she could barely lift her head, all i heard was like ohhhhhh." both without cell phones -- doug stayed with the car and his girlfriend ran home to call 911. sot - "it's really in a bad spot and i mean, it looks like it's gonna continue rolling. it just happened to stop on some rocks// it's upside down." san bernadino first responders -- rushing to the scene -- stabilizing the car... and identifying the woman inside as 69 year old barbara mcpherson -- reported missing hundred feet down, on the slope from the top of the ridge, it was about a thirty degree slope on the ridge, and the car was actually leaning downhill and was very unstable." after an hourlong effort -- a search and rescue

hill-oween. that is next. doug: weather wise we take the month of october out in style. we look ahead to halloween as well next at "abc7 news at john delaney: this was my dad's pickup - he was a union electrician. i grew up working on his jobsites where he taught me the value of hard work and teamwork. that's how i built two businesses from scratch right here in maryland and created thousands of jobs. in congress, i work across party lines - from rebuilding roads to creating jobs roll up your sleeves and work with others. that's what my dad did, and it's what i'll keep doing in congress. i'm john delaney announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: police are investigating what is called the hate-based vandalism at a high school in montgomery county. on october 13, someone drew an image of a swastika on the football field at quints orchard nokia gaithersburg. police are now looking for a dark-colored sedan driven in the school's parking lot before the incident. political talk is about f.b.i. looking into the e-mails with hillary clinton. today r

the people at miller's apple hill we'll tell you. even wagon master doug. in my ohio this is leon bibb reminding you that autumn is a time nature turns over a new leaf, one of celebration. at miller's apple hill and amherst ohio i thought about that. what this season has to offer. and so many great places to pick apples. >> apples, pumpkins, a hay ride. >> i have a hankering for a piece of apple pie right now. facebook meet our tweet me for where i can go get some apple pie tonight. i will bring some back. >> it sounds like a plan. you want comfort food and gravy.>> but not necessarily together. >> this is meat and potatoes kind of at night. hearty food. that is a chilly, chile scene was scattered rain showers. we are tracking the rain and what we have noticed in the past 20 minutes is that we are seeing an end to the rain here and lorain county. it is scattering out in the coverage is becoming less and we cannot totally removed the threat for widely scattered showers for your football game or boo at the zoo. just the main band of rain pulling away. and that

hill is here with a look at the forecast. doug: we are looking at another day of temperatures above average. for the weekend, temperatures will be below average. a very pleasant afternoon. some areas already in the 80's. 85 in manassas. 86 in fredericksburg. 85 in culpeper. 84 in airport because the cool breeze is coming across the river. here are the records for today. reagan stands at 88. however, dulles and bwi are both in the possibility of tying the record for today. we could see a shower late this afternoon in a few spots. a cold front will try to i think we will have an increasing chance of shower. we will quickly look at futurecast through the rest of the day to see showers pop north and west through the afternoon and evening. as we get through the day, a little sunshine, still very warm. things change on friday with a cold front, showers, and a big change for the weekend. we will give you all the numbers. we will share that with you coming up in a little over eight minutes. jummy: thank you. developing right now in prince

. >> that's when i saw something up on the hill that didn't look right. >> doug was hiking the rough terrain with his girlfriend to get a better, who discovering a from that car and the hair on my neck started to stand up. >> reporter: inside, the driver trapped but alive. >> she could barely lift her head and ale heard was like, oh! >> reporter: both without cell phones, cowing stayed with the car and his girlfriend ran home to call 911. >> it's really in a bad spot. it looks like it's going to roll. it just happened to stop on some rocks. >> reporter: first responders rushing to the scene stabilizing the car and 69-year-old barbara mcpherson, reported missing five days earlier. >> she was about 100 feet down on the slope from the top of the ridge. it's about a 30-degree slope on the ridge, and the car was actually leaning downhill and was very unstable. >> after an hour-long effort a search and rescue team freeing mcpherson from the suv and getting her to safety. a medical helicopter serious but she is expected to recover. lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. >> amazing story. tha

person for a really long time. >> reporter: and adding insult doug's secrets were exposed for the whole world to see. that big house on the south hill? heavily mortgaged. the fancy cars? not paid for. the paperwork that claimed he was worth millions? a facade. doug carlile was flat broke. hadn't even bought life insurance. >> reporter: did you ever feel angry at all at doug for not providing more, like an insurance policy or something? >> no, not at all. because he was a very good provider all the days that he was alive. i really didn't believe in insurance policies like that. i believed in trusting the lord for our finances and that's what just another casualty as the little army of detectives searched the neighborhood for clues. like, for example, the strange find that turned up on the killer's escape path. that weirdly out of place welding glove. they swabbed it for dna. on the off chance, really just a shot in the dark, that something in or on that glove might match a known person. like a felon, say whose dna would be stored in a data bank. and how about that. it did. >> reporter: what was the name >> reporter: have you ever hea

doug. thank you, buddy. 46 in blue hill right now. 47 in boston. 44 in beverly. but got some 30's still sticking around bedford through fitchburg along route 2 and 33 taunton. plymouth at 38 degrees. we've got some 30's and 40's down toward the cape as well. lots ofsh up today. that happens just before 7:00. we've got some cloud cover moving in quickly from the west underneath some of the clouds, some heavier showers and downpours working through the great lakes right now. this front gets hung up over new england over the course of the next 24 hours or so and basically what you'll find is high pressure moving offshore, warms moving in, but also clouds moving in as well. how mild is it? 50's and 60's through the great lakes and the plains states. blue colors you see there. by the time all is said and done, 60 to near 70 degrees today. we'll have the full forecast coming up in a few. antoinette: a.j., thank you. we are following breaking news overnight on the eyeopener. doug: this just coming in. police and swat members are surrounding a home in revere. this happen

. >> that's when i saw something up on the hill that didn't look right. >> reporter: doug bearden hikinghe rough terrain with his girlfriend to get a better look discovering a wreck. >> i got about 20 feet away from that car and my hair on my neck started to stand upism inside the driver trapped but alive. >> she could barely lift her head and all i heard was like (moaning). >> reporter: doug staved stayed with the car and his girlfriend ran to the home to call 911. >> it happened to >> reporter: first responders rushing to the scene stabilizing the car and identifying the woman inside as 69-year-old barbara mcpherson reported missing five days earlier. >> she was about 100 feet down on the slope from the top of the ridge. it was about a 30-degree slope on the ridge and the car was actually leaning downhill and was very unstable. >> reporter: after an hour long effort, a search and rescue team freeing mcpherson from the suv and he getting her to safety. and a medical helicopter transported mcpherson from the scene to a hospital. her condition was reported as serious but she is expected t

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>> antoinette, doug, the cats diagnosed have been traced to this neighborhood near harvard and walk hill streets. panleukopenia was identified, known as feline distemper, after several cats got sick. the virus attacked the cats' g.i. system. neighbors are concerned because there are so many colonies of stra >> i think they are mostly related. they cluster. they live under peoples in porches. people are feeding them, so they tend to stay. >> all it would take is for one of them to get sick. >> exactly. >> experts say the outbreak mostly affects young cats and kits. >> to your economy. wells fargo is now facing a criminal investigation over fraud allegations by its employees. california's attorney general is launching the probe after reports that bank employees had been opening accounts for customers without their permission. wells fargo has already been fined $185 million for the scheme used to boost sales quotas. its c.e.o. resigned last week. >> a possible break for airline passengers is in the the obama administration wants airlines to refund baggage fees when luggage is substantially

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hill neighborhood early yesterday morning. it happened in fitzgerald park. he was also seen riding a mountain bike in the area. doug: do it with me -- good air in, bad air out. it's the day patriots fans have been waiting for. tom brady is now officially on the team's active roster, and he will be back on the field today as the pats take on the browns. our ed harding is in cleveland with a preview. >> and a matter of hours, the stadium will be cheering loudly for the hometown cleveland browns. and they will also witness the return of tom brady. week. >> a look good. the fountain of youth. >> speaking in a radio interview. >> i love playing in new england. i want to make us all proud. >> the patriots were shut out last week. >> obviously having him back doesn't we know the focus of what we have to do this weekend. it is the deciding factor. >> the universe is back to normal. in cleveland, i am ed harding. doug: and don't miss our continuing coverage from cleveland after the game. ed harding will have live reports tonight on newscenter 5. >> a lot of happy people. doug: there is a collected sigh sox at fenway. shayna

worcester county as well, especially through the hills where we're seeing mid to upper 30's. 40's. 47 degrees in hyannis right now. eventually this afternoon, doug, we're into the 50's. that's going to feel a lot better. doug: thank you. breaking overnight, a crash on the mass pike. this happened on the westborough grafton line at 1:30 this morning. the crash involved multiple vehicles and it is under investigation. antoinette: more breaking news this morning, a man seriously injured after a crash in peabody. southbound lanes. no word right now on what caused the crash. we, of course, will bring you information as it comes into our newsroom. happening right now -- open road tolling now in effect on the mass pike. doug: it's here. no more cash tolls. a busy weekend. the eye's nicole estaphan live with what you can expect when you hit the road. nicole? nicole: antoinette, doug, good morning. what you can expect, take a look, it's behind me. you can see construction crews already hard at work. the traffic flow has been realigned here to the side of those toll booths as crews prepare to take them down. >> think of this as a snowstorm. we've always a

hill neighborhood yesterday morning. it happened in fitzgerald park. he was seen riding a mountain bike in that area. anyone with information is asked to call boston police. doug: everybody policy for a moment and rejoice -- the day patriots fans have done waiting for -- tom brady is on the roster as a take on the browns. ed: in a matter of hours, that stadium will be cheering loudly for the browns but as part of that, they will also witness the return of tom brady from suspension. brady has been low-key this week. >> he looks a little younger. he looks good. >> i love new england and want to go out there this weekend. ed: wide receivers have gone a quarter of the season with just three touchdown passes and the patriots were shut out last week. >> obviously it's not going to solve all of our issues. we know the focus of what we have to do and it will be the deciding factor. >> we have to play well in order to win. ed: the patriots did activate both doug: don't miss our continuing coverage after the game. ed will have a live report starting at newscenter 5. there's that and there's this. a must win game for the sox at fenway. shayna: the red sox nation hopes th

doug peterson is comfortable with big v's grasp of the offense. >> where big v's progression is with the offense and as an athlete felt comfortable with hill goingver there. and not moving allen. allen is playing well at left guard didn't want to disrupt two positions that is why i made the decision with big v and keep allen with jp. and you have the swing tackle going left and right like we have in the first four ball games. >> the eagles have a big game on sunday, they visit the red skins in their first divisional game of the season. sunday's loss to detroit was disappointing but the birds need to move past it. >> we didn't put ourselves in a position to win, we fought back but didn't get the job done. it's on to the next week it doesn't change our mind of who we are or what we are trying to accomplish and looking forward to the next step. >> before we get to eagles sunday we have a flyers friday. the flyers open their season in two days again the kings in los angeles. the flyers enjoyed success last year in the first season. they are anxious to build upon that and play a real game. >> you work through the last two or three weeks of camp and t

hill neighborhood early yesterday morning. it happened in fitzgerald park he was also seen riding a mountain bike in the area. anyone with information is asked to call boston police. doug: it's the day patriots fans have been waiting for. tom brady is now officially on the team's active roster, and he will be back on the field today as the pats take on the browns. our ed harding is in cleveland with a preview. >> the stadium will be cheering loudly for the cleveland browns. they will also witness the return of tom brady from suspension. speaking only on his weekly paid national radio interview. >> i want to go out there and make them all proud. >> wide receivers have gone a quarter of the season with just three touchdown passes and the patriots were shut out last week. >> things we've got to do this week. >> the patriots did activate brady last night. i'm ed harding. doug: and don't miss our continuing coverage from cleveland after the game. ed harding will have live reports tonight on newscenter 5. a must win game for the sox at fenway. shayna: the stats and the keep the push for the playoffs alive. doug: and a devastating attack in yemen. the nation being blamed for

hill's e-mail scandal. >> and now donald trump's wife is defending his embattled campaign. doug luzader reports from washington. >> clearly the wrong video there. what we just sold you what president obama greeting the italian prime minister. we will have the campaign wrap- up in a few minutes. the third and final debate is tomorrow night you can watch it right here on ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we saw sal castaneda having a problem with his microphone. let's see if he is back up and running for a look at traffic on this tuesday morning. >> if you can hear me, i can hear you. right now traffic is moving along well in some areas. but it's very slow in others. that would be the east bay. still kind of winding down from a tough commute. let's go outside and look at what we have now. you will see that the traffic is busy still on 280 northbound, getting up to highway 17. and then the traffic from the east bay to the south bay has been slow. so if you're trying to drive from, let's say, fremont to the silicon valley, there's going to be a lot of slow traffic in your way. a couple minor acc

. >> and in the meantime stage is >> hill hel and donald trump squaring off in las vegas. here you find doug lose aider with a preview. good morning. >> good morning, well this is debate venue. campus unlv. where all the action will be and adding to trauma this quickly changing race. we have a new fox news poll out showing nationally hillary clinton now has widened her lead to six point >> even by the standard ever the vegas strip this debate may be over the top. inside the debate hall things look conventional enough as they make the final preps. what is about to happen may be like nothing we've ever seen. >> she's home sleeping and i'm working. that's away it will be in the white house too. >> even on the eave of debate in colorado hillary clinton giveing a quick thumbs up and otherwise out of view as she >> we're able to be more productive hag do having to do is twice before. i said earlier even when he's attacking her she shines. >> and she'll have to be ready to address new allegations surrounding her email of secretary of state and whether there was a secret cover-up deal between state

ask you, doug, is how does he portray strength and unity when he's already working with a fractured g.o.p. and now we're looking at continued fallout. as we've talked about, members on the hille said, listen, we're going to rescind our support for you. >> i don't think he can. i think there are two significant death nells that have happened today. john kasich is pulling his support. ohio is critical for trump and for kasich to back out is terrible. politico is running a story saying that the rnc fund is saying stop mailing on behalf of donald trump. just that alone is showing that the party is rapidly backing away. i don't know how he digs out of it. he's already shown he's not a very good debater. in a smaller environment is where hillary clinton thrives. >> some are saying he may do better in a town hall, that he can converse with people in a crowd. >> he's not good with confrontati confrontation. he doesn't like to be embarrassed. >> what about hillary clinton, she's not one that likes confrontation. >> she likes a smaller event. it's where she's most comfortable. trump is most comfortable where it's 20,000 people and he's on a stage at a distance from the voter. secretar

doug, let me ask you about more of jeff zeleny's reporting. mr. zeleny basically reports that the message that hillary clinton, one of the messages she's delivering to republicans and democrats on the hill is that she is going to be more communicative, have a better relationship with members of congress than, say, the current president, barack obama. what kind of message does that send, do you think? >> well, jeff's a great rot reporter. what i know about secretary clinton is that she's got a record of working with republicans when she was in the senate and when she was secretary of state. john mccain, people like lindsey graham praised her as one of the most effective secretaries of state. if she win and that's what we are focused on over the next two weeks is winning, i think she will be a president who can work with republicans. she's done that in the past on really important foreign policy and domestic issues. >> doug, is she looking too far past this race right now? >> no, absolutely not. look, quite frankly -- >> he answered that very quickly. >> let me just tell you, we spend -- we are at the office for 20 hours a day. the folks in brooklyn are, too. when it comes to down ballot

doug luzader,r fox news.s >>> this morning all the postt debate buzz seems to be on trump's comments he will perhapr not accept the results of thetsf election. should he lose. joining us from capitol hill isl veteran political strategist gary nor linger now a a professional in residence at the george washington universityashi graduate school of political management. good morning to you. >> good morning sch good. >> is this the death nail forl the trump campaign.. >> i thought both trump and clinton did just fine lasteas night. i don't think debate aboutut winning nearly as much as losinn and neither one came out of that a loser.os >> i made the point that i i thought this was a tie but a lot it. the reason i thought it was tiei did you look at the debate fromm the prism of undecided voter ioi don't think that either one ehe landed a knock out below that would necessarily sway someonewe to their side. >> that's right. >> would you agree with that and t agr what do they have to do a this point to sway thosethe undecided?ci >> i totally agree with you.ithu i don't think, you know, to knek it was more of a political roara shock test.est. you can see anything you wantedn to see in that deba

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