downtown d.c. future cast clears us out nightly for the midday hours tomorrow. the good news. sunshine. sunglasses. you will need them. sunday around 67 degrees. monday is in the upper 60's to 60 on tuesday and wednesday. little of a warming trend come late next week. michelle: all thank you. robert: it's friday, gain of the night. a good one. jonathan: perfect weather. robert: scott abraham is there. high school football. huge match up in chantilly. scott abraham will have a c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying from one. it worked better than plavix. >>don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death.

clouds in the afternoon, but still should make it to about 85 degrees downtown d.c. southern maryland a little cooler closer to the water. otherwise, charlotte hall, leonardtown, 83, 84. hours, as we push through the late evening. we could pick up a few showers. i do not anticipate a whole lot, at least not at 10:00 tomorrow night. into the day thursday, widespread showers, and then we look for a cold front to move through. that cold front is going to bring much cooler air to the area as we move into the upcoming weekend. you will definitely feel the difference. change come already near the peak in extreme western maryland, garrett county, eventually moving further to the east the next couple weeks or so. the d.c. metro, give it another week, 10 days and it will start looking absolutely beautiful. the fall foliage contest continues on abc 7. send your pictures to burst.com/wjla. we will pick a winner thursday night, announce the winner friday morning on "good morning washington," and you may win 80's thursday. a frontal system arrives late thursday into friday. highs

headed to downtown d.c., your best alternate is the marc train with ride on bus service free. capitol bike share is also offering to dollar rides for nonmembers. >> overly in the next 12 months it gets better. sam: it lasts through november 22 and for a full ride of alternatives, visit our website. jummy: metro safetrack isn't the only thing giving riders a fit. the plan would increase theirs during peak service, about $.10 a ticket. it would also close stations and reduce service as well as lay off more than 1000 workers. all of this is meant to make up noon, the search in a two alarm building fire in annapolis. the fire was first reported after 6:00. it was on the chesapeake at a family-friendly cruise service. the fire was contained in 20 minutes. we know that one firefighter suffered minor injuries and there is no word on what started the fire. cruise in prince george's county are also busy broke out at an apartment building on mercy hill. these pictures came into our newsroom a short time ago. fortunately, no injuries reported with this one. police in the district are ask

. >>> an event in downtown d.c. is to raise awareness for suicide ended at 7:30 tonight at the washington monument. walkers wore colored beads for loved ones lost or those struggling with depression. doreen gentzler emceed the event. >> it's wonderful to see a large crowd but also very sad because i know all of you are here because >> the american foundation for suicide prevention says that one person takes their own life every 12 minutes in the united states. money from today's walk will help raise awareness to those struggling. >>> fairfax county is a getting a boost from hundreds of people. it's part of national make a difference day. one event was a maker fair in alexandria. make connections and improve their neighborhood. >> getting to know what's out there, getting to know who is needy. it's the best way to make friends and even gain some skills. >> many nonprofits in fairfax county depend on volunteers for their success. >>> turning now to the weather, it was very crazy today but i thought not far from here,

mainly clear radar, nighttime lows in the upper 30's to the north and west to about 45, 48 degrees downtown d.c. the wind will be light. tomorrow morning, taking the dog for a walk or going to the farmers market or grabbing a cup of coffee, it will be chilly with temperatures mainly in the 40's. once the sun gets a strong enough angle, we will warm nicely midmorning. forecast highs, the further west, the fall color change looking the panhandle of west virginia. closer to the d.c. metro, 73 to 75 for the afternoon high with a nice mix of sun and clouds. the further south, a little cooler. charlotte hall 71, stafford 75, 76 the high in fredericksburg. future watch, futurecast, keep the sun glasses handy all day long. for the marine corps marathon, gearing up for the big race sunday, it will be warm. the fall color change looking good. further west, garrett county, western allegany counties now at peak. the i-81 corridor looking fantastic. inside the capital beltway, given another week or so. this time next week should look really nice. the marine corps marathon forecast, the runners gearing up fo

downtown d.c., upper 40's, lower 50's. it will be quite windy, the wind out of the northwest 15 to 25, with wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. most of the shower activity now beginning to dissipate. that is good news. just have to get through this. skies begin to clear, and that should happen midmorning tomorrow, but it will be chilly as you head out the door to go for a jog, grab a cup of coffee, perhaps checking out the farmers market. 49 the wake-up temperature in upper marlboro. the windchill factors will make it feel more like the upper 30's, lower 40's. we have a wind advisory to the west, shenandoah valley, rappahannock, and rocking ham saturday. how gusty? anywhere from 30 to 35 miles per hour not out of the question, may increase in the afternoon, up words of 40 miles per hour along the mason-dixon line, but the wind will ease late tomorrow evening, meaning not quite as chilly in the forecast for the day sunday. tomorrow, a big difference compared with what we've had the past several days. middle west virginia. c

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that is the goal of an event in downtown d.c. to raise awareness for suicide prevention. the out of the darkness community walk was able to surpass the goal by raising nearly $270,000 yesterday. it wrapped up at the washington monument. walkers wore colored beads for loved ones lost or those struggling with depression. doreen gentzler emceed the crowd but also very sad. all of you are here because you have a personal connection to suicide. >> the american foundation for suicide prevention says that one person takes their own life every 12 minutes in the u.s. the money from this weekend's walk will go to raise awareness and help those struggling. >>> switching gears here, we have the burgundy and gold getting ready for another big match up today. >> that's right. >> everybody in the live feed, they're so excited f >> you don't know what you got yourself coming in to this weekend. >> the lines at 1:00 p.m., we're hyped. despite the recent streak, they have some work to do on the field. over the last two games, washington defense giving up one touchdown. the defensive coordi

. >>> aaron gilchrist where any airport which opened in downtown d.c. just a couple of weeks ago. actually, last month. donald trump is expected to be here for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. the official grand opening of this new hotel. this is in the old post office division of pennsylvania avenue. trump's company won the bid to turn it into a luxury hotel. you can see the ballroom is filling up. we don't know what exactly trump expected to participate in the ribbon cutting that will happen within the hour, we expect. even though this isn't a political event, you can expect there were protesters and video we got in from tom sherwood there at the scene with protesters in confrontation with u.s. park police shortly after things started to get under way here, being told that they were in violation of their protest permit by being in a space outside the hotel that was for the designated for use by officer let them know that they were in violation of that permit and then he walked away after he made sure that was clear. our tom sherwood is at the event and we'll have much more this afte

upper 40's in downtown d.c. chilly side for the morning. the holiday hustle 5k. eileen will be there middle 60's by the hours. the marine corps marathon a little warm 70 to 75 degrees. i can't wait to see you here. jonathan: when you get in a car crash, normally they call for the dodges but not if a local government employee is behind the wheel. taxpayers. d.c. like other local jurisdictions is self-insured and paid out the claims from the city's budget. that amounts to millions of dollars. food truck owner got $3,600 check after a tow truck slammed the truck to the top of the overpass. >> the food truck is huge. to not think about it is careless and reckless. jonathan: coming up for us tonight at 11:00, "7 on your side" watchdog investigator chris papst takes us to the decided to ditch conventional insurance in favor of self-insuring. no one's happy when they hear how much that is costing taxpayers. michelle: next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the road to recovery is a long one for our rising star. overcoming cancer to participate in the marine corps marathon this w

lower 40's in downtown d.c. talk about the marine corps thankfully for halloween it will be dry with the temperatures that are comfortable. we stay in comfortable side of things we move to the middle of next week. check on what is going on with the afternoon rush hour erik: thank you, sir. this is a tough westbound ride from the capital beltway past 123 or so. to the beltway, glance around with several spot of slow traffic. this is not going to let up soon. heading to the bottom side of the beltway y eisenhower avenue from the connector to wilson bridge. inner loop slow in spot. tough stretch. live look at the cameras around the beltway. inner loop past georgetown pike. on the mere side of the screen you can see the inner loop delays and the onramp jam-packed to merge together. that is tough. further north up to the legion bridge as well. both directions you can see the delays. one more glance up the river that is all from the traffic center. back to michelle. michelle: all right. thank you. next on "abc7 news a

the nighttime lows fall in the upper 40's in downtown d.c. lower 40's further north and west of us. lingering showers but the wind gusts unward of 40 miles per hour. -- upward of 40 miles per hour. tomorrow, bundle un. we'll have a wind advise troy the south and west of us. shenandoah, rockingham county. through noon on saturday. wind gusts up 35 to 40 miles per hour moving through the midhours of saturday. they will ease late saturday night. the highs tomorrow are around 60 degrees. brisk and blustery. wind gusts at 35 miles per hour. future cast takes all the want to get out and pick a pumpkin and enjoy the cooler weather a lot of sunshine on the way. there are lingering showers well west of us. it won't amount to a lot. seven-day outlook. upper 60's on sunday. upper 60's on monday. cooler air tuesday and wednesday with the highs around 60 degrees. autumn is here. we had a nice taste of summer for four days. record warmth. it's gone. michelle: grab a sweater and the boots. that time of year. steve: scarves and gloves. jonathan: today in studio we are not alone. alison: in fact. we

part of downtown d.c. gridlocked as police investigate a suspicious package. now as police block off part of fifth street northwest outside of superior court. several roads are closed in that area. d.c. police bomb squad and hazmat teams are on the sdeen. we'll let you know what happens so keep it here, and we'll let you know on twitter and the nbc washington app. never good on any rush hour. >> new questions tonight about the safety of talcum powder. million. she claimed johnson & johnson's baby powder caused her cancer. stephanie gosk is here now with a deeper look at this story and what the company is saying about this latest verdict. it is huge, stephanie. >> yeah, it is. it's $70 million, as you say, but it's the third verdict of its kind this year. right now, johnson & johnson is facing nearly $200 million in damages from these cases. three cases specifically. and when you look at this case in particular, against johnson & johnson was that it failed to notify its consumers, its customers that there was a possible link between its baby powder and ovarian c

for everyone else, expect road closures in parts of downtown d.c. and arlington. i'll be there at the start and finish lines and we'll have live coverage in our nbc washington app. and on nbcwashington.com. i get to that finish line by golf cart. >> of course you do. >>> just one more day of practice in ashburn for the we'll find out what they're doing differently this time around for this road game. >>> for more than 100 years, this building was fenced off to the general public. coming up on news 4, why now this historic building is going to be turned into a hotel and conference center. >>> ah, this morning it was the ice scraper, it was the coat. tomorrow, it's the umbrella. we've got some rain tracking our >>> they're making history today in northwest d.c. >> sure are. after more than 120 years as a military medical facility, the old walter reed hospital is now controlled by the district government. the 66-acre campus will be transformed into a new development affordable housing. news 4's mark segraves live for us in northwest d.c. with a look at the major econ

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we did the village master plan and put it on a firm footing, charging redevelopment in our downtown in d.cat we develop and happening right now. there's the difference. we took a very bad situation and with the trust of the public that we were asked to represent, i was elected in 2003, we elected in 2005, reelected in 2007 and in 2009 by the same voters who trusted us to make a difference. and we did. it's about restructuring, about getting things done and frankly, showing getting things done in the eight years i served, we left things better off than when, then when we got there and i'm not sure tom can say the same thing. mr. suozzi i was serving as the mayor you with account executive at nasa candidate all as to the same question. why should voters believe you'll be a tax cut if they send you do washington? >> the first thing, not on to criticize jack for having raised taxes by the fact he raises out about 51% but am going to criticize them for being a hypocrite. he attacked me for raising property taxes as county executive when we read the number one county we read the number one count

that is the goal of an event in downtown d.c. to raise awareness. the out of the darkness community walk was able to surpass the goal by nearly $270,000 yesterday. it wrapped up at the washington monument. walkers wore colored with depression. doreen gentzler emceed the event. >> it is wonderful to see such a huge crowd. it is also very sad because i know all of you are here because you have a personal connection with suicide. >> the american foundation for suicide prevention says one person takes their own life every 12 minutes in the united states. >>> incredible turn out there. the redskins, they're getting ready for another big one today. >> all right! they're ready to take on the lions at 1:00 p.m. now, despite the recent vehicle, they have work to do on the field. we know that. over the past two games, washington's defense gave up just one touchdown and defensive coordinator joe barry speaking out saying he is proud of his unit's recent play. >> i sat up herend camp, we have a great group of guys that come into work and punch the clock and gri

we'll talk about that as we are here live in the heart of downtown washington, d.c. a stunning spot and one of the set locations on the road show so far. stick around. pickinup for kyle. here you g um. something wrong? so when it comes toain, um. why puup with starof day? something wrong? you nt the whole t? so when it comes toain, um. s, yes! livele. not part. alev we can't go back to the years of devastating cuts to public education. so vote yes on prop 55. prop 55 prevents $4 billion in new education cuts, without raising taxes on anyone, and with strict accountability. budget forecasts show if we don't pass prop 55 big cuts that hurt our kids are coming, and california will suffer budget deficits all over again. so vote yes on 55. because it helps our children thrive. >>> we are back at the u.s. navy memorial. we were at the trump international hotel which held a ribbon cutting hosted by the republican nominee for president spending his morning in washington. donald trump is coming under fire. he's taking time away from washington which isn't a hot bed of contest

c-span2 for discussion hosted by catholic university here at the national press club in downtown washington, d.c., talking about the catholic vote in the 2016 elections just over a week away. we will be hearing from cokie roberts and e.j. dionne, as well as the ceo of vote latino. .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] statement like this morning here at the national press club on c-span2, just waiting for the discussion hosted by catholic university are. they'll be talking about the cap the vote in the 2016 elections in on the panel this morning, catholic journalist cokie roberts with abc, e.j. dionne with the "washington post" and the ceo vote latino and robert jones of the public writ should research institute. all got started shortly at the national press club. c-span will have more road to the white house coverage later today. donald trump in grand rapids, michigan where the latest poll shows hillary clinton ahead by five points. mr. trump's rally by funds c-span at noon eastern time. 615 eastern clinton will be campaigning in neighboring ohio. live coverage of that also on

i think they spent $4 billion in their office in downtown washington, d.c. it's outrageous.t's one of the few agencies that congress does not appropriate money for. it's that far outside of the accountability of government. >> are you going to be able to get mr. cordray to come testify, though? >> mr. cordray comes when he wants to. we asked him to show up frequently, and he does not. >> wow. >> he's not required to come to congress. it's one of those strange circumstances where congress gave away with the democrats in charge in 2008, gave away this authority. and they're accountable to nobody. >> accountable to nobody, not even congress. if you want to figure out what's going wrong there. real quickly, though, of that money that they spent, the $4 billion, that's all of our money, that's taxpayer money that funds them, right? >> well, they get money from the federal reserve. and then they get to keep some of the money they collect from fees and fines and so forth. >> congressman, leave it there. thanks, sir. come back and talk to us if richard shows up. >> thanks. >> liz? >

shuttle buseshb to those marc train stations stn hopefully that will work for wo some of these downtown commutere d.c. also going to be doing a a bus bridge between here and the stations the fort totten statioa to get folks around but that's always -- not always efficient.c they'll have to get in traffic c with everybody else.ls there is that green line yellowl line alternative of people canen get from fort tot mace. that's not too bad. but, again, one other things thg that we know is that we've seenn it too many and time again.timen if you can ride early every timy i've been on the platform for safetrack surge if you can getsc there by like 6am you're all all good but if you wait until theui peak of rush hour, you'll wait t lot longer than you normally doy live in northeast melaniean alnwick fox5 local news. >>> all right. thank you very much, mel. >>> 9:09 is the time. t shaping up to be an excitingup i weekend here in the district. kicks off today with the openini of the health and fitness expo e at the national harbor. the expo open until 8:00 tonight and again until 6:00 p.m.. tomorrow.to the ra

here's where you will see him tomorrow, washington, d.c., and that's because he is spending the limited time he has left opening his new hotel in downtownnd he is dispatching pence to utah to do campaigning. guys? >> thank you very much. joining us now, nbc special correspondent, tom brokaw. good to have onboard. >> always good to be back here, and thank you very much. listening to donald trump here in the last several days is quite striking. we didn't hear any complaints from that him about the mediation, and now it's all our fault. i think that really represents kind of his, if you will, his ability to -- he has not come up with any new ideas about how he is going to fix these things, and health care is not working but we don't hear from him on that, and the next couple of weeks when he should be showing vulnerability as a person, he's not going to do that. he's going to go back to his old form, and it's always somebody else's fault. we have not heard from the tax returns or from any number of other issues in any other campaign would be front and center. >> he does have a following, and they are looking for what is next as well if he

many fans driving a long way to get to downtown tonight hope ing hopingto witness history >> i drove in from washington d.c. i wanted to see them win. >> that's how confident you are they will get it done tonight? >> i'm hope joyful i'm from the youngstown heir heir -- area. i've -- i'm a die-hard. -- fan. and a woerld series. >> reporter: we wait for the outcome of the critical game five. the buzz is continue to be generated here. we're in the news five title tracker. what's going on now? ge we are tracking titles because that is how we role role -- roll. we have one with hundred -- one of these. under our belts. grabbing this title right here in downtown. you can see the streets lined with cars. lots of police with their lights on. they are ready to go. cleveland ems at the ready. we saw them parked off to the side. people hopping place to place. the clevelander bash and grail kin - -- bar and grill continue to pack the bar. see fans sporting the indian coats and hats. as we drove by the field, you can see the packed stadium from the streets. so as this game continues on, we're going to have so many peop

d.c. office of victim services. >>> downtown bethesda is booming with construction and yesterday, the second of three public hearings was held on the bethesda downtown sector plain. it gave the people living in the commercial areas near wisconsin avenue and old georgetown road. >> these properties are a great opportunity to create higher density development near the metro station. >> we, the people, should be able to continue to enjoy our neighborhoods. >> creating and then approving a sector plan in montgomery county is only done for specific areas about every 20 years. >>> depending on where you're headed this morning, you may need the wipers, where come see the rain when we check back in with tom kierein. >> we're following a developing story in prince george's county. the information coming in overnight. >> our coverage of decision 2016 continues. we fact check the candidates even more and look at the impact the campaign is having on your children. >> the one thing you have over me is experience but it is bad experience. years of experience, what i've done for this country, trying to hel

facilities, they will put high explosives around that radioactive material, take it down downtown new york or washington, d.c. and detonate the dirty bomb. a dirty bomb is a weapon of mass disruption. it would lead to massive economic impacts and massive psychological impacts but it would not kill a lot of people so it's a panic weapon and a weapon of mass disruption. >> thank you. so when i was doing my interviews for this article. i typically would end an interview with a security expert, whether from the bush administration or from an ngo like yours and would say -- the final question would be what -- of all the possible threats, what are you spoes surprised hasn't happened that could happen? and pretty much to a person everybody said a dirty bomb. then i discovered that there are two agencies of the government, the nuclear regulatory commission and the nnsa, the national nuclear -- >> help me out. >> security administration. >> national nuclear security administration and they have two different standards for securing the materials you talked about. the nuclear regulatory commission, which actually can s

downtown dcu lower 70's. nighttime lows and the 60's, mostly cloudy skies. maybe an isolated shower west of d.c., patchy fog, but other than that no real problems. outside, the temperatures will generally be in the 60's. short sleeve shirts and shorts tomorrow, not as warm as today, but still near 80 degrees, hard to complain about that. the high temperatures tomorrow, 81 degrees charles town, lower 80's frederick, maryland, 82 leesburg. closer to the capital beltway, anywhere from 80 to 84 for the mixture of sun and clouds. don't forget the sunglasses. it will be cooler closer to the 70's -- closer to the water, where upper 70's are not out of the question. the futurecast from stormwatch 7 , a good deal of sunshine during the morning. afternoon recess looks good for the kids. afterschool practices, depending on your location, the further west may see showers, but the main event will be the cold front late into the day friday. once the cold front moves through, the wind changes direction, cooler air funnels and from the north and west andthe wind will really pick up. 5:00 thursday, notice the w

d.c. region. morning. despite this. an overnight crash. a car ran off the road in downtown richmond, slammed right into the state capital fence. and ended up on the lawn. mangled fencing and car parts seen there on the ground. two people in the car did get hurt. but they are expected to be okay. >> forget that lovely warmup we were enjoying last week. we're vaulting right into november. >> yeah, we're done. >> we may see a 70-degree day here and there. but 80s are out. i think we're the rest of the year, the way it's looking right now. and a much cooler weekend coming our way. we start with first alert doppler. i want to show you two things really that stand out. that line of showers off to our east. that's the cold front. the other thing, when is kind of neat, is right here, there's a spin going on. let me stand on this. that's an upper-level storm behind that front. it's going to keep the scattered showers around for the evening. and i think for much of the overnight period. not a constant rain. but if you're going out, you showers that will be around. this was heavier ea

d.c. restaurant. crews spent the out hot spots. >>> prince dworj is getting a new region bus route. it will give prince george county a bus connection between downtown national hash yosh, alexandria and surrounding communities. >> in a speech in pennsylvania, donald trump says he plans on filing lawsuits against the women who have alleged he sexually assaulted them. >>> that is going to do it for this edition of news4 today. we want to go back out live to the capitol beltway where we involves a trooper, we know that he is among those injured but is expected to be okay. big delays, this is on the inner loop at college park. we hear the delays stretch back to new hampshire avenue. two lanes of traffic are able to get by. >> avoid that area if you can because investigation is ongoing. we've been following it since the show started. we'll have updated inside our app. >> that's right. >>> this sunday, the end game. does donald trump go scorched earth -- >> all of these lies will be sued after the election is over. >> or does he try to win or simply end his cpa dignit >> i'm asking the american people to rise prove the clutter. >> our guests are tim kaine

d.c. in the city about 39 degrees official low may be closer to 41 or 42 degrees. downtown 39. 36 in gaithersburg. in 32 degrees back towards winchester, 34 in leesburg. west of leesburg some of the cooler areas will be closer to freezing. cold start tomorrow. it's coat time. not jacket time. tomorrow coat time. just about everybody will be in the 30s tomorrow. very chilly. around noon a temperature of 54 trees. not the best to eat lunch outdoors. by 4:00 in the afternoon still quite cool even with sunshine high of 57. west. right now back towards minneapolis, back around chicago. could bring rain tomorrow night to cleveland for game two of the world series. that will be interesting to see. very chilly night there in cleveland tomorrow night for twz. for us we're going stay on the chilly side with sunshine. sun and clouds. chilly day. high temperature of 57 degrees. next couple of days we stay well below average. average high temperature is 65 degrees. so we're below average right on through the day on friday. chance of the weekend, 77 on sunday. very warm afternoon. well a

d.c. was arrested outside a government office building here in boston. sky fox over this scene on beacon hill yesterday right near the statehouse. police say the man caused quite downtown and near the statehouse. about three hours later police called to homeless shelter elsewhere or boylston street where they found the suspect. he will be in court here in massachusetts before being returned to d.c. >> sara: only on fox25 discarded needles major safety issue in the city. they say those needles are all over pop warner football dirty needles aren't the only problem. >> catherine: they clean the park there daily and despite all of that though parents say it continues to be a big problem here. for the boston bengals football >> kids should be face. >> catherine: the problem is discarded needles. >> this year parents are concerned because they are showing up a lot more. >> catherine: edges of the field and where kids play. >> coaches line up and good search of the section where their children are playing. >> catherine: one parent used 311 app to report the needles and she says the city does clean them up but the needles aren't the only problem. she says recently kids had to

downtown largo. look for updates in the nbc washington app. >>> d.c. police are still looking into pair of shootings that damaged homes and cars in the southeast. it's unclear if the incidents on 12th street southeast and naylor road are connected. no one is hurt and no one in custody. >>> a look at your forecast when >>> good morning. temperatures near 70. mid and upper 70s and likely rain showers ending before mid evening. and tomorrow, blustery winds, gusts of 40 miles an hour and the 40s and in the 60s. lighter winds sunday and monday, both of those days in the 60s. aaron. >> thank you, get the latest news and weather any time in the nbc washington app. you can never tell from the outside just how many warm, flaky layers are on the inside. but let's just say it's more than ever. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. after 40 years of making soup at progresso, we've learned chicken is king. and so we're now using 100% antibiotic and hormone free white breast meat chicken in all of our chicken soups. >>> this >>> this is about the point in know

downtown this afternoon. republican presidential nominee donald trump took a short break from campaigning today. to formally open his new hotel in washington d.c. >> the pennsylvania avenue project is assures he will have some kind of presence in washington. one way or another. trump returned to a campaign trail in north c his vp running mate mike pence is in utah. >> meantime democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine plans to he wants in sarasota and tallahassee this friday afternoon. they haven't announced specific times and location yet when they do we will update you. president obama will campaign for hillary clinton in orlando friday. the president is set to arrive friday afternoon for hillary for america rally. campaign officials haven't either. and there's another senate debate tonight between incumbent marco rubio and patrick murphy. it's last one before election day. the 7 o'clock debate will be held a broward college and it will be an available on c-span at 10:00 p.m. all you busy women out there how many times a week do you feel stressed or overwhelmed with all you have to do? when we come back we'll talking with a mental healt

downtown. as mark segraves first showed you yesterday, those lamps will have wifi hot spots built in, cameras to help officials and eventually those cameras will help drivers find parking in the city. d.c. central kitchen has a new set of wheels. it m to its healthy corners program. this new vehicle will be delivering fruit, vegetables, healthy snacks to corner stores in wards 7 and 8. those partner stores will sell that produce at below market prices making it an affordable option for the people who live in what's often called a food desert. they received a $125,000 grant >>> starting this weekend, you're going to have a new way to get to national harbor. on sunday they will launch a bus line that connects the shopping area. the new bus line is operated by metro, but funded by national harbor owner the peterson company. officials say annual ridership is expected to be 230,000 people a year. >>> this helped fairfax and helps the district of columbia and prince georg the state of maryland. it makes us the economic engine of the washington region. >> metro is operating the line as a pilot program right now. but it is expected to make it a perm innocent route next year. >>> the former hom

d.c. for the opening of his new hotel. >> but no doubt he will still stump in his speech during the ceremony. and if you don't have to go into downtown tampa this afternoon don't. hillary clinton is having a rally at curtis hixon park gates open 12:15 clinton set to speak 2:45. but her rally will close a busy traffic mess. fox 13 ken suarez is curtis hixon how to get around area. i can tell you lots of activity down down here this morning things finally starting to come together i can tell you we have long time photo journalist steve cecil with his camera front and center you really don't have to come down. but if you do venture to downtown tampa, this is what you need to know. ashley treat will be closed between television and cass from 12:30 to 4. democratic candidate for president is supposed to arrive as you said speak for about an hour or so then take off. parking is going to be at a premium. you probably won't find lot of spots at the garage. your chances are much better at the south regional garage or river gate tower. if you're going to park in tower, remember you have to enter on the west side of television. now it's almost

downtown largo. news4 will be there. look for updates in the nbc washington app. >>> she is now the head o district will honor its former police chief. kathy lanier retired after 26 years of service, tonight d.c. leaders will celebrate her with a ceremony in the northwest. lanier now oversees security for all 32 nfl teams and the super bowl. >>> the wait is over -- capital bike shares finally in fairfax county. the program launched this morning and there's a celebratory ribbon-cutting today. news4's darcy spencer joins us live from the brand new bike darcy? >> good morning, barbara. we're at the spring hill station like you said in tyson's corner. these are the brand new red capital bike share bikes. you can see racks and racks of them. now available for rent. this marks the launch of capital bike share right here in fairfax county. they're starting off with some bikes here and some bikes in reston. but they do plan to expand the program. i asked, why would people want to rent bikes out here? what they're telling me is they or perhaps once they get off the metro, they can then rent the bike and get to work and back, because it's all of the heavy traffic out here. we spoke to some metro riders