. >> fey fredricks with the exclusive one on one interview. >> donald trump jr. surrounded by supporters. >> a good showing of their appreciation for us. >> taking selfies. the 38-year-old father of five showing the softer side of donaldtr >> my first imagine of donald trump is his kids and how they've turned out. they've all gone to bat for him. >> reporter: talking obama care, rising prices and high deductibles on some plans. >> what has been put in place and sold to the american people is a big sack of lives. first of all it's you won't have to change your doctor, you won't have to change your plan. first it was it'll be affordable. blunt style on the campaign trail. supporters like his authenticity. >> do you ever say, dad you can't say it that way. >> i think he's relatable and i think that makes it special. the fact he doesn't have to run a focus group to have a thought unlike politicians. politicians may be great but look at where they got us. >> reporter: it's the insider message, in 12 days we should know if it hits home rest of the nation. fey fredricks

first thing this morning, thunder shower up here across northern fredrick and carol county. couldn't rule out a random rain drop but steadier rain chances come in around lunch time and there after. cloudy and cool. dry for most during the morning hours. showers t valley before lunch time and before 3, ryan in the d.c. metro, light rain likely to impact your ride home from work and school. tell you how to dress the kids and give you the ten day forecast before we reach 6:51 this morning. see you soon. >> thanks, chuck. >>> developing now in the district. church goers were shocked to learn their place of worship turned into a crime scene. a body was found inside pennsylvania avenue baptist church in southeast. perez green is accused of health services. the company people with substance abuse and other issues. an employee tells us the men were there as guests of mbi and had a fight. harling died at the hospital from head trauma. >>> new reaction this morning to a metro train operator who refused to move a train. transportation reporter adam tuss broke this story on facebook liv

. >>> now to the city of fredrick in maryland where today's annual halloween celebration is cancelled. anyone who has puras there are no plans to reschedule the event and you'll have to wait until next year. the decision was made based on the forecast. you know who will get phone calls this morning? e-mails, tweets? >> didn't we set you up nicely? >> wow. wham. >> i know it is not your fault. you're just the messenger. >> very true, indeed. there is a high chance of rain coming in for later this afternoon and this evening so if it will kind of a soggy finish to the day and into the evening hours. moderate impact for the weather. no big deal here early this morning but as the day goes along, rain is more likely and showery weather likely to continue into the evening as well. what to wear today? grab the umbrella and the raincoat. no short sleeves, no sunglasses today. just jeans and long sleeves, sweatshirts and sweaters. bus stop forecast, have the kids ready to go with the rain. we could along i-81 as early as 8 or 9:00 this morning. first drops could reach the metro as early as 9:00

fay fredricks is in las vegas for the debate. you can watch >>> the atf and gilbert is sifting through the rubble after a fire at a condo complex under construction. the fire is suspicious so investigators have a person of interest they want to talk to. his description is on our website abc 15.com. >>> let's have one last look at the weather forecast. warm today. 92 today. 97 tomorrow. breeze returning to the valley through friday. a nice dry weekend with high clouds returning very slight rain chance early next week. finally, some upper 80s by tuesday. we will be looking forward to that. >> thank you. >> we are bought -- we're back with more news at 4:00. sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. but not one served a day of time. sweetheart deals, because, with county attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law, making us all less safe. there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law. r us all

that is according to the fredrick news post. court documents say the attacks happened last month after sanderson dropped someone off. detectives say he picked up the girl on maryland route 26 and convinced her to have sex with him. he has been banned from uber. >>> the writer of an tharl described a brutal gang rape at uva is saying she messed up at the defamation trial, the author of the piece admitted she made mistakes in her reporting. the story was eventually retracted it. uva administrator is suing the magazine for defamation and is asking for $8 million in the case. >>> the prince william county school superintendent steven walsh has until january to come up with an administrative team. they would oversee the framework for or the development of the framework for a nondiscrimination policy. sexual orientation or gender identity and give students protection against bullying related to the same issues. board would take another look at the proposal in june. >>> there won't be costumes or candy at an elementary school in connec

but when firefighters took joseph fredrick to check on his house, he found some -- his home -- built nearly 5 feet off the ground -- was dry."i feel bad for the rest of the people though because some of their stuff is under water... i'm a little bit heartbroken, okay for my house but heartbroken for them because they pretty much lost their homesmeanwhile, this man didn't wait for a ride to go to his house. he went to put ice in his freezer and feed his ducks -- confident he will rebuild." "to me it's sad that it happened, but whatever the good lord and mother nature summons we gotta kind of take it...and anyway try to deal with it because it happened." other communities along the neuse river are bracing for more flooding, with the river expected to crest overnight. evacuations have been ordered in towns like greenville and kinston,where the governor toured thursday. he's encouragg people not only to leave,o th b lpe who have no where to go."t people being impactedmost of tpoor and when they are displaced they he nothing. our nggoal is to get them out of the the governor said recovery

. >> fredrick died in 1858 and georgina died in 1886. >> we put two crosses on this one. we do not know whs buried?n here. >> reporter: stacy's great canyon. >> we lined all the graves with rocks so that they're marked with not only a cross. >> reporter: she worked to restore the dignity of people who lived here long ago. >> i don't know i really can't explain it. i felt like i needed to do it. >> learning their stories of how they live and how they perished. >> he's the little boy that died in the avalanche. he survived being blown up in a mine but he died from the flu. he actually is a guy, one of the guys town of winfield. >> she's not doing this. >> her ashes are up there by the rock. >> it's nice when people pay attention and not lose the history. >> reporter: she's not doing this for herself. >> you're one of the first ones to come. >> i think it's really nice. very respectful. yeah. very nice. >> she's doing this for the dead. >> just look and try to remember the things that happened here. those lives mattered. >> tucked away in this place to relax. >> winfield is

ri fay fredricks. >> reporter: in las vegas it is quieter this morning. quieter than last night after a debate that felt at times like a heavyweight rematch. moments after it ended donald trump supporters and staffers pouring out of the debate hall. not as windy but if you clinton surrogates as well telling us why they thought their candidate one. >> he did not letter get the best of him. he would give it to her. he used humor sometimes. bernie said -- bernie sanders has -- says you have badge him it -- bad judgment. >> he went into snake politics. she went eagle politics. >> we also heard from trump's campaign coo, jeff dewitt of arizona. he told me. >> to see donald trump in arizona one more time before this campaign wraps up, election day hit. the hillary clinton campaign also hinting there may be a high profile visit. they say probably we will see one more, they're not saying if that is hillary clinton herself. we will have to wait and see. fay fredricks with abc 15. >>> we continue to partner with politicized and in fact checks from the last presiden

that is according to the fredrick news post. the attack happened last month after sanderson dropped off someone. he picked up the girl on maryland route 26 and convinced her to have sex with them. he has been banned from uber. >>> a new poll out minutes ago shows donald trump rebounding slightly among virginia voters but is still trailing hillary clinton by 12 points. 33 to her 45%. policy votes surveyed before the third debate. previous poll had him trailing by 15 points. this morning's poll shows independents are edging toward clinton, up 23 percentage points among independents in september. >>> today you'll be hearing about the uncon vensal meeting. >> they shared jokes and a few laughs at a charity event in new york. >> hillary accidently bumped into me and she very said pardon me. >> it is amazing, i'm up here after donald. i didn't think he would be okay with a peaceful transition of power. >> a little bit of ribbing there and some less friendly exchanges as well in that evening. we'll tell you what they'll be doing in the

team coverage begins with fay fredricks. >> reporter: las vegas, a town built on gambling, fortunes have been won and lost. relations start and end. for trump and clinton it all comes down to this. the third and final presidential debate on the campus of unlv. count on us to sort through all the predebate height and postdebate spin. live covered all day long as the candidates rolled the dice with american voters. >>> the guests being invited tonight, donald trump inviting president. benghazi terror attack. >> she has never once called me her people. when i called them they tell me i'm not a member of the immediate family so they don't have to tell me anything. that is how it has been since day one. >> clinton's guests include mark cuban and hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman. >> in our state another ballot boot. yavapai county election officials are error on 2500 ballots. correction letters are going out. the issue is over the return date on the mail in envelopes. it says november 18, which is 10 days after the election. >>> the last-minute contributions pouring in for prop 205 and 206. mor

we want to warn you if you're coming out of fredrick to the baltimore avenue. noth crash there as well. 270 at clarks burg, northbound, southbound, looking good. northbound yesterday around noon, lots of outlet shoppers were headed north and slowing things. another new crash in maryland. we'll talk about that in just a second. >>> just in to our newsroom, new numbers indicate donald trump has pulled within seven points of hillary clinton in virginia this according to the wason service that stands at 46 to 39%. key findings include clinton's lead among women and millennials and trump's strong lead over white voters and military households. i'm erika gonzalez. >> we want to run through the big stories this morning for you with 11 days left to go until election day. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence is back on the campaign trail after this incident at laguardia airport. appar the run way. the plane was coming in to land at the airport so pence could appear on morning joe today. no one was hurt. of course, pence and donald trump went to twitter to tal

but when firefighters took joseph fredrick to check on his the ground -- was dry. joseph frederick/ lumberton resident- i feel bad for the rest of the people though because some of their stuff is under water... i'm a little bit heartbroken, okay for my house but heartbroken for them because they pretty much lost their homes this man didn't wait for a ride to go to his house. he went to put ice in his freezer and feed his ducks -- confident he will rebuild. ertle/ lumberton resident- "to me it's sad that it happened, but whatever the good lord and kind of take it...and anyway try to deal with it because it happened." from kinston, north carolina, i'm scott mclean oregon is getting pounded with the first of a series of storms that will continue through the weekend. heavy rains an wind gusts over 100 miles per hour hit the coast. people in the area have begun sandbagging their homes and business as they prepare for heavy flooding. two more storms are on their way...bringing destructive a tornado touched down in the small coastal community of manzanita this morning. le

but when firefighters took joseph fredrick to check on his house, he found some -- his home -- built nearly 5 feet off the ground -- was dry. joseph frederick/ lumberton resident- i feel bad for the rest of the people though because some of their stuff is under water... i'm a little bit heartbroken, okay for my house but heartbroken for them because they pretty much lost their homes this man didn't wait for a ride to go to his house. he went to put ice in his freezer and feed his ducks -- confident he will rebuild. ertle/ lumberton resident- "to me it's sad that it happened, but whatever the good lord and mother nature summons we gotta kind of take it...and anyway try to deal with it because it happened." from kinston, north carolina, i'm scott because of all the damage and unpassable roads .. one judge has ordered the voter- registration deadline extended in at least one georgia county. a new art installation on the strip is pretty square. check this out. a contemporary display made out of legos is now up at the park, the city's newest dining and entertainment district near tmobile

fredrick county and taking a look westbound icc. this is from the over turned tractor trailer last night. just the right side of the roadway is getting by there. 66, no problems in or out of town. see you back here around 5:01. >>> how safe are your headlights? what a new report is uncovering about yourfe >> dentists may not like it but kids can't wait for the halloween candy. halloween candy. the type of candy that might be at ikea, we believe that everything you need in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. >>> welcome back at 4:57. check out this deer making a mad dash through an alabama town. the animal wandered inside a cosmetology school. maybe he needs a little work. the deer became stuck. police helped it out and it sprinted away. surveillance video shows a woman falling as she tried to get out of its path. she had to be treated for a possible broken nose. >>> driving in the da

fay fredricks has the exclusive one-on-one. >> reporter: donald trump junior surrounded by supporters. >> it's a good showing of their appreciation for us. >> reporter: taking selfies. the 38-year-old father of five showing the softer side of te trump. >> my image of donald trump is his kids and the way they turned out. >> reporter: earlier donald junior all business in our one- on-one interview talking obama care, rising prices and high deductibles and some plans for. >> what has been sold to the american people has been a big sack of lies. first of all, it was you won't have to change her doctors. you won't have to change your that it's going to be affordable. now the premiums are going up over 100% in this state alone.>> reporter: next up supporters of love the authenticity. >> he gets in trouble sometimes in how he phrases things do you ever have a private conversation and say you can't see that way? >> i think he's relatable. the fact that he doesn't have to run a focus group to have a thought, unlike the politicians. look where they got us. >> >> reporter: the anti- days we shou

construction we'll talk about in a minute. 270 from fredrick to the spur looking good and on time, guys? >> thank you. 4:29 now. this morning it is not clear when metro will make the final decision on whether to cut rail service hours. however it is clear that riders don't like the idea. for ten hours at the public hearing, riders criticized metro's plans to cut travel time in the name of safety. it includes cutting eight hour as per week of rail services. the general manager says he understands the frustration he heard from riders at the hearing but he says safety comes first. sheer transportation reporter adam tuss. >> all quiet at metro headquarters now but that was not the case throughout the course of the public hearing as riders gave metro leaders an earful about the proposal to cut rail service. >> frankly, the proposed cuts being available. >> i was compelled to come here today to say to you and look you in the eye to say how dare you. >> do you hear the passion in their voice. >> it is the same passion i feel for it. the it is the same passion i feel for it. the passion is also

fay fredricks fully -- will bring us live coverage leading up to the showdown. >>> clinton's campaign is making a big push in arizona. chelsea clinton will be at the asu main campus at 12:30. tomorrow tim kaine and michelle obama will speak at the phoenix convention center at 2:30. we have all of abc 15.com. yesterday clinton's former opponents, bernie sanders, he rallied on her behalf in arizona. in flagstaff he spoke for 40 minutes in front of a capacity crowd does crowd. he reminded the crowd arizona is a battleground state this election. >>> donald trump is dropping cash on cbs. clinton $10 million. this is the first time in the general election that he has outspent clinton and tv ads. according to data from cans are media. >>> this is new video of curt schilling campaigning in new hampshire. he asked the crowd to take a chance on trump pick the hall of famer said he might want to run for a republican senate seat in massachusetts fo 2018 and he would be going head- to-head with senator. elizabeth warren . sweetie owner of discount tire is not letting a little so shia -- social med

this photo taken up near sugarloaf mountain on the fredrick and montgomery county line. there is you can see nice, autumn color there. post your pics, facebook, twitter and instagram. temperatures are in the 40s most much the region to near 50 near the bay and in town jumanning to the 50s with the hour. we'll have our temperatures into the mid-50s and right there at the beginning of the marathon, it will be in the upper 50s just climbing into the 60s. by 1:00, the mid-70s. clouds coming and going. afternoon highs, near 80. record high is 82 set back in 1996. we can get that warm here in late october. for halloween, it will be in the upper 50s and low 60s in the afternoon. back down to the 50s for trick or treating. chilly and dry monday afternoon. on tuesday, 60s, 70s into wednesday. >>> we do want to take a live look here at the marine corps marathon. the kids are actually getting started and you're going to find tomorrow the running elite. the unique group of marines ready to race that have no plans to stop competing. there is the starting line and the finish line righ

cowgirls out of thei rebels stay perfect in the mountain west..and are now an historic16-1 (cindy fredrick/coach: "i think the senior leadership has been a big, big part of it. people are comfortable in their positions. we got a great setter, we have great hitters, are passing is so much better than last year, defense is much better so all around we are a much better team. sadie stutzman/senior: "so memorable, i want to end this year undefeated in conference. it's exciting, it's fun, it's the goal.") ((jon tritsch)) no one knows which unlv team makers or the head shakers.. it's going to be an adventure..so we might as well make it fun ((jon tritsch)) the rebels are fighting to reach the program peak..but after losing to idaho all was bleak.. before you insult or critique.. (tony sanchez/unlv: "this is a big mountain to climb and you don't climb it in one week.") ((jon tritsch)) another 1-3 start.. would this be another season snake bit (tony sanchez/unlv: "don't complain about it.. fix it.") ((jon tritsch)) but then it was time fresno..and time for the rebels to make their move 45-20 they

fredrick police say officers avenue. she kicked and tried to bite them when they attempted to get them out. she tried to eat drugs. she faces multiple charges. >>> dozens of temple hill families evicted will be allowed back into the homes but it will likely be a cold, dark weekend at the lynnhill condos. a judge reversed the order requiring everyone to be out by today. there is no power or gas at the condos. those it finds a way to pay the utilities more than a million dollars. the resident's struggles continue. >> we need action. the lights are still out. it is cold. the gas is off. >> i just thank gods that we have an extension that we have a place to sleep tonight. >> the utility companies are scheduled to meet before a judge a week from today. local leaders are working to >>> close to 150 people arrested in north dakota after a day of protests turned violent. fires were set, improvised firebombs thrown at police and people chaining themselves to items over the controversial dakota access pipeline that stretches more

and you could see it through a thicket of tree, some as old as landscape architect fredrick olm land stead himself. and perhaps the dome which is seemingly to beckon you to come closer and closer and trek up the hill. but as you approached not only did you see this great building and great structure that sits atop, but you also thought about what happens here and what you have read about this place, and what people have told you about the place. the stories you have heard and read. and it's all of this that make this place special and worth preserving. and here at the capitol we do indeed pay homage to both this tangible and intangible history every day in our stewardship role. our team uses both modern and historic trade craft to care for this capitol campus. i know our decorative artists specialize in preserving the great artwork that is here, using techniques from 100 to 150 years ago. of course our most tangible efforts recently have been the restoration of the capitol dome. and i like to say, and i believe that we executed this project with integrity. and i know all of you prese

judge fredrick rosa called divonte forbes actions reckless behavior. forbes was sentenced on 3 separate charges relating to the incidents in november of 2014, where forbes fired a weapon into a home, and two days later fired into an unoccupied car. fortunately no one was injured in either case. in all, forbes was sentenced to 11 years in prison and 11 ford was sentenced to 11 years in prison. he did rock back and forth at shooting that killed five-year-old laila peterson. he testified against the person shooting -- sentenced in the case. he said the sentencing was externally difficult. >> this is a case that requires prison. >> ford will also have to pay 800 dollars in restitution for cutting off a gps bracelet. >> today's sentencing comes to bring days after a close friend was given a $25,000 reward for information that led to the arrest. and juan buchanan said forrest told him what happened the night of the november 2014 shooting, and he knew he had to ask. key witness. >> the sentencing hearing for all three men scheduled in the next few weeks. new

fredricks picks up his story from the hospital room. >> he came right away. i started shaking and fell to the ground. >> reporter: brandon berry remembers feeling hot, the taste of metal in his mouth then tim tebow standing over him. >> i thought i was dead. >> reporter: 48 hours later from his hospital bed, berry wants to thank tebow for his kindness. >> i never thought that a major athlete would come just to me. >> reporter: he says tebow kept batman versus superman and football, florida gators football. >> i think god put him there to comfort me, to pray for me. >>> we're wrapping up a gorgeous day. warm day but a beautiful one. a few high clouds led to a beautiful sunset tonight as well. if you happened to capture any pictures send them to abc15.com. temperatures in the upper 80s 95degrees and as we head into the weekend those 90s are going to be sticking with us. 7:00p.m. takes us to 87. 83 at 8:00 and 89 at 9:00 under clear skies here in the valley. we'll take a closer looing at forecast across the state tomorrow and your seven day in just minutes. ther

and it would be washington, no longer district of columbia, but douglas commonwealth to honor fredrick douglas. people won't go around saying i'm from washington douglas they'll say i'm from washington d.c. like we've done for decades. that is what will happen. the chances of this passing congress are very slim. >> you say the name doesn't roll off the tongue but i went to the university of rochester. they changed the name of the dining center and they changed it to the fredrick douglas building and that was common usage and people got used to it douglass. >> they poo-pooed that. >> it has been a place holder name. you know, we already have north carolina so you can't have another state called nc. all these things have happened but the city is trying to stake out a spot for itself that it is a real place and it wants to be a name that will be unique to the people of washington d.c. >> you say it won't passing are very slim. >> if it were to pass, how would the structure of the government change. >> the council would go from, the council is not a city council. it is a county, city, and

fay fredricks is in sin city bus or some other big names. hillary clinton is inviting mark cuban as her guest. as well as the ceo of hewlett- packard and -- of sean smith, smith's father is waiting on answers from hillary clinton. her son died in the benghazi attack. >> i want her to talk to me and tell me what happened. wise my son daddy? >> in august the smith family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against hillary clinton. >>> ahead of tonight's debate there is a new poll by arizona state university to find -- finds hillary clinton has a five-point lead over donald trump. there are still 20% of voters undecided as of right now. >>> the navy sailor accused of crashing his truck off a bridge in san diego will be arraigned today. don't expect to see the suspect in the courtroom. >>> this crash is still slowing things down for drivers on i-17. also a traffic alert on i-40. >>> how warm does it get >>> another big hillary clinton supporter coming to the valley. we allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damni

. >> we have to say hi to fay fredricks now working hard on the now in for cloud. >> we have a string of fires to tell you about. a big twist in this story. one of the victims arrest. the storm you have been talking about all morning is paralyzing much of the east coast. we are live in florida as hurricane matthew moves ashore. a terror attack on us soil. brand-new details about the suspects from the minnesota mall attack. that is all coming your way at 4:00 on the now arizona. >>> we want to give you a smile on this thursday. a kentucky special education teacher who is getting mary wanted her students to be a part of her wedding. children with down syndrome and said her big day wouldn't be complete without them. we are so glad she did. these might be the cutest wedding pictures of all. >> a lot of smiles for her special day. we cannot stop talking about hurricane matthew. we have been keeping a close eye on it. >> let me show you the latest here on abc 15 desert doppler. it is located about 111 miles off the coast and moving to the northwest very slowly. here is the approximate track

police in fredrick, maryland say officers smelled marijuana coming from brittany ford's car along rose mont avenue yesterday. she allegedly kicked and tried to bite the officers when they tried to get her out of the car. police say ford tried to eat drugs as they searched her car. she is facing multiple charges. the murder of chandra levy and her affair with former congressman gary condit. this morning, her mother susan will appear on "the today show" to speak about condit's new book. >> i don't think i plan to read the book. it is his story. i'm not sure what the story is. the story for me, right now, is a lot of pain and emptiness for our family. >> condit was a suspect in her disappearance but eventually was cleared. you can watch the complete interview this morning on the today show right after news4 today. >>> eight more early voting locations will be available for d.c. voters today. only one location has been open since saturday. now, there will be one in each ward of the city. it is day two of early voting in maryland and you can check online to see what wait times look like in

. >>> fredrick police are investigating a double stabbing. two men were found stabbed in the area of south market street and carol creek way early saturday morning. they're expected to survive. colin edwin lee who you see here of middle town has been arrested and is facing multiple charges set a homeless man on fire during a possible robbery. the man is now recovering from third degree burns. police say he was attacked by two men on 14th street around 11:00 saturday night. he told police that they asked for money and when he said he didn't have any, they knocked him to the ground and set his clothes on fire. if you have any information, contact police. >>> this is a reminder for drivers to move over for emergency vehicles on the shoulder. it is the law in maryland and virginia. college park police say a parked maryland state trooper, someone slammed into his parked cruiser on the interstate on the inner loop of the beltway near route 1. at last check, the trooper and other driver were expected to be okay. investigators are looking into whethe

one jennifer fredrick. can you relate to what i'm saying. >> i can also relate to what was said to me i'm a girl with a boy twin, right. so i do, i will say this, first of all i applaud joe for admit ago this we to had we all do. we can't runaway from the fact that we do it. but i will say with brody, you know, he was eating junk food over the summer. difficult say maybe we should have a ab competition which was code for you need to work at eating more fruits and vegetables. in terms of the landry my daughter, we have always had gorge, tall baby-sitters. i hate being tall. i can never date regular sized guy. i said to them, don't say that bad thing about being tall in front of my little girl who is going to be tall. she has really long legs. she looks like a giraffe right now because she has long legs. a lot of people are like look at those legs. i will say yes, she can run really fast with them. she can play lacrosse. i say to her you are a michael phelps baby. i want her to see long arms and long legs can

. >>> fredrick policeed solving a double stabbing. colin edwin lee was arsoned. two men were found stabbed in early saturday morning. they are expected to survive. police want to hear from you. >>> turning to decision 2016, where it will be a busy day on the campaign trail with just 15 days to go, hillary clinton will campaign with senator elizabeth warren. her running mate tim kaine will joe biden has events for clinton today. donald trump will continue his tour of florida making two stops in that battleground state. mike pence will be in north carolina. >>> in prince george's county, we could learn more about the sex abuse case against a school bus aide. he will be in court for a preliminary hearing. he was indicted last week on child abuse and sexual molestation charges involving two children. surveillance video students and touching them inappropriately. >>> an arlington husband will go on trial for charges he killed his wife. david black is charged with first degree murder for stabbing his wife, bonnie, to death last year. the couple was in the process of ge

really pretty. 270, slow out of fredrick. guys? >>> covering montgomery county, we're a little less than two months away from christmas. did we just talk about christmas? i need to get through halloween. this is why we're talking about it. the new outlets in clarksburg open today so you can start early. darcy spencer is live with a look at the grand opening events. >> reporter: good morning. did you have to remind me that we're that close to christmas? i just talked to the general manager of the new outlet. boy, is he psyched. he has a lot to be excited about. first off, have you ever seen a mall with a fire place? outdoor fire place. that is pretty cool. if you look over here, this is the center court area of the mall. they have the stage set-up fort grand opening celebration. you have all of the stores, you have starbucks coffee, you have expect at a premium outlet. the food court, of course, and everything opens at 10:00 this morning. there will be a lot of activities, let's start with the live entertainment. that will start at

. >> reporter: parents here at fredrick douglass school are a monk parents of all schools in delaware that already said when this committee was doing their work that this is not a good idea. one week ago today state senate special committee set up to investigate school safety sent it report to delaware leaders. governor and house of representatives established here these two very disturbing deaths of teenagers, after school and in school here, last spring. then some of the fights captured on phone video, at several schools, and then this report found phones in so many posts led up to physical fights among school kid and even more fights recorded and shared. this committee discussed it says the possibility of cell phone bans in school but came right out and said immediately public schools in delaware have not done so because parents want to be able to reach their children by phone. >> i think they should from the situation that took place, as far as maybe a good problem. it will not solve the problem but it might be a footnote to maybe curb some violence in the schools right now. >> ve

. >> if we talk about fashion, we have a leash fredrick here, good morning. >> good morning.t fox 29. >> first of hall national happy hand bag day to you, thank you. >> i'm a handbag lover we all know that. >> how many bags do you, for you, do you think a woman need for your closet. >> i cannot disclose that number my husband might be watching. i could get in big trouble. >> what about the average jane or jill, i a what i do, i keep a work handbag all the time and witch it up every eight months or so. less than a year but in the really every three months. >> it is a seasonal thing, jen. bags you invest in you cannery use. if you get something for fall/winter put ate way when spring and summer comes around and bring it out the next year. >> you say, that the classic is back. >> classic is back. the this is my absolute favorite, structured top handled bag. what i love about this is they have, removable cross body straps. for instance you can carry it like this, traditional lady bag, or, you know, on the the go for work pop it over your shoulder. >> i love it. >> and that is, th