when he does we will bring you back to herndon, virginia.et's talk about that $900 million loss. here's the thing with that $1 billion loss, that nearly $1 billion loss. the very people mr. trump now says he wants to help, he hurt in atlantic city. small business people hired by trump to build his glitzy casinos say they were stiffed through trump's bankruptcy filing. the jenkins family built bathroom partitions for the trump taj mahal and they're not alone. >> he put so many good contractors out of business. >> if you went against him, he simply put a list out and said these are bad guys and everybody else is a good guy. >> and you guys were on that rivet? >> we were on the list. >> did you ever get work in trick ci atlantic city again? >> never. >> the bottom line, i would have been much happier if he would have left me alone and simply left me to do my business. to him it was sport. to me it was my life. >> but trump told a different story during the last debate. >> we have an architect in the audience who designed one of your clubhouses

trump down there in herndon, virginia.to be some sort of a town hall format to talk abo military issues and national security here an abroad. when we see mr. trump we'll take you there. we have movements in the room now, melissa. melissa: fierce fighting in northern syria as tushturkish-backed rebels clash with isis. they're grappling for a key town near the border. 15 opposition fighters have been killed, more than 30 wounded. meantime the humanitarian crisis in aleppo and other areas deepens. conor powell is live in our middle east bureau. conor, why is this town so important? reporter: yeah, melissa. a lot of isis's propaganda talks about end of world scenario. this town in northern syria is site of islamic prove if i talks about muslims battling non-muslims, the romans as the prophecy talk about it. this town features a big part of isis propaganda. both turkish forces and u.s. western-backed syrian rebels are pushing in on this town bubik in the and if isis loses this town, plays a major role deflating this isis propag

let's come back here and talk to the homeowners in herndon. you have been doing this for over 30 years? >> probably. steve: a long time. you have had the first trick-or-treaters. how many do you think you will see tonight? >> a lot of people walking by. they are commenting that they are coming here. steve: this is more attention. what do you have set up new >> new for the kids we have a fake skeleton that rises by himself. steve: thank you for inviting us. we'll have more in a bit but first let's talk about the halloween forecast for kids and adults. for those who are trick-or-treating rateer, we are talking middle 50's. no heavy jackets over the halloween costumes. let's head back inside. chief meteorologist doug hill? doug: have fun. we'll check back with you. this is that time where the colors are coming on quickly. the updated leaf report is moderate color d.c., south and east. high collar across the mountains. this is the weekend to really enjoy whatever fall color. we have a lot of great pictures. this is the last week to put in your ent

you know, we are live in herndon. what makes this cool you see things like this and you say this looks cool, right? then you [scary laughter] all right. enough of the clown stuff here. we are live in herndon as we mentioned. this house is decked out. the homeowner known as "wizard ed." tell us what you have set up here and what is behind the haunted porch. >> yes! on the right side we a coffin with a skeleton inside. steve: we'll walk over there and talk to you. over here. steve: let travis go in to take a quick look around. fog machine, coffin and the other side is the guillotine. >> yes. we also have a false back with a guy who stands behind there and comes out to shake your hand when you least expect it. plus an air compressor to blow air on you. steve: very cool. talk about the forecast now. head to the halloween forecast. it's looking really, really nice out there for this evening. temperatures generally in the 50's. we will see passing clouds here and there. a quick look at the seven-day, a warming trend on the

so let's, let's see where the conversation goes now herndon, virginia. let's stay with us. >> we want to thank him for his leadership. [applause] before we begin, mr. trump, i just want to kind of give you an overview who is in this room. we have gathered here warriors from across america, who have fought and defended america and ideals upon which america is founded in every conflict and war since world war ii. they're in this room here today. they have retired and hung up their uniforms but they have not retired from their defending of their oath and that is to defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. and they're here today in service to their country. [applause] so with that understanding that you have a room full of warriors who are ready to report for duty to defend this country, we want to begin with our questions. general boykin will recognize our first general to ask a question. >> well, i'd like to say thank you for being here as well. our first speaker, probably has seen more combat than anybody else

thank you. >> that's donald trump speaking in herndon, virginia.bout to take questions from the audience he's speaking to, retired military supporters. let's listen in to the questions. >> thank you so much for joining us today and i know you are busy traveling, but i want to thank you for taking the opportunity to have a conversation with these american warriors and i first want to thank general vernon louis whose idea was to pool these leaders together. we want to thank him for his leadership. [ applause ] before we begin, mr. trump, i want to give you an overview of who's in the room. we have gathered here warriors from across america who have fought and defended america and the ideals upon which america is founded and every conflict and war since world war ii. they're in this room here today. they have retired and hung up their uniforms but they have not retired from their defending of their oath and that is to defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and they are here today. >> grt. >> in service

get one we go to our e-mail account and check that out. 68 degrees in chevy chase. 69 degrees in herndon. 66, port washington. numbers climb another degree or two in a couple of spots. we talk about increasing cloudiness, today we are talking about increasing sunshine through the afternoon. it will be breezy at times as cool air moves in. by morning, some areas will be colder. a low of 41 degrees by morning in cumberland. 43, leesburg. 41, manassas. maryland. we are kind of settled into a printable pattern here for a few days. very comfortable, cooler than normal. if you nine for a high tomorrow. 59 on thursday. thursday, the system could provide light rain to the area. the seven day is different than last week. this looks more like late october. 67 is the high today. we will turn cooler tonight. wednesday, chris and delightful -- crisp and delightful. the lower 60's. mid 60's saturday with a chance of showers. this is good stuff. we are settling in to a fall pattern. jummy: thank you. bill murray had a good weekend. first, the cubs advanced to the world series. last night, he received t

. >>> the staff at herndon high school just got a huge lesson in teamwork which optioned to save a teen's life. bureau reporter david culver shows us how an officer helped. >> reporter: philip stone was here when the panicked call out. >> we heard a call on the radio for the school that said there was an unconscious student on the football field, so all of us responded as quick as we could. >> officer stone, the assistant principal, amanda hudson, and nursing aide, robin weinstein optioned. >> i said all hands on deck. robin. >> there really are not words for that, i usually have words but there were not any for that. >> there on the ground, the junior. officer stone started compressions, amanda, began mouth-to-mouth robin prepped. they had been trained what to do, but in that moment it seemed to work just right. they all did something. and together, they kept ethan alive. severe is that? >> he is in cardiac arrest. >> emergency teams rushed him to the hospital, he has been recovering slow, but his mother talked about it. >> the fact he came out of it with no neurological or physical impa

starting today, the herndon-monroe park and ride will close its surface lot for dulles airport. that means the kiss and ride, and the slug-line pickup will both move to the nearby parking deck. breaking overnight - a fugitive caught. coming up, how a massive manhunt in oklahoma finally came to a dramatic end. plus a halloween cool down. the big change you'll feel today, and the return to warmer weather, on - umbrella needed thursday - nice november weekend ahead. "fall back" to est today: mostly sunny and cooler. breezy early. highs: 61-64 winds: n to e 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy and cool. lows: 37-44 winds: s 5 mph to calm tuesday: partly to mostly cloudy. highs: 61-64 coming up on good morning washington - christmas cash. bucks for the holidays. and breaking news from oklahoma. the clue that led police to a fugitive murder suspect killed in a shootout with police. michael vance junior was wanted on kllings of two of his relatives. a massive manhunt for vance began after he shot and wounded two police officers last week. after not being heard or seen for days, vance was spott

he joins us from herndon with what people can see there. we are having trouble with steve. we'll try to get to him later. jonathan: all right. move on. still ahead for us tonight, costumed criminals attack a woman in a neighborhood. one was dressed like a ninja turtle. maureen: plus an uber, uber driver dies saving a child's life. his heroic final action and what the child's mother is saying tonight. jonathan: urgent warning for parents after a man who worked with children at three local businesses is now charged with announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: iraqi's prime minister is calling on isis to surrender as iraqi forces prepare to enter mosul. early today, the iraqi military seized control of the last village to the east of the isis held city. that is less than a mile from the city limits. the prime minister says his forces are poised as he put it to cut the snake's head. >> if you haven't seen the images from italy it is tough homes completely leveled like that. to know that nobody was killed. this was the most powerful quake to hit it

these are live pictures from herndon, virginia, where trump will speak focused on the military and national security. from there mr. trump heads west to the start of a multiday tour beginning in the battleground state of colorado. cnn is tracking all of these developments, senior white house correspondent jim acosta is covering the trump campaign while senior washington correspondent joe johns has more on hillary clinton's trip to another critical state, ohio. jim, let's start with you. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. who would have thought the october surprise would have come on october 1, but that appears to be what happened over saturday night when we saw "the new york times" bombshell report. donald trump, we can put the tax returns back up on screen. the loss on his casino business. edded 915 million, nearly $1 billion. that is something that could have tax experts say enabled him to avoid paying taxes for some 18 years and tees up what hillary clinton was talking about at that debate. here is how the exchange went one week ago. >> the only years that anybody has ever s

on monday, the herndon-monroe park and ri lot for construction. the lot is near dulles airport. that means the kiss and ride, and the slug-line pickup will both move to the nearby parking deck. a civilian ride-along turns into an active shooting. coming up at six - the woman in the passenger seat speaks out for the first time. coming up at six - the woman in the passenger seat speaks out for the first time. plus - a safety glitch. the technology when you make a 9-1-1 call. this morning -- the redskins are packing their bags. they'll need them after squeezing in one final practice at redskins park. then it's time to board a plane and fly across the pond for sunday's game in london. but before kicking off against the bengals at wembley stadium ... the players are going to play tourist. and while players are being told to have fun -- they're also being warned not rile up the natives. if they get arrested the n-f-l can't help them. as for the game -- the redskins are hoping a few key players will be cleared to join them. jordan reed, josh norman, and matt jones are all battling inju

derrick herndon is one of the research specialists for global hawk, a drone used to study the hurricane. that's currently flying north of the storm. derrick: we're providing global hawk with tracks, basically , telling the global hawk where it should fly. what parts of the atmosphere, and where is the most interesting areas, that are storm and changes in intensity. lindsay: global hawk can spend longer times in the storm than a traditional hurricane hunter. it can also fly higher. sometimes, up to 60,000 feet, collecting much better data. do you guys usually throw out those kinds of anomalies, before you get back some of the data from global hawk? derrick: absolutely. and that's exactly why we are flying this aircraft, and flying the other aircraft noaa is flying, into this storm. it is trying to understand the environment around matthew, and gather as much possible data as to try and nail down that forecast. lindsay: and the data they're getting back shows the upper-level environment is very favorable for intensification over the next 24 hours. reporting for wisn 12 news, i'm meteorolo

. >>> construction on the silver line will tie up traffic a bit longer in a section of herndon. we told you about this project last week. station boulevard will remain reduced to one lane while water line work is done near the nearby silver station. a flagger will direct traffic there until the project is finished. >>> a former law enforcement officer now charged with possession of child pornography. thomas joseph mueller lived in missouri but a stafford county, virginia sheriff's detective uncovered the crime while detective says he traced pictures back to mueller. once police in missouri searched his home, they say they found several hundred pornographic pictures of kids. >>> it's national prescription drug take-back day, with 5,000 collection sites across the country. the dea organized the event. people die every day, every day, from drug overdose, most involving opioids and heroin. >>> workers at a local business poisoned. police say the suspect was one of their colleagues. find out what investigators found in the coffee maker. >>> staring at screens is bad for toddlers. or

they own jj deli in herndon, virginia. they put out an appeal for donations on facebook. and this morning - they made the five hour drive to durham. my goal was: we're not driving down unless it's loaded, so sure enough we had tons and tons of canned goods. at our downtown fayetteville newsroom people donated well into the evening.. "i think people are in need, especially if you've lost everything you had. every little thing helps." .roseanne johnson knows the feeling tornado 15 years ago. "it just lifts your spirit to know that the rest of the community cares about you." and with the huge outpouring of donations we were grateful to have people like raleigh college student david chayko recognize 'our' need for help. i'm actually on fall break for school and i was reading this book on siddhartha and it's about helping people in ways, so i decided it was my turn. and when yolanda scott stopped by our raleigh newsroom to donate food. she trucks. i was here i was like why not go ahead and volunteer and they said sure so i just jumped in and started helping. it's really nice t

he was responding to these remarks that were made by donald trump in herndon, virginia. >> when you talk about the mental health problems when people come back from war and combat and they say things that maybe a lot of folks have seen in this room many times over and you're strong and can handle it but a lot of people can't handle it, they see horror stories, events you wouldn't see in a movie, nobody would believe it. we need a mental health help and medical and it's one of the things that i think is least addressed and it's one of the things that -- like your question, one of the things that i hear most about when i go around and talk to the veterans. >> donald trump today making remarks about veterans and mental health and how did vice president biden put it there? he said -- he said, i don't think he was trying to be mean. a lot of people have reacted to these remarks today from donald trump by saying that trump appeared -- at least appeared to be trying to empathize or sympathize, appeared to be trying to voice support for veterans on mental health issues and the concept of post-tr

full screen look. 56 in herndon. 58 in manassas. springfield is missing. we are going to get a search crew underway to see where springfield moved to. i have a hunch next hour it cool and cloudy. that is through the evening hours here. we are forecasting the lows across the entire viewing area that goes through cumberland, maryland and the mountains of western maryland, so a big area. range is 36 to 48 degrees. i will fall in that. chilly but not as cold as this morning. due to the change of the wind direction and the cloud cover moving in. future cast has rain moving through pennsylvania and even through upstate pennsylvania and the western new york state as well. we get in on the cold front action tomorrow afternoon. the clouds increase through the morning. the showers and the period of rain through the afternoon and the everything. sharp back edge here with the cold front. when it passes through overnight to friday, the skies will clear. friday is bright but breezy and cooler. quick look at the forecast for tonight. mostly cloudy. 44. 64 tomorrow with t

. >>> changes are happening today at the he are f -- herndon monroe parking lot. that means you may have to find a new place to park. relocated to the level one of the parking garage. >>> the latest stretch of the anacostia river walk opens in washington. they extend the trail from benning road to the d.c. quarter where it will connect to bladens burg. it connects 26 miles of existing miles with 10 miles of existing trial along in d.c. >>> we want to show you amazing video of a man climbing up the side of a building trying to save a child. you can see the kid up there, this happened in china. everyone ends up okay. the two-year-old boy fell out of the apartment. the boy got stick in the window security bars and is dangling. his parents were not home at the time. a passerby called for help and that is when a neighbor jumped into action here, he scaled up equipment and he held onto the boy until firefighters got there. >> he is a hero. >> absolutely. >>> it is 5:56. a tribute for a friend caused a terrorism scare at the metropolitan opera over the weekend. police in

. >> important changes start on monday at the herndon monroe park and ride along the toll road. the service lot is closed for construction which means the kitson line and slug line pickup have to be temporarily the slug line is going to relocate to the first level of the parking garage. fairfax county is urging commuters to consider using the reston south park -- reston south park and ride while construction is taking place. >> we have been following this story all week long. >> families at the linhill contoes are allowed to state in their homes, at least for now. but new safety problems are emerging with the power and gas still turned off. describes how she finally found did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. >>> well, it was chillier out there toda

expect changes at the herndon monroe parking garage. the surface lot is temporarily closed for construction which means you may need to find a new place to park. the pick up locations will be located at the level one of the parking garage. use the reston park and ride instead. >>> we turn to decision 2016. the final countdown on. we're eight days away from election day and get ready for a busy week on the campaign trail. both candidates will be out today. they're hoping to get the last minute votes. donald trump will hold two rallies today in michigan. hillary clinton will spend her day in the key battleground state of ohio. it is the e-mail controversy that continues to dog her desk. angie? >> reporter: this is the latest, aaron, the fbi obtaining a warrant to search newly discovered e-mails related to the private server case. they are e-mail that's were found on disgraced former congressman anthony weiner's laptop. two days ago, fbi director james comey linked clinton's e-mails to weiner's estranged wife, a top clinton aide. harry rei

. >> listening to donald trump in herndon, virginia, speaking to a military national security themed event there. he's taking questions from many retired military personnel in the audience right there. this is really his first event since so many people in this country woke up to the big splashy headline in the "new york times" on sunday that donald trump wrote off $916 million worth of losses back in 1995. the "new york times" suggested that perhaps he didn't pay taxes, federal income taxes for some 15 years after that. this story was the capstone of a week that was already complicated for donald trump. a rough debate, not to mention a tweet storm against a former miss universe. let's go live to washington, bring in cnn senior white house correspondent jim acosta. we have been watching this event closely because this really needs to be the first day in the rest of donald trump's life if he's going to get traction back in this campaign. >> that's right. but i think he's picking his audience to deliver this defense, no surprise donald trump did not respond to that revelation that you

right now -- he's speaking in herndon, virginia. 3-time n-b-a champ and 4-time n-b-a m- v-p -- lebron james -- has endorsed lebron says he believes in what president obama has done for america.. and thinks clinton will continue his legacy. clinton will be in ohio on monday... including a stop in akron...which is lebron's hometown. it will be her first appearance in the midwestern battleground state in a month. meantime.. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is set to campaign for clinton right here in vegas tomorrow. she'll be at the springs preserve at 4 p-m. warren is expected to talk about clinton's plans to create an economy that works for everyone... not just those on top. and democratic vice presidential candidate -- tim kaine -- is also heading back to the silver state this week. the virginia senator is set to visit the valley on thursday. but first...kaine will take on donald trump's running mate -- mike pence -- tomorrow at the vice-presidential debate in virginia. veteran poll-ster peter hart will speak at u-n-l-v tonight... ...to share his latest data on the 20-16 preside

property tax abatement i am very interested when they start a new business with the tax credits on any herndon, but i want that extra incentive to have a plan in place for the partial loan guarantees when that isn't considered solid enough to get the capital. it is the idea is to reward those tax rates to cavies support to those loan guarantees to take their risk to start a small business spirit and a better working with small businesses for a number of years as secretary of state i created the office of small business assistance that is very useful and around the state to tackle the of red tape as governor i created a small business because i know that 70 percent of jobs are created by a existing working physicist grow and thrive. number one access to capital to be sure small businesses have the resources they need to be successful to major that they have access to to make sure the right to regulatory climate over 90 percent of jobs are created by small businesses of one to be sure it is every single corner of the state is thriving. >> and a recent national survey or again ranked second of no

subcommittee, any questions you would like to submit for the hearing, record should record should be to herndonwithin one week which is wednesday the 28th and we would appreciate if fda could respond within four weeks thereafter. i think everyone for their attendance and i will conclude the hearing. the meeting is adjourned. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> coming up friday night at eight eastern, oral arc argument dealing with race and the death penalty. the case centers on dewayne buck who is convicted and sentenced to death for the murders of his ex-girlfriend and their friends. they called an expert witness to the stand that testified he was more likely to be dangerous in the future because he is black. under texas law, a jury must unanimously agree that a felon will be dangerous in the future before given the death penalty. we'll have that oral argument from the case friday at eight pm eastern on our companion network, cspan. coming up sunday, it'

stuart: you are watching donald trump added that more veterans in herndon, virginia right now handlingrans. he's not using a teleprompter. he has not broken any news this morning except this. he wants a lot of our research has concentrated on cyberwarfare. says at the moment we are protecting criminals get what he wants to do is keep it strong. or that he means you cyberwarfare against our opponents. crippled them into use that word here is actually introduce a whole new area into the campaign and that would be cyberwarfare. now we have verdicts -- not critics, the rulings from the supreme court earlier. one of them did 90 upon administration for a request to reconsider major immigration case. i am saying that means the court says no, mr. obama, you can't do what you want to do with immigration. judge alex herrera is the former host of judge alex. judge, is that about right? without obvious rigmarole here and there, dare say no, mr. president, you can't do that. is that correct? >> i'd like to agree with you on that but i don't actually. the court is saying we're not going to reconside