maureen: thank you. new at 6:00, two children and prince william county have come forward telling police they are victims of sexual assault. the two crimes and the victims share things in common. as we report they attend the same school. and video warned children about sexual predators. >> sometimes when you really trust, someone will violate the trust. >> educational videos shown in the prince william county school to help give students a voice to report sexual abuse. 28-year-old mark stone of manassas is now facing rape charges after police say he 9-year-old girl. the victim came forward after watching this video about inappropriate touching. >> there is a line between what is appropriate and not appropriate. >> police say a 10-year-old girl from the same school came forward accusing a 137-year-old of sexual assaulting her. with the internet and social media the school counseler lores tell us it's an important forward and ask further questions. >> the video is shown to each grade in the elementary scho

maureen? maureen: a mother is pleading for justice tonight for a daughter rained and murdered 20 years ago. the man convicted of killing 14-year-old niah owens is up for parole after seven years behind bars. this a story you will see only on 7. sam ford joins us from hyattsville. sam before you start, we have to give a warning to the viewers that some details of see northwestern high school and some woods. 14-year-old owens was on her way to school when she was abducted. her body found the next day in those woods. >> it makes me feel as though my life, my child's life wasn't worth very much. sam: angela wood with family and friends stood in front of the forested area next to northwestern high school where her 14-year-old daughter's body was found she was rape and murdered on the way to school. it wasn't until 14 years after her death that police with the d.n.a. match arrested matthew bethea, now 39 being incarcerated seven years. tomorrow bethea will go before the parole board to be possibly r

maureen: life insurance i hope. doug: the forecast is for several days the forecast hasn't changed so it is giving you a chance to plan your outings. partly cloudy. temperatures in gusty winds are down to four or five miles per hour. we are in fine shape. a little bit of the way tolight. -- twilight. it's a quiet evening ahead. we are in the 50's for the next few hours when the kids are trick-or-treating. but later it will turn cooler. to give you an update on the last day of october. 62 was the high. averages are going to go down and down and down. it will be wintertime before you know it. keep track of the sunrise, sunset time. the mayor change for that will come our way saturday when we fall back to eastern standard time. our forecast tonight we have clouds at times. chilly temperatures but light winds. overnight lows range from 38 to 45 degrees. degree or two below average this time of year. take a minute or two and check out the future developing tomorrow morning. winds make a swing around more to a southerly p

maureen: see what is going on here. doug: the weekend looks good. 73 with sunshine tomorrow. 50's to start the marine corps marathon. warm in the 70's in the course of the race. on halloween on monday it looks good. partly cloudy and 62. good weather for the trick-or-treat. the big warm sup the headline at 11:00. and any update on the trick-or-treat weather for monday. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. jonathan: we will see you at 11:00. have a great night. >>> tonight, breaking news. the fbi bombshell for hillary clinton. revealing they will now investigate newly discovered e-mails. why now, 11 days before the election? and are the e-mails connected to clinton advisor huma abedin and her estranged husband anthony weiner? tonight, donald trump pouncing. >>> also breaking, the fire engulfing a passenger plane at one of america's busiest airports. chaos in the cabin. passengers racing to escape. and we're on the scene tonight. >>> the near disaster at another airport. and the new reveal late

maureen? maureen: thank you. tonight a warning as a dangerous gang sees a resurgence in montgomery county. police say the brutal ms-13 gang continues to make the innocent people in neighborhood. kevin lewis spoke to the gang commander about what the police are doing to fight back in a story you will see only on 7. >> it's a very difficult thing to track. kevin: captain paul mccorey heads the montgomery county going unit. ms-13, he says, is a growing problem. >> it's one of those we are concerned about. kevin: a few weeks back around 30 ms-13 members heckled a group wheaton 7-eleven. armed with chains, baseball bats, knives and at taser, the gang members used cars to chase the innocent victims, ultimately stabbing to two of them in front of this house. both men are lucky to be alive. authorities have since charged this 16-year-old pictured here on his public facebook page with conspiracy to commit murder. captain says ms-13 is also operating in gaithersburg and silver spring, recruiting vulnerable individuals and

>> i'm extremely proud of maureen. because i know how tough it's been for her. >> did she give you any tips? >> she texts me every day. she's been to the show many times. >> reporter: maureen also had a special cheering section. organization for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. like her brother dennis. >> they're my heroes. i look to them. they're so positive, they just want to keep going. they don't let anything stop them. so -- they give me strength. ? you give love a bad name ? >> reporter: tonight, mccormi mccormick's last tango. >> 7. >> that leaves 28 out of 40 -- >> reporter: her score is not high enough to make it in the next round. but smile and trademark resilience shone as bright as a mirrored ball. >> i've just learnt in life that, you know, there's many bumps along the road and you just got to keep going. you just got to keep pushing through. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm abbie boudreau in los angeles. >> our thanks to abbie. you can see maureen mccormick morning. >>> pete

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- [maureen] right. - but he also attacks you. he attacked you as we're sitting here not long ago as wacky and i think he called you a neurotic dope. - yeah. he called me a wacky crazy neurotic dope and i was deeply troubled by that, evan. (laughter) - were you maureen? - because i felt like he didn't really put time into it. (laughter) - well in fact don't i remember he called - yeah he just used the same generic words he uses about other women reporters like megyn kelly and mika brzezinski which is wacky and crazy. and i wanted something more personalized. like chuck todd has sleepy eyes and elizabeth warren has pocahontas and i just got a generic crazy woman one. - well let's see the courage people, if they're watching this, she's @nytimesdowd. tweet the nickname at her that you think should be her nickname. (laughing) is he dangerous? i mean, this is the question that we typically ask of presidential candidates running against donald trump, whether it's hillary clinton or some of the people in the pr

annie. >> hey, good morning to you wisdom and maureen. this is troubling store write and as you mentioned there's no power. no heat, no hot water at the lynn hill condominiums. dozen enlz had to stay behind because they had nowhere to go. others packed up aep left yesterday. police cruisers out here monitoring the kondz min yums overnight. the situation left hubd reds in a very tough situation but there is a glimmer of hope. later this morning we're told 9:00 the country will be sending reps from several agencies to help those displaced. what you're looking at you saw many residents forced to cook their dinner on a grill and others rented u hauls and some walking out with plastic bags filled with belongings wiping away tears. own hundreds of thousands of dollars to pepco and washington gas. and about 1:00 yesterday afternoon pepco went on a threat turn offer the power forces hundreds to leave. they did receive a warning on monday but they were with no choice. take a listen. >> i mean, i don't have nowhere to go. we had a baby here this mo

. >> reporter: yes, good morning, maureen. we are out here at the 45th annual pumpkin festival where you can do anything with pumpkins, including blowing one up. we are going to blow one up coming up right after the >>> it has become one of the biggest shopping days-over the year. but the nation's largest shopping mall is not participating. mall of america in minnesota has been open on thanksgiving since 2012. but this year, they will be closed. they are offering workers time with their families. mall of america will reopen its doors at 5:00 a.m. the day after their own with a new strategy. they are on track to double the number of giant warehouses dedicated to online sales by the end of the year. the compani's vp of marketing says that the company has doubled their capacity, allowing it to shifted to most of the u.s. population in one day. >>> some owners of replacement galaxy note 7 smart phones may be able to make another model caught on fire in an applanes this week. at&t and verizon have not commented. >>> well, if you ar

maureen: it is central to who he is. it's something that -- he will say that and his friends will say that. he sees public service as a advocateas a way to the beliefs that his faith informs. one of his friends told me it helps him in a pressure situation like this. pence can stayw so unflappable, his friends said --is because pence believes it's because of his faith. he'll believes in his faith and he believes in fate and he believes that there is a role for him and he will fulfill that role. they have been married for 31 years. they have three children together. can you talk about the relationship and how they have been involved in his public life. maureen: he's very close to his wife karen. she is his most important and advisor.important in big moments like this, the two of them usually sherry moment. cheekves a make is on the and they share a private moment of thought and prayer. i expect she will be doing that for him before tonight's debate. host: what about his son in the marine corps? does he talk a lot of him on

if maureen wrote any cris >> she cancelled her "new york times" subscription. >> did i. after he got into the white house and years later i thought, this is ridiculous, you know. if i'm dying he isn't going to be at my bedside. maureen will. >> pauley: next -- >> told me i was going to need a transplant. >> i just said to myself, i can after. man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. hey're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend on us for mohare tn energy." >> pauley: many a path to marriage begins with a decidedly simple gift, such as flowers. definitely not the case for the wedding our steve hartman dropped in on. >> there are always a lot of people to thank on a wedding day. but the bride to be at this church outside chicago had one person to thank overal a total stranger, who made this possible. >> i wouldn'

lee cowan takes us to ma magic and colorful mo rocca has questions for "new york times" columnist, maureen dowd. faith salie puts in a good word for swearing. and more. first, here are the headlines for this sunday morning the 23rd of october, 2016. it's a multi-media mega deal. at&t is buying time warner, owners of the warner brothers studio, cnn and hbo and more. for some $85 billion. phone provider and also owns directv. the deal faces still scrutiny from regulators. defense secretary ash carter is in irbil, iraq, this morning. carter arrived for an unannounced visit yesterday and met with the prime minister to discuss the offensive to retake mosul. americans are supporting the mission with airstrikes and advisors on the ground. isis has held the city since at a campaign appearance in pennsylvania, donald trump said yesterday he will sue the women accusing him of sexual he misconduct. an 11th woman is now speaking out publicly. a member of the swedish academy awarded bob dylan the nobel prize in literature is calling his silence sis receiving the honor i am polite and arrogant. no comme

for i'm maureen umeh.i'm maureen um >> and i'm wisdom martin.arn. today is october halloween its halloween. hallowe >> many uh-huh. er hern has already got h costume on.costume on. the rest of us getting dressedtg up later on. in the meantime gary mcgrady goodcg morning to you. >> i'm having problems.bl tell me again was said. s >> i was just asking about howko people should dress tonighton when they're out and about. abot >> it's not going to be too t to cold. it will be chilly.it wilbe c temperatures will be generallyle in the 50's, i think upperhi 50's to start the evening andvei dropping off in the low to mid 50's. it's going stay dry. temperatures dropping. martinsburg 50 degrees, 5 gaithersburg 50 degrees.ithe here in town we dropped off to 57. probably will fall you have a couple, two, three morethree degrees here in town before in it's all said and done.on annapolis this morning stillisoi really close to 60 degrees0 degr there at 59. okay, here's the deal.'s the d you know, yesterday we were soo warm. we had 80's out there, showers, thunders

maureen will. >> pauley: next -- >> told me i was going to need a transplant. help, i'm going to help. >> pauley: happily ever i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to h care taxes. i want to do the hard work of improving the system so it works for middle class families. but in washington, senator ron johnson sides with big insurance. voting to make medicare a voucher program, forcing seniors to pay more for prescription drugs, and letting insurance companies deny coverage to cancer patients. >> pauley: many a path to marriage begins with a decidedly simple gift, such as flowers. definitely not the case for the wedding our steve hartman dropped in on. >> there are always a lot of people to thank on a wedding day. but the bride to be at this church outside chicago had one person to thank a total stranger, who made this possible. >> i wouldn't have been here if it wasn't for him. >> a couple of years ago, out of the blue, 27-year-old heather krueger was diagnosed with stage 4 liver disease. doctors

but again, in the primary, i think maureen is right. in the primary, this would have been much more damaging. it may still do some damage to those millennial voters who she lost because they don't trust the establishment candidates because they talk out of both sides of their mouth, but again, i think now that we've moved to the general election, and particularly since there are republican moderates who can't stomach donald trump, listening to her talk about trade, immigration, denouncing edward snowden, i think that might work to her advantage, actually. what strikes me, really, is still what she charges for these speeches more than what she said. the way that the clintons have traded on their public service to enrich themselves, more than $20 million for these speeches over a couple years. that still boggles the mind. >> juan, your thoughts about hillary clinton's speeches, what we learned about hacked e-mails. >> i don't think it changes anybody's view. i think i'm just reiterating what we've heard from jason and maureen here. i thin

u i'm maureen umeh. u >> and i'm wisdom martin mti today. is thursday october 20th.ct erin como talking about thehe roads and gary mcgrady talking about weather. good morning, gary. g >> hey, what's going on? >> you got another thumbs upot a from both of us, >> exactly. >> you guys like the warm ou guystuff. >> of course. ifthe high yesterday memory serves 87 degrees.degr >> not bad. >> 20 degrees above where were should be.shod be. look, it can get too hot forot this time of year. when you're approaching 90,hing come on back up on that just ajt little bit.ttleit here we are today's planner,er look, there's clouds out thiss morning. we do have a couple of showers out in places.n pces. most of that shower activity aiv is north and west of the metro. i think it probably staysk it p there and over thero next two tt lifts. waring we doli get, not a lot, t lifts up to the north.fts 8:00 a.m. just about everybodyse is cloudy.lo temperatures in the 60's andthed 70's. 70's. very mild out there thisilt th morning. morn temperatures by noontime close

maureen. >> reporter: will thanks. what was true was what -- what was false. websites are fact checking and determining more than 50% of clinton's statements have been rated true compared to less than 20% of donald trump's. statements. clinton said she negotiated a treaty with russia to reduce nuclear arms. but that's not very true. that treaty has not gone into effect and would not be a sweeping as she implied. trump said last night he doesn't know putin but in the past he bragged about knowing russia's leader and said crime has increased under president obama which is false crime rates have declined over the past several years. we have more on website >>> here's your monday medical update. browns quarterback problem is getting worse. cody kessler suffered a rib and shoulder injury in the loss to the patriots. they will look today. so basically he is questionable for sunday's game at tennessee later in the game whitehurst hurt his knee and browns could look to sign another quarterback. we will stay on that story all day see what head coach is -- what the head

surge nine still impacting orange line, wisdom and maureen. >> 4:37 is the time coming up on "fox news morning" political scandal for the democratic party. >> and sonya soto moyer opens one a relationship she had with >> another explosive scandal rocks campaign with the democrats own first lady steals the show at the obama state dinner. holding back on his vision for america. and that vision now includes term limits for members of congress. yesterday as a rally in colorado trump said he will push for a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on members of congress if elected to the white house. the gop nominee focusing on government corruption. he wants a six-year limit for members of house and twelve-year limit for members of senate. >>> next up, more scandal for the democrats. newly exposed two stop strat giingts brainstorming ways to commit voter fraud while appearing to suggest it's been done in iowa already. >> also exposed their roles in planting paid protesters at trump rallies and admitting to being contracted with the dnc. robert kramer founder of democracy advocates an

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maureen. artem, you did a great job. thank you for entertaining us and, ginger, thank you for your insight. >> you don't want to miss "dancing with the stars." it's monday night at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central right here on abc. and don't go anywhere. we'll come back with ginger with more weather. >>> all right, thanks, ginger. >>> coming up, we've got "broad city" and abbi jacobson here live until times square. >>> and cupcakes for everybody. sprinkles' founder is here sharing her best recipes and one from this guy's momma. >> momma's chocolate cake. >> i got to taste that. >> i'm sharing. everybody gets some. details... on what led to a trooper shooting and killing a carjacking suspect in henderson last week. nhp is holding a press conference at their headquarters at 10 o'clock this morning. investigators say last wednesday troopers and police were following a man they believed violently carjacked a woman near downtown. the suspect ditched his car near findlay cadillac in henderson. a trooper tried to take the man troope

clinton would be the best for columnist maureen dowd? ms. dowd: well, obviously, you know, you are right. journalists have a citizen side, and not a journalist side. as our chief washington correspondent says, bad for the country, good for carl. [laughter] ms. dowd: that is kind of a weird thing to explain to people outside of the business, but donald trump would be better for journalism because it would be utter freaking chaos around the world. but as a citizen of course, you have a contrary opinion. mr. lamb: one of the things i notice when you write, you drop in many references to shakespeare. you studied shakespeare at university. but you drop in french all the time. and as a somebody who does not speak french -- ms. dowd: yes, i don't speak it either. mr. lamb: this is not just french. these are maureen dowd's words you have used in your columns. do you realize how many of us have no idea what you are talking about? ms. dowd: that does not bother me at all because i think words are so much fun, and i do not do it to be pretentious, i do

maureen. artem, you did a great job. thank you for entertaining us and, ginger, thank you for your insight. >> you don't want to miss "dancing with the stars." it's monday night at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central right here on abc. and don't go anywhere. we'll come back with ginger with more weather. >> actually i'm going to freeze you out here this morning and get even colder tomorrtoday wit the mid 50s. clouds and mid 40s tonight. tonight. a steady, heavy rain is likely tomorrow morning with gusty >>> all right, thanks, ginger. >>> coming up, we've city" and abbi jacobson here live until times square. >>> and cupcakes for everybody. sprinkles' founder is here sharing her best recipes and one from this guy's momma. >> momma's chocolate cake. >> i got to taste that. >> i'm sharing. >> good morning, wisn 12 news time now is 8:27. we are on traffic and weather watch this morning. we are looking at the commute. this is 41 at lincoln this morning. 94 eastbound to downtown 15 minute ls. bypass northbound is down to ten minutes. sa

did you trip on maureen's dress? what happened? >> yes, towards the end i kind of slipped on the dress and it's a bummer because that was the dance we were leading with, oh, my god but -- >> life happens. >> life happens. >> live tv, right. >> i remember, maureen, when you came here and i heard you say in the course of the competition, you felt like you were the worst dancer in the world. >> oh, yeah. ballroom. did you expect to ever get to the point where you felt as comfortable as you did? >> no, i never did. i really didn't and, honestly, i thought i'd be lucky if i survived a week, you know, but i just wanted to give it my all and, you know, yeah, it was so cool. there were moments in dancing with him when i felt like i was floating. >> that's great. i mean, i know, let's face it, it's not easy to spend that up much time and put that much professional dancer. there was some tension at times. do you think that in the end made you stronger and helped you lift maureen, so to speak. >> i think we understood each other better. it's

maureen. artem, you did a great job.ing with the stars." it's monday night at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central right here on abc. and don't go anywhere. we'll come back with ginger with >>> hello, i'm meteorologist mike nicco from abc 7 mornings. you could see it is wet outside. the scattered showers will taper by the evening commute. dry and slightly warmer today and a strong storm that will make it to the south bay thursday and friday. for today, mid to upper 60s and inland east bay and the south bay and showers left over in the norm bay this afternoon. tonight partly cloudy and even patchy fog. cooler, temperatures in the 50, the our >>> all right, thanks, ginger. >>> coming up, we've got "broad city" and abbi jacobson here live until times square. >>> and cupcakes for everybody. sprinkles' founder is here sharing her best recipes and one from this guy's momma. >> momma's chocolate cake. >> i got to taste that. >> i'm sharing. everybody gets some. >> cake for everyone. >>> good morning, i'm natasha zouves from abc 7 morning