mayor muriel bowser. transportation reporter adam tuss took a ride with the mayor today to get her thoughts. >> reporter: taking a ride on metro today, we found this customer who has an opinion about the reduction of service hours. what do you think? >> we think we want to work with metro to make sure it's going to be open to serve d.c. residents in the region. >> reporter: ahead of a major public hearing tomorrow d.c. for metro rail, to give maintenance crews more time to fix the system. the mayor believes cutting hours, especially late-night hours sends our whole region backwards. >> no, we cannot be taken as a serious metropolis without a system that supports all hours that we're open. >> reporter: much more of the mayor's comments tonight on news 4. riding metro with the mayor, adam >>> another beautiful if not spectacular day across our region. record high temperatures broken and shattered across the area today. both dulles, bmi 86, bmi, 87. shatters the old record of 82. currently 85 d.c. 86 richmon

hear why mayor muriel bowser said she had no plans on attending. >> in the u.s. at 110 years old, what the woman has been through 19 presidents has it said about this election and who has her vote. >> i would sign a contract to look at her in ten years. look like her in ten years, she looks fantastic. wow. listen here's what we're watching outside. we have clouds beginning to increase around the area. no showers. there might be one isolated shower up towards hagerstown. general al drive evening, that world series by an hour. we can see rain through ohio and that rain is heading in our direction. i'll have the timing and first look at your weather forecast fox 5 local news at 5:00 will be man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they'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. ? s

mayor muriel bowser is announcing the new initiative. she is looking for a private sector partner to cut down the costs on the district. mark segraves, news4. >>> today thousands of students and adults will draw attention school programs. they're holding lights on after school events across the country. the after school all stars d.c. program will be a part of the effort celebrating the achievements of students but the day highlights the need for more programs. for every student in the program, two don't have access and could be missing opportunities for artistic, social and emotional growth. >> they're not competitive. the peers who have hours and hours of extracurricular activities. >> d.c. lights on after school open house is from 4 until 6:00 tonight at hobson middle school in unfortunate east. today on news4 at 5, we'll show you what students have to say about the after school program and why support is so needed. >>> it is time to check on our forecast. storm team4 meteorologist tom kierein telling us about changes we should expect

mayor muriel bowser has distanced herself from donald trump following comments he made about mexican immigrants. we are live in northwest washington. cheryl conner, abc 7 news. jummy: as for the race for the white house itself, there are less than two weeks to go until election day. hillary clinton had a nine-point poll as donald trump goes after obamacare and vice president joe biden. stephanie ramos is in northwest washington with the latest from the campaign trail. stephanie co. donald trump is here in d.c., while hillary clinton's in florida. its candidate taking different campaign approaches in the final stretch to election day. this morning, donald trump is mixing business with his campaign. trump celebrating his new $200 million hotel in d.c.. his star on the hollywood walk of fame is taking a beating, but not for the full-time -- but not for the first time. the star now destroyed. a day before, a crowd attacked obamacare at one of his golf courses in florida. mr. trump: it is killing our businesses, our small as mrs., individual. stephanie: and then his com to the back of the

jay: mayor muriel bowser is talking candidly about the deadly confrontation that was entirely avoidable. mayor bowser: i don't know the motive behind this, i don't know what caused this fight, but i know whatever it was, it was not important enough for a 17-year-old to be dead and one to have signed her life away. jay: motive. what was the argument about on the bus? we should learn more about that in the wake of kyla jones' first quarter appearance, scheduled for tomorrow. alison: this just in from loudoun county, a report of a clown incident in ashburn. when he approached. the man lunged at him and chased him. he said the man's face was painted like a clown. this comes on the heels of a series of creepy clown incidents all over the country. jonathan: campaign news, if you are counting, we are 20 days away from the election. right now we are less than 24 hours until the final debate. this election cycle has been unlim ke any, scott thuman is in las vegas. scott: from accusatory women and russian suspicion, the final days are hard not to be distracted. >> it makes you want to unplug the

million hotel and the owner promises this, many would expect the mayor of the city to be there, muriel bowser to be found. mayor bowser: i decided it was a political event more than anything come and i will not be a pawn. tom: when asked about not attending, he ought -- he offered very little praise for the old post office renovation. she did reference a trump lawsuit over taxes on the property. mayor bowser: we want to make sure they pay their fair share of taxes, but i always root for d.c. businesses to be d.c. political figure was mentioned, but the trump family made no mention of mayor bowser. although protesters showed up, was balser write about this being more of a political event? sort of. although much of the focus was on the hotel. >> under budget and ahead of schedule. that's what we do. tom: presidential politics made an appearance. tom roussey, news channel 8. jonathan: national committee filed a motion in federal court because the democratic national committee says republicans are violating a long-standing anti-intimidation agreement. they asked a judge to prevent republican nati

. >> mayor muriel bowser joined the crowd encouraging them to vote yes for d.c. statehood. >> we want senators like every other american. >> while, widely supported in the district. >> i think it's long overdue. >> it's an uphill battle with congress having the final say. this to be reality. >> we're hopeful we will not only win the white house with the person who supports stayedhood but both houses of congress which would make this an easier progress later saturday a quieter judiciary square. no more lines but still a steady stream of voters including some picking a president for the first time. >> kind of excited. like just to be a part of something, just to have -- >> one to tell us this has been unforgettable campaign season. >> i'm ready for the election to be over with. >> it's like a circumstance us. jose says as bad as it's been he's grateful to vote. >> i never had that opportunity before in my country in cuba. >> a citizen after growing up under communism he knows the strength of cating a ballot. where we don't have elections this is part of democracy a

d-c mayor muriel bowser spoke about the tragedy. police say the teens jones is charged with second-degree murder. kaelia minor was a student at coolidge high school, and was an avid dancer. new this morning.. a civil rights group has filed a federal lawsuit to force virginia to extend it's voter registration period. this after the state's online system crashed monday--the last day to register. registering. but one registrar estimates it could be tens of thousands of virginians. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of a charlottesville couple who attempted multiple times to register both sunday and monday without success. state elections commissioner edgardo cortes and other state election officials are named as defendants in the case. cortes says they do not have the legal authority to extend the registration deadline because its specified in state code. hillary clinton and donald trump are just hours away from their last face-to-face showdown before the election. debate topics will include immigration, the economy, the supreme court, an

that is how some describe a showdown between muriel bowser and council chairman phil mendalson. the usually friendly breakfast, usually, not so much today. they are at odds over a push for paid leave program for d.c. workers. the mayor said that mendleson hasn't shown the legislation. hasn't shown it. that would mean tax increase >> we need to know if we are going to set up a $50 million agency to do this program in the next two years. families want leave but they want to make sure the government can afford it and it works. >> i saw this as an effort to put cold water on this and it won't work. jonathan: he says he plans to have a vote on the bill by christmas. maureen: up next at 6:00, ride share wars? the steps uber and lyft are taking to earn your business and how you can benefit. jonathan: we are headed for a frosty night where freeze warnings are going out. we will check in on the d.c. northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation gration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from susp

mayor, muriel browse bows -- muriel bowser chose not to attend the ribbon cutting. bowser, who is supporting hillary clinton says it was something she did not want to be involved with, leading up to election day. >> and certainly as a political season, i'm always a supporter of d.c. residents well, and are hiring d.c. residents and are paying their fair share of taxes. >> reporter: mayor bowser added that the trump organization will have to repair some relationships among people who supported the hotel but have been upset by comments made by trump since the start of his presidential campaign. >>> under arrest tonight. a man seen in this video, taking a pick ax to trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame. police say james otis disguised himself as a construction otis said he wanted to sell the pieces and give the money to the women, who claimed they were sexually abused by trump. crews have already repaired the site. >>> a debate began with an interruption by a candidate who was not invited. the green party's marg red flowers took the stage at the university of bal

henson stopped by her alma matter - howard university and got a special gift from d-c mayor muriel bowser. henson received the ceremonial key to the city on the same henson to talk about her new movie hidden figures and her book around the way girl. don't miss the exclusive interview, tomorrow on good morning washington 5am voodoo curse tease: voodoo queen in front of voodoo curse haunted house. voodoo curser interview: debbie evans, marketing director. this park. it's the house of the voodoo queen. coming up at six - we're following that breaking news a gas leak tying up foxhall road in northwest. mobile trak seven is on the way right now. an update from julie in the traffic center, just two minutes away. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade should be overturned. woman: barbara comstock. man: too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. is against marriage equality. man: she even voted to allow fed

mayor muriel bowser is slamming the plan to kick-back on weekends. adam tuss rode the rails on thursday. you can watch their interview in the nbc washington app. >>> it feels like soak it up now, it will start feeling like fall, fast. when the temperatures will go up. >> reagan international about to get a major upgrade. changes coming to parking and restaurants and the security lines. we'll fill you in. that is next. >>> the one thing you have over smae experience but it is bad badly. >> i'm happy to compare my 30 years of experience, what i've done for this country, trying to help in every way i could, especially kids and families get ahead and stay ahead with your 30 years and i'll let the they've been producing a few scattered sprinkles around. parts of 66 may be getting damp this morning. otherwise, we'll have some sunshine breaking out by 8:00 a.m. temperatures around 70. then by noon time for your commute and lunch hour, we'll be in the upper 70s and hovering near 80 when we're headed back home dealing with sun glare. speaking of 66, how is th

mayor muriel bowser has not taken a position on this bill. >>> av live desk of a story developing in the philippines. take a look, this is right in front of the u.s. embassy in the city of manila where protestors, scores of them, vunt violently crash, with police. we have video of a van from police ramming into protestors. several people were mowed over. in the end, 23 protestors were arrested. country. the u.s. responding this morning saying that the protests have started to die down. and the embassy is operating as normal. no injuries or major damage was reported. that's the latest from the live desk, aaron, back to you. >>> thank you. 4:37 and questions this morning about why wikileaks founder julian assange had his internet restricted at the embassy in london right now. ecuador says his access because it didn't want to meddle in the u.s. election. wikileaks' twitter account is still active releasing e-mails. it's accusing the u.s. state department of pressuring ecuador to limit assange's evidence. both ecuador and the united states deny that. >>> condo concerns. residents in fear

mayor muriel bowser. bowser is a democrat and supports hillary clinton for opening may be too political this close to the election. roles. it will help most customers with the higher premiums. sign up season begins november 1st. >>> we'll get an update on beach drive construction is going. we're one month into the three year rehab project. transportation reporter adam tuss will go behind the scenes today. you can follow him on twitter as he tours phase one between two more tow trucks are patrolling wisconsin and connecticut avenues. they're packed because of the beach drive project. parking enforcement has been extended through 7:00 p.m. on wisconsin avenue. >> oh, my goodness. you can feel the impact of the traffic near connecticut, calvert, up and down. >> that is how we welcome people to d.c. looking at 4 things to know about the weather.

mayor muriel bowser and other city builds. the discussion will folk yuls on the state of the district's infrastructure and innovation. anybody interested in attending should be at georgetown at 10:30. >>> no snow on the ground just yet but one agency is getting a head start on preparations. >> prince george county officials are hitting the streets this morning and molette green is joining them. she joined us live from forestville. good morning, what are you seeing? >> reporter: oh, my goodness, i'm i my photographer irene and vanessa gordon watson who has been driving these things in the county for 28 years. in fact, was one of the first or is the first woman in the county to be able to do this. we're going on a dry run, leaving the command center now at the department of public works and transportation hub here and we're going to just take a -- >> so, technology being what it >> she is in a moving truck. we lost the signal. we'll try to get her back a bit later. let's turn to chuck bell. >> this is way advanced preparation. w

. >>> close to 2500 people dc mayor muriel bowser today inned to the presidential election -- in addition to the presidential election, dc residents are asked to elect dc council members and vote on statehood. >> it is nice to see this many people care, enough to come out and stand in line. would he never waited in line in dc before. ever. we always just walked in the door and voted. >> early voting continues in october 27. >>> could the district of columbia be the country's51st state? it strepding on social media. and -- it is trending on social media. dc residents have no voting control in congress or full control of local affairs and they are looking at a statehood referendum on the upcoming election ballot and dc residents will see the proposed state as new columbia. and this week, members council voted to change the name to state of washington, d.c. >>> in the final week, everything you need to know to vote is on our wusa 9 app, including our voter guide for dc, maryland and virginia. >>> okay, let's turn to our weather now. what a blustery day. is it going to get a little bit milder

residents are e asking as the city's most wellt known street is getting a high tech upgrade.pgra mayor muriel bowser unveiled ana major cyber upgrade alongde a pennsylvania avenue. fox5's tom fitzgerald isd there live tonight toig t explainism good evening,nism g shawn. the question is this.e qu what could you do in a city if you really applied the power of the internet in a broad spectrum? take this park, pk, what if the internet coulduld tell you where an open parkingng spot? what if the internet inte could be wired to even a trashra can which could tell the district when it needs to bee emptied? what if the internetnt knew when somebody had walked we into an area and then turns tur street lights on? well, this ti is all part of this smartrt street that mayor murielayor mul bowser unveiled today alongnveio pennsylvania avenue which willil really bring this area, shea, says, into right down to the trash cans.s. >> when you're the mayor you think -- leona, you think a lot about trash cans, don'tt tra you? and so,ns we want trashtra cans that will have sensors toes notify dpw when they're nearre a ca

mayor muriel bowser alsomuri joined the crowd and urged them tohe c vote yes on this referendum. >>> it is a petition -- it is i a referendum to petition congress to grant d.c. state hood. >> we're hopeful that we'ree' not only going to win the white house with who supports state hood butood t both houses of congress whichs f will make t chisongr a much easr process. >>oc reporter: people whodple into line over the weekend wkend said part of their motivationivt is they're just ready for thisly election season to besean over. now just to let you know herew r at judiciary square this is the only polling place in thee e city that's opened right nowopew open from 8:30 in the morning mi until 7 o'clock at night then te on friday all of the neighborhood early votinghoodary centers will open as well. wel alnwick, fox5 local news. n >> thanks mel.>> thanks me >>> this morning we've got a a new metrobus line to tell you about, the nh2 suit in service e connecting northern virginia via tohe h harbor. officials say it's another wayha to decrease vehicle traffic t and increase foot traffic.ffic

muriel bowser spoke about the tragedy. >> i don't know the motives behind us. i don't know what caused the fight. i know that whatever it was, it wasn't important enough for a 17 your old to be dead and one to have signed her life away. second-degree murder. minor was a student at coolidge high school and was an avid dancer. autria: new developments the story -- this morning on a story that first developed here. more on the massive backup from last week. sam is live with a new video. started last week. three men came in as ninjas and pistol with the 73-year-old man working the cash register. this morning we are getting brand-new surveillance video showing the three men, dressed as ninjas, showing the men going up to that man, hitting him in the head not just once, but twice. after a minute they let him get up and they opened up that cash register. they were only in th f . down the bw parkway they cause the seven car pileup, shutting it down for six hours during the height of rush hour. this morning we are hearing the 911 call from that cashier for the first tim

mayor muriel bowser will not be there. bowser is a democrat and supports hillary clinton for president. her staff says the formal opening may be too political this close to the election but the trump hotel had a soft opening last month. it's already been the scene of several demonstrations and graffiti was fun on its walls earlier this month. >>> president obama got in a few zingers on jimmy kimmel live. he read a handful of mean tweets including some from donald trump's accounts but offered the real reason he can't run for a third term. the first lady. >> for me if i were able to run for a third term, michelle would divorce me. at home to get out and vote. he mentioned that he took advantage of early voting a few weeks ago. >> a lot of people are doing that this year. >> absolutely. >> more from the political campaigns after the break. the news 4 i team digs into candidate websites to find out if they're putting your information at risk. >>> also an accident on what many consider a family frienly amusement park ride. leav

mayor muriel bowser personally thanks heroes in our midst. what the folks did to save a life. >> bethesda has everything. massive high-rises and quiet city streets. what is the plan for the next 20 years? alison: 32 buildings is the plan for bethesda. richard reeve is there and it's raising questions about too much density and not enough services like school. richard: yeah, that is right, alison. look at business avenue. just at a standstill right now. very emblematic of the growth here. look at this here. we have high-rises going way up in the sky. quiet city neighborhoods. but now there is a 20-year growth plan here. not everybody likes it. fast growing bethesda. place of contrast. >> how do we want this community to evolve richard: tall steel and glass high-rises blocks away leafy neighborhoods. >> we need to grow. we need to keep developing the area. richard: at the farmer's market off wisconsin avenue most favor growth. but in nearby neighborhoods not so much. >> the office buildings come with cars. the cars have to be put somewhere. ric

mayor muriel bowser and former arizona congress woman gabrielle give made a push forge gun control in d.c. and northern virginia. stopping gun violence takes courage. the courage to do what's right, the courage of new ideas. i've seen great courage when mye life was on the now is the time to come together, be responsible democrats or republicans, everyone. > giver records was bunded in a mass shooting in arizona five ai years ago. since then she has been usualn s ping for stricter gun control laws. > tonight fifteen age boys are facing vandalism charges for defacing an historic school house. >> the teenagers spray painted a american school house on ashburn road. it was in the a hate crime. the school was built in thehe 1800s and had been undergoing renovation. coming up tonight we are going to talk to a woman who found a little girl in a unaring car for over an hour while her mother went shopping. > and this cute little dog hasl gone viral. something she does when she's happy reminds people of the the movie star wars. you'll w tonight at 11. 11. seems workers calling out sickca need t

this afternoon, mayor muriel bowser transferred it from the hands of the u.s. army to the district. the land in northwest has sat untouched since the center moved to bethesda in 2011. a major development project will now take over th millions more vehicles over those dangerous takata air bags. the company says 5.8 million vehicles are affected by this latest recall. the vehicles have air bags that can rupture and just spew shrapnel everywhere. this brings the total number of toyota's recall over this issue to 23.1 million. up to 16 deaths have been linked to the exploding air bags. luxury truck are turning a lot of heads on facebook tonight. the company showed off what it is calling the x class. at an event yesterday in sweden. it's a 5-seat ride. going to hit show rooms next year. unfortunately, though, you can't get this in the united states. at least not right away. >>> trending now. it wasn't just lady gaga, singing carpool karaoke that is lighti >>> and a horror class, inside one of the most frightening hotels ever. plus, a fast food restaurant. all decked out for halloween. >>

. >> there was a homecoming of sorts for mayor muriel bowser. she started working on this in 2007 as a local a.n.c. commissioner and then four councilmember and today as mayor. she signed the paperwork to transfer it from the u.s. army to d.c. >> big city projects take a long time. it takes a lot of people to stay persistent. and committed to getting them done. >> neighbors are happy to see momentum. >> it's unused. >> much of the excitement is focused on a new grocery store. >> instead of going to silver spring we keep dollars in d.c. >> some were disappointed when coming here. they reiterated we have been unable to reach an agreement adding we are doubtful a deal will be truck. the developer is negotiating with another grocer with an announcement possible in six weeks. >> it's a name that will be well down and they are well known for being community orientedded. >> the past few years have been tough for the small business owners not far from walter reed. they moved to bethesda and much of disappeared overnight. the manager here says the lunch

mayor muriel bowser is among the critics. >> we know that other systems can do it in that amount of time and if metro can't do it, why? >> before safetrack, metro stayed open on fridays and saturdays until 3:00 a.m. now stations close at midnight during safe track. the proposals would continue reduction of service on the weekend and some say that's not fair to so many who rely to stay open a little bit later to help people who have those late-night jobs. it's not all about the people who are out at bars, it's about people who are actually working, they need to get home to their families at a safe time, too. >> the metro is going to gather all of those public comments and present them to the board sometime in december. we're going to be following the public hearing today. our transportation reporter adam tuss. reporting live from metro headquarters, darcy spencer, news4. >>> i'm melissa millay, lots of sighs in the news room. giant panda bao-bao is moving to china next year. zoo keepers are prepping her for the move. getting her used to a travel crate. she'll be traveling with one panda k

today mayor muriel bowser was among those in a ceremony in northwest to mark the start of the kennedy street revitalization project. the project hopes to make kennedy street a popular destination for residents and businesses along a one-mile stretch from georgia avenue to north capital street. michelle: plenty of any given day but on one stretch of m street the sidewalk abruptly ends. leaving pedestrians nowhere to walk but street. it's between connecticut avenue and 17th street. that is where richard reeve is live with a story you will see only on 7. richard: yeah, this is a big challenge for pedestrians. as you said, the sidewalk here along m street is fine and then all of a sudden you run in a chain link fence. what happens? like we have seen folks do. not too late. or walk down the street. take a look at the video. it is a tough choice for the pedestrians. they have to decide if they want to take the crasswalk or walk into -- crosswalk or walk into oncoming traffic. we have seen some walking with cars behind them. the cars have no idea what the people are doing in the street. now

mayor muriel bowser. bowser is a democrats and supports hillary clinton for president. the formal opening may be too political this close to the election. the trump hotel had a soft opening last month. it has been the scene of several demonstrations and graffiti found spray painted on the walls this month. >>> in montgomery county, a mysterious death of a woman has police asking the public for health. a man walking to the twin brook park lawn drive. this was around 6:30 in the morning. there was no trauma to the woman's body and she had no identification to her. an autopsy is under way but anyone with information is urged to contact police. >>> covering virginia at 6:14 today. a pastor will argue to be released from jail as he awaits trial on charges that rips off his congregation. he is the senior pastor at victorious life church in alexandria. wife brenda and another woman to a $1.2 million fraud scheme. all three were arrested on sunday. brenda is already out of jail. >>> be careful where you park in the district. enforcement is getting more strict along wisconsin an

mayor muriel bowser. bowser is a democrat and supports hillary clinton for president. she says the opening may be too political for the election. the hotel had a soft opening. it has already been the scene of self demonstrations. you can expect republicans to st affordable care act. that is because the obama administration says a key category of plans will go up an average of 25% next year. also, about one in five consumers may have plans from a single insurer to pick from after major carriers scale back their roles. subsides provided under the law will help most customers with the higher premiums. sign up season begins november 1st. >>> we have new details into the which ended this early morning. many saying cadets died after gun men ambushed the school and detonated explosive vests. it happened while many were sleeping in the dorm. so far the death toll is at 61. more than 100 others were injured. right now there are conflicting reports about who is behind this attack. now back to you. >>> thank you. five minutes after the hour right now. a tractor trailer, killing t

mayor muriel bowser agrees. she thinks they should fund sales tax to metro should be more aggressive. >> nobody wants to write metro a blank check. we're calling on them to tighten their belts. the transportation secretary wants to see major improvements to metro before talking about more money. ahead at 6:30, adam tuss breaks down how metro riders are service cuts. >>> more information on the charges five teens are facing for spray painting graffiti in ashburn. they are charged with vandalism but not a hate crime. it doesn't meet the legal requirements for a hate crime. the vandalism was discovered on october 1st. a few days later, the community came together to repaint the historic building. >>> interim d.c. police chief peter overall since last year. he tried to reassure residents after a deadly stabbing. they addressed this after a class mate stabbed another on a metrobus. the stabbing was not random and neither is most crime in the district. >> i wanted to let folks know. people get nervous and think they c

mayor muriel bowser. coming up at 6:00, her tough words for trump. i'm tom sherwood in the newsroom. >>> tom kierein joins us now. more changes in store for the rest of this week, huh? >> i was reading some robert frost this morning. "the road less taken." >> sure. >> i looked out my window, this is what i saw. heading out early this morning, maybe you saw a scene like this. suburbs and rural areas as we were predicting this morning. >> wow. >> yes, it was white with frost. absolutely gorgeous. that was in northern montgomery county this morning. post your pics on facebook, twitter, and instagram. right now clouds passing over the region. storm team 4 radar showing a few sprinkles coming from those clouds. right along interstate 70 between frederick and hagerstown. most of them, though, are not quite reaching the ground. maybe a few sprinkles right around annapolis right now. and as we look hour by hour, steady in the upper 40s to mid 40s by midnight tonight. and into tomorrow morning. so not as cold tomorrow morning, but you will need a warm coat an

mayor muriel bowser has not taken a position on this bill. >>> how much sleep you get could f a boston university study found that men who sleep less than six hours a night were least likely to conceive a child. men who said they had trouble sleeping at least half of the time also had fertility problems. too much sleep may not be good either. the study found that men who slept more than nine hours also had a hard time conceiving a child. >> when was the last time you had too much sleep? >> i don't know what that looks like. >> right? maybe when you were 16. a heating debate over capping the age for in-vetro fertility treatment. >> a 16-year-old from spain has given birth to a healthy baby girl. the woman gave birth last week. the 62-year-old underwent special treatment to become pregnant after a team of doctors refused to help her. the newborn is her third child. the second child was born when alvarez was 52. doctors say the baby is healthy and doing well. >>> 5:17 new this morning, several rice and slow cookers are being recalled due to an electric shock hazard. the cookers were sold

with mayor muriel bowser's hands on heart program. >> put him on the floor. just straightened his body out really and i started chest compressions immediately. >> reporter: but she knew more had to be done. they needed an automated exte illator to save miles' life. luckily, a coworker knew where one was in the office. >> i ran, got it, we got the pads out. the pads were placed on him and the machine took over. >> reporter: ultimately, more saving miles' life. from the coworkers to emt to security. but some say without purvis' thinking, the outcome could have been different. >> he immediately got cpr going. that saved his life. >> it was my first time performing cpr. i'm very thankful. >> punchis had a chance -- purvis had the chance to talk for her actions. >> the hands on hearts program has trained over 10,000 people how to do cpr in the districts. >>> new york city mayor bill de blasio said something was horribly wrong when police shot and killed an emotionally disturbed woman. she was shot twice in her home last night in the bronx. the police chief said th

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muriel bowser was among the guests. wendy also stopped by to lend her support. it's a nonprofit that empowers thousands through career development. they suit them up, teach them financial literacy and provide professional clothing. helping laid off workers. i had the pleasure to they're not showing my modeling spin. they told me to keep my day job. it was not a pretty picture, but the suit, which i had to give back, it looked good. >> ahead, how the u.s. college museum today surprised this couple. survivors, with documents of on issues that matter to northern virginia, barbara comstock and donald trump have a lot in common. bill o'reilly: overturn roe v. wade; that's a specific thing that you would do? trump: well, overturn or overturn... comstock: i think roe v. wade should be overturned. trump and comstock. trump: i'm totally for defunding. we shouldn't be giving to planned parenthood. while comstock voted five times to defund planned parenthood. standing up for us. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. >>> two holocaust concentration camp. the memorie

mayor muriel bowser is already speaking out against it. transportation reporter adam tuss rode the rails with the mayor. what'd she tell you, adam? >> reporter: how about this, chris, she says that we can't be taken seriously as a city if we don't have the metro system that gets us around when we need it. mayor bowser is issuing a challenge to metro. tell me why, again, you need can do it in that amount of time and if metro can't do it, why? >> reporter: ahead of this major public hearing, the mayor talks about a transit agency in danger of grinding to a halt. >> if nobody believes in the system and the hours don't serve them, then we would be basically putting our system out of business slowly but surely. >> reporter: take a look at the four proposals on the table to slash metro hours. weekend service headed for the biggest change with some proposal that would only have metro run from noon to 11:00 p.m. on sunday. but isn't metro already doing a huge amount of maintenance with safe track? well, the answer there is yes, and this would esse

mayor muriel bowser joined the t crowd and urged them to vote yes thon river referendum.eferen so it's river referendum to send a petition to congress to granta d.c. statehood. bowser also you were the votersr to consider which candidates ata make that happen for them.he >> after the rally many peopleyp waited in line to be the firstle in d.c. to cast their ballots il this election.n. some people said they wereaiey w motivated simply by excited byxd the rally. rally other people said, guys, theyuyy just were ready to get this thi election season over with. again here for this week and and into the next 16 days from 8:30am until 7:00 p.m. 70 p. voting centers throughout throut washington, d.c. will open in every neighborhood.eigh live in northwest i'm melanie me alnwick fox5 local news.. >> paying more for healthor hea insurance will be a problem forr thousands of marylands. marylan. they are looking at higher hig premiums. increase no less than 20%. officials say the open enrolloll many runs through november 1stom through january 31s.. we've got a new metro bus line to tell you nh2 rou

upgrade >> mayor muriel bowser tookor the wraps off a m major cyber cb upgrade along pennsylvanialongnl avenue today.oday fox5's tom fitzgerald iss live at edward r. murrow park. . it's kind of a mixed bag b raising excitement and also questions, though. >> reporter: good evening tove murrow park and the questionn folks is this. what would you give up ine u order to have the ability to aly do things like find parking using the internet, have free he wifi that actually works where you need it? even the ability i to have trash cans like thiske one, well, they could tell d.c. when they are full andul a when they need to be picked up they have in here new lights lig that will turn motion sensor technology.og it's all part of thisf th revamping of pennsylvania avenue known as p-2 40. mayor musharraf taking the takit wraps off all this todayoday saying this is finally goingoi to make pennsylvania avenue ae real smart street.tree >> when you're the mayor youorou think a lot -- leona you thinkhi a lot about trash cans, don'tand you? so, we want to testes sensors to notify dpw whenpw they are ne

mayor muriel bowser will make a major she's trying to find a private sector partner to help install these new light technology and defray the cost from the taxpayer. coming up at 6:00, i'll tell you how a smart trash can can reduce traffic. that's the very latest. live in northwest, mark segraves, news 4. >> great, thanks, mark. talk about defraying that cost. what is the cost? how much is this going to cost taxpayers? >> reporter: well, you know, that's a question we asked repeatedly when we were doing this interviews and little shy about giving us an actual number. what they will say, though, they expect the smartlight technology will reduce the district's energy cost by at least 50% of. one of the issues of going with a public sector partner, or private sector partner is what happens to all of the technology and the data that these new wi-fi hubs gather. who will actually have access to that? that's a question we hope to have answered tomorrow. >> all right. tricky question. >>> a special tribute earlier today from one of our country's elite forces to a former president. [ taps ] the f

early voting thereine were quite a number of people an was aef kickoff rally saturday.a mayor muriel bowser joined there crowd and urged them to voteoot yes on that referendum to petition congress to grant d.c. statehood and to consider o which candidates would make that happen. hpe >> we're hopeful that we'reha not only going to win the white house with the person theo that supports statehood butho both houses of congress whichonh will make this a much easier eae process. >> reporter: people whoeopl ballots on that very first saturday told us they weres they excited to do it in part p because of the rally but some bs of them also frankly said theyy just wanted to get the votes v over with.it they were tired of this long l and very negative electionlectio process. so, early voting, again, hasinha now started in d.c. d it goes from 8:30 in thehe morning until 7 o'clock at a night here at judiciaryry square, but then on friday,da allison and wisdom, the early the neighborhoods across d.c. dc live in northwest, i'm melaniein alnwick, fox5 local news.ew >> all right, mel, thanks very much. >>>

>> well, if you saw our winterin outlook yesterday you know itteu calls for snow and mayoray muriel bowser is alreadyel b getting ready for the whitey fo stuff with a practice sessione s today to prepare 800 members mes of the snow team for he snow clearing duties proper handling of the materials andth proper maintenance and operation of snow equipment.ope if youof s see plows on the roar about 9:00 this morning don'tn't panic it's just a drill. >> doesn't mean snow he is on't the way. my. >> exactly. >> thank goodness. >> i just like that>>>> they ty listened. they heard our outlook and this out. >> we were trending yesterday. >> that's right. that's what we wanted to be. >> went global with that.ent >> no snow this morning.glo his that kind of goes without saying. >> amen to that. >> however there is a lot of wind out there. wi picking up. up. >> it's blustery. bst >> i hated to do it but i had i to load in the wind chill graphic this morning. i'll he show you temperatures right now. notice where temperatures are in thegraphishow y here t 40's. that's basically when the windil chill is g

[applause] and muriel bowser, mayor of washington dc. [applause] and to the supreme court justices, members of the cabinet, members of congress, members of a diplomatic corps, for dignitaries and all of our distinguished guests, welcome. thank you all for your tremendous support of the smithsonian and of this museum of african-american history and culture. like all of the smithsonian museums, this one truly belongs to the american people. a museum is many things. two elements are most important. the people who curate, preserve and interpret and shared stories -- share its stores and the collection itself. incredible passion for this museum becomes evident when you find out about its collections. the majority of its nearly 37,000 objects, 3000 of which are currently on display comes from individuals and families, members passed down through generations. distorting covers in attics, hung on walls, displayed on coffee tables. the people who donated his personal mementos new of their great power. the items displayed within the walls of this

mayor muriel bowser center aserc letter to metro general manager wiedefeld saying late night nht service is search to restaurants, worker, businessuss and these service cuts will havh negative impact on the region sn we also know that the city council also approved a resolution saying that it i cuts as well.s we. there's going to also be a ralll here at 5:00 o'clock this evening. organized by some political active visitsd wbyho s also don like the idea of those lateat night service cutbacks. but again, metro is saying itini needs this time because it needs to consider continuing to buildi on what it gained during all ofo that maintenance time on safetrack.trac so, again, weigh in today begins at nap and goes all the way melanie alnwick, fox5 locall ne.s. >> the doctor is in of course.rs we're talking about dr. oz. he'll talk about how to get g better night's sleep. sleep >> he's got my attention.s got >> last night's final presidential debate a hot topicp still this morning.ill th mor we'll talk about a big trends tt come out of the debate next.t. on issues that matter to northern virgin

test today.d we're at the northeast salt dom you see the salt dome is rightm over here, and mayor muriel bowser somebody on the city som officials are hereon addressinge the media and the people whoeoe backs you see a lot snowplow sno roads today as we did earlier. r we can show you video tape earl earlier.ea we were in prince george'se pre county riding with theirorgety h department of public works a tnd transportation people on their e dry run just happened to beappee district is doing the same thing today. joining us live is chris shortet the director of d.c. departmentn of public works.lic works as we take a look at your plows, you got enough equipment and equ peopled to the job as whatever e hits this winter. >> absolutely.ut we're very very excited to be te starting the day today and to be kicking off our dry run for 2016.16 our drivers are obviously very excited and so are all of the te employees about 850 or soo employees participate in thetent d.c. snow program, and we'll have about 350 activated today t for the exercise that we'rewe conducting today. tay >> reporter: let's take looke

we've got your mayor, muriel bowser here. give her a big round of applause.our representative eleanor holmes norton. and we are so grateful not only for the service to the country, but the amazing work they're doing with their philanthropic work and america's promise, colin and alma powell. so by now you have settled into the new year, adjusted to classes. you're preparing for spirit week. learning how to ballroom dance. i remember having to do that. getting the nerve to text that cute girl or boy in your english class. i don't remember that. we did not have texts. we had to send little notes. and then we used to actually have to go up to somebody if we liked them and talk to them. so that may happen to you some day. seniors are looking at colleges, taking test, filling out all the forms. and malia just went through this. so i know how tough this is for you and the parents. but as i'm winding down my presidency, i was so impressed with banneker the last time i was here in 2011 that i wanted to come back -- [ cheering ] -- because you're an example of a school

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we've got your mayor, muriel bowser here. give her a big round of applause.our representative eleanor holmes norton. and we are so grateful not only for the service to the country, but the amazing work they're doing with their philanthropic work and america's promise, colin and alma powell. so by now you have settled into the new year, adjusted to classes. you're preparing for spirit week. learning how to ballroom dance. i remember having to do that. getting the nerve to text that cute girl or boy in your english class. i don't remember that. we did not have texts. we had to send little notes. and then we used to actually have to go up to somebody if we liked them and talk to them. so that may happen to you some day. seniors are looking at colleges, taking test, filling out all the forms. and malia just went through this. so i know how tough this is for you and the parents. but as i'm winding down my presidency, i was so impressed with banneker the last time i was here in 2011 that i wanted to come back -- [ cheering ] -- because you're an example of a school