i'm pat lawson muse. one of every 15 people in the country will be diagnosed with lung cancer in their life times. it doesn't matter whether or not you've ever smoked. lung cancer can affect anyone. people will gather in d.c. for a 5k run called breathe deep d.c. joining us are linda wenger, the senior vice president for longevity. and dr. alex spira is director of the virginia cancer specialist institute. thank you all for coming and let founder of breathe deep d.c. who just passed a few days ago. >> yes. >> jerry sorken. >> jerry was an incredible, incredible person. sad day for us at longevity. he was also the vice chair for the organization but he was just such a mentor to those who had been diagnosed, an advocate for the cause, fanned he was here with us today he would be telling us that we cannot stop, we have to continue to fight lung cancer. >> he had liv >> for nine years. >> that is a long time. >> that is a very long time. >> dr. spira, there are lots of advances in treatment and research but t

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i'm pat lawson muse glp and both cams are dealing with new controversies. first at 4:00, hillary clinton and michelle obama are campaigning together for the first time. speaking at a rally in north carolina the democratic nominee for president called her not so secret secret weapon. but to praise the job mrs.ma has done as first lady. >> as our first african-american first lady, she's faced pressures i never did. and she's handled them with pure grace. >> i'm out here first and foremost because we have never prepared candidate for president than our friend hillary clinton. never before in our lifetime. >> today's crowd is one of the largest that clinton has attracted so far. >> you're locking now live at a campaign rally in toledo, ohio, where donald trump is about to speak. this is his third visit to the city. there's a packed house there. earlier today the candidate was in springfield. he tore into the clintons over the laltest wikileaks released memo between speaking engagements for the former president and money raised for the clinton foundation. >> we

coming opening of the mgm casino is celebrated by many people in prince george's county but as pat lawson muse shows us it is viewed by negative social impact. >> the pastors of these four churches have mostly middle class congregations with many working families, couples and single professionals who, like most prince george's long to restaurant, retail and entertainment option but the pastors are concerned that the mgm casino can be a blessing and a curse. >> the casino may have a short-term positive impact in long-term hangover. >>> the crime. the divorce, the bankruptcy, the suicide. somebody is going to have to minister on the back end of these things. >> i'm celebrating the shops that will open. the restaurants, and the rooms at the hotel. that is great. those are great jobs. the excitement tempered by the damage to the family. >> the it represented a nullification if in my mind on the vote of prince georgians. >> i think there are other ways to generate money that would be healthier for our community. >> it is a community still recovering from the foreclosure crisis, still stunned b

good afternoon, i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm chris lawrence. the election is only 19 days away. we have a lot of new developments to get to on the campaign trail starting in new york city. attorney gloria allred held a press conference. the new woman claims donald outside the u.s. >> he then walked up to me and reached his right arm and grabbed my right arm. then his hand touched the right inside of my breast. >> she is the task woman who accused her of misconduct. she denied all the has not had a chance to respond to this. nbc news has not verified any of these accusations and gloria allred is a hillary clinton supporter. at one point in that news conference, virginia said nobody has asked her to come forward. >> trump is clarifying his answer about whether he will accept the results of the wins. then he elaborated on what he meant later in the speech. >> of course, i would accept an election result, but i would also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a e questionable result. >> trump is drawing widespread from both sides of the aisle for these

. >> i'm pat lawson muse here at the decision desk. whether or not this is a game changer remains to be seen. but clinton's republican rival donald trump is already telling his supporters that it is. the fbi cleared clinton of any criminal wrongdoing in july. today's announcement enthusiastic crowd in new hampshire. >> i have great respect for the fact that the fbi and the department of justice are now willing to have the courage to right the horrible mistakes that they made. the rest of my speech is going to be so boring. >> now, clinton, for her part, did not address the new fbi developments while speaking to state of iowa just a few moments ago. to be clear, it's not accurate to say the fbi's criminal ifquiry into her e-mail use is reopened. a big question is what exactly the fbi's additional work on the matter means for clinton legally. the news was such a surprise, even the white house was blind sided by this. edward lawrence is on capitol hill right now, and edward, you have brand-new information about what the evidence -- the fb

good afternoon, i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm chris lawrence here at the decision desk. we are getting a very on how certain battleground states are shaping up. millions of people have already cast their ballots in early voting. in the latest numbers show democrats surging to a large lead in north carolina. but the republican turnout is better down in florida and both states are vital for donald trump's chances. hillary clinton is holding an early voting rally in tampa right now, as she fights for florida's 29 electoral votes. earlier today clinton was in palm beach candidate, imploring reminding them how al gore lost the state by fewer than 600 votes. donald trump, a two-point lead in florida and almost has to win there to have any hope of winning the white house. at this point, every day is crucial, and it takes something big to get trump off the campaign trail, but there he is right here in the district. steve handelsman is live outside the trump hotel with details. steve? >> reporter: hey, chris, thanks. well, was a decaying host office on pennsylvania avenue, not fa

. >> i'm pat lawson muse. lauren rickets and amelia drape rr standing by, and wow, what a change we have seen. just short span of time. >> we have been talking about this all week, from 80s monday, almost today we hit 80. >> temperatures got up there because rain took so long to get in. once it did, gray skies and that temperature dropped. >> a lot of meme calling in saying is the heaviest rain over? and the answer to that, a so here's a look from earlier. want to say thank you to our photographer for getting this video. this is river road, where you can see the rain came down at a pretty good rate. winds were blowing. right now, the winds not so bad. it's going to take a few hours for winds to pick back up. that heavy line of rain that moved through the d.c. metro area is now in parts of the baltimore metro area, down throan arundel, charles, and st. mary's county. showers back there. as you head out opportunities, you could deal with a little rain, but the big story is going to be the increasing winds and th

i'm pat lawson muse. we begin with marriott staying put in montgomery county with big new plans which mean a big economic boost for the area. the current lease exercise in 2022. marriott is considering moving but opted to -- had considered moving but opted to build a complex in downtown bethesda. chris gordon, tom sherwood with us. it is a major project. >> they were competing with virginia and d.c. they came up incentive. the county executive teamed up with republican governor larry hogan to come up were a package of incentives. the return will mean $1.8 billion in net and will build in downtown bethesda. >> where in downtown bethesda. even to call it downtown, bethesda used to be a quiet little space, more and more apartment buildings, office buildings, condos. now the whole area will be changed with 30 story buildings. 29 story buildings. where is the marriott going to actually be so we can avoid that neighborhood during the >> it could be anywhere. they will announce next year. that is part of the neg